Search and Investigation: U.S. Coast Guard divers and cadaver-dog teams have resumed work in the Sea of Abaco and around Hope Town/Abaco Inn in the case of missing Michigan sailor Lynette Hooker, nearly two months after she went overboard while sailing with her husband Brian Hooker; investigators say newly reviewed GPS data from Brian’s electronic devices doesn’t match his account, and they are also combing the couple’s “Soulmate” sailboat for clues. Courts and Crime: Two Nassau women, Michelle Williams and her daughter Glenresha Williams, received seven-year sentences for attempted murder tied to a landlord-tenant dispute that led to a shooting in Fox Hill in 2021. Cost of Living: The National Insurance Board says pensions, grants, and the insurable wage ceiling will rise effective July 1, following its biennial review. Regional Policy: At the CDB’s 56th annual meeting in Nassau, leaders pushed for a stronger, greener, more resilient Caribbean and deeper youth engagement, with Finance Minister Michael Halkitis hosting and CDB President Daniel Best calling for strategic solutions to uncertain times. Heritage and Tourism: Marine archaeologists report finding multiple pirate-era shipwrecks in Nassau harbor, including a wooden hull and artifacts linked to the Golden Age of piracy. Culture: Saint Leo University held its first International Student Gala, spotlighting The Bahamas among other cultures.