Fatal boating incident: A Carnival Saturday outing off Grand Anse Beach turned deadly after two women died when they reportedly jumped from the Kayak Princess and came into contact with the propeller. One was pronounced dead at the scene; the second later died at General Hospital. The Kayak Princess captain has been detained as police investigate, though authorities say they have not yet confirmed the exact circumstances. Soca Monarchs crowned: Bacchanal Friday produced two first-time winners: Sabrina Francis took Groovy Soca Monarch and Rio “Snakey” St Paul won Power Soca Monarch. Levera Golf Course consultation: Grenada Land Actors attended a community consultation tied to the 18-hole Levera Golf Course ESIA, arguing the process is “back-to-front” and raising concerns about rainfall, tree loss, and runoff impacts. Oil & Gas fallout: Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell says the government has ended the Russian-linked Global Petroleum Group contract, citing missed work, lack of required monthly reporting, and unverified figures. CBI oversight changes: Grenada passed amendments to strengthen Citizenship by Investment oversight through ECCIRA as the EU presses for CBI reforms by 2028. U.S. diplomatic shake-up: The U.S. plans to close five overseas posts approved by Congress, including St. George’s, Grenada, as part of a wider cost-cutting restructuring. Health services update: The Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic for St Andrew will temporarily relocate from Grand Bras Health Centre to Sabb Resource and Wellness Centre starting 9 September 2026. Education support: The Ministry of Education begins distributing QR Code vouchers for the School Supplies and Uniform Assistance Programme to approved parents and guardians. Parking for remaining Carnival shows: Police announced additional National Stadium parking areas at Tempe, Grand Mal, and Old Trafford, urging patrons to follow traffic directions.