Tourism & Accountability: Grenada’s regional politics hit a nerve as questions mount over whether Minister Kishore Shallow was fully truthful in Parliament about Delta Air Lines ending its Atlanta–Argyle nonstop service, with critics pointing to schedule and demand details that don’t match “network-wide reduction” claims. Public Health & TB Security: A debate over the Chief Medical Officer’s performance flared after two TB patients escaped the General Hospital, raising fresh calls for stronger legislation and clearer rules to prevent communicable-disease patients from leaving treatment. Courts & Child Custody: A Grenada high court judge heard a custody dispute involving a U.S.-born mother accused of abducting a child from Germany, with the Child Protection Authority working alongside international partners and arrest warrants. Heritage Under Threat: The National Trust is getting international support to protect the Drill Yard, as UNESCO-linked heritage experts assess the site and push back against demolition plans tied to the National Insurance Scheme. Education: Grenada’s 2026–2027 school year begins Monday, Aug. 31, with commentary on how the internet has reshaped childhood learning and social life. Regional Policy: CARICOM consultations are underway in Grenada on the Draft CARICOM Biodiversity Strategy and how to finance and implement it. Health Advisory: The Ministry of Health urged vigilance amid an increase in dengue cases. Sports Spotlight: Grenada’s Anderson Peters and Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage stood out in Zurich’s javelin, while local interest also continues around Diamond League qualification and upcoming finals.