CPL Tonight: DJ Dwayne “DJ” Bravo urges Bajans to pack Kensington Oval for the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League clash as Trinbago Knight Riders take on the Barbados Tridents. Sports & Women’s Cricket: Tridents coach Ryan Hinds says the WCPL standard keeps rising as Hayley Matthews leads the hunt for a fourth title, with the team set to start fast at home. Youth Pathways: Seventeen young people join the Barbados Police Service and King’s Trust International Team Programme for a 12-week push toward education, jobs and entrepreneurship. Education Updates: Students will be relocated for major school upgrades, while the Ministry ramps up phonics and foundational literacy through “Every Child Barbados Initiative.” Heat Safety: Schools are rolling out climate-friendly uniforms as Barbados faces hot, dry conditions and heat-risk warnings. Traffic Relief: A traffic management plan is before Cabinet ahead of school reopening, with extra police and transport support at busy points. Culture & Heritage: The Barbados Museum launches a capital campaign to preserve history and culture with upgraded galleries and conservation plans. Community & Justice: RPTC calls for closer police-prosecutor collaboration to improve the investigation-to-prosecution handoff. Local Life: Barbados Day saw low participation, with some residents saying they missed the memo. Human Interest: Two Barbadian fishermen were rescued at sea and are being helped to return home safely.