Murder Case Update: Police Commissioner Lincoln Corbette says the investigation into 16-year-old Jerbiah Paul remains ongoing after the discovery of her remains in Capuchin and the formal charge of serving officer Jean Luc-Rudy Langlais with murder; authorities say details are being withheld to avoid compromising the case, but the probe is being supported by regional and international partners including the FBI and embassies. Police Welfare Push: National Security Minister Rayburn Blackmoore announced plans to create a specialised police unit focused on officers’ social and professional well-being, including a psychologist placement and a confidential personnel function. Infrastructure: Work has started on the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the Pointe Ronde Bridge in Portsmouth, with a temporary bypass being prepared to keep traffic moving while crews clear land and begin major works. Roseau North By-Election Admin: The Electoral Office clarified that voters without the new ID card can still vote using approved alternative identification during the confirmation period, while UWP candidate Danny Lugay alleges irregularities including duplicate and triplicate entries on the register. CBI Politics: Former critic Kenneth Rijock publicly praised CBI-financed infrastructure progress under PM Skerrit, even as the debate over CBI oversight and alleged discounting continues. Tourism Numbers: The tourism minister reported an 18% rise in visitor arrivals to 527,728 for the last fiscal year, with growth across key markets.