Heat & Health: Saint Lucia clinics are seeing more dizziness and fainting linked to rising temperatures, with officials warning older adults, children, and pregnant women to hydrate and limit sun exposure as El Niño-driven heat could worsen through the season. Water Security: Babonneau residents are still facing weeks of outages despite local water sources, with WASCO pointing to the Hill 20 system’s river intakes and treatment setup as the key supply challenge. Local Sports Medicine: Saint Lucian cricketer Ackeem Auguste is recovering at home after emergency surgery at Tapion Hospital, ruling him out of the rest of the CPL season. Women’s Health & Recovery: The Landings Resort & Spa in St. Lucia is rolling out a women-focused spa programme, including an Oncology Spa Programme aimed at support through major life stages. Community Health at School: The Ministry of Health is urging families and teachers to follow “Be Healthy, Active, Smart” with better nutrition, movement breaks, and mental well-being check-ins as the school year starts. Care & Accountability: A court judgment in Saint Lucia orders the State to pay damages to Frances Daniel over the long-delayed investigation into her son’s unlawful killing, with the family calling for justice reform. Regional Health Leadership: St. Kitts and Nevis PM Terrance Drew is undergoing scheduled diagnostic tests overseas after being admitted to hospital with nausea and headaches. Global Immigration Stress: A Haitian immigrant death in the US is being linked by family to distress over ankle monitoring amid uncertainty after Temporary Protected Status changes. Workplace Health & Wages: Australia’s University of Queensland signed an enforceable undertaking after about $11m in underpayments to thousands of staff, including workers at its St Lucia campus. Marine Protection Debate: Togo has cosponsored a proposal to review commercial whaling quotas at the International Whaling Commission, drawing criticism from conservation groups.