A flooded office building shut down several business yesterday only hours after the end of the Christmas holiday.
Drenched office workers and firefighters struggled to cover up valuable computers befo...
Beer will be in short supply this holiday season after a suspected shipping mix-up has cut off the Island's supply of Foster's, Bass and Amstel Light.
Shocked bar managers expressed concern about holi...
A former Police constable accused a superior officer of sexual assault yesterday in Magistrates' Court.
She said the accused, a veteran policeman, wanted to be her "sugar daddy" and said he would leav...
The white powder - suspected of being anthrax - which closed the airport arrivals hall yesterday was determined to be "non-hazardous", The Royal Gazette can reveal.
Acting general manager of the Airpo...
Only four members of the 40-seat House of Assembly have ever served in the Bermuda Regiment, despite some Parliamentarians having a vast amount of control over the Island's armed forces and its budget...
A Devonshire man was yesterday cleared of serious sexual assault charges in the Supreme Court.
The man who cannot be named for legal reasons, did not testify during the three-day trial in which he sto...
A Somerset Primary primary Six Class is giving to two needy parties this year in a toy drive for Christmas.
The Children's Ward at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital played host to Yolanda Ming's Prima...
Purvis students were recently awarded for the number of reading minutes they completed over the last six months.
In front of proud parents and Education Ministry officials, including Permanent Secreta...
Those who are concerned about the state of education could do worse than to read what Spice Valley Middle School deputy principal Earl (Gabby) Hart had to say about education in yesterday's Royal Gaze...
A Bermuda Regiment officer is part of an international military mission to Sierra Leone, attempting to rebuild the war-torn country's armed forces.
Major Brian Gonsalves, former aide-de-camp, is the o...
