If you’re planning to do this year’s Catlin End-to-End race you might want to start improving your fitness in readiness for the May event and Health Minister Zane DeSilva and Catlin president Graham P...
Anti-draft campaigner Lamont Marshall has been given a trial date for charges of disobeying Regiment orders.
Mr Marshall, 27, has pleaded not guilty two counts of disobeying a lawful command failing t...
After nearly a decade of searching, Giovanni Burrows finally has his son back.
Following a court hearing in Jacksonville, Florida, yesterday afternoon, Mr Burrows said he was confident the courts woul...
A Rhode Island man was yesterday named by police as the man killed in a St George’s traffic collision.
Michael Lancelotta, a 48-year-old American visitor, died following a collision between a rental c...
A former home of the US Consul General has been put up for sale with a $45 million price tag.
The luxurious Chelston, built between 1939 and 1941 for California oil baron Carbon Petroleum Dubbs, was c...
The first sign of Spring in Bermuda has arrived early this year, with Longtails spotted near Coney Island and Spittal Pond.
The birds usually arrive mid-February but are believed to have come to the I...
Amendments to the Charities Act should be put before the Cabinet soon, according to Information Services Minister Michael Scott.
The amendments are expected to give charity commissioners increased aut...
A revamped public transportation system is hoped to help improve the Island’s tourism product, including more frequent ferry trips to St George’s.
However, Transportation Minister Derrick Burgess said...
Bermudian singer and songwriter Heather Nova appeared on BBC News recently, discussing her new album and growing up on a boat in Island.
During an appearance on February 31, the musician said: “We liv...
Cash and suspected drugs were seized by police, and two men arrested following a raid at a Smith’s home.
Officers from the Public Protection Department executed a search warrant at a residence on Brok...