Two men accused of hitting a woman and riding off with her motorbike have had their sentencing delayed.
Christopher Parris, 27, of Devonshire and Julian Washington, 22, of Pembroke, had earlier admitt...
Dogs on the Island will this weekend compete to qualify for Crufts 2012, one of the world’s most prestigious dog shows.
The Bermuda Kennel Club has announced that the club’s 2011 International All Bre...
St Peter’s Church in St George’s will be redesignated as ‘Their Majesties Chappell’ as part of the landmark’s 400th anniversary.
The term was originally used to refer to the church in the 1690s during...
A gas attendant was banned from the road for a year after admitting drinking and driving.
Tyari Harvey, 34, of Warwick, pleaded guilty to driving with an excess of alcohol in his blood on October 8.
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A commercial fisherman was banned from the road after repeatedly refusing to submit to a breath test after crashing his vehicle.
Kevin Winter, 49, from Pembroke denied a charge of driving while impair...
Recreational fishermen are being asked about their fishing habits as part of a Government effort to better manage local fish stock.
The Department of Environmental Protection is mailing out surveys to...
A St George’s man was fined $1,500 in Magistrates’ Court for possession of drugs and drug equipment.
Justin Denbrook, 28, pleaded guilty to possessing cannabis and a scale.
Crown counsel Cindy Clarke ...
A cruise ship visitor was fined $10,000 in Magistrates’ Court for importing more than $1,000 of cannabis.
James Michael Butter, of Massachusetts, said he needed the drug to alleviate pain he suffered ...
A 64-year-old former bus driver was given a conditional discharge after he was found guilty of giving a police officer ‘the birdie’.
Ewart James, a resident of the Salvation Army Shelter, was convicte...
A family outing on Hen Island turned into an archeological expedition after the Roberts family discovered a human skeleton buried in the sand.
“My wife Krystal pulled up what she though was a branch, ...
