A homeless man was remanded in custody after he admitted breaking into two businesses and stealing more than $7,000 worth of goods.
Sonny Bell, 49, pleaded guilty to two counts of burglary, both of w...
Motorcyclists will tomorrow remember the lives lost in Hurricane Fabian during the eighth annual Fabian Memorial ride.
The ride comes just a day before the anniversary of the deadly storm, which kille...
Accused killer Derek Roy Spalding yesterday denied murdering footballer Shaki Crockwell.
Mr Spalding, 36, from St George’s, pleaded not guilty in Supreme Court to premeditated murder and also to a sec...
Two sisters yesterday denied stealing almost half a million dollars from their grandmother during a crowded arraignments session.
The Warwick women, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were both ch...
Garbage in the West End will be collected on Tuesday instead of Monday next week due to Monday’s Labour Day holiday.
In the East End, garbage will be collected on Wednesday and Friday.
A Government sp...
Hurricane Katia is expected to turn closer to the Island over the next few days, but it is still uncertain if the growing storm will reach Bermuda.
Early forecasts suggest that the storm will make a t...
Bermuda High School students this year earned the highest GCSE results among the Island’s private schools.
Principal Linda Parker said 94 percent of tested students earned grades between A* and C in f...
The summer may be nearing an end, but for a handful of cooks, the season really heats up on Sunday.
Selina’s restaurant will host its second annual BBQ Throwdown next to the Swing Bridge in St George’...
The Development Applications Board is expected to discuss plans for the controversial Park Hyatt resort today.
The proposed hotel is listed for debate on the board’s meeting agenda.
The concept of bui...
Around 400 children took home free school supplies courtesy of a fun day held at Victor Scott Primary School this weekend.
Saturday’s event was hosted by area MP Michael Weeks and his wife Cindy, alon...
