Partying Progressive Labour Party supporters turned back the clock over the weekend to remember the historic night many of them never dared believe would ever happen.
More than a thousand people desce...
Lions Clubs from across Bermuda are teaming up with Market Place to distribute Christmas food hampers to needy families.
As part of the Share the Christmas Spirit programme, customers are asked to buy...
The man accused of causing the death of American tourist Martha Hoopes made a brief appearance in Magistrates' Court on Thursday.
Harold Simons, of Bob's Valley Drive, Sandys, was told to return to co...
Young motorcyclists will have a night-time curfew and be banned from carrying pillion passengers under new road safety legislation.
The Graduated Licensing System will mean new riders aged 16 to 18 mu...
Two men accused of murdering homeless St. David's pair Maxwell Brangman and Freddie Gilbert appeared in Magistrates' Court yesterday.
Darronte Dill, 18, of Fentons Drive, Pembroke, is accused of murde...
A cashier who conned her company out of more than $33,000 yesterday avoided being sent to prison after Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner was told she was pregnant.
At a previous hearing in Magistrate...
A disabled driver owing thousands of dollars in fines was yesterday told not to pay anything until April because the Electronic Vehicle Registration's fining system is being challenged in Supreme Cour...
A drunk driver staggered out of his car and nearly fell over after Police chased him as he sped through Bermuda, a court heard.
Aaron Aitken was more than four times over the alcohol limit when he was...
A disabled driver owing thousands of dollars in fines was yesterday told not to pay anything until April because the Electronic Vehicle Registration's fining system is being challenged in Supreme Cour...
Government needs to announce concrete plans to aid the working poor and first-time homeowners in the looming recession, economist Craig Simmons said yesterday.
The Bermuda College lecturer said tomorr...
