A woman was jailed for ten days after admitting slapping a police officer in the face when he tried to search her bag.
Tenora Steede, 22, told Magistrates’ Court she was angry that the officer questio...
A key player in the controversial casino ship Niobe Corinthian is taking legal action over its sale at auction.
Neil Inchcup and his assistant Cheryl Simmons are requesting a judicial review into the ...
The Supreme Court trial of a couple accused of defrauding Government of more than $553,000 has been delayed due to illness and legal submissions.
The last time the jury heard any evidence in the case ...
Former Sports Minister Randy Horton is launching a campaign for trailblazing footballer Clyde Best to be knighted.
Horton yesterday pledged to write to the UK calling for the West Ham United legend, o...
Cash from the Education budget will be awarded more carefully to educational groups to stamp out abuse of Government’s grants system, the Ministry has announced.
Nearly $1 million will be allocated vi...
Convicted fraudster Daniel Two Feathers has agreed to plead guilty to a string of counts in relation to a Ponzi scheme involving Bermudian Andre Curtis.
Federal court documents in the United States sh...
Awards will be presented to outstanding teenagers at a ceremony at Fairmont Hamilton.
Teen Services says the 104 nominees for its Outstanding Teen Awards have demonstrated leadership abilities and giv...
Two sculptures by Bermudian artist Desmond Fountain are on auction at Christie’s in London today.
‘Sit Boy Sit’, a patinated bronze model of a boy with a dog, 31 inches high, is valued between $4,700 ...
The Trade Union Congress and the Bermuda Industrial Union have agreed in principle to Government’s wage cut and pensions contribution proposal.
The Police Association is the only union which has not y...
The National Training Board has reviewed its student funding policies after sponsoring a group of Bermudians who suffered disciplinary and academic problems at a college in Barbados.
Four students wer...
