Community groups have reaped $140,000 in cash seized from criminal proceeds.
Nine groups benefited in the third instalment of a programme started by the Bermuda Government in November 2014, Cash Back ...
Still trapped on the island months after she was stopped from getting cancer treatment abroad, Cherrie Woods wonders if she would be better off incarcerated.
“It’s like I’d have to get locked up to ge...
Respects are to be paid tomorrow in the Anglican Cathedral to George Thomas, the former MP and ordained minister who died last month at the age of 79.
A service in the memory of Dr Thomas starts at 3p...
Malicious hackers have made an unsuccessful attempt to break into the Bermuda Police Service’s computer network.
According to Michael DeSilva, the Commissioner of Police, the system was “recently targ...
Some form of reprieve for pitbulls could be among the amendments now under consideration for Bermuda’s dog legislation.
However, Cole Simons, the Minister of the Environment, has refused to commit to ...
A science educator is this year following through on his dream of bringing do-it-yourself microtechnology to the children of his old neighbourhood.
“Bermuda is finally catching on,” said Darren Burcha...
It has been two years since the prospect was raised for Luke Caines, prematurely born and severely disabled, to have a life outside of hospital.
Doctors believed that Mr Caines, who is quadriplegic as...
The Bermuda Government’s bid to sell off the Harrington Sound Post Office goes before legislators to debate in today’s House of Assembly.
The building and its property could sell for $700,000 accordin...
A Bill that could see “modest” taxes on the City of Hamilton’s sewerage system bring in $400,000 annually was passed in the House of Assembly yesterday.
During the debate of the Hamilton Sewerage Ame...
Health minister Jeanne Atherden this morning conceded oversight of Bermuda’s care homes had been inconsistent.
Bermuda’s overburdened care home system has been in the news this week, with seniors advo...
