Martin Luther King, Jr, the American Civil Rights leader who was assassinated in 1968, would have turned 87 today.
Dr King’s work extended far beyond battling segregation: he campaigned for economic e...
The Bermuda Government’s hiring freeze is hurting the postal service, according to the Bermuda Industrial Union.
Chris Furbert, the president of the BIU, said the service had lost 25 per cent of its s...
The Island’s courts have refused to grant a permanent injunction against walkouts by members of the Bermuda Trade Union Congress.
However, unions acted unlawfully in a mass walkout a year ago during a...
Stances on same-sex marriage were among the tough questions fielded by the two candidates for Devonshire North Central as they faced the area’s seniors.
Diallo Rabain of the Progressive Labour Party a...
A five-year plan for reforming Bermuda’s healthcare is to be presented tomorrow at a health symposium.
Jeanne Atherden, the Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment, said the Bermuda Health Strateg...
A funeral service is to be held tomorrow for Andrea Burgess, a mother of three who had found a new life abroad after years of tragedy.
Ms Burgess, who died suddenly from a brain haemorrhage on January...
Violent crime has risen with the start of 2016, including violence perpetrated by women, the Centre Against Abuse has noted.
Remarks from the centre’s executive director Laurie Shiell came after polic...
Michael Dunkley told this year’s recruits for the Royal Bermuda Regiment that he felt proud to be Bermudian after meeting with its first all-volunteer trainees.
“Stay safe, don’t injure yourselves and...
The craze for “hoverboards” could make young people a target for thieves, a parent has warned.
A mother from Cedar Hill, Warwick, whose 14-year-old son was robbed of his expensive Christmas gift has c...
It was not the tropical storm that some believed but severe weather hit transport from flights to ferries across the Island yesterday.
Gale-force winds from a swirling body of low pressure that passed...
