A radar system covering Bermuda’s airspace is out of commission, causing “challenges” for aircraft passing the Island.
Aircraft in the region have had to alter their routes, resulting in some delays.
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Two motorists who were separately caught in care of a vehicle while impaired found themselves banned from the roads for 18 months each.
Magistrates’ Court heard that Andreas Palumbo, 21, of Sun Valley...
A Pembroke man has been jailed after driving for a third time while disqualified.
Seion Darrell, 27, of Twin Lane, was also banned from the roads for three years, and fined $2,000 for impaired driving...
The Bermuda Broadcasting Company (BBC) has been fined in for naming a defendant in a sexual assault case.
Appearing on the broadcaster’s behalf, BBC CEO Rick Richardson pleaded guilty at Magistrates’ ...
Mixing alcohol with medication sparked an offensive tirade at police, a St George’s man told Magistrates’ Court.
Alexander Christopher, 44, of Talavera Lane, apologised before Senior Magistrate Archib...
A new National Training Board, to be retitled the Department of Workforce Development, has been created with Government MP Jeff Sousa as chairman.
The move was announced by Home Affairs Minister Micha...
Labour and Training has handled an increasing number of work-related disputes in recent years, from 519 in 201,1 to 565 in 2012.
The figures were revealed by Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy during ...
Government will need “a significant amount of time” before the promised office of an independent Contractor General can be created.
Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy was responding to a challenge in ...
Details of Government’s anti-gang strategy were delivered in the Senate by Junior Public Safety Minister Jeff Baron.
However, certain details were “extremely sensitive”, and couldn’t be shared in the ...
Government’s $4.4 million payout over the Dame Lois Browne Evans Building went to two local companies, a Public Works Ministry spokesman said.
The “settlement fees” to contractors LLC and Universal El...
