A 25-year-old Pembroke man accused of attempted murder has walked free after spending more than three months behind bars. Charges have been dismissed against Kinte Upcombla Smith.
He had been charged...
A US cruise ship visitor was fined $2500 in Magistrates’ Court today after he admitted bringing cannabis into Bermuda.
Michael Montelli apologised to Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner.
The 36-year-ol...
Two Warwick men who tried to flee from police in a car with cocaine and heroin have been brought before Magistrates’ Court.
Damon Morris, 21, denied possession of the drugs and possessing cocaine with...
Foster care at the Sunshine League could still be saved, despite its announcement that high costs are forcing it to phase out residential care.
Saying he had been “surprised and disappointed” by the n...
Bermudians have been given a wider choice of prescription drugs, with three new countries added to the Island’s list of suppliers.
Health Minister Zane DeSilva said he hoped the cost of medications wo...
A “prolific offender” who ran up more than $8,000 on someone else’s debit card was today jailed for three years.
John Charles Edwards, 43, of Ferry Road, St George’s, was called a “con man” for the se...
Police were called to a Pembroke guest house yesterday, after management reported an altercation between a man and one of their guests.
The custody dispute over a small child resulted in an almost two...
Police were called this afternoon to a Pembroke guesthouse after management reported an altercation between a man and one of their guests.
The custody dispute over a small child resulted in an almost ...
Bermuda is “a co-operative and transparent jurisdiction”, Premier Paula Cox has told members of the European Parliament.
Ms Cox was yesterday invited to address the meeting of the Economic Committee o...
High costs have forced the Sunshine League charity to scrap its residential foster care for children at the end of this month.
Five full-time staff have also been made redundant, and 13 part-time empl...
