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The 10 and 11 bus routes have been diverted from North Shore Road, Devonshire from tomorrow because of Belco trenching. The Department of Public Transportation said the dig between Loyal Hill and Barker’s Hill would cause bus detours until September ...

The island will start admitting unvaccinated travellers from Monday, health officials said

A permanent memorial has been placed to the St David’s Islanders who lost their homes in a wartime pact between Britain and the US

A government awards scheme for high-flying students has gone to an architect training for a career in public service. Danielle Foote, who is enrolled on a bachelor’s degree programme in architecture at the Savannah College of Art and Design, is the ...

Harbour Nights in Hamilton has been called off this evening because of the likely bad weather. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce said the Bermuda Weather Service had forecast rain and increased winds for this evening. The shopping and entertainment eve...

Crystal Caesar, a government MP representing Southampton West Central, was questioned in connection with a sweeping police operation earlier this month, The Royal Gazette understands. The MP was asked by police to attend the station for questioning –...

A police constable was fired yesterday for “gross misconduct” after failing to admit witnessing a serious crime, according to Darrin Simons, the Commissioner of Police. The terminated officer was not identified in a statement released by police. The...

A legal landmark could be set by a fresh trial ordered for a man whose conviction was struck down this year after he was jailed nearly a decade ago for a gun murder. The Court of Appeal found that a retrial for Devon Hewey, who was accused in the pre...

A burst of wet weather earlier yesterday resulted in a flight from the US getting turned back from the island. American Airlines flight 825 from Philadelphia was scheduled to touch down at 12.11pm at LF Wade International Airport. A resident told The...

Farmers have reported their summer crops are taking a beating because of a lack of rain. Dry conditions have not only impacted traditional summer harvests but sent thirsty feral chickens and rodents scavenging into the fields, according to Carlos Ama...