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They may be competitors in insurance, but executives from companies across Bermuda were glad to chip in together and raise thousands of dollars for families in need. More than 100 professionals specialising in financial lines insurance gathered at Th...

A former attorney-general has urged Bermudians — not just those of Azorean descent — to learn more about the islands. Trevor Moniz was speaking after returning to the island from the autonomous Portuguese territory, where he collected an award for pu...

Detectives have launched a murder investigation into the death of 70-year-old Keith Gordon, a popular Hamilton resident. The body of Mr Gordon, a Victoria Street resident and the son of the late labour and civil rights leader E. F. Gordon, a National...

The Premier’s Concert returned last night, with David Burt taking the stage to tell guests that the night’s performances would also serve — for the first time — as a tribute to Bermuda’s National Heroes. “I’m incredibly grateful we can enjoy this con...

Students have been advised to continue using their current public transport passes until the new batch of summer passes arrives on the island. The Ministry of Transport warned of a delay in the distribution of summer passes because of a hold-up in th...

A dozen palm trees at Ocean View Golf Course have been moved to a private home and replaced with easier to maintain trees at no cost to the public purse, according to the Ministry of Public Works. Last night, a spokesman responded to reports of 12 Ca...

Bermuda “cannot afford to have our young persons continue to leave the island and not coming back home”, the labour minister said last night in a review of the island’s national youth unemployment strategy. Repatriation fell under the nine goals of t...

Sailing authorities have launched a review into the death of a veteran sailor taking part in the Newport Bermuda Race who drowned in rough seas last Sunday after being swept overboard. US Sailing has been invited by the Bermuda Race Foundation, t...

The national security minister has vowed to “turn the table on gangs” and “close the borders to drugs and weapons” as he launched a series of monthly town hall meetings held by the Progressive Labour Party on community violence. Michael Weeks, who wa...

The island’s confirmed active cases of Covid-19 have tumbled to 251, health officials revealed last night – with three people in hospital but no one in intensive care. Active cases of the virus, which have hovered below 400 for the past few weeks, st...