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Two 19-year-old men were treated in hospital for injuries following a shooting on Court Street last night when several shots were fired on the block between Dundonald and Elliot Street. Chief Inspector Arthur Glasford said early this morning it was "...

Nadine Dillas looked out with visible pride at the crowds enjoying the music and browsing outdoor stalls at yesterday’s Court Street Festival. “We have made it happen,” said the member of the group Empowered Shopping Village, which organised the eve...

Unemployed people will be able to claim financial assistance from government for up to seven years under changes agreed by MPs on Friday. Legislators raised the cap on the amount of time people can claim financial assistance from five years to seven ...

Punishing heat came yesterday with a particularly long queue for travellers outside the coronavirus testing clinic in Hamilton. The line of hundreds leading to the Perot Post Office on Queen Street wound around the library and stretched across the a...

Bermuda’s public health emergency has been rolled forward to the end of September after MPs yesterday approved a fourth extension order allowing a wide range of restrictions in the event of a resurgence of coronavirus cases. But the Opposition called...

Police are looking into complaints of unwelcome behaviour at one of the island’s top beaches. A spokesman said police knew of “concern being expressed on social media about individuals allegedly being harassed by older males at Horseshoe Bay Beach” ...

The Cup Match Classic, set to go ahead after being cancelled last year, will be the first with Mary Prince Day to coincide with the cricket. Rolfe Commissiong, the former Progressive Labour Party MP who championed the renaming, said seeing the match ...

Police last night released this image of two people suspected of being behind a “brazen” daylight shooting at Darrell’s Wharf in Warwick that left a 56-year-old man with multiple injuries. What police labelled a “senseless act of extreme violence” oc...

Fourteen students have been put forward for hands-on education, community service and leadership training to become Bermuda’s future leaders. The Future Leaders Summer Induction Programme will be guided by themes dedicated to the late activist and a...

Victorian-era portraits of the island’s first postmaster and his wife have finally made their way back home, thanks for the generosity of a couple 8,000 miles away who have gifted the treasures to Bermuda. The paintings of William Bennet Perot and hi...