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Leaking roofs, rats, rust and graphic footage of storm damage were aired last night in a Bermuda government documentary on the state of the island’s ageing airport terminal. Describing the existing terminal for L.F Wade International Airport as an “o...

Clemency is “likely” for a motorcycle that bike aficionados had feared might end up being scrapped for breaking horsepower limits. If the regulation is changed, owners of the Honda CBR150 — who had feared their sporty wheels might have been scrapped ...

Ann Cartwright DeCouto, who died this week at the age of 71, was recalled by Michael Dunkley as a fearless advocate and a woman of high values and ideals. Mrs Cartwright DeCouto, a former Deputy Premier with an 18-year career under the United Bermuda...

A group aimed at rallying 1,000 mentors for Bermuda’s young men has formed in the wake of the island’s latest shooting death. Shocked by the killing of his old schoolmate and “friendly cricket rival” Fiqre Crockwell, David Lovell started Man on a Mis...

Ann Cartwright DeCouto, a former Deputy Premier and Minister under the United Bermuda Party, has died at the age of 71. The veteran politician and lawyer was known for her tenacity as Minister of the Environment, holding her ground in 1990 when she e...

Members of a Joint Select Committee to examine the advocacy of a living wage have been announced in Parliament. The committee will consist of MPs Rolfe Commissiong, Lawrence Scott, Leah Scott, Shawn Crockwell and Mark Pettingill, as well as senators ...

The Limited Liability Company Act 2016 has been tabled by Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development. Bermuda must respond to the demand for LLCs, Dr Gibbons told Parliament, noting that they had been introduced recently in the Cayman Island...

Dancing robots and solar stoves got showcased on Tuesday as the Bermuda High School wrapped up a week of science. Recovered materials from the Tynes Bay dump were turned into stoves, while other students put together robot cars able to carry out a ra...

A notorious derelict ship in the East End is to be sunk and converted into a dive site after years of languishing at Marginal Wharf. A decade after the casino ship arrived in Bermuda, swiftly running afoul of the island’s gaming laws, the Niobe Corin...

The anniversary of the civil rights victory brought about by the Theatre Boycott of 1959 is to be commemorated this weekend. A select group of companies will offer free purchases to one customer each on Saturday, and the Chewstick Foundation will air...