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A young bald eagle that arrived on the island in March was still on the hunt this autumn, according to the Bermuda Audubon Society. The society said the predator was last spotted over the Mid-Ocean Golf Club in mid-November. In the autumn edition of ...

Environmental groups have launched formal objections in an effort to halt the construction of a parking lot and events lawn on a national park. The Bermuda Audubon Society and the Bermuda National Trust have objected to the proposal’s use of the sout...

A seniors charity and clinic patients were given a total of 150 turkeys as part of a giveaway organised by Bermuda Healthcare Services. A spokesman for the clinic said that 120 turkeys were given to patients on Saturday, while another 30 were donated...

Birdwatchers are set to have a busy week as 25 citizen scientists with the Bermuda Audubon Society carry out the annual bird count. The weeklong event started on Wednesday, with the main count day taking place on today. A spokeswoman for the society ...

A Boxing Day tradition is set to return to Court Street for the 15th consecutive year as volunteers deliver a hot Christmas dinner to those in need. Regina Peniston, who organises the annual event, said she hopes to feed more than 100 people this yea...

A teenager involved in the senseless fatal stabbing of a grandfather has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars. Shae-Unni Smith, 19, from Sandys, pleaded guilty earlier this year to a charge of manslaughter in connection with the 2021 killing of Dua...

A man convicted of sexually assaulting a schoolgirl has had his conviction upheld by the Court of Appeals despite new evidence put before the court. Jamel Simons, 39, was found guilty last year in Magistrates’ Court of the sexual assault of a 15-year...

A man convicted of a Christmas Eve murder has lost an attempt to have an appeal for his case heard by the Supreme Court. Wolda Gardner was jailed for the premeditated murder of Malcolm Augustus in 2012 and using a firearm to commit an indictable act....

A quadriplegic woman told police she felt “betrayed” by a lawyer accused of dishonestly taking more than $80,000 from her. In a videotaped police interview, recorded at her home in 2017, Kirsten Badenduck told officers she had not given Nancy Vieira ...

A woman accused of illegally obtaining more than $80,000 from a disabled client argued that her employer knew she had taken on additional tasks for the senior despite previous claims. Jacqueline MacLellan, head of MacLellan and Associates, told the S...