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A second teenager has admitted involvement in a fatal stabbing that took the life of a 57-year-old father and grandfather last September. Shae-Unni Smith, 19, from Sandys, pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court yesterday to a charge of manslaughter in c...

Partial lane closures are set to return to Harrington Sound Road next week as Belco places fibre-optic lines in the area. A Ministry of Public Works notice said the closures will enable Belco to pull fibre-optic lines through newly installed manholes...

A murder victim was “scoped out” by his killer an hour before he was fatally shot in a surprise attack, prosecutors told a jury yesterday. Kiari Tucker, 25, of Warwick, has denied allegations that he murdered Morlan Steede and using a firearm to comm...

The importation and sale of gas-powered vehicles could be banned by 2035 as part of a push towards the electrification of vehicles on the island. Tom Oppenheim, the Deputy Governor, announced during the Throne Speech yesterday that the Government wil...

The Government will launch a review of the island’s fire service to determine its fitness for its role. The Throne Speech, delivered yesterday by Tom Oppenheim, the Deputy Governor, said the Government would approach His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Con...

The Progressive Labour Party’s Black Tie Gala is set to return this month for the first time since 2019. A party spokeswoman said the event will include remarks by David Burt and other party members, along with performances by local entertainers incl...

Three people have been arrested after a joint police and customs operation seized cannabis worth $5m. A police spokesman said that under “Operation Minotaur” warrants were executed at a number of locations in Pembroke and St George’s on October 24 af...

The Ministry of Home Affairs does not intend to reverse planning approval for a medical waste incinerator to be built in St David’s. While the plan sparked an outcry among concerned St David’s residents at a heated meeting this week, a spokesman for ...

A businessman said his life was threatened at a stormy public meeting held in St David’s over a medical waste facility planned for Southside. Donte Hunt, chief executive of MediWaste, said he had declined to take action but reported the matter to pol...

As temperatures start to drop in New England, Boston residents were offered a taste of sunny Bermuda as part of a promotion organised by the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The BTA promotion featured a Lost Yet Found “glass truck” which offered those who ...