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The “desecration” of Bermuda’s environment will continue unless there is a huge public outcry to stop development of green spaces, according to the Bermuda National Trust. The comments came after work started to clear a site on Harrington Sound Road ...

A charity aimed at helping the homeless in Bermuda has opened its new headquarters in North Hamilton to offer clients a “triage and care-management centre”. Denise Carey, CEO and executive director of Home, said: “As we approach the end of our first ...

Three men appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday charged with the fatal shooting of Letrae Doeman. Quazori Brangman, 22, from Pembroke; Jukai Burgess, 22, from St George’s; and Nasaje Anderson, 25, also from St George’s were charged with the murde...

A man has admitted stealing more than $25,000 of electronics from a Hamilton store after police linked him to blood found at the scene of the crime. Shaheed Muhammad, 26, from St George’s, pleaded guilty to a single count of burglary in connection wi...

A section of Middle Road in Southampton will be shut temporarily next month as trenching works continue. A Ministry of Public Works spokesman said the Belco trenching work will be undertaken on the first two weekends of August between Riviera Road an...

A growing trend of young people carrying knives for protection has contributed to a surge in violence, say police

Stargazers were wowed by an unusual light in the skies over Bermuda on Thursday night — sparked by the passage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket over the island. The rocket, launched from Nasa's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida last night, is intended to se...

A man who claimed he was abducted and assaulted over lost drugs suffered burns over as much as a fifth of his body, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. Christopher Milroy, a doctor, told the court that Jamar Dill had suffered second and third-degree b...

A Sandys man was banned from riding motorcycles for three months after a crash in which he fractured his knee. Kent Govia, 62, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to a single count of driving without due care and attention in an incident o...

The Supreme Court was wrong to throw out a criminal case against a former police officer accused of posting a “grossly offensive” cartoon days before a Black Lives Matter march, according to the Court of Appeal. Barbi Bishop was alleged to have share...