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Two people have been banned from the road after being caught drinking and driving on the same street almost a month apart. William Roberts, 53, was stopped by police on Church Street after police saw him veering across both lanes on Queen Street at 1...

A jury heard how a man struggled with his would-be shooter in the middle of the street after being targeted in a daylight attack. Another man ran into the fray, but prosecutor Carrington Mahoney alleged he was attempting to help the shooter. The gunm...

A Warwick teenager stole electronics from two homes and took a motorcycle. Daneko Cann-Hayward, 19, admitted four separate offences, October and December 2016. Magistrates’ Court heard that Hayward stole $1,848 of valuables including speakers, a came...

More than 600 lionfish were speared last month as hunters dived into the fourth annual Winter Lionfish Derby. Organiser Corey Eddy, who published a PhD thesis on lionfish in Bermuda, said that while the number of hunters doubled since last year, the ...

The Tax Reform Commission is facing a difficult but achievable challenge, according to new chairman Ronald Simmons. Mr Simmons, a former director of the Bermuda Monetary Authority, said he was honoured by the opportunity to serve as chairman. He said...

The Chief Information Officer for the Bermuda Government is stepping down for personal reasons after four months on the job. Lloyd Fray, the former chief executive officer of KeyTech, was appointed to the post in November. However, a government spoke...

A man accused of smuggling the controlled drug fentanyl to Bermuda was found not guilty last night. Craig Lawrence was also cleared by a Supreme Court jury of possessing the synthetic opiate with intent to supply. The Canadian national from Markham,...

For the past 50 years, Junius Durrant has been selling cookware to Bermudian families — and he has no intention of slowing down. On his 84th birthday yesterday, Mr Durrant said: “I’m just about as excitable now as I was on the first day. I have reall...

A man accused of a plot to import fentanyl was cleared of charges yesterday. A jury found Maurice Martin not guilty of conspiring to import a controlled drug on the instructions of Puisne Judge Charles-Etta Simmons. She told the jury: “As a result of...

A helium balloon targeted at tourists has been cleared for take-off. Planning officials have approved View Bermuda Ltd’s project to install a tethered balloon in Southampton, which will take visitors hundreds of feet into the air for a bird’s-eye vie...