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The Ministry of Public Works will be road resurfacing on North Shore Road in Devonshire next week. According to a ministry spokeswoman, one lane of the road between Bermuda Waterworks and the Barkers Hill roundabout will be closed during off-peak hou...

A “large-scale fraud and corruption inquiry” is nearing completion, according to an affidavit from Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Wright. In a statement dated last August, Mr Wright said the probe was in “a critical phase” and expressed concern it c...

A fierce winter storm in the US has grounded several scheduled flights to the island and delayed others. According to Aaron Adderley, general manager at LF Wade International Airport, the storm has impacted traffic out of both New York and Boston. “J...

Court reports were ordered for a Sandys landscaper this morning after he admitted threatening to beat up a woman and her brother. Quantae’ Bulford, 21, pleaded guilty to a single count of sending a phone message of a “menacing character” in an incide...

Pathways Bermuda has been given a $15,000 boost through the Cash Back for Communities programme, which uses seized criminal assets to benefit the community. Senator Jeffrey Baron, Minister of National Security, presented the charity’s executive direc...

A teenager was reportedly stabbed yesterday in what police have said they suspect to be a gang related attack. According to a police spokesman, at around 5.30pm yesterday emergency services were dispatched to a reported assault in Pembroke. “It appea...

Jerome Robinson, an executive officer of the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association, has been named the Director of Transport for America’s Cup Bermuda. According to a spokeswoman, Mr Robinson officially started in the position last month. As Director of Tr...

Police have named the man who died suddenly yesterday afternoon as 34-year-old Rashun Trott. This evening Progressive Labour Party MP Michael Weeks paid tribute to Mr Trott. “As the MP for constituency 16, Pembroke East Central, I was deeply saddened...

The Bermuda Police Service will send officers to manage anticipated protests outside of the House of Assembly on Friday. And the service has warned the public that while peaceful protest of the airport project will be allowed, it is a criminal offenc...

A man who sued a doctor for $300,000 over a delayed diagnosis has been awarded $5,000 for pain and suffering by the courts. According to an Ex Tempore Judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley, Raynol Todd brought an action against Annamalie Chelvam over...