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The Public Accounts Committee is set to meet again tomorrow to speak to discuss matters related to the proposed airport redevelopment plan. Aaron Adderley, general manager at the LF Wade International Airport, has been invited to provide his input on...

A visitor injured in a traffic collision over the weekend is in stable condition, according to police. A police spokesman said the 61-year-old American woman was injured at around 12.30pm on Sunday when the rental cycle she was riding collided with a...

A Devonshire man was fined this morning for stealing food from a Hamilton supermarket. Daniel Roach, 28, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing $22.87 of food from the MarketPlace on Church Street in an incident on December 15. The court heard that a...

Legislation aimed at helping the island reach international standards in terms of health and tax agreements has been passed by the House of Assembly. Jeanne Atherden, Minister of Health, presented the Quarantine Act 2017, saying the legislation bring...

Birds of a feather came together at the Bermuda Poultry Fanciers Society’s Annual Show, which drew hundreds of visitors and almost 500 birds. Leo Simmons of the BPFS said the event was an enormous success that showcased the high standard of poultry o...

Michael Dunkley will this week represent Bermuda and the Overseas Territories in meetings about the potential impact of Brexit. The Premier has travelled to London for the UK Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council (UK OT JMC) on European Nego...

A Southampton man has admitted trespassing at the Yoga Centre after an instructor found him in a hallway with a knife. Coolridge Eve, 58, pleaded guilty to causing wilful damage at the Victoria Street property and possessing an article for use in a b...

A 48-year-old man was pronounced dead this afternoon after being found in an unresponsive state. According to a police spokesman, emergency services responded to a report of an unresponsive male at a Longford Road, Warwick home at around 2.30pm today...

Government was challenged in the House of Assembly yesterday over amendments allowing international charter boats to operate in Bermuda before, during and after the America’s Cup. While Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development, said that t...

The lights have been turned on at Caroline Bay as the redevelopment of Morgan’s Point barrels forward. A utility trench, stretching a mile from the Southampton Railway Trail to the tip of the peninsula, has been completed, bringing power to the site,...