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Nine alleged drug dealers were arraigned yesterday with all but one getting trial dates. American Shombrerah Tiffana Thomas will be sentenced next Tuesday after she admitted importing $321,000 worth of heroin on January 31. Thomas, 22, of Fort Lauder...

Bermuda will take centre stage in the US capital next year in a two week festival on the Washington DC Mall. Culture Minister Terry Lister said Bermudian culture will be the foreign component in the 35th Smithsonian Folklife Festival which averages a...

Transport Minister Ewart Brown accepted a petition yesterday from public ferry users protesting schedule changes and noted that "democracy is alive and well''. And the protesters got some concessions from Dr. Brown in a meeting at the Ministry includ...

Bermuda Industrial Union president and PLP MP Derrick Burgess should resign unless he can explain comments he made with reference to a Supreme Court judge's ruling on dock worker's overtime ban, a shadow minister has claimed. Shadow Labour and Home A...

Filling out the proposed forms to provide racial information in the new CURE regulations is no different from completing the Manpower Survey. And Development Minister Terry Lister, speaking to a group of St. Georgians in the second presentation on th...

Witness Raymond Raynor broke down yesterday as he told Supreme Court that he never expected a conflict between his best friend and another friend to escalate. He was testifying on the first day of the murder trial of 34-year-old Randy Hilton Burgess,...

Police and prosecutors failed to produce a consolidated charge sheet yesterday for the preliminary inquiry into the murder of Jermaine Pitcher. And they came in for criticism from both the Magistrate Edward King and family members as he ordered the m...

He may not have convinced the Chief Justice he was not high, but admitted addict Keith Gordon effectively held his own against a Crown prosecutor yesterday. Gordon was able to have a two week prison sentence upheld yesterday after defending himself, ...

Bike-buyers have been told to "think twice'' before they purchase a brand new cycle. The warning came from a woman whose four-month-old cycle was recently stolen. She gave the advice after she received a cheque from a local insurance company bike for...

Assistant Justice Philip Storr yesterday threatened to fine or jail BTC representatives if telephone records were not produced for the Tony Bukhari manslaughter trial. Saying his patience had "now come to an end'', Mr. Justice Storr told the Supreme ...