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A Supreme Court jury was yesterday told to find the truth in the evidence as a aggravated burglary trial came to a close. Shaunté Simons-Fox, for the Crown, told the court yesterday that the evidence against Zywonde Lema, 20, was overwhelming – while...

A man accused of aggravated burglary told a jury that he spent the whole day with his girlfriend on the day of the alleged break-in. Zywonde Lema, 20, told the Supreme Court yesterday that he was at the beach with his girlfriend before going to visit...

DNA taken from a knife found at the scene of a break-in would have been nearly impossible to fabricate or confuse, a Canadian scientist told the Supreme Court. Stefan Salo, a forensic biologist, said that a sample swab taken from defendant, Zywonde L...

A woman left her Warwick home for an hour and returned to find it ransacked, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Holly Murphy told the court that more than $825 worth of clothing, jewellery and other items were stolen on the morning of November 13,...

Road closures in two parishes are set to start this Saturday, the Ministry of Public Works has warned. Trenching will continue along Middle Road in Southampton from August 20 to August 28 from 7am to 7pm. Lighthouse Road will be closed to all traffic...

At the age of only 16, Kallan Richardson is on his way to a prestigious American university. Kallan has already graduated from Bermuda College as a dual enrolment student with an associate’s degree in actuarial science. Now reinsurance company Arch R...

A man was today sent to the Supreme Court to face a charge of an escape of lawful custody. Antoine Anderson, 44, was alleged in Magistrates’ Court to have left the Co-Educational facility near Ferry Reach, St George’s, on Wednesday. Mr Anderson was n...

A man who organised a birthday party with more than 100 people days before a spike in Covid-19 cases was fined $500 for breaking emergency regulations. Quadir Maynard, 29, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court yesterday to unlawfully assembling a grou...

An artist’s rendition of the rustic Bermuda he knew growing up will be on display from today. Masterworks Museum of Bermuda announced the opening of The Place We Know, a collection of paintings by Bruce Stuart done during the 1980s and 1990s. Mr Stua...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s interim chief executive officer has not had her position made permanent, a spokeswoman said yesterday. The BTA said that, despite articles published by several news outlets, Tracy Berkeley has not been made the chief e...