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A Bermudian artist has had artwork from her first solo show featured in a South African exhibit. Gherdai Hassell’s A Song for Many Movements, which was originally featured in her show I Am Because You Are, has appeared in the Zietz Museum of Contempo...

Two years ago Shilo Payne found himself sent to a health treatment court – he had developed a cannabis dependency and neglected to treat his mental illness. Yesterday, he was celebrating graduating from the court’s programme, being clear of his addic...

Road sobriety checkpoints will be in effect in seven parishes this Thanksgiving weekend, police said. The checkpoints, which are set to start this evening, will also be joined by heightened patrols enforcing Operation Vega. Officers with the Communit...

Ideas on the causes and solutions to murders among young Black Bermudian men will be presented during the second half of a lecture series on violent crime. Murder in Paradise, a Bermuda College lecture series, will return next week for its conclu...

Mobile phone records showed that a murder suspect could have been in the area on the night Morlan Steede was shot dead, a crime intelligence analyst said yesterday. Lauren Bell told the Supreme Court that calls made and received by a Sim card belongi...

The national security minister visited Hamilton Docks as part of his pledge to support Bermuda’s critical services. Michael Weeks said that the docks were crucial for meeting the island’s demands, supplying about 35,000 containers every year. He adde...

A bullet casing was found on the street where a man was allegedly murdered, a Supreme Court jury heard yesterday. Sergeant Bernadette Lawrence said she also found “three or four” blood splatters in the middle of Deepdale Street, Pembroke, as well as ...

A man fighting for his life against stage 4 prostate cancer said that his fundraiser collected more than $3,000 in two weeks. But George Scott-Smith, 56, admitted that he did not think he would be able to get treatment in Turkey as he had planned. Mr...

A drug awareness programme will see a major shift as it changes its outreach approach – and its name. From today, Pride Bermuda will rebrand itself as Shift – a change made to coincide with a change in methods to put more emphasis on targeting educat...

A Supreme Court jury yesterday was shown CCTV footage of the night a man was shot dead. Detective Constable Christopher Sabean showed clips taken on the night of November 3, 2017, when Morlan Steede, 30, was chased by a gunman through the Deepdale ne...