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Shoppers can receive a ten cent discount on their purchases if they bring a reusable shopping bag, a grocery store chain announced. The discount will be effective immediately at all MarketPlace and Price Rite stores as part of a move to become more e...

A radiation therapy unit has had its accreditation renewed by a top oncology institute. The Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre (BCHC) announced its accreditation from the American College of Radiology today. David Serratore, the medical physicist at th...

A man bit off more than he could chew after he tried to use a fake price tag to buy an expensive steak for less than half its price. Now Naeem Alom, 30, will have to adhere to a year-long conditional discharge after he admitted the attempted theft fr...

Piles of trash have grown around the Botanical Gardens for months as Government staff ignored the mess, members of the public have claimed. A woman who walks her dog through the gardens, who asked not to be named, said two piles of trash had formed o...

A footbridge that will carry the Railway Trail over Flatts Inlet is on track to be finished before the end of the winter, a spokesman for the group that funded the work said yesterday. Colin Campbell, an architect and member of Friends of the Railway...

A 54-year-old man turned to drugs after a string of family tragedies, including the death of his son, a court heard. Andre Simmons’s father died in 2015 and his son, Royal Bermuda Regiment Sergeant Dejion Stange-Simmons, was murdered soon afterwards,...

Bermudian children who presented their research projects at a youth summit were yesterday praised for their hard work and enthusiasm. The five youngsters completed projects designed to inspire young people to take control of their future, which they ...

A 29-year-old man was yesterday in hospital with serious injuries after he was stabbed yesterday near a sports club. Police said the man was on his way to a football match at Southampton Rangers Sports Club when he was assaulted by two men just outsi...

A law student who did community service to work off $1,800 in unpaid traffic fines was shown leniency by a magistrate yesterday. Senior Magistrate Juan Wolffe cut short the community service order imposed on Essette Winters, 21, after she completed ...

Young people responded to a call to take climate action with “overwhelming enthusiasm”, the head of an ocean conservation group said. Karla Lacey, the executive director of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, added that the response to the ...