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Two photographs of a fire on board a passenger ship in the 1930s have been donated to the Bermuda Historical Society. The images of the fire on board the MV Bermuda in 1931 while berthed on Front Street, were given by Lieutenant-Colonel David Mathias...

Gaps in drug abuse treatment for young people remain unfunded, according to a new report just published. The Bermuda Drug Information Network’s annual report also highlighted that demand for drugs remains unchanged and significant challenges persist ...

Acting Superintendent Jerome Laws got first-hand insight into planning for a major event when he observed preparations for the recent Commonwealth Games in Britain. Mr Laws took part in the West Midlands Police 2022 Operation Unity Observer programm...

Police are appealing for witnesses after a 62-year-old man suffered possible life threatening head injuries after falling from a wall. A Bermuda Police Service spokesperson said that officers and other first responders were called to a medical emerge...

At least 350 residents lost electricity today after a tractor trailer was involved in an accident on South Road resulting in a broken utility pole. It is expected that there will be traffic delays until about 4pm as Belco works to repair the damage....

Through her 70-year reign, the Queen witnessed first-hand the transformation of the maritime museum in Dockyard into the country’s largest museum. The director of the National Museum of Bermuda, Elena Strong, said: “I remember her being in awe of ho...

A series of videos and social media posts aimed at showing the value and impact of non-profit organisations in Bermuda have been released. The videos and posts, part of the Nonprofit Alliance of Bermuda’s Impact Awareness Campaign, is the alliance’...

Myrtle Edness, who celebrated her 108th birthday on Sunday, has a simple tip for long life — swim and exercise. Born on Ord Road before moving to Somerset as a little girl, Ms Edness (née Deshield) and her siblings, Lillian and Gerald Jr, attended P...