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A man who stole a drill valued at $77 was jailed for six months after admitting the theft when he appeared in court. Raymond Robinson, 59, from Pembroke, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday where he admitted stealing the drill from Gorham’s. Th...

An initiative that started with students paying tribute to their late friend has grown into an island-wide endeavour to help people who have lost family members to road accidents. Classmates of teenager Kijani Burgess at the Bermuda Institute create...

Residents around Marsh Folly are being warned of possible unpleasant odours when waste is taken to the compost facility. The Tynes Bay septage receiving facility collects residential and commercial cesspit waste from around the Island and every six ...

A charity helping people with food supplies has received $500 from a women’s fitness group. According to Donna Mae Arorash, cofounder of Sista Circle, whose members meet weekly to walk and run together, the organisation contributed to the Eliza DoLi...

Some bus routes will face detours over the weekend due to running races

The new deadine is January 17

Dwight Heatherley went on trial at Magistrates’ Court accused of refusing to take a test at the airport and filling in a TA form

Hurricane Fiona caused outages to tens of thousand of homes — now Belco has been given an award recognising its efforts to restore power

A man who refused to take a Breathalyser test has been fined and banned from driving for 18 months. Ankoma Cannonier, 44, from St George’s, pleaded guilty to the charge when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. The court heard that on Wedne...

A motorcyclist who collided with a parked van has been banned from riding motorbikes for six months. Tynhai Suhuartono-Todd, 18, from Sandys, pleaded guilty to careless driving when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this week. The court heard that ...