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The owners of a fast-food chain have submitted plans for a new drive-through restaurant. David and Beryl Furbert, who own Mr Chicken, want to build the restaurant near the junction of North Shore Road and Idlewood Drive in Hamilton Parish, where a bu...

The Government’s announcement that sport will be able to return to team training from yesterday proved significant for sports such as cricket and athletics. The Ministry of Youth, Culture and Sport announced yesterday that as Bermuda enters Phase 2 o...

A rocket launch that will produce a light show north of the island is due to take place tonight. The rocket, which will cause florescent green and violet skies after it releases barium gas into the atmosphere, was expected to take off last Friday. Bu...

Soldiers who aspire to command roles are being put through the mill in a tough two-week test of their skills at a US Marine base. About 30 soldiers and instructors on the Junior Non-commissioned Officers’ have passed the halfway mark of the gruelling...

Bermuda Day may lack a parade, but the Department of Community and Culture still hope for the public to build traditional floats. The Department, in collaboration with the Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation, will this year host a Mini-Float Challenge and h...

Robin Stempel took a step closer to realising her ambition of representing Bermuda at the North American Youth Championships this year after an impressive display at the Dressage in the Sandhills event in Pinehurst, North Carolina. On board her geldi...

As of yesterday 57 spots remain for runners hoping to participate in the Bermuda Day Half-Marathon Derby on May 28, while the 25 team relay spots have been filled. Registration opened last Saturday at 8am and within the first two hours about 250 ind...

Fluorescent vapour clouds could be visible over Bermuda tonight when a Nasa rocket is launched into orbit – a day later than planned. The rocket will lift off from a Nasa base in Virginia and release barium vapour while still in the atmosphere. The g...

Fire crews responded to more than 700 calls over March and April, it was revealed yesterday. March was the busiest of the two months, when Bermuda Fire & Rescue Service staff answered 376 calls. A total of 187 were medical emergencies – including roa...

Star-crossed, maybe; but sometimes things work out for the best. No matter that the angling desires are now rushing through the blood, the weather forecast for this weekend is anything but encouraging; but, given that Sunday is a celebration of mate...