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Repairs to a badly damaged section of Harbour Road are expected to be completed by the middle of next month, the Ministry of Public Works said yesterday. Emergency repairs were started on the waterside lane between Burnt House Hill and Tamarind Vale ...

A Royal Navy ship deployed for disaster relief and as part of the war on drugs is to spend the next month in Bermuda. HMS Medway, a patrol ship, is due to arrive today after spending the last year patrolling the North Atlantic. Bermuda will be h...

Ernest Peets, the new Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, reiterated his desire to having sport return in the coming weeks, but only with strict Covid-19 guidelines being observed. The Government managed to curb a recent spike in positive Covid-19...

Two men were hurt in a serious crash today. The accident also caused road blocks and commuter delays when traffic was diverted. The crash happened at about 6.40am at the junction of North Shore Road and Jennings Road in Smith’s. A spokesman for the B...

The Government called off 38 bus routes this afternoon. The string of cancellations began with the No. 4 service from Hamilton to Spanish Point at 4pm, to the No. 1 bus from Grotto Bay to Hamilton at 6.40pm. Cancellations doubled on January 13 with t...

An investigation into an island-wide power cut last month is almost complete, power firm Belco said yesterday. A Belco spokesman said the report into the December 18 outage would be sent to industry watchdogs “in due course.” It is understood that th...

An appeal was yesterday made for people to help identify the child in a 78-year-old mystery photograph found in the papers of a World War Two spymaster. The photo turned up in a collection of letters linked to Victor Haag, who lived in Bermuda for mo...

Despite a resolution being achieved between the Ministry of Transport and minibus operators for school bus transport last night, 30 more bus routes have been cancelled this afternoon. The earliest route cancelled was the 4.08pm with the cancellation...

The Ministry of Finance offices have reopened to the public after being closed for more than a week. A total of 21 of the ministry’s staff were ordered to work from home earlier this month and the offices on Parliament Street, Hamilton remained empty...

A new interactive mural was unveiled in Hamilton today as part of a bid to beautify the city. The mural of a sailboat at sunset by Bermudian artist Katie Ewles was designed to encourage the public to pose with it as if they were blowing the boat forw...