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A man who smuggled cocaine with a street value of more than $335,000 into Bermuda has been sentenced to eight years behind bars. Jahkemo Virgil, 23, was caught with the drug by Customs officials at Bermuda International Airport on his return from a t...

The Botanical Gardens became a sea of seniors for the Premier?s annual tea party yesterday. Officials estimated more than 1,000 over-65s people flocked to Paget for afternoon tea and laidback live entertainment. The attendance was more than organiser...

A man accused of an attack over a drug debt dropped a knife after being reminded that a family member was once stabbed to death. Crown witness Angela Trott told Supreme Court she urged 22-year-old David Trott to remember his aunt Chena Trott, who was...

Prosecutors are set to review the ruling in a case that saw a woman accused of killing her partner nearly a decade ago cleared in court. The Royal Gazette revealed last week how Norma Violet Dawson walked free after a manslaughter charge against her ...

He arrived on the Island in a flurry of controversy just over two years ago as the second non-Bermudian President of Bermuda College. Since then, Vietnam veteran Dr. Charles Green says he has been making quiet but steady progress to improve the educa...

The Ministry of the Environment has sought final approval to install landscaping and a wheelchair ramp at ?Ladies Chambers?, Pembroke as part of its Community Areas Programme (CAP). Onion Patch Landscaping Consulting Services has submitted plans for ...

A man who attacked a friend during a dispute over a woman was handed three years probation at Supreme Court on Friday. Jahdal Denbrook, 25, pleaded guilty to assaulting PTB bus driver Rodney Burchall, causing him actual bodily harm. Crown counsel Oon...

Electricity bills are set to jump in June with the average household likely to face a monthly $5 hike because of rising oil prices around the world. And current predictions point to an even greater increase later in the summer when Belco buys its nex...

Bermuda effectively has no functioning Auditor General?s Office today after what has been described as ?an outright plan to get at the Auditor General? resulted in the independent office being carted out of its former premises at the weekend and put ...

Spectators at the final Animal Extravaganza show in St. George?s were last night in agreement that the controversial event had been worthwhile and they were satisfied that the animals were being treated well. After three sell-out days, one of the sho...