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The island will start admitting unvaccinated travellers from Monday, health officials said

More than half of residents are spending less and going without basics amid fears of rising inflation

A permanent memorial has been placed to the St David’s Islanders who lost their homes in a wartime pact between Britain and the US

A photographer struck lucky during a lightning storm capturing a series of dramatic shots on his iPhone camera

The Bermuda Tourism Authority is to launch a new training programme to raise standards of service and encourage Bermudians into the industry. Tracy Berkeley, the BTA’s interim chief executive said inconsistent standards of services were “an elephant ...

DNA taken from a knife found at the scene of a break-in would have been nearly impossible to fabricate or confuse, a Canadian scientist told the Supreme Court. Stefan Salo, a forensic biologist, said that a sample swab taken from defendant, Zywonde L...

A dozen runaway cows broke from their enclosure and ended up on the beach and golf course at St Regis hotel on Monday. Photographs and videos have emerged on social media of the cattle bathing in the crystal clear waters of St Catherine’s Beach and m...

Work on the St George’s Marina project is under way, with the goal of the first phase being completed before next spring. Mark Soares of Bermuda Yacht Services said yesterday that while the project was still in its early goings, work was proceeding w...

The public has been warned against releasing pets into the wild after reports of several guinea pigs being dumped at Spittal Pond Nature Reserve. A spokesman for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources said: “While guinea pigs are trendy ...

A government awards scheme for high-flying students has gone to an architect training for a career in public service. Danielle Foote, who is enrolled on a bachelor’s degree programme in architecture at the Savannah College of Art and Design, is the ...