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Retired firefighters could be called back into action to bolster the ranks of the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service, The Royal Gazette can reveal. Michael Weeks, the Minister of National Security, said the move was part of a “high-priority” plan to res...

The work of a “major drug-trafficking ring” was hampered after a joint operation between police and customs officials, a senior detective said yesterday. His comments came after cannabis worth about $800,000 was seized at a home this month. A Bermuda...

An island-based air ambulance service that can get patients in need of urgent treatment to the United States in just a few hours has been officially launched. Bermuda Air Ambulance Ltd flew eight patients to hospitals in the US this month — and belie...

Bermudian Reaia Ball — described as having “a heart for humanity and for community” — has been accepted as a member of the Bermuda Bar. When Ms Ball, 30, embarked on her journey to become a lawyer as a day release student from the Bermuda Institute, ...

A World Health Organisation representative yesterday hailed the island’s Covid-19 vaccine rate as he called on residents to make sure all of their shots were up to date. Ian Stein, the WHO and Pan American Health Organisation delegate for Bermuda, Ja...

A 76.5m super yacht owned by an American billionaire docked today at Pennos Wharf in St George. Boardwalk arrived in the East End at about 9.45am and will stay until the weather clears up. The yacht, which weighs 1,848 tons, is a luxury Feadship ...

The Supreme Court has rejected a bid to seize $400,000 from the wife of a man convicted of money laundering in Ecuador. The court heard that the money was transferred into a SunLife account owned by Esmeralda Patino in 2015. While Ms Patino said the ...

Researchers are on the lookout for a disease that could be a threat to Bermuda’s coral population — although no cases have been spotted locally. Robbie Smith, curator for the Natural History Museum at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo, said stony c...

A new “micro forest” sprang-up in Warwick at the weekend as volunteers toiled for eight hours to transform a stretch of land by the roadside into a kaleidoscope of colour. The Bermuda Zoological Society spearheaded the project, and with backing from ...

Charities have been invited to receive first-hand training on board development. The Inter-Agency Committee for Children, Families and the Community will hold a three-part virtual training series targeted at new or less experienced non-profit board m...