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Sea-level rise and more frequent and intense weather events pose the greatest climate change threat to Bermuda and the other British Overseas Territories, according to a new report. The UK Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership released the repor...

A husband and wife who denied breaches of Covid-19 quarantine regulations yesterday had a date set for trial. Sophia Cannonier, 53, and husband, Michael Watson, 46, will appear in Magistrates’ Court on November 4. It is alleged the two, from Devonshi...

A city car park is set to be transformed into a drive-through food festival aimed at helping local restaurants. The City of Hamilton is staging the Taste of Bermuda Drive-in Experience at the Par-la-Ville Car Park from September 24 to September 26, s...

Bermuda Pride is to throw a beach party to celebrate the island’s LGBT people and supporters. The organisers of the group said: “The founding principles of Pride are community and togetherness. “Whilst the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has meant that w...

Young Bermudians headed to careers ranging from medicine to environmental policy have each received $25,000 towards their studies. The trustees of the Nicholl Scholarships announced the winning five scholars for the 2021-22 school year, with awards g...

A man was sent to Drug Treatment Court yesterday for a string of offences that included the theft of more than $4,000 worth of goods. Andrew Arorash, 51, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to five counts of theft as well as trespass charges. The co...

Issues affecting the housing, wellbeing and safety of Bermuda’s seniors were discussed during a recent government-led visit to an independent living complex. Tinee Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors was joined at Dr Cann Park in...

An appeal has been launched by Bermuda Red Cross for those impacted by the recent earthquake in Haiti. The Caribbean country suffered the 7.2-magnitude quake just before 9.30am local time on August 14. The death toll has reached 1,249. A spokeswoman...

A man who admitted two breaches of the Covid-19 curfew and a string traffic offences was yesterday sent to the Drug treatment Court in a bid to tackle his problems. Magistrates’ Court heard that Russell Dey, 53, phoned police during the lockdown on A...

Buses will be off the roads today after a dispute between drivers and the Department of Public Transportation failed to be resolved over the weekend. Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, confirmed last night that strike actio...