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Another 75 cases of Covid-19 were confirmed today with active cases now totalling more than 500. Five people are also now in hospital - with three in critical care. Minister of Health Kim Wilson tonight implored people to stay in their bubble over th...

A man was remanded in custody today after he was accused of attempted murder. Jahmico Hayward, 36, was charged in Magistrates’ Court with attempting to cause the death of Nancy Mota and an alternative charge of wounding Ms Mota with intent to cause g...

A message circulating on social media platform Whatsapp purporting to be a Royal Gazette notice stating that Bermuda is reverting to the system of going to grocery stores by alphabetical order is false. The flyer, which appears to be similar to ones ...

Ewart Brown appeared in Supreme Court via video link today – but he was not required to enter pleas on 13 charges of official corruption. The former premier appeared on a large screen at the monthly arraignments session, after first being charged wit...

Police will be out in force this Easter holiday weekend to ensure that Covid-19 public safety measures are being adhered to. At a press conference this afternoon, Assistant Police Commissioner Martin Weekes said the Bermuda Police Service “will be do...

Glenn Jones, the former interim CEO of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, has announced he will soon leave the BTA after more than six years. Mr Jones said on Twitter that he decided to step away from the BTA in January, but agreed to remain at the helm ...

Charles H Jeffers II has been appointed chief executive of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, effective tomorrow. Mr Jeffers, a 26-year tourism veteran, was hired after a global search to fill the role after Kevin Dallas stepped down as CEO in February 2...

A string of surgeries have been called off over the past year because of a shortage of beds at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Fifty-four elective procedures had to be postponed from April 2020 through this month, some shortly before they were sch...

The Governor, Rena Lalgie, has had her first experience of a Bermuda tradition – picking Easter Lilies as a gift to send to the Queen. Ms Lalgie and her family took part in the event at Windybank Farm earlier this week. The flowers left Bermuda for ...

The Corporation of Hamilton has lost a legal fight against legislation that would end municipal elections in favour of appointed leadership. While the municipality had argued the Municipalities Amendment Act 2019 was unconstitutional because it amoun...