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A meeting for bus operators regarding the transportation of students to and from school under Ministry of Health Covid-19 guidelines was postponed due to challenges in securing a venue. The Department of Public Transport said that the meeting, which ...

Bermudian artist JayLynn Hines is the latest recipient of the Bermuda Arts Council’s Individual Grant Award. The grant, paid by funding from the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, will assist Ms Hines in her artistic endeavours. The singe...

A man accused of an attempted gun murder was remanded in custody for another week yesterday after he applied to change his defence lawyer. Magistrates’ Court heard that Taaj Muhammad, 25, submitted an application to the Legal Aid Office to be represe...

Entrepreneurs looking for loans could have less red tape to overcome after a partnership between the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation and the Bermuda Credit Union was announced yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, said that the link-up would h...

One of a pair of hero firefighters who hauled two men out of a water tank after they were rendered unconscious by fumes relived the rescue yesterday. Lionel Furbert, a veteran firefighter and EMT, was the first to go down into the tank after the fir...

A researcher has appealed to a luxury tourism resort to “show good faith” and release documents that could provide vital information about an historic cemetery now in the middle of its golf course. LeYoni Junos said yesterday that the Rosewood Tucker...

A mini-submarine with a camera was used in the latest searches for a missing mother, police said yesterday. Police said that activity in and around Warwick Pond was part of the work to find Chavelle Dillon-Burgess. It has been almost four months sinc...

Organisers of an event to mark Bermuda’s milestone first gay Pride march almost a year ago are unsure if a commemoration planned for this weekend will go ahead. Thousands took to the streets of Hamilton on August 31 last year in an unprecedented show...

Ageing smokestacks at the Belco power station that were blamed for pollution are to be shut down by the end of the year, the company revealed yesterday. Belco said the decommissioning should cut down on discharges that have blighted the lives of neig...

A woman who admitted driving home from a Christmas party under the influence was banned from the roads and fined yesterday. Janae Armstrong, 41, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence at Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that police followed A...