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A man died tonight after he was stabbed several times at a gas station. Police said the 22-year-old man was rushed to hospital after the incident which took place at about 7.15pm at the Rubis station on South Shore Road, Warwick, but doctors were una...

A businessman, hospitality leader and a former MP for the West End who led the redevelopment of Dockyard as a major tourist destination has died. J.C. “Kit” Astwood, who passed on May 28, was 87. Mr Astwood, a businessman and consultant who was a dir...

Bermudians will take to the streets this Bermuda Heroes Weekend — but in a new kind of way. The traditional Bermuda Carnival was cancelled over Covid-19 fears, but the weekend will be marked with a Black Lives Matter march designed to highlight the i...

Bermuda has recorded its first Covid-19 case since the start of the month. The Ministry of Health said the positive test was among 145 results that came back yesterday. The island has now recorded a total of 142 cases. A total of six are active, inc...

Bermuda’s first woman and first black governor will take over the job later this year, the British Government revealed yesterday. Rena Lalgie, the director of the UK’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation at the Treasury, will succeed John Ra...

A man was treated in hospital yesterday after a knife fight broke out at the Heron Bay Plaza shopping centre. An eyewitness said the fight happened “out of nowhere” near to a line of about 30 people waiting at a pop-up Covid-19 test site. The witness...

The Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation is advising the public that all of its summer day camps are fully subscribed. A Department spokesperson noted that the annual programme is very popular and vacancies typically fill up very quickly. This...

Workout studio Beyond Fitness has offered gym goers the chance to use their muscle to fight racism. The Par-la-Ville Road business will hold four virtual classes today to raise cash for Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda. Abby Kermode and Christi...

Department store AS Cooper & Son Ltd has gone into provisional liquidation. The family business, which has three locations in Hamilton and another in Dockyard, has been in operation since 1897. Charles Thresh and Michael Morrison, both of KPMG Adviso...

A programme for young people that has operated for almost 25 years is to shut its doors. Clare Mello, the executive director for YouthNet, said the decision came after five years of financial problems — and the Covid-19 pandemic was the last straw. M...