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A security guard was stabbed outside of a Front Street liquor store, a police spokesman said yesterday. The guard, said to be a 46-year-old man from St George’s, was stabbed several times in the body while on duty outside Carousel Liquors on Front St...

A stunned charter boat owner said a fire that destroyed two boats in Dockyard had wrecked his business and cost him his home. Jesse Moniz, 24, said he had lived on board the Aurelia as well as operating the vessel as a charter and Airbnb vacation hom...

A three-times Olympic runner who has battled bipolar disorder asked people yesterday to drop stigma towards mental illness so they can help others tackle their mental health problems. Suzy Favor Hamilton explained that it could take a long time for s...

A man stabbed to death more than 13 years ago was lured to his death by an ex-girlfriend, a Supreme Court trial was told yesterday. Katrina Burgess and Cleveland Rogers are charged with the premeditated murder of Marcus Gibbings. The body of Mr Gib...

Bermudians have been asked to forge strong links with St Kitts & Nevis, the ancestral homeland for more than half the population. The call came as Louise Tannock, the honorary consul for the Caribbean nation, discussed the long association between th...

A new executive director of the Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts has been appointed. Cindy Campbell has taken over from David Skinner, chairman of the festival, who held the post on a temporary basis since last April when TJ Armand quit the po...

The owner of a dairy farm that has attracted hundreds of complaints from neighbours about foul smells has told them he planned to move more than a quarter of his herd to a new location. Paul Almeida, who bought Devonshire’s Green Land Farm last year...

Black Pony Gallery is pleased to announce the inclusion of Bermudian artist Gherdai Hassell and her first online exclusive solo exhibition: Collecting the Gaze. The beauty of black women is celebrated in this limited-edition print run by Gherdai Hass...

A man who admitted drink driving with an unrestrained toddler in the back seat of his car was sent to DUI Court today. The move came after Anthony Thomas, 58, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to drink driving and driving while disqualified. The c...

Five businesses have temporarily closed while repairs are made to the hurricane-damaged roof of the Clocktower Mall in Dockyard. A new roof is required for the Great Northern Storehouse within the mall after it was badly hit during Hurricane Humberto...