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The number of active Covid-19 cases in Bermuda fell to 15 over the weekend. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said that, of 156 new test results received on Saturday, none were positive. The total number of Bermuda cases remained at 141, and t...

A man was arrested outside a liquor store on Friday after a fight that involved a machete. A police spokesman said officers were alerted to men fighting outside Hayward’s on Middle Road, Warwick, at about 2.30pm and that a machete had been brandished...

Police will channel the public mood into community outreach in the wake of the Black Lives Matter protest yesterday, police commissioner Stephen Corbishley said. Speaking after the march, which brought more than 7,000 people onto the streets of Hamil...

The Bermuda Government has executed short-term loan facilities with local banks that will allow it to draw up to $170 million in funds to help cope with the Covid-19 crisis. Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Finance, also told MPs in the House of Ass...

A graduate from the Bermuda High School for Girls is biding her time to go to a prestigious university in Britain next year. Erin Jones, 18, said that she hopes to study history at the University of Cambridge in the autumn as long as she stays on top...

A sea of peaceful demonstrators marched through Hamilton yesterday in a mass show of support for the Black Lives Matter movement. The protest swelled to about 7,000, making it the largest such gathering ever seen in the community, according to police...

Bermudians will get economic opportunities from the legalisation of cannabis, the Attorney-General said. Kathy Lynn Simmons said proposed new legislation — released for consultation this week after being redrafted by the Government — put more focus o...

A police officer was suspended pending an internal investigation into a social-media post over the weekend. The officer sparked fury across the community by posting a meme of a car driving over stick figures, with the words “All Lives Splatter. Nobod...

Two private schools have decided to continue with online teaching through to the end of the current academic year this month, rather than have a general reopening of classrooms. A number of other private schools are assessing what they will do when B...

A man was banned from the roads for 18 months and ordered to pay almost $7,000 in fines for a string of traffic offences that included riding a motorbike while more than twice the legal alcohol limit. Dudley Walker, 23, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’...