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A rocket launch from the US East Coast, which had been delayed until this evening, has been put off because of high winds. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said the launch had been rescheduled until tomorrow at 4.21pm Bermuda time. T...

A cruise ship rerouted to Bermuda after a scare over a deadly coronavirus strain delayed its scheduled trip to the Bahamas tied up in Dockyard yesterday. Minibus operators waiting for the Anthem of the Seas said taxi numbers in Dockyard were down des...

A pair of pitbulls that savaged family pets have still not been found, a Government spokeswoman said today. The Ministry of Home Affairs spokeswoman confirmed that the dogs had not been found, despite a search by animal wardens, who have worked with ...

Opposition to the renaming of Somers Day to honour a Bermudian hero of the abolition of slavery movement in Britain was “mind boggling”, a government minister has said. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said that the...

Seniors were treated to an afternoon of entertainment and thanks at the Bermuda Housing Trust’s annual tea. The event, at St Paul’s Church hall in Paget, celebrated the contributions made to the island by the non-profit organisation’s 196 tenants. Va...

A veteran Bermuda teacher and education administrator has lost her Supreme Court bid to have the appointment of the Commissioner of Education quashed. Gina Tucker claimed that she had “not been fairly treated or properly considered” for the job, whi...

A drive-in movie night in Hamilton, which proved a success last year, is returning next month. A double feature on Saturday, March 7 will show at the City Hall car park, where entry will be free, with food vendors on hand and servers on roller skates...

Police have launched a back-to-the-future bid to get police closer to the people they serve in the wake of a string of shooting incidents. Commissioner of Police Steven Corbishley said that a walkabout held in Hamilton yesterday was part of an effort...

A man murdered in 2006 was stabbed in the heart, the Supreme Court heard yesterday. John Obafunwa, a forensic pathologist, told the court that Marcus Gibbings died of blood loss after he suffered multiple stab wounds. Dr Obafunwa highlighted three ma...

The loss of an organisation set up to help island charities has damaged the non-profit sector, its former executive director said. Danielle Riviere added the biggest loss from the closure of the Centre on Philanthropy was the opportunity for charitie...