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An inventor pioneering a new “Superman” era in human aviation will fly over Bermuda in a jet suit this month. Richard Browning is the founder and chief test pilot of the British company Gravity Industries, which creates the cutting-edge technology th...

Planning fees will be waived for repairs to properties damaged in Hurricane Humberto. Straightforward repairs of windows, doors and roof slate will not require planning permission or a building permit, a spokeswoman for the Department of Planning sai...

An American actress and activist has promised Bermuda “I’ll be back” after she shared highlights of her trip to the island. Yara Shahidi, of Black-ish and Grown-ish, visited with her family in June. She posted online a three-minute Instagram TV video...

A man accused of raping and molesting a young girl has been cleared by a jury after a Supreme Court trial. The 58-year-old Devonshire man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, was found not guilty of all four charges against him by a unanimous...

Royal Bermuda Regiment Logistics Company troops are working with soldiers from the Regiment’s A Company on the public order and internal security Exercise Active Shield to keep the wheels turning and their colleagues supplied, fed and treated for any...

The family of the late MP Shawn Crockwell has been waiting more than two years for the outcome of an inquiry into alleged police misconduct after his sudden death, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The former Cabinet minister’s sister, Juanae Crockwell, ...

A fitness instructor who beat addiction hopes to increase understanding about the challenges surrounding drug use at a fundraiser tomorrow. Michaele Parfitt-Smith feared that the issue was “not considered important”. She called on the community to si...

Immigration legislation tackling the plight of mixed-status families has been delayed another time, according to Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security. The Bill was set for today’s order paper, but pulled after a heated discussion over the ...

The Progressive Labour Party’s more than two-to-one majority in the House of Assembly represents a great political opportunity to make the radical changes Bermuda needs. That is the view of Philip Butterfield, chairman of BermudaFirst, the advisory g...

The need for Bermuda’s tourism minister to visit local attractions as part of a $3,900 taxpayer-funded cruise was questioned by an Opposition MP yesterday. Leah Scott, the shadow tourism minister, described Zane DeSilva as a “diehard, bona fide Berm...