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A fresh spate of racist and vulgar graffiti appeared in and around the City of Hamilton this morning. The phrases, written in black spray paint, were spotted on walls on Angle Street, Canal Road, Happy Valley Road and Parsons Road. Pictures of the va...

Computer whiz Keiano Hall said that he wanted to become a software engineer as an adult. But for now, the 13-year-old Dellwood Middle School pupil has his sights on the development of a computer game that he created last year. Keiano, from St George’...

Young members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church celebrated Pathfinder Day with a march through Bermuda. Participants walked from the Pembroke Seventh-day Adventist Church on Glebe Road to Devonshire Seventh-day Adventist Church on Roberts Avenue, w...

A dozen people were exempted from education registration requirements to allow them to work in Bermuda schools this year. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, agreed that the 12 can lead classes in subjects including English and maths without a ...

“Irresponsible” truckers have dumped horticultural waste at spots that have been cleared by hurricane response teams. The Government urged people to dispose of waste properly and noted dumping fees have been waived at the Marsh Folly facility. A spok...

Public schools will open today as Bermuda returns to “business as usual”, the Government confirmed yesterday. However, Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, urged residents to remain on guard ahead of Tropical Storm Jerry, which is expecte...

A man who was involved in a fatal collision admitted that he had been drinking alcoholbeforehand. Khyle Beckett, 32, pleaded guilty to impaired driving last Wednesday in Magistrates’ Court. The court heard that Beckett, from Paget, was driving a wate...

An infestation of termites is being tackled at the hall next to Bermuda’s oldest church. Interior woodwork, skirting boards and door frames were plagued by the pest in the church hall at St Peter’s Anglican Church, in the Town of St George. The hall ...

Victims of violent crime are finally getting their claims for compensation heard by a government board which has been criticised for its “serious backlog” of cases. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board met on September 11 when members heard appli...

The island’s soldiers stood down on Saturday after a major effort to cope with the damage caused by Hurricane Humberto. A total of 120 Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers fanned out across the island on Thursday to help clear roads and help people whose ...