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The 2018 World Triathlon Series was an economic win for Bermuda, a tourism review has revealed. According to the Bermuda Tourism Authority year-in-review report, a PWC study revealed that the event generated $4.4 million, a 152 per cent economic retu...

A top figure from the Church of Scotland is in Bermuda to help a church celebrate its 300th anniversary. The Right Reverend Susan Brown, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, will preach at Christ Church in Warwick tomorrow as ...

A homeless man who gave someone else’s name to avoid being arrested used the identity of a man who also had a warrant out on him, a court heard. Police pulled Ernest Smith over on Montpelier Road, Devonshire, at about 10pm on April 20 after they spot...

An American man was fined $2,000 after admitting to drug importation yesterday. Daniel Dias De Faria, 26, pleaded guilty to bringing 37.45 grams of marijuana into Bermuda. Magistrates’ Court heard that the Paterson, New Jersey resident was a passeng...

A man accused of stabbing a restaurant worker 13 times in an attempted robbery told a jury he was robbed the same night. Alex Wolffe, 20, said he was on a borrowed motorcycle in the Keith Hall Road area of Warwick when he was confronted by two men, o...

A man credited with helping three generations of Bermudians save for postsecondary education has been recognised. Charles Jeffers, the executive sales representative and former agency director of Heritage Agency Bermuda, said a woman had come to see...

Researchers are checking if a rare variant of sargassum seaweed that has invaded Caribbean coastlines could make its way to Bermuda. Robbie Smith, the curator of the Natural History Museum at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo, is working on a stud...

Westgate prison was on lockdown yesterday after three officers, one of them a woman, were attacked by inmates, it was revealed last night. Prison officers locked inmates in their cells and took away visiting and recreation privileges after their coll...

Steering young people down the right path could make the difference between gang membership or a university degree, a government minister said yesterday. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said organisations like Big...

A man who crashed his car into a pillar near his home has been banned from the road for refusing to give a breath sample. Herbert Biryomumaisho, 35, apologised to Magistrates’ Court after pleading guilty to the offence on Monday. The court heard that...