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A 17-year-old has denied having any part in the murder of Bermudian Lyrico Steede. The male, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, said he was not in the park where Mr Steede was fatally stabbed. He said he had lost his phone — found in the tax...

Buses could soon start to run earlier after negotiations between the Department of Public Transportation and the Bermuda Industrial Union. The Government said the possibility is to be discussed at a meeting this morning, which will bring the bus serv...

From funeral homes to hospital beds, the island’s obesity crisis exacts a growing toll beyond the impact of chronic disease. According to the Bermuda Hospitals Board, a fully equipped bariatric hospital room costs $35,000 more than a standard, with s...

An Opposition backbencher has hit back at “insulting and disparaging statements” about him by the public works minister. Trevor Moniz said Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch had attacked him and the One Bermuda Alliance last month and accused the former ...

The deadline for the Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is today at 5pm. The competition is open to Bermudians or residents of Bermuda and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Cash prizes in the form of gift certificates will b...

Ethan Fubler is only 17, but looking forward to completing his Associate’s Degree in Business Administration from Bermuda College next year. The keen student has won recognition at every CedarBridge Academy annual prize giving since he entered the sc...

Many Bermudians plan to return to the island after completion of their studies in Britain, David Burt said Friday. He told the House of Assembly: “I was honoured to see Bermudians still very much connected to their home and remaining in contact with ...

Frederick “Penny” Bean, the first Bermudian-born constable promoted to Commissioner of Police, has died at age 82. During his 34 years of service, Mr Bean earned the Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service, awarded to him after the Chief Justic...

A man who attacked his girlfriend’s mother in a dispute over a parking space will be sentenced in Magistrates’ Court next month. Magistrate Maxanne Anderson heard Evan Lambert, 42, pinned Gloria Franklin to a mattress, choked her and threatened her w...

Thousands of revellers celebrated the Christmas season the Bermuda way on Saturday as Hamilton hosted the Christmas Boat Parade.Spectators lined Front Street and Albuoy’s Point, enjoying a line-up of impressively lighted boats and festive music.Donal...