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A winter storm that delivered hurricane-force gusts moved on from Bermuda yesterday, leaving hundreds of residences without power. Yesterday began with close to 3,500 homes in the dark, with more than 500 in the Harrington Sound area where a transfor...

The Shadow Minister of Sport and Youth Development has called on the Government to do more to help Bermuda’s athletes reach their goals. Ben Smith told the House of Assembly that a “small increase” in funds for national sports governing bodies was “...

A driver who crashed into a wall in Pembroke had suffered a medical issue, police said today. The 30-year-old Devonshire man did not require hospital treatment after the incident in the area of Pitts Bay Road and Serpentine Road, yesterday, shortly b...

A nurse by profession, Kim Young carried her caring approach into her political career, former colleagues said yesterday. MPs paid tribute to the human rights activist and former United Bermuda Party Cabinet minister at the House of Assembly yesterda...

A trial date has been set in England for three teenagers charged with the murder of 17-year-old Bermudian Lyrico Steede in Nottingham. Kesharn Campbell, 19, and two 17-year-olds who cannot be named for legal reasons are expected to go on trial on Oct...

A former Corporation of Hamilton alderman was found not guilty of the attempted murder of an alleged gang leader yesterday. A jury also cleared Carlton Simmons, 40, of wounding Jahkeil Samuels with the intent of causing grievous bodily harm. Cheers, ...

Fierce winds and waves battered Bermuda yesterday as a powerful winter storm swept past the north of the island. Wayne Caines, the national security minister, confirmed that all government offices and public schools would be open today. Mr Caines add...

The cargo ship Oleander is to be unloaded in Dockyard when the Hamilton docks close for urgent repairs this month, it was revealed yesterday. The announcement came after a meeting between representatives of Bermuda Container Line, Stevedoring Servic...

Regulations for casino gambling are to be introduced “without further delay”, tourism minister Jamahl Simmons told the House of Assembly yesterday. Mr Simmons blamed past members of the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission for delays leading to a “stumbl...

Island artists and designers presented the Bermuda story to potential clients in New York as part of a marketing blitz. Jamahl Simmons, the tourism minister, told the House of Assembly last week that the evening event was held at a lower Manhattan ho...