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Increased security measures are to be implemented at the General Post Office this month. Beginning on August 20, after-hours access to the mailbox area will be by keypad access and will require mailbox users to have a five-digit personal identificat...

A book focusing on crafts in Bermuda has won an honourable mention in the culture category of the Eric Hoffer Awards. The book, Hands On! The Art of Traditional Crafts and Play in Bermuda by Shirley Pearman, frames the experience of childhood play wi...

A Jamaican man convicted of smuggling cocaine to Bermuda has had his sentenced increased by the Court of Appeal. Dwayne Watson was originally sentenced to six years behind bars, but he will now serve nine years after prosecutors argued the sentence w...

Police want people to come forward with video footage of a fight on the water. Two men and a woman were injured in the incident in the area of Paradise Lakes last night, shortly after 8pm. Police said several videos are circulating on social media in...

Owners of vacation rental properties have been given extra time to register. The deadline to sign up, originally last month, has been set for August 24, according to the Ministry of Economic Development and Tourism, and the Ministry of Home Affairs. ...

A 46-year-old visitor was fined $2,000 today for importing cannabis and having drug equipment. Randolph Knight, from Atlanta, Georgia, pleaded guilty to bringing cannabis and cartridges containing tetrahydrocannabinol — the active ingredient in cann...

A Devonshire man who gave a false name to police was fined today for attempting to pervert the course of justice. Kyree Burch, 26, was also fined and banned from the roads for 18 months for driving while impaired on Saturday. The court heard that pol...

Two vessels have been seized by police, and three people are believed to have been injured, after a report of a disturbance tonight in the area of Paradise Lakes. A police spokeswoman said that authorities had responded around 8pm to a report of a di...

The cancellation of the annual Non-Mariners Race did nothing to dampen the party spirit in the West End this afternoon. Hundreds of boats rafted up in Mangrove Bay as revellers took to the water on inflatables to enjoy the sunshine and swizzle on th...

An international group of human rights lawyers has asked the Premier to back a Supreme Court decision to lift a ban on same-sex marriages. The International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute has written to David Burt and challenged him to show...