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A teenager killed in an early-morning crash in Hamilton Parish over the weekend was named by police yesterday. Jen-Naya Simmons, 18, died after she lost control of her motorcycle on North Shore Road at about 3.30am on Sunday. She was rushed to hospi...

A charge of careless driving against government senator Crystal Caesar was dismissed by a court yesterday. Ms Caesar, 44, from Pembroke, was accused of running a red light at the junction of Court Street and Reid Street in Hamilton. The police consta...

A new crop of gardeners said yesterday jobs with the parks department has changed their lives — and given them the trip of a lifetime. The four youngsters were picked from a class of 11 that took part in the most recent Skills Development Programme a...

The Premier confirmed the Bermuda Government’s purchase of the Park Place building, understood to be the IAS Park building on Hamilton’s Church Street, as a fintech space. David Burt told Opposition MP Patricia Gordon-Pamplin that the building had be...

The One Bermuda Alliance alleged this afternoon that voters’ contact details, filed with the office of the Parliamentary Registrar, had been shared with the Progressive Labour Party for election campaigns dating back to 2012. The statement was issued...

A total of eight students on healthcare courses have been awarded scholarships named after pioneer doctor Barbara Ball. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said, “I am extremely proud that we can support our young people seeking careers in health profes...

Fake social media profiles are being used to ask for money in return for five-figure Government grants. Police said fraudsters had urged people to send $700 to an undisclosed location via FedEx so that they could receive a $50,000 grant. A police spo...

A 32-year-old woman who led police on a motorcycle chase through Hamilton was banned from the road for 12 months and fined for refusal to take a breath test. Magistrates’ Court heard how Samantha Hill missed collisions with a taxi and a wall and drov...

A 41-year-old cruise ship passenger was today fined a total of $1,300 for drugs offences and resisting Customs officers. Rene Rosengart, from New York, admitted importing cannabinoid oil and what she believed to be ecstasy pills — although the pills ...

Land owners will be able to register their property without going through a lawyer after a change in legislation was passed in the House of Assembly. The Land Title Registration Amendment Act 2018 will allow members of the public to carry out volunta...