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A neighbour prevented a storage shed fire from spreading to a house in Warwick this morning. The resident attacked the blaze with a hose in Dunscombe Road, shortly after 8am, according to the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service. Firefighters later arrive...

The Association of Fundraising Professionals has planted a cedar tree at a Warwick nature reserve to honour the charitable work of the XL Catlin Foundation. Both XL and Catlin, major insurance and reinsurance firms now combined, have a long history...

Violent crime in Bermuda is a public health crisis, national security minister Wayne Caines told Parliament this morning. Specifically addressing the impact of crime on the black community, Mr Caines noted that 35 black men had been shot and killed s...

Some children are too scared to leave their homes in the wake of the murder of Morlan Steede 12 days ago. Community activist Gina Spence told The Royal Gazette that some children had returned to school after the fatal shooting, but ended up returning...

Progressive Labour Party senator Jason Hayward told yesterday how he watched murder victim Morlan Steede die at the foot of Deepdale. Mr Hayward urged Bermuda’s young people to reflect on their life choices. Mr Steede was chased by a gunman through t...

Nizigh Spence was just seven years old when his stepfather James “Junior” Lawes was shot dead. A year later, his second cousin Randy Robinson was murdered, leaving Nizigh and his family to deal with another tragic loss. Now, aged 15, he has learnt to...

More than 120 predator fish have been removed from Bermuda’s waters thanks to a Lionfish Derby held by Royal Bermuda Regiment divers. The RBR Underwater Task Force teamed up with the Bermuda Lionfish Task Force for a team competition to help wipe ou...

Senators divided along party lines yesterday when debating the impact of the America’s Cup. One Bermuda Alliance senator Nick Kempe said government spending should be viewed as “an investment versus an expense”, and highlighted a report by profession...

David Burt, the Premier, feels that “a little bit of deregulation” and innovation are key to boosting tourism. Speaking yesterday at the Bermuda Tourism Summit 2017 at the Hamilton Princess Hotel, Mr Burt said: “We have a very ingrained psyche in Be...

Two men united by an unlikely bond of friendship and forgiveness have made their first international trip to share their story with Bermuda’s students. Jameel McGee and Andrew Collins are linked by spirituality, reconciliation and prison time. Both m...