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A 60-year-old Paget man has denied a series of charges, including assault. Willie Clemons pleaded not guilty to assaulting Pandora Clemons and causing bodily harm on May 24 in Pembroke. He was additionally accused of threatening a police officer with...

More than 20 tonnes of recyclables were collected from the America’s Cup Village during the 22-day event last month, according the Ministry of Public Works. That amount increased Bermuda’s monthly recycling, which averages 63 tonnes, by just under 50...

A vacant lot of land opposite from the former St David’s post office building will remain undeveloped. Francis Mussenden, CEO of the Bermuda Land Development Company Limited (BLDC), said the organisation was thankful for insight provided by the comm...

A 30-year-old has been sentenced to spend at least 28 years behind bars for his involvement in the murder of two men. Romano Mills was yesterday sentenced to serve a minimum of 25 years for the premeditated murder of Haile Outerbridge and Ricco Furbe...

A disqualified driver caught riding a motorcycle while impaired has been fined and taken off the roads for another 24 months. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Damen Mallory admitted having care and control of a vehicle while impaired by ...

Police are investigating a crash which involved a car and two motorcycles on Pitts Bay Road in Pembroke yesterday. A police spokesman said the incident happened around 8am near the junction with Woodbourne Avenue. “Details remain limited at this time...

Two Bermudians trained under the Government’s Department of Workforce Development programme have been hired as fixers/welders for the airport project. Scotian Steelworks Ltd, a local partner in the redevelopment, have taken on Kieran Evans and Trista...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers delivered a broadside at the Government yesterday, declaring its track record on education “abysmal”. But the union’s statement elicited a swift response from the One Bermuda Alliance questioning its use of Budget book n...

Bermudian lawyer Victoria Pearman has been elected as the new president of the Caribbean Ombudsman Association. Ms Pearman, who became Bermuda’s second Ombudsman in 2014, assumed the new Caribbean role on July 1 as part of a new Caroa Council. She sa...

Insufficient management plans have contributed to mould and other infrastructure issues currently plaguing the public school system, the minister of education says. Cole Simons addressed the issue as part of a press conference held earlier today to ...