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The mom of murdered teenager Isaiah Furbert described her endless battle with grief and despair yesterday after her only son died at her feet. Arretta Furbert said she “lost faith in people” on the night a gunman opened fire on her 19-year-old in the...

Bermuda’s newest police officers put their best foot forward at their passing out parade yesterday. A total of 12 recruits joined the Bermuda Police Service as constables during the ceremony at the Prospect Police Headquarters. Jah-Zico Douglas, who...

Government MPs will get a free vote on a Bill designed to bring the independent Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission under ministerial control. But two Progressive Labour Party backbenchers told The Royal Gazette that the legislation, tabled by tourism m...

Police are to pour more officers into a fresh crackdown on dangerous driving in an attempt to cut the grim toll of death and injury on Bermuda’s roads. Chief Inspector Robert Cardwell, of the Bermuda Police Service, said: “[Wewill be realigning resou...

The Minister of Education, Diallo Rabain announced CedarBridge Academy principal Kalmar Richards as Acting Commissioner of Education yesterday. Mr Rabain said Mrs Richards had provided “exemplary leadership” in education over the past 20 years. Mr Ra...

A former receptionist at the Cambridge Beaches resort received a conditional discharge yesterday after she admitted stealing money from the hotel. Magistrate’s Court heard that Lanell Burrows pleaded guilty at an earlier appearance to stealing $569 f...

Casa dos Açores da Bermuda has raised $2,000 for charities Scars and Friends of Hospice. The charity, set up to promote Azorean culture and support good causes in Bermuda, raised the money through Portuguese doughnut stall sales at special events, in...

A plan to change an industrial building into a dormitory for staff at a St George’s hotel was rejected by the Development Applications Board. The application proposed using the upper floor of a prefabricated building on Ferry Road as accommodation fo...

Giving national certification to tradesmen will help create a level playing field, according to education minister Diallo Rabain. Mr Rabain gave an update on the National Certification programme and training initiatives in the House of Assembly today...

The Bermuda Government has negotiated a $135 million loan agreement with Butterfield Bank, David Burt announced today. The Premier said the loan, which will cover the 2017-18 fiscal year and a portion of the 2018-19 year, was called for under the One...