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Gunshots were reported in the Court Street area yesterday evening at around 6.10pm. “At this time there have been no reported injuries,” a police spokesman said. Witnesses are urged to contact the police on 295-0011 or the Crime Stoppers hotline 800...

Students from Mount Saint Agnes treated staff at The Royal Gazette to a mini-concert yesterday in celebration of its School Salute Day. Their rendition of When the Saints Go Marching In was enjoyed by this newspaper’s staff including editor Dexter Sm...

Five Bermudian crew, led by long-time mariner Beau Evans, have begun ferrying passengers from NCL cruise ships to and from St George’s and Dockyard on the new tender Bo Hengy II. The service begun on Monday when junior minister for tourism Kenny Basc...

Visitor air arrivals were up 19 per cent in the first quarter of this year, the Bermuda Tourism Authority revealed yesterday. At a press conference at the Land Rover BAR base in Dockyard, BTA CEO Kevin Dallas also said visitor spending rose 30 per ce...

Finance firm Mexico Infrastructure Limited has failed in its bid to overturn a court ruling that removed responsibility for repaying an $18 million loan from the Corporation of Hamilton. Last November, Supreme Court Judge Stephen Hellman ruled that ...

The heartbroken mother of Jokeem Richardson, who died in a traffic collision last week, has described her son as a man bursting with love and creativity who cherished his family. Kareen Richardson is coming to terms with the loss, saying nothing was ...

When casinos open in Bermuda for the first time, Jaidah Bailey is going to be on the front line. The Berkeley Institute graduate is on course to be one of the first Bermudians to be trained in casino management, and is already hard at work studying h...

The fourth annual Relay For Life has been hailed an overwhelming success with fundraising goals of $600,000 expected to be reached by the final count. Thousands made their way to the National Sports Centre from 6pm on Friday evening to 6pm on Saturda...

An annual initiative to feed the hungry through reading this year provided hundreds of meals to those in need. Launched in 2014, the Read and Feed initiative is a month-long campaign to raise food items while promoting reading. The brainchild of Ka...

Accidents resulted in $2.65 million spent on health insurance claims last year, according to a new report. But the Bermuda Health Council said the costs outlined in the Road Traffic Crashes: An Analysis of Health Insurance Claims 2014-16 report do n...