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TAG Fine Arts and the Hamilton Princess are looking to celebrate the America’s Cup with a new exhibition highlighting the nations involved in the event. The gallery has com- missioned new work by Ewan David Eason, who has received acclaim for his Map...

Multiple Bermuda-based websites and e-mail addresses have been out of order today. Businesses and organisations using the .bm domain have been affected: as of 10.30am websites including lindos.bm, gorham.bm, masters.bm, biu.bm, bhs.bm and rayclan.bm ...

Police are investigating after an overturned car was found in St David’s Road in the early hours of this morning. The vehicle was found empty and partially submerged in waters near the roadside at about 4.45am, according to the Bermuda Police Service...

A man who reportedly fell into a hedge trying to avoid police was fined in Magistrates’ Court for possessing cannabis. Anthony Dyer, 50, pleaded guilty to a single count of possessing the controlled drug in connection to an incident on June 26, 2016....

A local distributor appeared before the Liquor Licensing Panel yesterday after it was revealed they had been operating without a liquor licence for more than a decade. The panel heard that Bermuda Import and Export Company Ltd, the local distributor ...

The island’s three days of unrest and Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert’s threat to derail the America’s Cup if demands are not met has made news across the globe. The New Zealand news outlet stuff.co.nz carried a story yesterday with ...

Bermudian students will this year perform with international musicians, train with professional dancers and get a glimpse behind the theatre curtain through the Bermuda Festival. Dozens of international performers are set to work with the island’s yo...

A bus operator this morning admitted stealing money from the vehicle’s vault over a period of months. Pedro Goddard, 42, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to both stealing property from the Bermuda Government and having an object, specifically a m...

The Bermuda Industrial Union went back to work yesterday, with hopes fading that the Reverend Nicholas Tweed will avoid being asked to leave the island. After an intense four-hour meeting throughout the morning, BIU president Chris Furbert announced ...

Stoppages to the bus service have jeopardised students’ education and development, according to the Reverend Leonard Santucci, who is chairman of the board at CedarBridge Academy. He was speaking during a week where up to half of the school’s student...