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A 38-year-old Pembroke man has been fined and banned from the road for failing to give a breath sample for analysis. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Antoine Waldron pleaded guilty to the offence that happened in Pembroke on January 20....

Jahni Outerbridge, a popular resident of Cedar Park in Devonshire, was identified by police yesterday as the victim of a fatal shooting on Sunday night outside the Mid-Atlantic Boat Club. Recalling him as sociable and free-spirited, regulars at the e...

Parliament’s debate on two pieces of legislation pertaining to the airport redevelopment project has been postponed by one week, according to Randy Horton, the Speaker of the House. MPs were due to return to the House of Assembly on Friday, taking up...

The City of Hamilton is launching an Easy Park Mobile app intended on helping those using the City Hall car park, beginning tomorrow. The smartphone app is intended to allow customers to exit the car park without having to visit the pay stations. “Mo...

A satellite study of the island’s Exclusive Economic Zone has revealed little evidence of illegal fishing, according to the Ministry of the Environment. A statement by the ministry said that they had recently received a preliminary analysis of three ...

Chris Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, emphasised at a press conference this afternoon that no meetings had been held to determine whether a protest would take place regarding Government’s airport development project. Parliament is...

A St George’s man who threatened a Harbour Light supervisor has been sentenced to time that he has already served. Stanley Davis, who has been in custody since he appeared in Magistrates’ Court on January 17, admitted two charges of uttering threaten...

Construction work on upgrades to the St George’s Harbour shoreline has got under way in preparation for the return of regular cruise calls to the town this summer. The redevelopment project will include a major facelift of Hunter’s Wharf to accommoda...

The Bermuda Government has remained tight-lipped over whether controversial Public Service Commission Regulations, which critics claim will politicise the body, will be taken off the table. The Royal Gazette has repeatedly asked the Government to cla...

Wayne Furbert has said he will bring amendments solidifying marriage as between a man and a woman back to the House of Assembly as the debate over same-sex marriage prepares to return to the courts. Speaking last night at a prayer rally organised by ...