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Court Street businesses have urged police to tackle the area’s chronic antisocial behaviour problems after a man was shot in an altercation last week. At about 9.30pm last Thursday, hours after Hurricane Nicole hit Bermuda, a lone gunman approached a...

As thousands of old-school sodium street lights across Bermuda get replaced with energy-saving LED fixtures, the island stands to halve its budget for illuminating the roads. But not everybody welcomes the move, with one West End resident complaining...

A screenwriting course led by Bermudian filmmaker Lucinda Spurling is set to begin next month. The course, organised by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, is intended to help participants develop their writing skills and help create a new generation o...

Carrie Zenti, a former education coordinator at Masterworks, has died at the age of 46 after a prolonged battle with breast cancer. Ms Zenti left the island seven years ago to focus on her health, but Masterworks head Tom Butterfield said her hard wo...

Bermudians are being urged to volunteer for the upcoming America’s Cup, assisting on and off the water. Jennifer Pitcher, Community Outreach Manager with the America’s Cup Event Authority, told members of the Hamilton Rotary Club that they are lookin...

Dozens of filmmakers have tackled the story of the Bermuda Triangle over the years, but for journalist Matt Smith the legend is a personal one. Mr Smith, right, grew up being told that his grandparents — who were passengers on the ill-fated passenger...

Two men badly injured in a road collision are recovering in hospital. A 43 year-old motorcyclist from Sandys is in stable condition in the Intensive Care Unit while a 48 year-old man, who was riding an auxiliary cycle, and also from Sandys, is in sta...

Bus service has now been fully restored after further clean-ups in Hamilton Parish. While bus service largely resumed on Saturday, two days after the impact of Hurricane Nicole, route 1 remained out of operation until Tuesday. Even then, the buses c...

Three men have been fined and taken off the roads for driving while over the legal blood-alcohol limit. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Denzil Gibbons, of Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence on Corkscrew Hill on October 8. The court...

American tourists in Bermuda will be able to buy cigars and other Cuban merchandise under new amendments announced in the United States. US Consul General Mary Ellen Koenig welcomed the move which she said would benefit vendors and clear up confusion...