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Sports minister Sylvan Richards and his permanent secretary Wayne Carey flew business-class to Brazil to attend last month’s Olympic Games, a spokeswoman has said. The Royal Gazette contacted the Ministry of Social Development and Sports after deta...

A primary school student has been infected with viral meningitis and is receiving medical care in Boston. The student, who attends Bermuda High School, has not been named and this newspaper has been given no further information as to the severity of...

More than 80 schools from the United States, Britain and Canada are being showcased at the International Schools Fair Bermuda. The event, which is in its fourth year, is being held at the Hamilton Princess and offers local families interested in sen...

The Consultative Immigration Reform Working Group will hold its next meeting at the Berkeley Institute on Wednesday, September 28. The session, from 6pm to 8pm, will focus on mixed status families — with interested parties welcome to attend and shar...

Tropical Storm Karl has rebounded as of 6pm, with the Emergency Measures Organisation calling on residents to take care of preparations tonight, as the storm will draw near by late tomorrow. The Bermuda Weather Service issued a tropical storm watch a...

A teenager has been arrested in connection with Tuesday’s armed robbery at M. Soares and Son. According to a police spokesman, an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident, which took place at the Spanish Point grocer at aroun...

Marsh and Guy Carpenter has announced a $1,500 donation to both Pathways and Outward Bound Bermuda. Pathways Bermuda is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing quality treatment services to individuals and families whose lives have been ...

A tasty proposition comes to Front Street next month with the launch of the inaugural Bermuda Food Truck Festival. Organised by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, the free event will take place on Sunday, October 9, featuring 13 food trucks and pop-up ve...

A Devonshire man who offered to bet officers he would “get off” when arrested was banned from the road for refusing a breath test. Jeffrey DeSilva, 31, initially pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while impaired, but later in proceedings vacated t...

Michael Dunkley and Minister of Education Wayne Scott threw themselves to the gym floor at Dellwood Middle School yesterday morning and performed 22 push-ups to inspire children to embrace a new island-wide fitness and nutrition programme. Much to t...