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The US Consulate’s first participant in the International Visitor Leadership Programme, Kelly Madeiros, has outlined the expertise she gained during a three-week visit to America exploring disability rights. She was selected as one of 20 people from...

The construction of the Dame Lois Browne-Evans building was “well-managed”, former works and engineering minister Derrick Burgess has insisted. Mr Burgess went before the Public Accounts Committee yesterday to defend himself against the Auditor-Gene...

An unlikely union was struck during a function for people with Alzheimer’s — and it has resulted in the creation of a giant, lifelike mural depicting an idyllic Italian street. Anthony Correia was attending the event with his wife of 61 years, Patric...

Trevor Moniz, the Attorney-General, has told MPs that legislation modelled on the international bribery law has been sent to the Governor and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Bermuda’s policy seeks to extend Britain’s convention against corruptio...

Patricia Dangor has stepped down as a member of the Court of Appeal, Government House announced yesterday. Mrs Dangor was appointed in July 2014, after previously sitting as an Acting Justice of Appeal. In a statement, Governor George Fergusson said ...

Students from Sandys Secondary Middle School were taken to hospital yesterday after two minibuses carrying the children collided in the United States. The youngsters had been on a school trip to visit the American University in Maryland when the acci...

BF&M and Argus Insurance have announced their support for the development of Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s Radiation Therapy Facility. BF&M president and CEO John Wight said in a statement: “BF&M is thrilled to support this initiative. “Local ra...

Four people have been taken to hospital after a serious road crash on South Road, Paget. The collision, involving a car and a motorcycle, happened shortly before 10.30pm just past the public entrance to Elbow Beach and about 100 metres east of the e...

A man who cursed at officers after he was spotted driving the wrong way on Reid Street was fined $700 this morning. Jamal Manders, 44, pleaded guilty to two counts of using offensive words and one count of disobeying a traffic sign. The court heard t...

Knocking down the dilapidated but historic Victoria Row homes has cost $331,400, with asbestos abatement included, public works minister Craig Cannonier told the House of Assembly this morning. While in Government, the Progressive Labour Party faced ...