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Gunshots were fired in the area of Curving Avenue in Pembroke last night. Police said they attended the scene shortly after 11pm, and forensically determined that shots had been discharged. There were no reported injuries. Witnesses or anyone with in...

The annual Regiment road race is about to change course, and this time athletes will be running for charity. The 10K run has been moved to St George’s from a course that previously started and finished at Warwick Camp. For the first time the event w...

Bermuda has joined the Caribbean Mosquito Awareness Week, Government announced today. The initiative launched yesterday, aimed at promoting the elimination of mosquito breeding sites, avoiding mosquito bites and protecting pregnant women from the Zi...

Retired nurses have been honoured by the Bermuda Government with a tea party in recognition of their past services. Thirty-five nurses were invited, all of whom had worked with Community Health Nursing services, Lefroy House or the Sylvia Richardson ...

A film detailing the connection between Bermuda and Jamestown is set to be screened in St George’s tomorrow. Jane — The Story of Cannibalism in Jamestown and Bermuda’s Rescue details what has become known as the starving time when the Jamestown colon...

Family and friends have paid tribute to television icon Reg Grundy whose love for Bermuda, they say, was “absolute”. The Australian media mogul, whose TV credits included the globally successful soap opera Neighbours, Prisoner: Cell Block H and Whee...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has pledged to release full details on the salaries and benefits enjoyed by its executive officers this month. The publicly funded quango rejected a public access to information request for the records from The Royal Gazet...

A firefighter on the front line of unprecedented and devastating wildfires in his Canadian home town has spoken of the department’s determination to save their city. Nick Waddington, whose sister Sarah Morgan has lived in Bermuda for 13 years, has se...

The Bermuda Government needs to act now on ridding the island of tinted visors after a spate of crimes in which the face-hiding gear has been a hallmark, according to former minister Quinton Edness. “There’s no point in waiting for legislation; they ...

Two Bermudians who have been researching the charms, intricacies and origins of the Bermudian dialect will see their work published in a book being sponsored by the Ministry of Community and Cultural Affairs. Linguist and speech therapist Brittani F...