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The Liberian tanker Sigma Triumph is being diverted to Bermuda so an ill crew member can be taken to hospital. The crew member has been suffering from abdominal pain since Monday. The Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre was contacted at about 8pm thi...

Jamaica’s hard-fought elections were keenly followed from Bermuda, according to Orville Campbell, the head of the local Jamaican Association. Enthusiasm for the “fierce battle” heightened in the week leading up to February 25, when the Jamaica Labour...

Changes to the existing ferry service will result in vast savings, according to transport minister Shawn Crockwell. He said compromise was necessary to operate within the Budget allowance. The Department of Transport continues to operate six high-sp...

Mikayla Lema is raising funds so her “brothers and sisters” in Haiti can eat three meals a day just like she does. The eight-year-old is on a mission to support her new friends at the Feed My Lambs Ministry orphanage in Montrouis. “I was shocked be...

There have been 277 applications for status granted as of February 9 under the “sleeping provision” 20(B) of the Immigration and Protection Act, Parliament has heard. The figure was given by Sylvan Richards, the Junior Minister of Home Affairs, in re...

Bermuda’s list of reportable diseases will be updated to include recent threats such as the Zika virus, under legislation passed by Parliament. The Public Health Amendment Act, brought by health minister Jeanne Atherden, also provides a mechanism to ...

Models are being scouted for the Bermuda Fashion Festival by the City of Hamilton. Organisers of the island’s premier fashion week are calling on aspiring models aged 5 and up to audition. “This year we hope to attract many new models and we welcom...

The Bermuda Historical Society has donated 20 years’ worth of theses and thesis proposals to Bermuda College to support students and researchers. BHC executive member Shirley Pearman said the proposals from scholarship awardees dated back to 1996, ta...

Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) is calling for volunteers to clean up a Southampton neighbourhood tomorrow. The Neighbourhood Beautification Project will take place along Horseshoe Road on the South Shore between 8.30am and 1pm. The three-part progra...

The public consultation period regarding the school reorganisation report is set to be extended, according to education minister Wayne Scott. The deadline for parents and other stakeholders to submit responses to the report and recommendations for th...