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Internationally renowned reggae singers Tarrus Riley, Cocoa Tea and Etana will now showcase their musical talents next month at the National Sports Centre — a different venue from that previously announced. The trio were originally due to perform in ...

A neighbour who says she witnessed an attack by a pitbull on a little boy has rejected claims from the child’s father that bystanders did nothing to help. The woman said she heard the eight-year-old’s “heart-wrenching screams” on Sunday afternoon and...

A mural by local artist Graham Foster detailing the history of the Elbow Beach Hotel is set to be unveiled on the property this afternoon. The mural will cover two 100 square foot walls by the hotel’s newly renovated conference rooms. The first wall...

Love is in the air but if you can capture it through a lens you could be in line for a host of prizes. Petals has launched a Valentine’s photography competition that invites participants to enter a photo of them and someone they love. Owner Nikki B...

A dispute over a property on Dunscombe Road has resulted in the owners of the Fairmont Southampton gaining a portion of the land through adverse possession. While the courts found that the papers for the property belonged to Etoile Elizabeth Burch, W...

Junior Minister for Education Leah Scott says the One Bermuda Alliance should consider a “staggered approach” to the granting of Bermudian and permanent resident status in the current climate. The proposal, announced this month, would allow residents...

The 50th anniversary history of the Royal Bermuda Regiment is to have its official launch this weekend. The author, Tony McWilliam, will be on hand at Brown and Co from noon to 2pm on Saturday to sign copies of Royal Bermuda Regiment — 50 Years Stron...

Parliament has seen “watershed legislation” for the island’s energy sector with a new bill that will open up the electricity market, according to Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development. The Electricity Act 2016 will also “redefine the in...

Government is working to address the issue of crime, according to Michael Dunkley. While the Premier said the crime rates did increase in 2015, he said the increase comes in the wake of a historic low in 2014. Noting the recent spike in crime since t...

The 2016 Census is scheduled to begin in May, with a greater emphasis on online surveys. Speaking in the House of Assembly today, Michael Dunkley, the Premier, said the census will be run from May 21 to December 31, collecting information about the i...