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The Bermuda Police Service has confirmed that they are actively investigating suspected cases of child pornography on the Island. “I can confirm that the Bermuda Police Service is conducting an investigation targeting local offenders,” said, Sean Fie...

Conservation Services’ battle to tackle invasive species and preserve the Island’s endemic fauna and flora has made significant strides, according to Environment Minister Jeanne Atherden. Detailing how their $4.6 million budget would be distributed i...

A seminar focusing on accessibility for the physically challenged, disabled or mobility-impaired is to look at the newly adopted Bermuda Building Code 2014, which incorporates new provisions for accessibility. The Ministry of Health, Seniors and the ...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board is expected to run out of cash “in the near future” — and must find $40 million to pay for additional costs owing to the new acute care wing during the coming fiscal year. Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment Jeanne...

An appeal against conviction by sex offender Milton Richardson has been rejected, and the Crown continues to challenge the reduction of his original sentence from 18 months to one year. While it appeared to be in doubt whether Richardson, a former yo...

Witnesses who saw a gunman walk into a grocery store and open fire described the events in the Supreme Court yesterday. Christoph Duerr, 26, from Sandys, and Le-Veck Roberts, 21, from Warwick, are charged with the premeditated murder of Ricco Furbert...

A Sandys woman has denied causing grievous bodily harm by driving without due care and attention. Gina Wade, 54, appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday accused of injuring Jennie Whiting on Middle Road, Sandys, November 27. Magistrate Archibald W...

The Bermuda Government has not taken a definite stance on the disputed issue of medical precertification, but the threat of its introduction has reined in the overuse of expensive medical tests. Opposition leader Marc Bean asked Health Minister Jeann...

The Island’s waste recycling service will continue “as far as we know”, according to Waste Management’s education and enforcement officer, Vanese Gordon. But recycling is doomed to remain a money-losing enterprise, especially for an Island jurisdicti...

A man injured in an industrial accident at Botanical Gardens last week remains in a critical condition, according to Police. The 48-year-old was still in the Intensive Care Unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital on Tuesday morning, a spokesman for...