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Police swarmed to Coco Reef following an “unconfirmed firearm incident” at the South Shore, Paget hotel yesterday. The response followed what grounds staff described as a man being chased by another man. Inspector Troy Glasgow of the Public Protecti...

Hamilton business workers were greeted by a pile up of trash along city streets when they arrived for work on Monday morning, due to an unscheduled work stoppage yesterday. A City of Hamilton spokesperson confirmed the trash was eventually collected ...

Three bills to implement measures to raise extra Government revenues were tabled in the House of Assembly. Parliament is now set to debate the Motor Car Amendment Act 2013 which would raise vehicle licensing fees by three percent for all vehicle cla...

Tough new laws to clamp down on drink-driving will have no impact unless they are enforced, according to one road safety expert. And Dr Joseph Froncioni of alcohol awareness group CADA — Encouraging Responsible Alcohol Behaviour said roadside sobriet...

The Budget Speech and the Progressive Labour Party reply were heavily debated in the House of Assembly on Friday. Government said the budget was an honest assessment of the state of the Island, but the Opposition said it lacked the bold thinking requ...

Government looks set to backtrack on controversial plans to make all senior motorists pay for a vehicle licence. Laws exempting older owners of any vehicle from the annual fee were introduced by the former Progressive Labour Party Government in 2007....

A $2,000 court ruling over a ruptured appendix will cost the Bermuda Hospitals Board more than $80,000 after they were ordered to pay the complainant’s legal bill. Kamal Williams had sued the BHB for pain, suffering and lasting injuries caused after ...

A Bermudian bodybuilder made his mark in an international competition recently, making the finals of the 25th annual Arnold Classic. Hafid James took fourth place in the Physique: Men’s B Class competition on Friday in Ohio, coming ahead of more than...