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Warwick Academy Primary students gave over 320 toys today for the Toys For Tots Programme. “The students were so excited to be making a difference for other boys and girls at Christmas time, and they walked past the display of toys on the way to ass...

Darth Vader, a grouper at the Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo known for his affection for belly rubs, has died. The large black grouper, a long-time resident of the facility’s North Rock exhibit, was believed to be between 25 and 30 years old, and ha...

Police are investigating several incidents in which cars were damaged and searched, with contents stolen. According to a police spokesman, three incidents of wilful damage to cars have been reported in the last two days, taking place on Harbour Road ...

The Casino Gaming Amendment Act 2016 was passed without opposition in the Senate yesterday, paving the way for a new stream of economic activity on the island. Also passed without opposition were the St George’s Resort Amendment Act 2016 and The Bri...

Premier Michael Dunkley has been “forging tourism ties” with China following a meeting with Chinese representatives based in London. The delegation — consisting of the Minister Counsellor Jin Xu of the Economic & Commercial Counsellor’s Office, First...

A pet owner has appealed to the public to look out for her missing black and white cat Jojo. Jojo went missing from near the Devonshire Post Office but could have accidently been transported elsewhere. The cat has a distinct white stripe down his nos...

The bus kiosk at the Central Bus Terminal in Hamilton has reopened after an investigation into a “persistent smell”. The Department of Public Transportation had said that the kiosk would remain closed today, as the Department of Works and Engineering...

Hundreds of families lined the streets of Hamilton yesterday to celebrate the start of the holiday season. The city turned into a winter wonderland as the MarketPlace 2016 Santa Claus Parade filled the air with Christmas cheer. Floats, some spewing p...

Hasna Turner may just be 15, but she is already setting out to change the world. In addition to travelling to Jordan to help struggling refugees, Hasna is writing a book detailing the struggles of the Uighurs in Bermuda. “I had heard about their plig...

Children watched in awe as two Olympic ice skaters glided majestically around the first skating rink to be built in Bermuda. Tiffany Scott and Philip Dulebohn dazzled the crowd of more than 100 people with daring lifts and skilful twirls during thre...