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The third of three graduation rings found decades ago by an amateur metal detectorist has been reunited with its owner. The Warwick Secondary School ring was handed back to Teresia Brangman yesterday, more than 20 years after she lost the piece of je...

Individuals battling drug and alcohol dependence are getting more support from their own families as they try to kick the habit, according to Court Services staff. Greg Todd, clinical supervisor for the Bermuda Assessment and Referral Centre (BARC) t...

A widely shared video depicting a toddler crying while a couple has sex in the background has been labelled “horrific” and “unacceptable” by two family charities. The recording is one of many inappropriate clips that have been circulating around the ...

The Agape House hospice is temporarily moving for renovations, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has advised. However staff contact numbers and e-mails addresses have not changed, and the office for Friends of Hospice has not moved. Agape House moved on Mo...

A 20-year-old woman remains in a serious condition in the hospital’s Intensive Care Unit following an accident in the early hours of Monday, police said this afternoon. The woman suffered head injuries after her car crashed into a stationary trailer ...

The Bermuda Sloop Foundation has been honoured in Canada for its excellence in sail training for young people. The nonprofit organisation was named vessel operator of the year (small vessels) at the Sail Training International Conference in Quebec, i...

The banned weed killer glyphosate is to be studied by the Bermuda Government to determine whether its use on the Island presents a threat to the environment. A six-month ban was placed on glyphosate, which is used by the popular weed killer Roundup, ...

Inmates at Westgate Correctional Facility are “relentless” in their pursuit of illegal drugs and other forms of contraband, according to Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb. Colonel Lamb spoke after the Department of Corrections revealed that the...

The Bermuda Government is conducting safety inspections on all public playgrounds, according to Craig Cannonier, the Minister of Works and Engineering. Mr Cannonier said the Department of Parks had sent two officers overseas for training, where they...

A petition against the creation of a new parking lot near the Shelly Bay playground has garnered about 1,000 signatures, according to organisers. The proposed parking lot is one part of the Shelly Bay Beach House plan to create a new restaurant and p...