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A Great White shark that made headlines last year when it swam to Bermuda is set to be the first of its species to be tracked crossing the Atlantic. Lydia, a 2,000lbs female shark named after the founder of Bradley University, was first tagged by res...

A family’s Yorkshire terrier was killed over the weekend after being attacked by a pit bull, while another Yorkshire terrier has suffered serious injuries after an attack by two American bulldogs. Animal Wardens have confirmed the attacks, saying the...

A rift between Government and the Bermuda Industrial Union has been healed following crisis talks between the two parties. At a joint press conference this afternoon, Labour and Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy and BIU President Chris Furbert said ...

Retailers saw a slight increase in January trade, with shoppers spending $75.3 million in Island stores, according to the latest statistics. The figure represents a 0.8 percent increase on sales in January, 2013 after adjusting for inflation. A furth...

Entrepreneurs will be able to receive free advice through an online course run by the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology later this month. The US Consulate has teamed up with the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation to provide acce...

The former Pink Beach Club on South Shore Road has been sold to Sardis Developments Ltd, it was confirmed today. Wakefield Quin Ltd, acting on behalf of the company, said Sardis “intends to redevelop the site in conjunction with the project’s financi...

Police have revealed a huge increase in motorcycle thefts in the last year. Since the same time last year, reports of stolen bikes have jumped by 50 percent and police are now urging the public to help find the culprits and reverse the apparent trend...

West end motorists are being warned to expect traffic delays while Belco crews carry out repairs to underground cables on Sunday and Monday. The work on Middle Road near the junction of Burnt House Hill in Warwick is expected to start tomorrow and co...

A Corporation of Hamilton plan to pay $100,000 to a US organisation holding a conference on the Island has been called into question after it was revealed that former host cities had not been required to pay any fee. The National Conference of Black ...

Around 200 unionised bus and ferry workers marched on Parliament yesterday in protest at Government plans to make public transport an essential service. Carrying a Bermuda Industrial Union banner and chanting slogans such as “United we stand, divided...