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The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s new soldiers started work on their foot drill and learnt more about rifles as they hit the halfway mark of their first week of training today. The soldiers hit the parade ground for their foot drill and skill at arms inst...

A storage centre for the Bermuda Government came in at half its projected price, thanks to the Government’s repurposing of the Artemis Racing facility left over from the 35th America’s Cup. Now the unit, used in 2017 by New Zealand’s team competing i...

A Guernsey-based lawyer with links to a well-known online sports-betting firm was tight-lipped yesterday about the reason his data analytics company pulled out of Bermuda. Mike Richards did not answer telephone calls or respond to e-mails asking him ...

Bermudian art was given place of pride on the walls of government buildings this week, in a programme headed by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs. More artists have been called upon to submit their work for display. Artwork by Bermudia...

A mass mailing for The Way to Happiness brochure, which raised eyebrows last year because of its links to L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, has returned for another round. Dee Pearson, a Bermudian, with her American husband Don, said they f...

Police conducted a targeted operation at the Bermuda Athletic Association at about 9.30pm last night. Two men were arrested on warrants and an investigation is now under way. Armed police were seen blocking the entrance to the grounds. • Update: Th...

Bermuda Heroes Weekend’s Parade of Bands will be hosted in the heart of the city this year thanks to a partnership with the Corporation of Hamilton. The fifth annual carnival style event takes place from June 7 to 17 and culminates in the colourful s...

An upcoming art exhibit has allowed middle school students to study 20 century pop art first-hand. The Bermuda National Gallery has worked with the Green family, who own the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, to create What’s Poppin’! Pop Art and Its In...

Government is to begin repairing and replacing “aged and vulnerable” water mains next Tuesday in Devonshire, Smith’s and Hamilton Parish. The work is expected to continue for three months and could cause service interruptions for properties receivin...

A taxi driver was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after crashing into a wall. The 68-year-old man of Sandys struck the wall near Five Star Island, Middle Road, Southampton, yesterday, at about 11.30pm. He did not have any injuries, but the cra...