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Good-natured pitbulls could get dropped from the Bermuda Government’s list of banned pets, according to a proposal now under review. At present the animals are among several classified as prohibited breeds, and are subject to being euthanised. The po...

Dog wardens have called on a Southampton neighbourhood after a woman was mauled by a loose dog on the Railway Trail. All dogs in the vicinity of the attack near Riviera Road were “legal and secured” when officials visited. Anyone with information is ...

While some claim the economy is in recovery, for far too many this recovery has not led to new jobs or new opportunities to earn a living, make ends meet and feed their families. Out on the doorsteps of Constituency 13, the real stories of the real p...

A strong relationship between parent and child will produce a stronger community, says Mirrors manager Jeanene Todd. More than 20 parents are taking part in a free workshop hosted by the Mirrors programme this weekend, which aims to guide adults in b...

A poet, a musician and sometime actor. Many people only know Peter Woolcock for his celebrated political cartooning. However, an exhibition chronicling his life has drawn attention to his other talents. Peter Woolcock: A Tribute opened to the public...

Devonshire Cougars got the luck of the draw yesterday when they were pitted against Young Men’s Social Club, the lone First Division survivors, in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Cougars, who beat another First Division side, St George’s, 4-1 on Monday ni...

The Spirit of Bermuda remained seaworthy and safe throughout a squall that left a crewman with minor injuries, according to the Bermuda Sloop Foundation. The group also defended sailing with students on board during bad weather as par for the course ...

More than 250 Belco customers lost power due to high winds this afternoon. At 2pm, the company said 230 customers had lost power in the Pitts Bay Road area of Pembroke, a further 25 in St Anne’s Road in Southampton and two more in Smith’s. The lights...

International charity Oxfam has called for a clampdown on tax havens. A special report by the charity said that there had been an increase in rich individuals and companies using offshore jurisdictions “to avoid paying their fair share to society.” A...

Researchers have identified how a specific strain of salmonella is getting into Bermuda’s drinking water system, prompting environmental health officials to reiterate advice on how to avoid getting ill. The research team, led by doctoral student Sher...