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The annual Relay for Life will be held on May 12 and 13, and will be celebrating its tenth anniversary this year

The failures in America’s police forces cannot be reduced to a matter of race, writes Robin Givhan

Almost 500 traffic tickets were handed out during January as the Bermuda Police Service continued to crack down on offenders through Operation Vega. A police spokesman said 490 moving violation tickets were issued over the course of the month — 145 f...

Black History Month looks at the contributions and legacy left by a man of many talents

Hostages set to walk the plank to help raise money for the Bermuda Sloop Foundation warned that pirates will show no mercy

Dignity House, a residential rehabilitation programme in Pembroke, has seen great success since opening its doors to people with

Gwen’s Wonderland Nursery and Preschool has closed after 44 years

Free spaces are open for the Bermuda National Trust’s “climate change agents” camp over the upcoming half-term break for government schools. Twelve extra places remain for children aged 11 to 14 from families in financial need, during the break from ...

A major Hamilton road will be closed for repairs to an underground distribution cable after a brief power outage. The closure will affect the eastbound lane of Serpentine Road in front of PW’s Showroom yesterday as trench work takes place. The repair...

Words are not necessary with love, says Nina London. It is demonstrated in our deeds.

Butterfield raised interest rates on loans and mortgages by 0.25 per cent following a Fed rate hike

Three civil servants have been announced as permanent secretaries by Derrick Binns, the Head of the Public Service. All had been serving in an acting capacity for “extended periods”, he said. Their posts were made effective today. Jasmin Smith is Per...