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The causeway was reopened briefly this afternoon so a man with a “serious medical condition” could be rushed from St David’s to hospital. Superintendent Martin Weekes said the police and emergency services were able to reopen the crossing with the as...

This image from the Weather Channel’s Hurricane Central shows Hurricane Gonzalo as the sun goes down in Bermuda. We are the red dot.

The road at John Smith’s Bay and Watch Hill Park on South Shore has been closed. Works and Engineering staff have cordoned off the exposed stretch of road using concrete blocks early this afternoon. It has been shut off just past the Harrington Hund...

Firefighters were called to tackle a blaze in Warwick at 6.30pm as hurricane winds bore down just 90 minutes before the eye of the storm. Visible smoke and flames could be seen in the area, a fire service spokeswoman said. No further information wa...

Communications have been disrupted with the East End this evening ­— but eyewitness reports coming in to The Royal Gazette suggest the Old Town’s popular White Horse Tavern on King’s Square has lost at least a portion of its roof during Hurricane Gon...

Residents should stay indoors while the eye of Hurricane Gonzalo is over the Island later this evening and there is a lull in winds. The storm will ease while the eye is over Bermuda but people should not to go outside as dangerous winds will return ...

Crowds gathered on Elbow Beach today to watch the waves from the incoming Hurricane Gonzalo. People took to the sands armed with cameras from the early morning to capture the surf. Residents were also still on Warwick Long Bay as late as 2.30pm. The...

Strong winds and driving rain started to lash homes along Harrington Sound by 4pm. Heavy swells battered the shore and trees bent over as the winds picked up in earnest. Steady winds were estimated to be 38 miles per hour with 50mph gusts, accordin...

Hurricane Gonzalo is now more than 300 miles away from the Island, according to Bermuda Weather Service’s noon update. The storm is now a Category One and heading north-northeast at 25 miles per hour. “Westerly winds will continue to decrease with m...