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Police investigating the May 1 gun murder of Jason Smith last night continued their appeal for witnesses or information. A Police spokesman said that detectives are particularly interested in speaking with anyone with information on “a suspicious veh...

Viewers were left without cable TV yesterday when CableVision suffered an interruption to its services. Cable boxes across the Island are said to have shut down yesterday afternoon with some remaining out of service until early evening. CableVision r...

Electronics, jewellery and cash were targeted in six burglaries reported on Monday. There were two break-ins in Hamilton Parish, three in Pembroke and one in Sandys. Police made 30 arrests over the weekend on outstanding warrants, and arrested seven ...

Bermuda is to be represented at an international marine science conference on protecting fisheries. Tammy Trott, of the Department of Environmental Protection, will attend this week’s five-day gathering in Miami. Bermuda’s initiative to protect the S...

Many of Bermuda’s fathers are nothing more than sperm donors while mothers are too busy partying or planning shopping trips. This is the view of Commissioner of Corrections Edward Lamb who says “tuned-out parents” only have themselves to blame for th...

A partner in a company allegedly plundered by financiers David and Antoinette Bolden said he “trusted them implicitly,” and “almost had a heart attack” when he discovered the accounts had been drained. John Wright was one of two Canadian partners in ...

A 75-year-old man required treatment after being knocked unconscious in a fall at a St George’s boatyard. The Hamilton Parish man received the head injury at 11am yesterday, while cleaning a boat in dry dock near St George’s Cricket Club. He was take...

Budding young chefs are cooking up winning treats to give themselves a head start in their future careers in the kitchen. The culinary skills of youngsters, aged from 12 to 16 years old, are currently being put to the test in the Young Chef of Bermu...