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The Trump victory is a continued manifestation of a worldwide trend, similarly dramatised with the shocking Brexit vote. Donald Trump, as an outsider, understood that phenomenon, but so did Bernie Sanders, whose message was effectively out there befo...

Kelli Sue Miller, 46, reported missing at the West End on Saturday, has been located, police reported this afternoon. Authorities thanked the public for their assistance in the matter.

Leading 4-2 with six minutes remaining, Boulevard appeared poised to blaze off with a victory in their Friendship Trophy preliminary round match at Police Field yesterday. However, Somerset Trojans had a trick up their sleeves as they roared back in...

The former Progressive Labour Party branch chairman of constituency 34 has been fined and banned from the road for drink-driving. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court yesterday, Makai Dickerson, of Sandys, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal bl...

More than $24,000 has been spent on security for the residences of Michael Dunkley, the Premier, and Senator Michael Fahy, the House of Assembly heard this morning. The home of Mr Fahy, the tourism and transport minister, was secured at a price tag o...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today rose 101.20 points to 1,737.13 on a huge move higher for Butterfield Bank — though on very low volume. The index’s 6.2 per cent rise came as Butterfield jumped by $2.25, or 9 per cent, to $27.25 after 800 shares chan...

The 2016 census has been “bogged down a little bit” in recent months, but is still intended to be finished as of the year’s end, according to Michael Dunkley, the Premier. Responding to questions in Parliament from David Burt, the Leader of the Oppos...

Work on paving Somerset Road and Mangrove Bay Road in Sandys will start this Thursday. The project will start from Watford Bridge, along Mangrove Bay Road, and continue down Somerset Road and end at St. James Church, said a Ministry of Works statemen...

Health minister Jeanne Atherden has outlined her plan to reduce health costs “without compromising the quality of care”. Speaking in the House this morning, Ms Atherden said she intends to table the patient safety law which will: 1) Require facilit...

Dig out your most bizarre clothes and make your way to City Hall this Friday evening for the annual Wacky Walk and Scavenger Hunt. Hosted by Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Bermuda, the event, starting at 6pm, is aimed at raising funds for the charity....

The fire service’s ladder truck, the absence of which was widely questioned in the wake of a blaze on Front Street over the summer, has been repaired and put back in service after the latest hurricane to hit the island. Michael Dunkley, the Premier, ...

Two charities have benefited from donations by local company Marsh and Guy Carpenter. The Scout Association of Bermuda and Teen Haven each were given $2,000. The Scout Association will use the money to create new Scout packs, which includes the purch...