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A Devonshire woman and a St George’s man appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning charged with drug offences. Dhubreka Evans, 29, denied possessing 132.44 grams of cannabis, 3.44g of cocaine and 7.01g of heroin — all with intent to supply — in De...

Planning decisions for an America’s Cup development at the South Basin in Dockyard were abruptly revised yesterday, after a series of complaints from the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce. “This is all rather sudden,” said Best chairman ...

The America’s Cup Bermuda is urging people to attend a town-hall meeting next Thursday, at the St Paul AME Centennial Hall in Hamilton. The meeting will provide the public with a progress report on the 35th America’s Cup along with important up-to-da...

A 28-year-old LF Wade International Airport security guard pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. Thomas Watson, of Devonshire, also admitted violently resisting arrest, using offensive wor...

The Dudley Eve Trophy and Friendship Trophy finals will be held at club grounds rather than the National Sports Centre this season. The recommendation to shift the games to club venues was made to the Bermuda Football Association by the Presidents’ A...

A 48-year-old man from the United States has been banned from the roads for 18 months. Arthur Hayes, a Pembroke resident, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal blood-alcohol limit when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court this morning. He als...

Work to replace a sewage plant at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute is under way and area residents are looking forward to breathing fresh air this autumn. Neighbours of the Devonshire facility have complained for several years about a “terrible s...

The Bermuda Botanical Society has announced this year’s scholarship recipients. Kahnae Bean and Hutson Carter II each received $2,500 to help their finances as they approach the final leg of their studying. Ms Bean is about to start her final year of...

In his new weekly column, Robert Pires, the chief executive officer and chief investment officer of Bermuda-based investment firm BIAS, offers some insight into the thinking of a fund manager and the process through which he and his team make investm...

Freddy Hall’s performances for Limerick in Ireland have not gone unnoticed, with the Bermuda goalkeeper named in a league of Ireland team of the week. Hall helped Limerick beat St Patrick’s Athletic 3-1 at the weekend for a fifth win in six games to ...

Jeannaire Christopher-Peters was five years old when she had her first sickle-cell crisis. Her arms were racked with pain and her elbows were noticeably swollen. It was the first of many trips to the hospital. “Sickle cell affects different peopl...