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Bermuda Government water customers are experiencing supply interruptions, the Ministry of Public Works has said. The interruptions are a result of a distribution pumping system problem with the western water distribution network. A statement said tha...

The Fairmont Hamilton Princess has announced it will hire 150 new employees for the 2015 season. The need for new employees is because of the hotel’s $90 million renovation and restoration project that they say will transform the 130-year-old hotel “...

Four family-orientated charities have been chosen as the beneficiaries of next year’s End-to-End. The Eliza Doolittle Society, the Family Centre, Friends of the Hospice and YouthNet will all receive substantial financial support as a result of the po...

Trunomi — a pioneering company that has developed an online personal identity protection tool for the financial services industry — won top honours in the International Innovation of the Year category in the 2014 TechAwards. There was a tie for Local...

Police are continuing to search for a male suspect in connection to the murder of Prince Edness on Sunday night and other firearms incidents. Police units, including armed officers, conducted search warrants in the Mount Hill, Pembroke area yesterday...

The Charities Act 2014 is to come into effect on December 31 as will the Charities Regulations 2014. The new Act designates the Registrar General as the authority for supervising charities, and gives the Registrar the power to conduct investigations,...

Staff at Conyers Dill and Pearman have this year donated almost $2,000 to support Coldwell Banker Toys for Tots toy drive. According to a spokesman for the law firm, the funds raised were used to purchase gift certificates which will be among the gif...

The Department of Airport Operations confirmed that Delta Flight 561, arriving from Boston, encountered a bird strike upon arrival at the LF Wade International Airport yesterday morning. A statement reported that following a review of the aircraft at...

A Smiths man pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court this morning to taking a motorcycle without consent and riding it in a dangerous manner. David Burchall, 19, of Town Hill Road, admitted taking the motorcycle on June 26 and riding it at high speed o...

Justice Desiree Bernard and Geoffrey Bell QC have been appointed as new Justices to the Court of Appeal. Making the announcement this afternoon, Governor George Fergusson said: “I am delighted to see two such distinguished lawyers join the Court of A...

Hospital staff have celebrated the arrival of two new ambulances and a van for the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute. The acquisitions have been made possible thanks to the Hospitals Auxiliary of Bermuda (HAB) and are part of its $600,000 donation to t...