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It isn’t just those in Bermuda who are taking notice of young high jumper Sakari Famous. Her record jump of 1.75 metres (5 feet, 83/4 inches) at the Russell E Blunt East Coast Invitational Track Meet earlier this month was better than the US nation...

Premier Michael Dunkley has denied being issued a seven-day ultimatum by campaigners who want Government to reconsider its stance on the granting of Bermuda Status to some Permanent Resident Certificate holders. More than 500 people took to the stree...

A Pembroke man has been charged having in his possession a counterfeit $100 bill. In Magistrates Court this morning, Keishun Trott, 23, pleaded not guilty to passing on a $100 Bermudian note which he knew to be counterfeit. According to prosecutor Ni...

Bermuda Commercial Bank has awarded a GOLD level scholarship to Dominic Tessitore, a 2014 graduate of the Berkeley Institute He was presented his scholarship on Tuesday, July 22nd by Sponsorship Committee members Angelique Dowling and Stephen Outerbr...

The charitable status of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda (CURB) has been deferred by the Charity Commissioners, Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has confirmed, apparently sparking speculation among members of the public that the deferral wa...

St George's rang in the changes last night, dropping six players from last year's Cup Match team as they brought in two colts and recalled four others. The St George's selectors deliberated for more than three hours before announcing the team to the ...

Roy-Allan Burch, the Bermuda swimmer, has reason for optimism after setting a personal best in the 100 metres freestyle semi-finals at the Commonwealth Games. Burch placed fifth in his heat in a time of 50.26sec to finish eleventh overall in the comp...