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Football fans heading to Brazil for this month’s World Cup are being advised to make sure their vaccinations are up-to-date. According to a Department of Health spokesman, one of the vaccines may include a second dose of measles, mumps and rubella. A...

Builders are on target to complete a new hospital wing before handing over the project to health chiefs next week. According to a spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB), all heavy construction work is complete and building teams are now wo...

St George’s residents will get chance to attend a second “community clinic” with police tomorrow, between 4pm and 6pm at the St George’s Esso Service Station on Rose Hill Street. The station is expected to remain the venue for future meetings to be h...

A leading insurance executive sent out a call to arms to his male peers to fix corporate issues facing women — gender bias, unfair job assignments, a lopsided work/life balance, and pay inequity. This message was delivered at the Bermuda Captive Con...

A St George’s man who slapped his friend has been fined $2,000. Aaron Crockwell, 31, of Estates Road, pleaded guilty to the charge of unlawful wounding after he split open Jacal Minors’ lower lip. The incident happened around 10.30pm on May 29, durin...

KeyTech Ltd shares surged more than 11 percent in Bermuda Stock Exchange trading today. The telecommunications group, which owns Bermuda Telephone Company and Logic Communications, gained 50 cents, or 11.1 percent, on the trading of 9,000 shares to c...

Sea Breeze Oval (Bailey’s Bay won toss): Southampton beat Bailey’s Bay by 24 runs A seismic batting collapse condemned Bailey’s Bay to a 24-run defeat at the hands of visiting Southampton Rangers in a rain hit match at Sea Breeze Oval yesterday. Set...

Wellington Oval (St David’s won toss): St David’s beat Cleveland by seven wickets St David’s made short work of Cleveland to record their second win in the league yesterday, dismissing their opponents for just 87 and then passing the revised target ...

A Bermudian patient was last year granted permission to legally bring cannabinoid oil to the Island for cancer treatment, according to former Health Minister Patricia Gordon- Pamplin. During a debate on the recently released Cannabis Reform Collabora...