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A mini-helicopter has been helping in the search for missing tourist William Grange. The remote-controlled aircraft has provided a bird’s-eye view over wooded areas and coastline near Cambridge Beaches resort, where Mr Grange had been staying when he...

Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Wright has been promoted to Deputy Commissioner, effective May 12. Governor George Fergusson commended Mr Wright for his 29 years’ service in the Bermuda Police, adding that he had been “impressed by his professiona...

Attractions across the Island will be offering free entry tomorrow as part an initiative celebrating Heritage Month. The Bermuda National Museum in Dockyard and Fort St Catherine’s will both be open to visitors for free between 10am and 4pm on Saturd...

Government is working hard to get Bermudians back to work according to Home Affairs Minister Michael Fahy, but more than 1,800 were unemployed or underemployed as of April 30. Giving an update on the efforts of the Department of Workforce Development...

Battle lines have been drawn in the sand between the Bermuda Boxing Federation and the newly formed Bermuda International Boxing Association, who remain on a collision course for a showdown for the right to govern the sport domestically. As it stands...

The Bermuda Multiple Sclerosis Society will be marking MS International Awareness Month with a tag day tomorrow. Fundraisers will be stationed at around 30 locations across the Island offering carnations in exchange for a donation. The Bermuda branc...

Parliament will resume this morning, launching what Premier Craig Cannonier said could be the most transformational session in years. In the coming weeks the House of Assembly is set to discuss a report on decriminalising cannabis, move forward on th...

Shares of Bermuda-based insurer Tower Group International Ltd surged more than 30 percent yesterday after the company announced an amendment to its merger agreement with fellow Bermuda company ACP Re Ltd. In Nasdaq trading in New York, Tower shares w...