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Southampton Rangers batsman Curtis Jackson has been banned by Bermuda Cricket Board (BCB) for his conduct during this month’s Logic Championship final at Sea Breeze Oval. It is understood that the veteran cricketer has received a 12-game ban for his ...

Bermuda Under-17s women’s national have team pulled off a stunning victory over regional powerhouse Trinidad in the CFU World Cup qualifiers in Haiti. Star striker Aaliya Nolan struck midway through the second half to ensure the Gombey Warriors’s adv...

A Smith’s man has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after a crash involving two motorcycles at the weekend. The collision happened at about 6.30pm yesterday on North Shore Road, near the junction with The Glebe Road, in Pembroke. A Bermu...

A man on the run from police for more than two weeks managed to evade capture this afternoon — but two people have now been arrested on suspicion of harbouring a fugitive. Howard Ascento escaped custody on September 6 after being given a jail sentenc...

St Paul AME Church will host a public forum on social justice this week as part of its 128th anniversary celebrations. The church has launched a series of events commemorating 128 years of the “Cathedral of African Methodism in Bermuda”. The public f...

Police have issued a warning about counterfeit US $100 notes which are circulating around the Island. A spokesman for Bermuda Police Service said today that businesses and residents should beware notes bearing the serial number HK14858132DK11. “If co...

Dominique Mayho held off Mark Hatherley to win the Bermuda Bicycle Association’s Criterium Series race in the City of Hamilton at the weekend. The race through the streets of the capital, saw Mayho (37:59.4) win the Adult A Division division ahead of...

The self-proclaimed food capital of the world has been given a taste of Bermuda’s culinary delights at an exclusive luncheon. More than 45 journalists attended the dinner organised by the Ministry of Tourism at the James Beard House in New York last ...

A pedestrian walks by a make shift park on Reid Street yesterday. Parking spaces were taken over and converted for uses during PARK(ing) Day, a global movement which encompasses 975 parks in 162 cities across 35 countries and six continents. The day ...

Flanagan’s Onions 0 Devonshire Cougars 1 Devonshire Cougars breathed a collective sigh of relief after narrowly defeating a bellicose Flanagan’s Onions at a rainy Goose Gosling Field on Saturday night. Cougars looked anything but defending champions ...