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Every week, we are featuring one of Bermuda's 12 unsolved gang murders. This week reporter Sam Strangeways has focused on the shooting of James Lawes. To read the full series to date, click here.

The near-miss by Hurricane Katia and the approaching Tropical Storm Maria should keep us all on our toes. For information about hurrricane preparedness click here

He sings with the passengers, doesn’t mind sand in his vehicle, works late nights and wears a second hat as a tour guide. Outgoing minibus operator Michal Tucker is in a class of his own when it comes to transportation service. He just launched new s...

Scores of readers sent us pictures of their children going back to school - many thanks! If you want to see if you are in our photo gallery - click here And if you want to see if our staff photographers caught your first day at school on camera, cli...

England legend Geoff Boycott has fond memories of batting alongside West Indies great Garfield Sobers at the humble settings of Somerset Cricket Club four decades ago. Shortly after earning his first cap for England in 1964 Boycott toured Bermuda wit...

The Royal Gazette is committed to continually improving and upgrading our website, and, most importantly, hearing from you about how we can make it better. As a result, we have a new look Weather page. You can see it here It features a five-day for...

Little Kenwana is just a few months old and barely ankle-high but she’s already won the hearts of her new family and brought some much-needed joy to a household which has suffered more than its fair share of heartache. The tiny mixed-breed puppy is n...

With the hurricane season now well under way as Hurricane Irene roars through the Caribbean and threatens the US East Coast, now's a good time to check out our Storm Watch page. Just one of the new features on our Weather page, Storm Watch features ...

A brand new orphanage in Haiti will stand as a “monument” to the generosity of the Bermudian people with a new school to be built next. Feed My Lambs charity organiser Phillip Rego said an 11-year-old Bermudian girl, Aliana King, gave him a new lease...

This is one of many letters The Royal Gazette has received recently about the Post Office service. July 18, 2011 Dear Sir, I recently returned from a lovely holiday in Bermuda with my 90-year-old father who lived there just after the war. It was sp...

OWENSBORO, Kentucky (AP) Bob Howe points to an overgrown, muddy patch of land in a cemetery in Owensboro, gesturing to where the grave of the last man publicly executed in the United States may be. “I think it was over there,” said Mr Howe, an 81-yea...