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The battle for equal marriage rights for same-sex couples will have its final day in court later this year. The Bermuda Government, which has appealed a Court of Appeal ruling that opened the way for same-sex marriages, confirmed that its last docume...

Lane closures will affect Middle Road, Devonshire from tomorrow until April 24. Asphalt paving is set from Fort Hill to Watlington Lane from 7.30pm to 6pm, with one-way traffic to be imposed “as necessary” for incoming commuters in the mornings. The ...

A tribute to Bermuda’s musical greats will be held today on the steps of City Hall in Hamilton. “Music Expressions” will feature artists such as June Caisey, Papa D, John Burch and Cleveland Simmons. It includes a salute to the Bermuda Entertainment ...

A student painter’s “haunting” artwork on the impact of violence has been commended by the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. Austin Dowling, 14, a year ten student at Saltus, said he created He Will Rescue Them after his parents told him about the a...

Smith’s residents saw black smoke billowing from Fielder’s Lane near Flatts after a car fire. A fire service spokesman said the call came in shortly before 1pm about a vehicle in flames. Four trucks and eight firefighters responded, dousing the fire ...

A Zimbabwean vocal group due to take to the stage tonight will be joined by a reminder of home. The all-woman a cappella quintet Nobuntu will perform alongside three pieces of Zimbabwean sculpture loaned by Dusty Hind, curator of the Crisson Hind Gal...

Community members have been invited to join a silent walk this weekend through neighbourhoods scarred by gun violence. Nicole Fox, Ebonie Cox and Ceble Crockwell, who have all lost family members to gun violence, said the peace walk was a gesture of ...

The achievements of black Bermudians will be highlighted for Black History Month at Paget Primary School, which is transforming its classrooms into a museum on Thursday. The school’s third annual Black History Museum will honour Bermudian figures liv...

The lifeline of Longbird Bridge, at the eastern end of the Causeway linking St George’s and the airport to The Main, is finally on its way out. The twin-carriageway bridge has gradually succumbed to the elements — and was shut to traffic 12 years ag...

The country’s newest soldiers have had their first lessons with the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s sophisticated SA-80 rifles. Recruit Camp soldiers were introduced to the standard-issue weapon in a classroom, with a major emphasis on safety over the first...