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Two men tried to hold up Arnold’s in Hamilton at gunpoint this evening. Police were called to the store on Front Street at about 9.40pm. A Police spokesman said: “Initial information suggests that two unknown men entered the store, one brandishing ...

A passenger reportedly spat at a bus driver on Sunday, sparking further safety concerns from the transport ministry. The Department of Public Transportation issued a statement today, pledging to take steps to prosecute anyone who attacks drivers Sena...

An assault on a 71-year-old man was reported this morning in Sandys, in the area of Long Bay Lane and Daniels Head. An area resident sustained lacerations to the face and head after being set upon by an unknown man wielding a crash helmet, according ...

Gunshots were fired in Sandys early on Thursday, police have revealed. No injuries were reported. At 1.45am, officers responded to a report of gunfire on Scott’s Hill Road. It was later forensically confirmed that a firearm had been discharged on Sou...

The Progressive Labour Party joined others yesterday in condemning a flurry of anti-government and homophobic graffiti spray painted around the island. As well as walls in public places, the vandal targeted trees, portable toilets and even the side o...

Officers carried out high visibility patrols across the island and there were fewer than ten incidents of antisocial behaviour, which “mostly consisted of egg throwing”, a spokesman said. The BPS thanked the public for their co-operation.

A Warwick man involved in a traffic collision on Friday night remains in critical condition, according to police. In an update released this afternoon, a police spokesman said: “At last check the 62-year-old Warwick man seriously injured when the aux...

Three parishes have been hit in new round of anti-Government and homophobic graffiti, including a wall along the Government House property. The Bermuda stone wall along North Shore had only recently been built for a new roundabout at the junction. I...

Troublemakers using Hallowe’en as an excuse to break the law will face the consequences, the Bermuda Police Service has warned. Children will go out trick-or-treating on Monday to mark the spooky festival, while numerous Hallowe’en-themed celebratio...

A 44-year-old Devonshire woman was being treated in hospital yesterday after a domestic incident with her 40-year-old brother. According to a police spokesman, the brother “apparently” brandished a bladed article and injured his sister at about 1.40...