There has been a three vehicle road traffic collision involving a taxi and two private motorcars near the junction of Mullet Bay Road and Ferry Road, St. George’s.
There’s a temptation to talk about the housing crisis as if it’s just an economic inconvenience. Rents are high, supply is tight, and people are frustrated. But, housing is not just about where you live; it is about how long you live, and how well you live.
The Department for National Drug Control (DNDC) has marked the latest step in its partnership with Prevention Training Services, a U.S.-based charitable training organisation that works with prevention professionals across jurisdictions to share practical strategies, professional training and youth-focused prevention approaches.
Bermuda’s delegation has concluded a successful participation at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026, held from April 13–15 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Florida, under the theme “Beyond the Horizon: Leveraging Cruising’s Strength and Scale to Drive Innovation.”
At the heart of Bermuda’s healthcare community, a powerful message of unity and purpose took center stage as the Bermuda Nurses Association hosted a dynamic and forward-thinking conference at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI) rooted in collaboration.
As someone who has never stood far from the realities of Bermuda’s criminal justice system, I have earned the right to speak plainly. And what I have to say is this: we are failing the people inside Westgate, and in doing so, we are failing ourselves.
As Bermuda ushers in the start of the 2026 cruise ship tourism season, all eyes are on the island’s crown jewel — Horseshoe Bay Beach — where anticipation is building for what could be one of the most successful summers in recent years.
Calling it the fruits of a system that does not work well with current society as it relates to promoting healthy families, a father who claims he is being denied access to his children is calling on the judicial system to rethink the manner in which it deals with parental access to children. Particularly as it relates to fathers.
Reports are circulating that two new official government vehicles have arrived on the island, including what is believed to be GP1 — the Premier’s official vehicle — along with a newly commissioned limousine for the Governor.
Keunna Dill produced a clinical four-goal masterclass as Bermuda overturned a three-goal deficit to defeat Grenada 5-3 in a breathless encounter at the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium.
Bermuda’s Senior Women’s National Team returns to the Flora Duffy South Field Stadium this evening, looking to close out their Concacaf W Qualifying campaign with a statement victory against Grenada.
This evening (April 16) , the UK House of Lords’ Constitution Committee published its findings, following the review conducted of the Overseas Territories Joint Declaration.
Frustration is rising across the island as reports emerge of a severe shortage of public buses currently in operation, leaving commuters struggling to get to work, school, and daily commitments.
Tensions surfaced early yesterday morning as government waste management operators, trash truck drivers halted operations in a dawn protest, raising serious concerns about the condition and legality of the vehicles they are required to operate.
Frustration is mounting among motorists and residents in the Harrington Sound and Flatts’s Inlet corridor, where freshly resurfaced roads have once again been dug up—triggering renewed traffic delays and public concern.
A Government spokesperson has responded to claims raised in The Royal Gazette opinion article published on 14 April under the headline, “Government must tackle crisis over food security.”
Right now, across Bermuda, too many families are searching for their own piece of the rock. A place to rest their heads. A place to feel safe. A place they can afford.
His Majesty The King will undertake a Royal Visit to Bermuda from 30th April – 2nd May marking His Majesty’s first visit as Sovereign to a British Overseas Territory.
The Government confirmed in mid-June 2025 that the Canine Advisory Committee submitted its final report in December 2024 and that the report included significant recommendations to address the dangerous dogs and dog attack issue – yet those findings and recommendations still have not been shared with the public.
Premier David Burt, JP, MP, earlier yesterday welcomed the North Village Community Club to the Cabinet Office to recognise their FA Cup victory, following their win over Devonshire Colts in Sunday’s final.
As the 2026 cruise ship season officially begins, Bermuda welcomed a striking arrival today as the Virgin Atlantic cruise ship made its way into Dockyard, signaling not just the start of a new tourism chapter—but a moment of shared beauty across the island.
The Ministry of Education acknowledges the concerns raised by educators regarding the increasing complexity of student needs across our public school system.
North Village danced their way to FA Cup glory once again, snatching victory from Devonshire Colts on penalties in a nail-biting final at Flora Duffy Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
St George’s MP Renee Ming reflected on her own personal connection to Ms. Thompson, recalling childhood memories of playing in the neighborhood under her watchful and caring eye.
The historic town of St. George’s came alive with joy and reverence this weekend as family, friends, and community members gathered at Penno’s Wharf to celebrate an extraordinary milestone — the 109th birthday of Ms. Leona Thompson, now recognized as the oldest living person in Bermuda.
Shortly before 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 11, 2026, police were dispatched to a Southampton residence following a report of an unresponsive female found inside.
Around 4:35 p.m. on Friday April 10, 2026, Police and Emergency Medical Services personnel, were dispatched to a report of a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle on Middle Road, near the junction with Sleepy Hollow Lane, Warwick.
Under the Night Bermuda sky at the L.F. Wade International Airport, there was a feeling in the air that couldn’t be ignored—pride, pure and undeniable.
As students begin to enter the workforce for the vacation period, the Ministry of Economy and Labour reminds employers of their statutory obligation to remunerate students in accordance with established minimum wage provisions.
I am currently off island and will be returning on Sunday. I will make a personal comment then. In the meantime, I acknowledge and confirm that there was a short period of time where our own standards were not being met.
Bermuda Walls returns this week for a vibrant celebration of street art which will see the creation of new murals across Hamilton, bringing together local and international artists in a collaboration inspired by Bermudian heritage.
TNN News broke the story today on the early release of a prisoner that has served a length sentence for a violent gun related offense. The minister of Justice Attorney General Kim Wilkerson responded with a statement below.
TNN News stands by its story.
The Criminal Investigations Unit is currently conducting an investigation into a report that a 47 year old male was seriously assaulted around 1:30am on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at the Hamilton Parish Workmen’s Club. https://tnnbda.com/police-investigation-commence-into-an-alleged-assault-at-hpwc/https://tnnbda.com/police-investigation-commence-into-an-alleged-assault-at-hpwc/
Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) and the Ministry of Health are jointly acknowledging the significant and ongoing pressures affecting access to Emergency Care at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH).
TNN News has received information from a reliable source within the prison system raising serious concerns about the early release of a high-risk inmate and troubling conditions inside the remand facility.
Housing remains one of the most serious challenges facing Bermuda today. For many Bermudians, this is not about politics, it is about whether they can find a safe and stable place to live.
The Minister of Home Affairs, the Hon. Alexa N. H. Lightbourne, JP, MP, hosted a public town hall last evening as part of the Government of Bermuda’s ongoing consultation on the Green Paper proposing Bermuda’s full membership in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).
A 30-year-old visitor to Bermuda has been formally charged with two counts of passing counterfeit currency, according to proceedings in Magistrates’ Court today.
A 20-year-old man appeared in Magistrate’s Court facing multiple serious charges in connection with a fatal shooting incident that occurred earlier this year in Southampton.
The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today launched Bermuda Job Connect, the Government of Bermuda’s new online platform designed to better connect job seekers and employers.
Somerset Primary is progressing toward international recognition by the FIDE Chess in Education Commission (FIDE EDU), marking a significant milestone in the school’s efforts to use chess as a tool to support student learning, well-being, and character development.
Yesterday evening, the Department of Health became aware of videos circulating on social media that appeared to show conditions inside the kitchen of a food establishment in Bermuda. As a precautionary measure, an Environmental Health Officer visited the establishment at approximately 9:00 p.m.
The 2026 CARIFTA Games, held in Grenada from 4–6 April, highlighted Bermuda’s strong representation across track and field. Competing against the Caribbean’s best, Bermuda’s athletes have delivered a series of impressive performances. Whilst the Track and Field events took place, the CARIFTA Swimming Championships were also being held in Martinique from 2-9 April.