Hours after Trinidad and Tobago announced it had approved U.S. military aircraft to transit through its airports, Venezuela accused the country of involvement in the seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker and announced the termination of all energy agreements. Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister, Kamla Persad-Bissessar,
The holidays are here, but so is a spike in crime, and police want everyone to stay alert. Just last week, two Sarita delivery drivers were brutally murdered during a robbery while on the job. And it hasn’t stopped there, this week alone, we’ve seen
Tonight, police are still seeking the perpetrators of the tragic double murder of Sarita truck drivers Raynard Garbutt and Alexander Crawford. On Thursday night, the two men failed to report back to the company’s warehouse in Santa Elena after making deliveries in Dangriga. Their bodies
Police in the Toledo District are investigating a stabbing incident that left two brothers injured and hospitalized. Steven and Roberto Pop sought medical attention at the Punta Gorda Hospital on December fourteenth, after sustaining stab wounds during what investigators say was a social gathering. Police
Police in Ladyville have charged a sixteen‑year‑old in connection with last week’s robbery. Investigators say the teen is now facing formal charges as the case moves forward. The arrest follows an investigation into an incident where three suspects armed with a gun ambushed multiple individuals
Police have made an arrest in connection with an attempted robbery in Orange Walk Town. Forty-year-old Oscar Arnolfo Calderon, a laborer from San Ignacio Street, is now facing charges after investigators linked him to the crime. The incident dates back to December ninth, when the
A Caribbean Sprinter water taxi ran aground over the weekend, prompting an emergency response and the evacuation of passengers on board. According to multiple preliminary reports, the vessel carrying forty-six passengers and three crew members encountered difficulty while traveling through a channel, a short-cut between
The Belize Port Authority isn’t waiting for January; they’ve already started renewing licenses and carrying out required safety checks. To make the process easier for boat owners and tour operators, BPA has launched mobile licensing clinics across coastal communities. Those who miss this opportunity will
Belize’s electric‑bus project is shifting from pilot to everyday reality, with Westline Bus Company operating three inter‑district e‑buses under a government‑backed initiative. At the same time, first responders are upskilling to handle the unique risks that come with lithium‑ion battery fires. Starting today in Belmopan,
The government is taking a hard look at new traffic regulations aimed at making our roads safer, and that includes mandatory motorcycle training. Now, the proposed three-hundred-dollar fee for that training raised eyebrows, but Transport Minister Dr. Louis Zabaneh says Cabinet is considering subsidies and
