Belize’s courts are getting a digital assist. Today, judges, magistrates, attorneys and other legal professionals are learning how artificial intelligence can help them research faster, work more efficiently and deliver better service to the public. The Judicial Education Institute of the Senior Courts is hosting
The investigation into last week's deadly crop duster crash in Spanish Lookout is entering a key stage. Civil Aviation investigators are close to finishing their work at the crash site where veteran pilot Henry Plett lost his life during an aerial spraying mission. But the
For six decades, the National Trade Union Congress of Belize has been at the forefront of the fight for workers’ rights, shaping labor policy and advocating for better conditions across the country. Now, as the organization marks its sixtieth anniversary, it is looking back on
One hundred and thirty-four recruits joined the Belize Defense Force today after months of tough training. The new intake, made up of one hundred and thirteen men and twenty women, marched proudly at Price Barracks despite the rain, as families, officials, and military leaders looked
The Belize Defense Force celebrated more than a graduation ceremony today. It marked a turning point in the institution's history. As more than one hundred new recruits officially entered military service at Price Barracks, the BDF also shattered a longstanding barrier with the appointment of
A moment captured on video and shared across social media is now at the center of a criminal investigation, after a group of visitors got far closer to a wild jaguar cub than wildlife experts say they ever should have. The footage, recorded in the
The Belize Wildlife and Referral Clinic is expanding its impact beyond animal rescue with the launch of a new Wildlife and One Health Education Lab. The facility will host training, workshops and certification programs for everyone from police officers and tour guides to students and
Belize's music community is mourning the loss of one of its brightest young talents, but it's also celebrating a legacy that continues to resonate far beyond the recording studio. As family, friends and fans remember Kendoyll Simpson, better known as KSBEATS, the National Institute of
The competition turned up the heat last night as KTV The Remix returned to the Bliss for week two, transforming the stage into a celebration of reggae and Caribbean music. The ten contestants not only had to impress the judges with island-inspired performances, but also
If your lights go out this evening, it may not be an unexpected blackout. Belize Electricity Limited (BEL) is warning that controlled power outages will become necessary. BEL says Mexico's state-owned utility, Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), has warned that electricity exports to Belize may
