Frustration and grief spilled onto the streets of San Pedro this afternoon as members of the island's Lebanese community took their calls for justice directly to the doorstep of law enforcement. Just after three o'clock, protesters gathered outside the San Pedro Police Station, demanding answers
The Makin family in Dangriga is still reeling from the cold-blooded killing of their sixteen-year-old loved one Isiah Norales on Sunday morning. Our team visited Dangriga and found a family who tried everything to remove a delinquent adolescent from troubling environments and bad company but
Another outbreak of gun violence has residents on edge, this time in Orange Walk District. Early Sunday morning, twenty-eight-year-old Eric Martinez was shot while inside a vehicle in what police believe was a targeted attack. Martinez survived and remains in stable condition, but the shooting
A drive through the Cayo District took a dangerous turn Saturday night when an off-duty police officer came under gunfire near Teakettle Village. Police say Special Patrol Unit officer Eric Usher was behind the wheel when two men reportedly emerged from the bushes and opened
A bold overnight robbery has added to growing concerns about crime in Belize City. Police say three armed men targeted the Novelo's bus terminal in the early hours of Monday morning, overpowering security guards, tying them up, and forcing their way into the business office.
For nearly three months, a Belizean family has woken up each day asking the same heartbreaking question: where is Deborah Bree Arthurs? The twenty-eight-year-old mother vanished in late March after dropping off her son at the Belize City water taxi terminal and beginning the journey
Tonight, another Mira associated company is at the center of mounting questions related to leaked Smart Stream invoices and below-ten-thousand-dollar payments from the Ministry of Defense. According to leaked records, FT Williams and Associates submitted invoices to the Ministry of Defense between November and December
A dispute over disaster relief funds is quickly turning into a political flashpoint in Belize Rural South. Area Representative Andre Perez is pushing back against allegations that grocery vouchers funded through relief programs are benefiting a business linked to his family. While Perez insists there
Tonight, Zetina fires back at criticism from San Pedro Mayor Wally Nunez over a planned UDP press conference that never took place. The press conference which promised to reveal explosive findings from an audit of the council’s finances was abruptly cancelled. Mayor Nunez chided Zetina
Every day, thousands of plastic water pouches are tossed aside across Belize. Many end up clogging drains, littering streets, and washing into rivers and the sea. Now, a growing coalition of nearly forty organizations, businesses, and institutions says enough is enough, urging the government to
