Forty-eight days have passed since Deborah "Bree" Arthurs was last seen. The 28-year-old Belize City resident and mother of one was last spotted on Friday, March 27th, near La Popular Bakery, entering a silver Chevy Equinox. She has not been heard from since. Police have issued no
Authorities in Honduras have arrested three men, including former Tocoa mayor Adan Funez, in connection with the 2024 murder of environmental activist Juan Lopez. Funez was detained at his home on Tuesday and is accused of orchestrating Lopez’s killing, according to Honduran prosecutors. Two other men,
Health Officials Address Growing Public Concern This morning on Open Your Eyes, hosts Isani Cayetano and Sabreena Daly led an important national discussion on the growing concerns surrounding measles in Belize and the potential risks facing communities across the country. Joining the conversation were Laura Friesen and Lilia Middleton from the
Belize has been a CARICOM member for 52 years. But how many young Belizeans know what that actually means for them? That question sat at the centre of a panel discussion held Tuesday in Belmopan, where students, young professionals, and educators gathered to explore what regional
The Government of Canada has updated its travel advisory for Belize, warning travellers to “exercise a high degree of caution” amid rising violent crime and the ongoing state of emergency affecting parts of Belize City and the wider Belize District. The updated advisory follows the declaration
A 53-year-old Belize City man has been formally charged with murder. Ralph Sherlock Martinez Sr, listed as unemployed, is accused of fatally stabbing 56-year-old caretaker Mark Longsworth. Martinez Sr was arrested and charged on Tuesday, one day after the attack that claimed Longsworth's life in the
Philip Davis has been re-elected as Prime Minister of the Bahamas. The re-election makes him the first leader in nearly 30 years to serve two consecutive terms. Davis and his Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) secured a decisive victory on Tuesday. He won more than 30 of
A new clash is putting children at the center of a long-running divide. The Catholic mission and the Ministry of Health and Wellness are once again at odds over how HPV vaccines are delivered in church-run schools. The vaccine has been part of Belize’s national
Meanwhile, back in the classroom, the intense heat continues to test schools, forcing staff to adapt quickly to keep students safe. As temperatures climb across Belize, parents and teachers are getting creative to beat the heat. Last night, we showed you how one school is
With grocery bills climbing, shoppers aren’t just cutting back, they’re getting strategic. So, we flipped the question: instead of what you buy, does where you shop really stretch your dollar further? In Dangriga, we hit the aisles, tracking the prices of everyday essentials across several
