A fence was supposed to settle it, but more than twenty years later, the boundary battle between the Port of Belize and Port Loyola resident Terryl Godoy is far from over. Godoy welcomed the fence when the port erected it several years ago, believing it
Good evening, I am Paul Lopez with this week’s installment of Sports Monday brought to you by the National Sports Council. We begin tonight’s coverage with the exemplary performance of our young Belizean athletes at the CODICADER Games in Honduras. Over the course of the last
A family in San Ignacio is demanding answers after 49-year-old Mauricio Solis was killed in a workplace accident in the Chiquibul area near the Guacamayo Bridge. The family says it was told Solis was reportedly travelling in a company truck near Guacamayo Bridge when machinery being
Police have recovered video footage that is helping investigators trace a vehicle of interest in the murder of 20-year-old Brianna Myvette, but no motive has yet been established. Assistant Superintendent Stacy Smith says investigators have so far been able to determine the make and model of
A 38-year-old woman from Ranchito Village, Corozal District, has been arrested and charged after Corozal police allegedly found more than 20 grams of suspected crack cocaine during a search of her residence. According to Assistant Superintendent Stacy Smith, police were executing a search warrant at Pineda’s
A family is searching for answers after Monica Evelyn Neal went missing following a planned day trip to Goff Caye. According to Neal’s daughter, Lea James, it has been more than 48 hours since she last spoke to her mother. “I spoke with her around eight
Miss World Belize, Faith Edgar, has secured a place for Belize in the Top 40 at the 2026 Miss World competition after winning the Beauty With a Purpose challenge for the Americas and Caribbean region. The announcement was made during the Miss World final in Nha
The Belize Council of Churches is calling on Carnival organisers to enforce clearer costume standards after this year's Road March. The Council argues that public celebration and public decency "are not mutually exclusive." In a statement issued today, the Council said it recognises Carnival as a
The powerful sound of Japanese taiko drums filled the Open Your Eyes studio as members of Taiko Masala shared the history and cultural significance behind the traditional art form. Joining the show were Hiroyuki Kurashima, founder and master drummer of Taiko Masala, along with drummers Yumiko Ogawa, Yuka Minagi, and Thomas Kikuchi.
The Government of Belize (GOB) has approved a $5.2 million emergency programme to tackle the growing mealybug infestation affecting sugarcane production and cane farmers in northern Belize. GOB will provide $2.56 million as a grant, while cane farmers will finance the remaining $2.56 million through agreed-upon
