A land dispute in Lemonal Village took a violent turn Tuesday afternoon, leaving a woman injured and a licensed gun holder facing criminal charges. Police say fifty-four-year-old driver Rupert Gentle was clearing land with a bulldozer when he was confronted by thirty-three-year-old Stacey Middleton, who
Police detained two individuals after the SUV they were in was involved in a traffic accident that claimed the life of a nine-year-old girl. According to Police, the female driver of the SUV reportedly tried to avoid hitting the child. And while it was initially
Tonight, a clash over facts is putting the Catholic Diocese of Belize City and Belmopan under scrutiny. A memo from Diocesan Administrator Father Jordan Gongora says HPV vaccinations are not allowed on Catholic school grounds, calling it a long-standing policy dating back to Bishop Dorrick
Cancer advocates are voicing strong concern tonight: pulling HPV vaccines from Catholic schools could cost lives. The Ministry of Health says the vaccine, just twenty dollars, can prevent cervical cancer and other HPV-related diseases. Without it, families may face bills of up to fifty thousand
On Wednesday, we reported rising concerns over excavation in the Placencia Lagoon. The Placencia Village Council questioned why permits were approved while a coastal erosion study is still ongoing, and after earlier research flagged the area as a critical manatee feeding ground. The Department of
It has been almost fifty days since Deborah "Bree" Arthurs vanished without a trace, and tonight, frustration from her family is boiling over publicly. In a Facebook post, a relative shared an email sent on April twenty-seventh to Minister of Home Affairs Oscar Mira and
A legal battle many thought was over is back in the spotlight tonight. A Belize City woman, once cleared of cyberbullying allegations brought by former Police Commissioner Chester Williams, is now being pulled back before the court. Nichole McDonald had the charge dismissed late last
Belize's push for a national ID was met with mixed reactions. Last month, public consultations were held in Belize City and Orange Walk, and while physical turnout was small, officials say hundreds tuned in online to follow the discussions. E Governance CEO José Urbina says
San Pedro is booming. New developments, dredging projects, and construction sites have become a familiar sight on the island, and the growth shows no signs of slowing down. But not everyone sees that as a good thing. With concerns growing on both sides of the
The fight over market days at the Michael Finnegan Market may not be over. On Tuesday, we reported on retail farmers turned away because the law designates Tuesdays and Fridays for wholesalers, and Saturdays for retailers only. But some farmers argue that restricting them to
