The Coast Guard celebrated its 14th anniversary, graduated 87 recruits, and appointed Captain Elton Bennett as the new Commandant following Admiral John Borland's retirement.
The Coast Guard recruits 87 new members to enhance its fleet and aims to grow to 700 officers despite falling behind its original timeline.
The Ministry of National Security is developing a National Cybersecurity Strategy to protect Belizeans from internet crimes and enhance cybersecurity measures.
A house in Trinidad Village, Orange Walk District burned down, with the owner and occupants losing all their belongings.
The Commissioner of Police announced the acquisition of two buses to transport officers safely home at night, funded by a donation from Taiwan.
Corozal received a second-hand fire truck donated by the Calgary Fire Fighters' Association to improve local firefighting capabilities.
Colin Gillett discusses his role as the new Fire Chief and efforts to build consensus and improve morale within the National Fire Service.
BEL responds to claims of delayed power shutoff during a fire that resulted in a fatality on Caye Caulker.
Jorge Espat claims Guatemalan encroachment on his land in Barrio El Juda, expressing frustration over the government's slow response to the issue.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the upgrade of the Corozal/Sarteneja Road, a project costing 50 million US dollars and expected to take 54 months to complete.
Jorge Espat claims Guatemalan nationals are encroaching on his property, while the OAS and Belizean authorities work to address the issue.
The pedestrian crossing on the Swing Bridge remains closed, forcing pedestrians to navigate through traffic while awaiting repairs.
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