The Belize Bus Association expresses discontent over government decisions affecting bus operators and demands a return to previous schedules amid ongoing unrest in the transport industry.
The government plans to develop Chetumal Street into an international bus terminal, sports arena, and new police station, addressing local concerns.
A new fire station was officially opened in Ladyville to serve the growing community amid increasing fire risks during the dry season.
the Department of Social Services conducted a survey on Chetumal Street to assist families living in the open air due to displacement.
BATSUB is withdrawing from Belize, replacing helicopter support with six all-terrain vehicles for military operations in remote areas.
The entire country experienced a blackout due to failed equipment at the West Substation in the Belize District, but power was restored shortly after.
Works Minister Anthony Boots Martinez defends the government's actions against squatters, stating they were warned and clarifying the situation regarding children living in the area.
The United States Military Liaison Office donated equipment to the Belize Coast Guard to enhance their operational capabilities and personal protection during missions.
Vendors have been successfully relocated from the West Collet Canal to the Michael Finnegan Market and Hiccattee Street, improving local conditions.
The bus crisis in Belize is worsening as the Ministry of Transport withdraws permits from Guerra's bus line without consultation, leading to tensions among operators.
New regulations on car window tinting take effect tomorrow, allowing a 30-day grace period for compliance and free testing for motorists.
A dispute in Hattieville arises over a hurricane relief house, with claims of political victimization and a potential eviction of the current resident.
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