The Ministry of Transport opened its first branch office in Independence village to improve access to transport services for local residents.
Caye Caulker Chairlady Seleny Villanueva-Pott confronts property owner Wendy Auxilou over a fence blocking beach access, highlighting community concerns about land encroachment.
A groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new road project connecting Bullet Tree village to Spanish Lookout, benefiting several communities in the Cayo district.
The US Embassy donated 9 pickups to the Belize government for use by Immigration, Customs, and Police, with Ambassador Michelle Kwan present at the handover.
Belize's Homeland Security leadership is predominantly female, as officials discuss new vehicles to enhance border security and combat transnational crime.
Chester Williams clarified that he is not retiring as ComPol despite previous statements about planning for 2025.
A Jamaican visitor was denied entry to Belize due to not meeting immigration requirements and later suffered an injury during a police scuffle.
the Domestic Violence Unit has been renamed to the Gender-Based Violence Response and Investigative Unit to address all forms of gender-based violence.
The police department plans to construct new police stations and renovate existing ones in 2025 to improve working conditions for officers.
The Ministry of Agriculture is addressing the screw-worm issue while collaborating with local agencies and maintaining cattle imports from Mexico under a new protocol.
Police officers express concerns over delayed payments for extraneous duties worked during the Christmas season, with assurances from the Commissioner that payments will be made in January.
The Commissioner of Police allows firecrackers for New Year's Eve but warns against excessive use and the need for permits.
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