Forensics First
Belize's National Forensic Science Service will receive upgrades from the US Government for infrastructure and training under a new project.
Belize's National Forensic Science Service will receive upgrades from the US Government for infrastructure and training under a new project.
The National Fire Service received three new fire trucks purchased from Canada after overcoming transportation challenges due to closed borders.
Belize's Immigration Department is set to roll out a new electronic passport system with enhanced security features by August 2022.
The 2022 public and bank holiday list includes a new holiday while Commonwealth Day has been removed, sparking controversy.
Residents of Seine Bight express outrage over a new gas station development, citing public safety concerns and feelings of cultural displacement.
The BDF and Colombian military have agreed to collaborate on air surveillance to combat drug trafficking from South America.
A house owned by coach Stanley Reneau in Yabra was destroyed by fire while he was on duty in Belmopan with the National Under-20 football team.
The Ministry of Home Affairs received new computer equipment to enhance crime data management and transparency in Belize's law enforcement.
Belize City Mayor Bernard Wagner discusses ongoing drainage issues and financial constraints affecting flood management in the city.
Seine Bight residents protested against the construction of a gas station, leading to a stand-off with police called to maintain order during the installation of fuel tanks.
The Commissioner of Police announced that driving the new D-MAX trucks will be restricted to specific police units only.
The Commissioner of Police addresses concerns about old patrol vehicles while celebrating the donation of new trucks for police operations.
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