Fire On Jane Usher
A fire in Belize City destroyed a home on Jane Usher Boulevard, with the cause still under investigation.
A fire in Belize City destroyed a home on Jane Usher Boulevard, with the cause still under investigation.
The Belize Government, USAID, and IOM launched a Mobile Migrant Hub to assist migrants in regularizing their immigration status and provide necessary services.
Rodwell Ferguson announced improvements to bus terminals across Belize to enhance public transportation for commuters.
Belizean tourism is struggling due to COVID-19, while the Cabinet discusses public service salaries and agricultural support measures.
The Godoy family found closure after the body of their son, Herwin Godoy, was recovered from the Grace Bank river following a drowning incident.
The police maintained order during protests by teachers and unions, allowing brief highway blockages while avoiding confrontation.
The Prime Minister stated that Belize's borders will remain closed until COVID-19 is controlled in neighboring Mexico and Guatemala.
The House discussed the passing of Prince Phillip, the eruption of La Soufrière volcano, and the investigation into a death following the AstraZeneca vaccine.
the Ministry of Agriculture is providing seedlings to farmers affected by hurricanes Eta and Iota to help revitalize their farms and promote local food production.
A fire in Corozal town destroyed four homes, leaving 28 residents homeless and prompting calls for assistance to rebuild.
A house fire on Rivero Street in Belize City destroyed a home owned by Aniesha Hernandez, who reported that it was not insured.
A Belizean girl named Ashley, 12, has crossed the U.S. border in search of her father after a 22-day journey alone.
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