After Belize put out its best at the UNCAF Nation’s Cup in Honduras and almost defeated the Guatemalan football team, Coach Leroy Sherrier Lewis finds himself without a job. Lewis says he was told by a member of the executive that he was fired and should keep it quiet until this morning when that body […]
What appeared to be a major robbery may turn out to be a major disappointment for the robbers. Monday, between 12:00 and 1:00, a thief or thieves broke the glass door of the BTL office in Ladyville. The two staff members and the KBH security guard were out for lunch at the time and the […]
George Betson has been fighting to keep a parcel of land on the northern highway ever since he found out his lease was cancelled several months ago. Today the saga continued as a pick-up was hired to remove his van from the disputed property. While towing the vehicle, the truck got stuck in the mud […]
While the continuing heavy rains have some rural residents fearing floods and many Belize City folks rushing out to buy boots, the sound of pitter-patter on the roof has been good news for B.E.L. Consistent showers over the Maya Mountains have filled the Macal basin to the point where the river is running over the […]
The subject of children was the focus of a seminar this morning and News 5’s Ann-Marie Williams, along with several of her media colleagues, wore the twin hats of reporter–and participant. Ann-Marie Williams, Reporting A wide cross-section of Belizeans who work with children converged on the Radisson this morning to renew their commitment to the […]
Activities in observance of Police Week continued today with the department inviting journalists to visit some of the places they frequent in the course of their duties. Jose Sanchez reports from both sides of the street. Jose Sanchez, Reporting Police Week is an annual event in which officers visit neighborhoods not necessarily in pursuit of […]
