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5 stories in #north-coast · La Prensa
Clear filtersBusiness Leaders Press for CA-13 Tourism Corridor
Entrepreneurs from El Progreso, Tela, and La Ceiba are demanding urgent construction of the CA-13 Tourism Corridor's four-lane La Barca–El Progreso segment, a long-delayed project they say is vital to regional commerce, logistics, and tourism.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 18, 2026#ca-13#corredor-turistico#road-constructionTwo Brothers Shot Dead in La Ceiba
Two brothers, Osman Naín Jiménez Munguía, 26, and Darwin Javier Padilla Jiménez, were shot and killed by armed gunmen in the Lomas de Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Ceiba on Tuesday night; authorities are investigating the incident.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 2, 2026#homicide#armed-attack#double-murderWork Begins on Danto River Flood Wall in La Ceiba
After more than a decade of failed promises, authorities have begun repairing the Danto River containment wall in western La Ceiba, a three-month project of retaining walls, riprap, and gabions to protect about ten flood-prone neighborhoods.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 26, 2026#flood-control#river-containment#public-worksModerate Rain Expected in Sula Valley Through Friday
Copeco forecasts moderate rainfall across the Sula Valley from Tuesday through Friday, mainly in afternoon and evening hours, as Caribbean moisture feeds the region; authorities urge residents to avoid swollen waterways and report emergencies.
La PrensaRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 25, 2026#copeco-forecast#valle-de-sula#rainfallTropical Wave to Bring Heavy Rain, Storms to Northern Honduras
A tropical wave moving west across Honduras from Gracias a Dios will bring 10–20 mm of rain (up to 40 mm in high areas of the Sula Valley) and thunderstorms to the north starting around 3 p.m., with San Pedro Sula authorities warning residents of flood risk in vulnerable neighborhoods.