Protest have been held across Honduras demanding an end to a series of murders of journalists, amid accusations that criminals enjoy impunity.

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Honduras protest at media murders

Despite an influx of American assistance, residents of an area of Honduras that has become a way station for cocaine on its way north say they feel threatened.

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In Remote Honduras Area, Drug Raid Stirs Anger

Some Honduran officials and residents have said that the victims of a fatal gun battle last week were innocent people, challenging the account of American drug enforcement agents.

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From Honduras, Conflicting Tales of a Shootout

Drawing on lessons from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the American military has established outposts to join Honduran forces against narcotics barons who use the country as a cocaine transit hub.

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U.S. Turns Its Focus on Drug Smuggling in Honduras

At least 13 people have died in a fire at a prison in Honduras, officials say, a month after a similar incident killed more than 350.

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Honduras prison fire ‘kills 13′

In Honduras tragedy that killed 359.

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Cigarette Caused Prison Fire

Authorities say fire has swept through a prison in Honduras, killing at least 100 inmates and leaving some 80 with serious burns.

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About 100 Dead, 80 Burned in Honduras Prison Fire

Honduras bans passengers on motorcycles in a bid to tackle a wave of drive-by shootings.

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Honduras motorbike passenger ban

The United States Drug Enforcement Administration now has five commando-style squads it has been quietly deploying to Western Hemisphere nations that are battling drug cartels.

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U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Expands War on Drugs

Honduras arrests 176 police in an anti-corruption purge, following public outcry over the release of four officers accused of murder.

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Mass police arrests in Honduras

A man who admitted faking his own death in a road crash in Honduras in order to make a fraudulent insurance claim is sentenced to six years.

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Man jailed over faked death scam

Thousands greet Manuel Zelaya, the ex-president of Honduras ousted by the military in 2009, as he returns in a deal to end the country’s political crisis.

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Ousted Honduran president returns

Ousted Honduran leader Manuel Zelaya signs an accord with his successor, Porfirio Lobo, which will allow him to return to Honduras from exile.

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Ousted Honduras leader can return

The first thing Charlie Davies thought when he woke up in a hospital bed and saw the line of staples embedded in his abdomen like a zipper was that he was in Honduras, drugged and held captive, where bandits were harvesting his organs. ¶ Panicked, he started prying the staples out until blood oozed on about the fifth one, and a nurse rushed in and asked what he was doing. ¶ “You were in a serious car accident,” she said. ¶ “Where am I?” he asked, unconvinced. ¶ “You’re in Washington, D.C., Mr. Davies,” the nurse said. “You were in a serious car accident. You need to lie down.” ¶ And the star striker for the U.S. national soccer team drifted back to sleep for another four days. ¶ Today, 19 months after the horrific single-car crash on the George Washington Parkway that killed a fellow passenger and ultimately sent the driver to jail, Davies is the most prolific goal-scorer in Major League Soccer. Read full article > >

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Charlie Davies continues his comeback for D.C. United

A court in Honduras drops the remaining corruption charges against ex-President Manuel Zelaya, clearing the way for his return from exile.

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Honduras dismisses Zelaya charges