Chichén Itzá Mourns “El Wero” and “Tomasita,” Beloved Dogs Remembered as Guardians of the Ruins
Workers, visitors and social media users are mourning the deaths of “El Wero” and “Tomasita,” two beloved dogs who became…
Hotel Worker Critically Injured in Hit-and-Run on Highway 307 Near Tulum
A hotel worker was critically injured in a hit-and-run on Highway 307 near Tulum; driver fled.
State Prosecutor Confirms Arrest in Molotov Cocktail Attack on Tulum Tenement
Santos Rafael N. was arrested for throwing Molotov cocktails at a Tulum tenement, injuring three people.
Birdwatching Event Brings Community Together at Cozumel Urban Park
Participants identified 16 bird species during a guided birdwatching event at Cozumel's Parque Urbano Corazón.
Tulum Addresses 60 Complaints Over Beach Access, Boosts Information Points
Tulum has handled about 60 complaints about public beach access and strengthened information modules to guide residents and tourists.
Cancun Airport Speeds Up Immigration Checks Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Cancun International Airport has reduced wait times and expanded biometric gates to handle millions of World Cup visitors.
Cancun Cathedral Construction Lags Behind Schedule, No Completion Date Set
Cancun's new cathedral is only 78% complete, missing its May deadline for the structural phase.
Sargassum Inundates Key Cancun Beaches, Turning Turquoise Waters Brown
Massive sargassum arrival turns Cancun's iconic turquoise waters brown at several hotel zone beaches.
Mahahual Hoteliers Bear Up to $1,000 Monthly in Sargasso Cleanup Costs
Hotel owners in Mahahual spend up to 20,000 pesos monthly per business on sargasso containment amid lack of government strategy.
Environmentalists Fear Royal Caribbean May Get Cozumel Beach as ‘Consolation Prize’
Activists warn Royal Caribbean could take over Cozumel's only public beach after its Mahahual project was rejected.