Court Orders School to Pay $21 Million to Expelled Student, Sparking Debate on Bullying Protocols
A Mexican court ordered a private high school to pay 21 million pesos to a former student expelled over harassment…
Two Suspects Charged After Drug, Weapon Seizure in Isla Mujeres Raid
Federal agents seized marijuana, cocaine, and a firearm during a court-authorized search in Isla Mujeres.
Sargassum Trucking Damages Roads in Playa del Carmen; City Plans Repairs
Heavy trucks hauling sargassum have damaged streets in Playa del Carmen; the city is inspecting roads and planning repairs.
Mexico Opens Dialogue With Vulcan Materials to Resolve Calica Mine Conflict in Quintana Roo
Mexico's government confirms talks with US firm Vulcan Materials to resolve the Calica mine dispute in Quintana Roo.
LGBTIQ+ Community in Cancún Demands Authentic Political Representation
Activists in Cancún warn that the 'pink vote' could decide future elections and demand that diversity seats go to genuine…
Tulum Honors Athletes for Historic 21-Medal Haul
Tulum athletes recognized for winning 21 medals in state, national, and international competitions in 2026.
Video of Woman Burning Mexican Flag Sparks Outrage in Cancun
A viral video showing a woman allegedly burning a Mexican flag in Cancun has sparked public outrage and calls for…
2026 World Cup Hotel Reservations Fall Short of Expectations in Mexican Caribbean
Hotel bookings in Cancun for the 2026 World Cup are below projections due to airline issues and global economic uncertainty.
Tulum Businessman Alleges Retaliatory Tax Hikes After Criticizing Mayor
A Tulum restaurateur claims the municipal government imposed excessive fees after he publicly criticized the administration.
Mexico Rules Out Natural Protected Area for Mahahual, Pushes Local Tourism
Mexico's environment secretary says Mahahual will not become a protected area, prioritizing sustainable tourism after cruise project cancellation.