Cancun’s Aging Sewage System Strains Under Real Estate Boom, Threatening Lagoon and Reefs
A 50-year-old drainage system in Cancun's Hotel Zone is overwhelmed, polluting the Nichupté Lagoon and endangering coral reefs.
More Than a Year After ‘Casa Xibalba’ Pet Cremation Scandal, Victims Demand Trial
Victims of the Casa Xibalba pet cremation fraud in Chetumal reject plea deals and demand a trial, which could take…
Quintana Roo Ranks Among 15 Worst States for Road Conditions, INEGI Says
A new INEGI study places Quintana Roo among the 15 worst states for road conditions, with only 22.4% of residents…
Cancun’s Yaxchilan Avenue Transforms for Guelaguetza Festival
Cancun prepares for the Guelaguetza festival with over 30,000 expected attendees from July 24-26.
Quintana Roo Opens Enrollment Modules for High School Applicants Without Placement
Quintana Roo's education department will hold in-person enrollment sessions in August for students without a high school assignment.
Cancun Youth Trade Beach for Jobs at Summer Employment Fairs
Nearly half of job fair participants in Cancun are aged 18-29, with many seeking their first job.
Iconic Tulum Restaurant La Eufemia Closes Amid Tourism Slowdown
La Eufemia, a beloved Tulum restaurant and hotel, has shut down, signaling ongoing tourism struggles despite federal rescue efforts.
Tulum Police Department Dismisses Eight Officers in Purge
Tulum's police force has dismissed eight officers this year as part of an internal purge, with four criminal investigations ongoing.
Cozumel Expects Record Summer With Up to 12,000 Daily Visitors
Cozumel anticipates a record summer with up to 12,000 daily visitors, boosted by cruise growth and sports events.
Arrest of Suspect in Cancun Mototaxi Murder Raises Questions Over Location Discrepancy
The arrest of Ramiro 'N' for a mototaxi murder in Cancun is questioned due to conflicting locations between official and…