Cozumel Faces Highest Per Capita Debt in Mexico
Cozumel's debt exceeds 1 billion pesos, burdening each resident with about 4,400 pesos.
Federal Judge Upholds Charges Against Woman in Xibalba Pet Cremation Fraud Case
A federal judge in Chetumal upheld charges against Briseidy Koo Dávila for impersonating a veterinarian in the Xibalba pet cremation…
Pollen, Heat and Sahara Dust Trigger Allergy Surge in Quintana Roo
A combination of high pollen, extreme heat, and Sahara dust is driving a rise in respiratory allergies across the region.
Woman Detained in Isla Mujeres for Recording Police Sparks Rights Debate
A woman was detained by Isla Mujeres police for recording them. Rights groups say documenting public officials is legal.
Tren Maya Boosts Promotions as Passenger Numbers Drop
Tren Maya station in Playa del Carmen offers discounts as daily ridership falls to 300-400 passengers.
Gender Identity Campaign in Benito Juárez Concludes With 45 Applications
Benito Juárez's gender identity campaign closed with 45 applications; new birth certificates to be delivered June 26.
Tulum Archaeological Site Sees 33% Visitor Drop, Petition Calls for Separation From Jaguar Park
A petition demands separating Tulum's archaeological zone from Jaguar Park after a 33.1% visitor decline in early 2026.
Trump’s G7 Comments Push Mexico to Intensify Anti-Drug Operations
Mexico seizes over 3 tons of cocaine and a massive meth lab after Trump's G7 comments on cartels.
Rising Dengue Cases Worry Quintana Roo Medical College
Quintana Roo medical officials urge public to eliminate mosquito breeding sites as dengue cases rise.
National Guard Opens New Battalion at Tulum Airport to Bolster Security
The National Guard inaugurated a 21-building complex at Tulum airport to house 705 personnel and enhance security.