Sargassum Inundates Key Cancun Beaches, Turning Turquoise Waters Brown
Massive sargassum arrival turns Cancun's iconic turquoise waters brown at several hotel zone beaches.
Ana Reyes
Cozumel Foundation Hosts Fifth Edition of ‘Night of the Bat’ to Promote Environmental Education
Cozumel's FPMC held the fifth 'Night of the Bat,' educating the community on bat ecology and conservation.
PRI Municipal Leader Warns Electoral Reform in Quintana Roo Could Undermine Political Diversity
A PRI councilor in Benito Juárez criticizes a reform proposal that would bar losing mayoral candidates from council seats.
Tulum Businessman Installs Eco-Friendly Wastewater System to Protect Aquifer
A Tulum businessman installed micro-treatment plants to prevent wastewater from seeping into the region's sensitive aquifer.
Chichén Itzá Loses Up to 4 Million Pesos Daily as 9,000 Tourists Locked Out by Artisan Conflict
A dispute over vendor relocation at Chichén Itzá is costing millions daily and blocking thousands of tourists.
Playa del Carmen Removes Over 13,000 Tons of Sargassum From Beaches
Up to 250 workers remove sargassum daily in Playa del Carmen, with over 13,000 tons collected this year.
Playa del Carmen Council Members Unaware of Status of 334 Patrol Cars
Council members say they don't know the condition of 334 patrol cars bought for $60 million.
Playa del Carmen Culture Institute Reports Over 2 Million Pesos in Debt
IMCAS, Playa del Carmen's culture institute, reported over 2 million pesos in short-term debt in Q1 2026.
Isla Mujeres Will Not Accept Outsiders for Local Posts, Official Says
A Mexican official says Isla Mujeres residents will reject mayoral candidates from outside the island.
Mara Lezama Evaluates 5 Energy Projects for Quintana Roo, Denies Deal With Turkish Floating Plants
Governor Mara Lezama says no deal is closed with Karpowership, as state studies four to five energy proposals.