Quintana Roo Deploys Largest Sargassum Vessel as Massive Bloom Approaches
Quintana Roo will deploy its largest sargassum collection vessel yet, as a massive bloom detected by satellite nears its coast.
Ana Reyes
New Sexual Diversity Offices in Benito Juarez to Open by End of May
Benito Juarez's new Sexual Diversity offices will open by late May, offering expanded services for the LGBTQ+ community.
Isla Mujeres Civil Protection and Fire Station Nears Completion in Costa Mujeres
Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde inspected the nearly finished civil protection and fire station in Punta Sam, Costa Mujeres.
Maya Zone Beekeepers Pin Hopes on Dzidzilche Bloom After Poor Harvest
Cold weather slashed tajonal honey yields, but beekeepers expect a rebound with the dzidzilche flowering season.
Olinia electric car: prices, models, and launch date
Mexico City — Mexico’s government-backed Olinia electric vehicle project has taken a step toward commercial...
Mexico Security Cabinet Confirms General Mérida Sánchez Surrendered to US Authorities
Retired General Gerardo Mérida Sánchez surrendered to US authorities in Arizona on May 11, the Mexican Security Cabinet confirmed.
Tilapia Farming in Jose Maria Morelos Offers New Economic Opportunity in Maya Region
Fresh tilapia production in Jose Maria Morelos is emerging as a viable economic alternative as local demand outpaces supply.
Over 100 Volunteers Join Bepensa for Cleanup and Conservation at Puerto Aventuras Cenote
More than 100 volunteers collected 252 kg of waste from Cenote Puerto Maya in a joint conservation effort.
Cancún Officials Warn Against Viral Videos Promoting Entry to Dangerous Areas
Civil protection chief warns TikTokers and influencers are encouraging illegal entry to unsafe lagoons and private properties.
Mexico Seizes 482 Protected Plants and Animals in Seven-State Wildlife Trafficking Sweep
Profepa seized 482 protected flora and fauna specimens across seven states, including 53 turtles and parrots in Tabasco.