42 Public Transport Operators Sanctioned in Quintana Roo as Controls Tighten
Quintana Roo's mobility institute has sanctioned 42 public transport operators this year, revoking three licenses and investigating 11 more cases.
Javier Mendez
Nearly 200 Families Defrauded in Bacalar Land Scam
Nearly 200 families in Bacalar bought land that turned out to be ejido property, sold illegally without legal authorization.
Alleged Gang Leader Gunned Down in Playa del Carmen Supermarket Parking Lot
Irving Montalvo Méndez, a reputed crime boss, was shot dead in a supermarket parking lot in Playa del Carmen.
Explosion in Cancun Kills One, Injures Six
A gas explosion in Cancun killed a 16-year-old and injured six others, including two children.
Mexico Plans C5-Type Surveillance System for Highways
Mexico's federal government is creating a C5-style command center to monitor highways and boost emergency response.
Cancún Hosts National Guard’s First General Security Coordination Headquarters
Cancún becomes home to the National Guard's first General Security Coordination, overseeing the Tren Maya, airports, and tourism.
Seven Cuban Nationals Arrested With Large Drug Haul on Holbox Island
Seven Cuban nationals were arrested on Holbox Island with marijuana, cocaine, and ecstasy.
Tulum Separates Two Inspection Officials Amid Corruption Allegations; Traffic Department Also Under Review
Two inspectors in Tulum were removed after citizen complaints of extortion. The mayor says traffic officers will also be investigated.
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…
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.