Cancún Project Aims to Build Educational Infrastructure from Plastic Waste
An environmental group plans to use recycled plastic bricks to construct sustainable school facilities in Cancún.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
An environmental group plans to use recycled plastic bricks to construct sustainable school facilities in Cancún.
LGBTQ+ groups in Quintana Roo are working to ensure diversity quotas are respected in the 2027 elections.
A court upheld a 50-year prison sentence for the 2019 murder of an Isla Mujeres police commander.
Coral restoration in Cozumel's Chankanaab Lagoon shows encouraging progress with healthier juvenile colonies.
Governor Mara Lezama presents $20 million project to upgrade Chetumal's Payo Obispo Zoo, focusing on animal welfare and environmental education.
Cozumel authorities have intensified beach patrols during the holiday season to enhance safety for tourists and residents.
Registration is open for Isla Mujeres' 21st International Fishing Tournament, featuring a $900,000 prize pool and scheduled for May 22-24.
Police seized drugs and surveillance equipment in simultaneous raids across three Quintana Roo municipalities.
Technical studies assess if Veracruz's historic port can be adapted for modern cruise ships.
The second Chaya Festival in Tekax will feature local cuisine, cultural activities, and tourism circuits on April 18-19.