Shoppers Report Flies on Meat at Tulum Supermarket, Demand Health Inspection
Customers at a Tulum supermarket reported flies on refrigerated meat, prompting calls for a health inspection.
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Water Tariff Reforms Stall in Quintana Roo as Residents Face High Bills
Quintana Roo's current legislature has slowed water tariff reforms, leaving residents with high bills.
14th Mexican Caribbean Ocean Festival Celebrates Art and Sea Culture
Free events across three municipalities from May 30 to June 7, blending art, music, and environmental action.
Quintana Roo Swimmers Strike Gold at Conade National Olympics
Quintana Roo won two gold and one bronze medal on the first day of swimming at the Conade National Olympics.
Screwworm Kills Two Opossums at Puerto Morelos Wildlife Sanctuary
Two opossums died from screwworm at a Puerto Morelos sanctuary, raising alarms among wildlife rescuers.
Mexico Urged to Prepare for Possible ‘Super El Niño’ in 2026-2027
Scientists warn a strong El Niño could hit Mexico in 2026-2027, bringing droughts, hurricanes, and economic losses.
Yucatan Cinemas to Screen Documentary on Flamingos
Documentary 'Flamingos: Life After the Meteorite' to screen in Yucatan communities to promote conservation.
Maria Rubio, Former DIF Quintana Roo President, Dies at 73
Maria Rubio, who led Quintana Roo's DIF from 1999 to 2005, has died at age 73 after an illness.
Cancun Public Transit to Cross Nichupté Bridge With New Routes
Cancun will launch two bus routes across the Nichupté Bridge, cutting travel time to the hotel zone.
Cancun Blood Drive Aims to Boost Hospital Reserves
Cancun hosts a blood donation drive on May 7 to strengthen hospital reserves and promote altruistic giving.