More Than 411,000 Students Return to Classes in Quintana Roo
More than 411,000 students in Quintana Roo will begin the 2026-2027 school year Monday, with the state providing school supplies…
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More than 411,000 students in Quintana Roo will begin the 2026-2027 school year Monday, with the state providing school supplies…
Quintana Roo recorded 215 fetal deaths in 2025, down from 224 a year earlier, according to new INEGI data.
Governor Mara Lezama led the second "Puenteando Nichupté" event, drawing thousands to Cancún's Nichupté Bridge for sports, culture, and recreation.
A volunteer collective held an outreach event in Cancún to assist families of missing people and collect DNA samples.
Residents in Chetumal criticized the ICA director's handling of cultural events, saying she lacks the skills to organize the 2026…
Mayor Estefanía Mercado honored Playa del Carmen firefighters with awards for 10 to 25 years of service.
Governor Mara Lezama and Mayor Mary Hernández announced the expansion of the Caminos Ancestrales project, including 1.2 km of roadwork…
Civil protection workers in Tulum rescued nine newborn animals abandoned in bags near a church.
Basic education enrollment in Tulum has grown to about 14,000 students, roughly 2,700 more than last cycle, officials say.
Municipal committee reports 2,000 nests, 91,859 eggs and 22,431 hatchlings so far in 2026.
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