Playa del Carmen Councilwoman Proposes Municipal Shelter for Elderly
A councilwoman in Playa del Carmen proposes a municipal shelter for the growing number of elderly people living on the…
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A councilwoman in Playa del Carmen proposes a municipal shelter for the growing number of elderly people living on the…
A woman says her son, in critical condition, was transferred to an IMSS hospital without her knowledge.
Showers, thunderstorms and strong coastal winds are forecast across Quintana Roo on Monday, with hot and humid conditions.
Dr. Simi's SimiPet Care and Café Simi are preparing to open on Playa del Carmen's Quinta Avenida. No official date…
Residents of El Cedral will hold off on blocking the Chetumal-Escárcega highway for 30 days while officials prepare road repairs.
Criminal gangs are recruiting children ages 11-17 in Progreso, Yucatán, for theft, assaults, and drug distribution, a local lawyer warned.
Puerto Morelos switched on a free high-speed Wi-Fi network at Fundadores Park, with over 1,200 daily device connections.
Hotel leaders warn that vacation rentals in Tulum's unregulated zones jeopardize tourist safety and strain public services.
One person died and several were injured when a passenger van crashed in heavy rain on the Mérida-Cancún highway.
A foundation in Quintana Roo reports a 20% rise in breast cancer cases, with younger patients being diagnosed.
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