Restaurant Owner Killed in Cozumel Motorcycle Accident
A restaurant owner died in a motorcycle accident on Cozumel island early Monday morning.
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A restaurant owner died in a motorcycle accident on Cozumel island early Monday morning.
A high-speed collision between an internet company truck and a passenger van injured 15 people in Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo.
A woman was injured after being hit by a National Guard vehicle on Cancún's Kukulcán Boulevard.
A federal appeals court upheld a second pretrial detention order for the Quintana Roo CTM leader on human trafficking charges.
Authorities seized suspected marijuana and cocaine in raids across Quintana Roo, arresting three men.
A group of women spray-painted the former Playa del Carmen municipal palace after an International Women's Day march.
A man in Chetumal faces attempted femicide charges after allegedly stabbing his partner during a domestic dispute.
A suspected drunk driver crashed into a tree, overturned his car, and fled the scene in Playa del Carmen.
A speeding SUV crashed into a bus in Cancún, causing major damage and blocking traffic.
A public transport driver ran a stop sign at a roundabout in Playa del Carmen, colliding with a car and…
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