Four Suspects Face Pre-trial Detention for Drug Trafficking in Chetumal
Four individuals charged with small-scale drug trafficking in Chetumal have been ordered to remain in custody pending trial.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Four individuals charged with small-scale drug trafficking in Chetumal have been ordered to remain in custody pending trial.
Authorities found the remains of a man who disappeared in Cancún in October 2025.
Governor Mara Lezama delivers 70 new police vehicles equipped with facial recognition and license plate readers to enhance security in…
Quintana Roo recorded a 73% reduction in homicides in 2025, Governor Mara Lezama announced.
Two men receive 37-year prison sentences for the 2022 murder of a public servant in Cancún.
Cancún police department imposes administrative arrests on 34 officers for failing to use body cameras during duty.
Cancún authorities deploy 70 smart patrol vehicles equipped with facial recognition and license plate scanning technology.
A Spanish-backed wind farm will clear 38,502 hectares of forest near Chetumal, raising environmental concerns.
Security forces established a checkpoint in Felipe Carrillo Puerto following a reported shootout in Limones.
A fire caused by an electrical short destroyed two homes in the Maya community of Trapich, leaving a family homeless.
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