Mexico Dismantles Migrant-Smuggling Ring That Used Tunnels to US
Authorities arrested eight alleged members of a network that used tunnels under Ciudad Juárez to smuggle migrants into the United…
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Authorities arrested eight alleged members of a network that used tunnels under Ciudad Juárez to smuggle migrants into the United…
Federal prosecutors secured pretrial detention for a man accused of bringing nearly 5 kilograms of ketamine into Mexico through Cancun…
U.S. forces used the new AMP-HEL laser system to neutralize three cartel drones near the southern border.
Two women accused of exploiting three teenagers from Chiapas in Playa del Carmen have been ordered to stand trial.
Officials in Quintana Roo urge beneficiaries to ignore a fake Mujer es Poder meeting notice; no file updates are scheduled.
Two Mexican nationals admitted in Texas federal court to providing material support to the CJNG cartel through drug and weapons…
A US man wanted for homicide in Iowa was arrested in Isla Mujeres and handed over to immigration authorities.
Intentional homicides in Playa del Carmen fell 46.4% in January–July 2026, while vehicle theft and burglaries also saw double-digit declines,…
Federal forces in Tamaulipas seized 135 exotic animals, including jaguars and Bengal tigers, along with about 68,000 liters of diesel.
A 41-year-old mototaxi driver died after running a stop sign and colliding with a car in Playa del Carmen.
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