Cozumel Restaurant Shut Down After Brutal Brawl Leaves Two Hospitalized
Authorities closed a restaurant in Cozumel after a violent brawl involving tourists, taxi drivers, and staff left two people hospitalized.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Authorities closed a restaurant in Cozumel after a violent brawl involving tourists, taxi drivers, and staff left two people hospitalized.
A Cancun traffic officer was fired after a video showed him demanding $630 from tourists to avoid a fine.
A driver for construction firm Grupo INDI died after rolling over on the Chetumal-Bacalar highway, known locally as the 'death…
A brawl between tourists, restaurant staff, and taxi drivers broke out in Cozumel's tourist zone, prompting police intervention.
Residents in Tulum's Harmony-Holistika area report multiple home invasions over two months, urging increased vigilance.
Six people face drug charges in Othón P. Blanco and Tulum; five ordered held in pretrial detention.
A man was arrested in Tulum for allegedly exploiting a minor for drug dealing, authorities said.
Five men face drug and weapons charges after police seized marijuana, methamphetamine, and an arsenal in two operations.
A woman in Playa del Carmen has been charged with murder for a second time, prosecutors said.
A Cancún traffic officer was recorded allegedly soliciting a $630 bribe from foreign tourists in Puerto Juárez.
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