Gunmen Open Fire on Home Used for Water Trucks in Cancun
Armed men in a taxi fired at a home storing water trucks in Cancun's Supermanzana 75; no injuries reported.
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Armed men in a taxi fired at a home storing water trucks in Cancun's Supermanzana 75; no injuries reported.
A federal court dismissed an amparo filed by ex-treasurer Kira Iris San; she has appealed to a collegiate tribunal.
A body in advanced decomposition was found in Tulum's La Veleta neighborhood. Authorities are investigating.
Quintana Roo education official says only two cases of teachers accused of drug incitement have been registered.
Ofelia Hernández Salas, known as Doña Lupe, was sentenced for smuggling thousands of migrants with Sinaloa Cartel ties.
Profepa seizes dozens of wild animals in a coordinated operation across seven states in southeast Mexico.
Two 13-year-old girls were caught with suspected narcotics at a middle school in Playa del Carmen.
Seven men were charged with extorting a tour business in Cozumel; a judge ordered two years of pretrial detention.
Five people face drug charges after a raid in Playa del Carmen's Villas del Sol neighborhood.
Police arrested two suspects after a woman flagged them down, saying she had just paid an extortion demand.
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