Bad Weather Delays Sol Al Sol Regatta in Isla Mujeres
Strong winds from Cold Front 48 slow the 53rd Sol al Sol regatta; first arrivals expected tonight.
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Residents Accuse Politicians of Using Nichupté Bridge Inauguration for Campaigning
Residents in Cancún criticized politicians for turning the Nichupté Bridge inauguration into a campaign event.
Substation Failure Causes Partial Blackout in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel, Service 96% Restored
A substation failure left over 274,000 users without power in Playa del Carmen and Cozumel; service restored to 96%.
Giant Crocodile Spotted Strolling Across Cancun Golf Course
A large crocodile was filmed walking across a Cancun golf course, highlighting human-wildlife coexistence and habitat loss.
Street Vendors in Playa del Carmen Allege Extortion by Municipal Tax Inspectors
Street vendors in Playa del Carmen accuse municipal tax inspectors of demanding illegal payments for permits and tables.
Foreign Divers Without Permits Damaging Coral Reefs in Riviera Maya, Activists Say
Local divers and activists call on Profepa to investigate and stop environmental damage to coral reefs.
Thousands Rally Across Yucatan for Higher Wages and Tax Relief on May Day
Thousands of workers marched in Yucatan on May Day demanding higher wages, tax cuts, and better conditions.
Sea Turtle Nesting Season Begins in Cozumel, Marking Start of Conservation Efforts in Mexican Caribbean
The first loggerhead turtle nests have been recorded on Cozumel beaches, launching a critical conservation period.
Mexico City Sinking Nearly 10 Inches a Year, NASA Satellite Data Shows
NASA satellite images show Mexico City sinking up to 10 inches annually, one of the fastest rates in the world.
Playa del Carmen Swimmers Ready for CONADE 2026 National Olympics
Fifteen swimmers from Playa del Carmen will compete in the CONADE 2026 National Olympics in Guanajuato from May 4-10.