Preschoolers in Felipe Carrillo Puerto Learn About Sea Turtle Conservation
Officials taught preschoolers about threats to sea turtles using cardboard educational materials.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Officials taught preschoolers about threats to sea turtles using cardboard educational materials.
Profepa seizes dozens of wild animals in a coordinated operation across seven states in southeast Mexico.
Yucatan reports two new mpox cases, totaling eight in 2026, making it the second most affected state in 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.
Mexico's president says the $600M water park in Mahahual must relocate or meet strict environmental conditions.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado inaugurated two soccer fields in Playa del Carmen as part of President Sheinbaum's Mundial Social program.
Five people face drug charges after a raid in Playa del Carmen's Villas del Sol neighborhood.
Ten boats competed in the 14th Dorados de Playa Maya fishing tournament off Tulum, with Albatross taking first place.
A dog was abandoned tied up under the sun outside Alma Animal Tulum, sparking public outrage.
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