Maya Communities Appeal Court Ruling Against Grupo Xcaret Over Heritage Symbols
Maya ceremonial centers challenge a federal judge's ruling on Grupo Xcaret's use of patrimonial symbols.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Maya ceremonial centers challenge a federal judge's ruling on Grupo Xcaret's use of patrimonial symbols.
Cancún will host multiple Children's Day events from April 26-30, expecting up to 7,000 attendees.
Relatives of inmates at Chetumal prison report physical abuse, prolonged isolation, and medical neglect.
A collision between a Selva Maya bus and a pickup truck on the Gas-Auto highway injured several people.
A man was arrested in Cancun after trying to flee police, found with marijuana, .380 cartridges, and cash.
A man's body with signs of torture was found on a dirt road in Cancun's Avante neighborhood. Authorities are investigating.
A driver is in grave condition after a rollover crash on Highway 307 near Playa del Carmen.
Nine kidnappings reported in Quintana Roo in Q1 2026, with civil groups recording far more cases than official figures.
A sudden sargasso influx covered Akumal Bay at dawn, but rapid cleanup by tourism workers cleared the beach by afternoon.
Authorities in Playa del Carmen shut down an illegal sewage dump from a construction site into the sea.
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