Archaeologists Discover 180-Year-Old Weapons Cache in Yucatan Cenote, Warn of Looting Threat
Archaeologists found 153 muskets and a cannon from the 1840s in a cenote under a Valladolid convent, but unauthorized divers…
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Archaeologists found 153 muskets and a cannon from the 1840s in a cenote under a Valladolid convent, but unauthorized divers…
A 12-year-old girl was found dead in her Playa del Carmen home after hanging herself with a cable.
A 22-year-old woman attacked her mother and another relative during a schizophrenia episode in Cancún.
Two children in Xulhá, Quintana Roo, were hospitalized after accidentally consuming rat poison.
A man was shot in Playa del Carmen's In House neighborhood, the second attack there this month.
Police in Cancún located a teenager unharmed after scammers attempted to extort his family by simulating his kidnapping.
Mototaxi drivers in Cancún cornered two alleged thieves, prompting police intervention to prevent a lynching.
A man faces aggravated extortion charges in Tulum for threatening a victim with a firearm.
A collision between a taxi and a car injured four people in Cancun, prompting emergency response.
Isla Mujeres forms a committee to coordinate sea turtle protection efforts for the 2026 nesting season.
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