Crocodile Spotted During Children’s Swimming Competition in Cozumel
A crocodile was spotted during a children's swimming competition in Cozumel. No injuries were reported.
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A crocodile was spotted during a children's swimming competition in Cozumel. No injuries were reported.
Yessica Jocabed Koh Pastrana, 11, won five gold medals in roller skating at the CONADE 2026 National Olympiad.
Over 150 people joined the first Social Run & Coffee Rave in Isla Mujeres, featuring 3K and 5K walks.
Two Cuban men face charges for allegedly assaulting an elderly woman and her son in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo.
Puerto Morelos held a ceremony for Mexican Navy Day, honoring mariners with a floral offering in the Caribbean Sea.
Mayor Blanca Merari led a 25K bike race with 42 cyclists to celebrate Puerto Morelos' 10th anniversary.
Yucatan's new grouper management plan aims to reverse a 17% catch decline and restore the iconic species.
Yucatan's Loltun Caves may reopen in 2026 after nearly six years, pending final approvals and lighting installation.
State police arrested a taxi driver in Cancun with over 4 kg of marijuana, two firearms, and THC-laced chocolates.
The Tren Maya will begin daily service between Chetumal and Bacalar starting June 1, 2026.
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