Federal Environmental Agency Leads Major Operation Against Illegal Logging in Quintana Roo
Federal authorities shut down five properties and seized wood, machinery, and vehicles in an anti-logging operation.
Local News
Semi-Truck Collides with Tourist Vehicle on Tulum-Cobá Highway Near Maya Train Station
A semi-truck collided with a tourist vehicle near Tulum's Maya Train station, causing panic but no injuries.
Low-Hanging Internet Cable Causes Motorcycle Accident in Tulum, Injuring Two Women
Two women were injured when their motorcycle hit a low-hanging internet cable on a Tulum avenue.
Cancún Animal Welfare Center Receives 20 Daily Abuse Reports After Reopening
Cancún's animal welfare center receives 15-20 daily abuse reports after reopening following internal restructuring.
Measles Cases Rise in Quintana Roo with Four New Infections Confirmed
Health officials confirm four new measles cases in Quintana Roo, bringing the state's total to six this year.
Tulum Municipal Ombudsman Alleges Irregularities in $76 Million Loan Approval
Tulum's municipal ombudsman accuses the mayor of pushing a $76 million loan without proper justification or transparency.
Cancún Authorities Crack Down on Illegal Land Sales, Shut Down Six Developments in 2025
Cancún officials closed six unauthorized developments last year and warn residents about social media land scams.
Four Suspected Extortionists Arrested with Drugs in Cancun
Authorities arrested four men in Cancun for alleged drug trafficking and extortion, seizing narcotics and vehicles.
Panteón Rococó Celebrates 30th Anniversary with Sold-Out Show in Cancún
Mexican ska band Panteón Rococó performed a sold-out concert in Cancún to mark three decades of music.
Temporary Reef Closures in Cozumel Aim to Support Coral Recovery
Three reefs in Cozumel will close during February and March to help coral recover from bleaching and disease.