Nearly 80,000 Tons of Sargassum Collected on Quintana Roo Beaches
Quintana Roo has collected nearly 80,000 tons of sargassum in 2026, with Playa del Carmen hardest hit.
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Quintana Roo Lawmakers Advance Animal Cruelty Reforms
A bill in Quintana Roo's Congress seeks to strengthen animal protection laws, targeting abuse, abandonment, and responsible ownership.
Red Mexico Emprende Launches Quintana Roo Chapter to Boost Entrepreneurship
Red Mexico Emprende will open its Quintana Roo chapter on July 9, aiming to connect entrepreneurs with established businesses.
Nicolas Duran de la Sierra, Veteran Journalist and Writer in Quintana Roo, Dies at 76
Nicolas Duran de la Sierra, a prominent journalist and writer in Quintana Roo, died Monday at a Cancun hospital.
Plastic Pollution Threatens Sea Turtles During Nesting Season in Quintana Roo
Plastic waste poses a major threat to sea turtles nesting on Quintana Roo's beaches, officials warn.
First Quintana Roo Cup of War Bands and Escorts Draws 53 Teams in Chetumal
Chetumal hosted the inaugural Quintana Roo Cup, a national competition for war bands and flag escorts with 53 groups and…
Advisor to Quintana Roo Victims Commission Arrested for Assaulting Ex-Partner
A legal advisor for Quintana Roo's victims commission was arrested for allegedly assaulting his ex-partner.
Quintana Roo Reports Over 420 Disappearances So Far in 2026
More than 420 people have been reported missing in Quintana Roo in 2026, with over half located alive.
Mexico Supreme Court Strikes Down Heyden Cebada Term Extension, Reshapes Quintana Roo Judiciary
The SCJN ruled that extending Judge Heyden Cebada's term until 2033 was unconstitutional, ordering legislative changes.
Expired, Damaged Medications Found in Quintana Roo Warehouse Amid Shortage
Audit reveals hundreds of expired and water-damaged medications in state warehouse while clinics face severe shortages.