Saharan Dust Cloud to Blanket Yucatan Peninsula Through Mid-July
A dense Saharan dust cloud will reduce visibility and create colorful sunsets across the Yucatan Peninsula until July 18.
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Catvi System Failures Block Free Student Access to Chichen Itza
Internet outages at Chichen Itza's visitor center prevent students from verifying their status, forcing them to pay for entry.
Yucatan Bets on Magical Towns and Youth Training to Boost Tourism
Yucatan's tourism secretary promotes Magical Towns and professional training to students as key to the state's tourism growth.
Grouper Fishing Season Boosts Economy for Fishermen in Progreso
Grouper season in Progreso boosts sardine sales, providing stable income for local fishermen.
Yucatan Aging Faster Than Mexico, Will Have More Seniors Than Children by 2031
Yucatan will reach a demographic milestone in 2031, three years ahead of the national average, according to a new federal…
Mexican Army Destroys 293 Seized Firearms from Quintana Roo and Yucatán
Authorities destroyed 293 seized firearms in Yucatan and Quintana Roo to prevent them from returning to the streets.
Telegram Group in Tizimin Accused of Sharing Intimate Images of Women Without Consent
Residents of Tizimin, Yucatan, report the reappearance of a Telegram group allegedly sharing intimate images of women without consent.
Teotihuacán Overtakes Chichén Itzá as Mexico’s Most Visited Archaeological Site
Chichén Itzá lost its top spot to Teotihuacán in May and November 2025 as a vendor dispute caused a sharp…
Alleged Cartel Operator ‘Dimas’ Arrested in Yucatan, Transferred to Quintana Roo
Alexander Garduño Ortiz, alias 'Dimas,' was captured in Tizimín and faces organized crime charges in Quintana Roo.
Man Dies After Arrest by Municipal Police in Espita, Yucatan
A man died hours after being detained by Espita municipal police, prompting a family demand for an impartial investigation.