Yucatan Peninsula Maya Embroidery Seeks National Heritage Status
Quintana Roo, Yucatán and Campeche team up to win national heritage status for Maya embroidery.
Playa del Carmen Woman Charged With Torturing 8-Year-Old Daughter
A woman faces trial for torturing and abusing her 8-year-old daughter in Playa del Carmen, prosecutors said.
Stolen Boat Recovered in Cancun Hotel Zone
Authorities recovered a boat reported stolen from a dock in Cancun's Hotel Zone. No arrests have been announced.
Mexico Presents Olinia Cargo Vehicle at Presidential Briefing
President Claudia Sheinbaum's government presented the Olinia cargo vehicle, an electric vehicle with a 650-kg capacity and 120-km range.
Prosecutors Charge 41 With Animal Abuse in Quintana Roo
State prosecutors have charged 41 people with animal abuse and cruelty in Quintana Roo, including cases involving dog deaths.
Authorities Dismantle Drug Greenhouse in Lázaro Cárdenas, Quintana Roo
State prosecutors, army and navy raided two properties in Quintana Roo, seizing firearms, grenades and a marijuana greenhouse.
MUSA to Sink 8-Ton Elephant Sculpture off Cancún
MUSA is preparing to sink Temba, an eight-ton elephant sculpture, into its underwater art collection off Cancún.
Tourists Fill Cozumel Streets, but Local Sales Remain Flat
Busy streets in Cozumel aren't translating into higher revenue for restaurants and shops, leaving small businesses struggling.
Cozumel Plans 116 Million Peso Modernization of Malecón and Rafael E. Melgar Avenue
Cozumel officials unveiled a 116 million-peso project to upgrade the Malecón and Rafael E. Melgar Avenue with new public spaces…
MOBI to Start Operations on Nichupté Bridge Next Week
MOBI will begin regular service over Cancún's Nichupté Bridge next week after successful trials; preferential fare registration continues.