Quintana Roo Government to Auction More Than 130 Vehicles
The Quintana Roo state government will auction over 130 vehicles retired from its administrative fleet, with the sale expected in…
Uber Tests Live Video Feature for Teen Rides in Merida
Uber picks Merida as a pilot city for live in-car video feeds that let parents monitor teen trips in real…
Mexico Transfers Ex Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida to INAH for Conservation
Mexico transfers the historic Ex Ateneo Peninsular in Mérida to INAH, safeguarding the building for conservation, research and cultural outreach.
Man Drowns in Cancún Lagoon After Being Reported Missing
A man in his 30s drowned in Cancún's ABC lagoon Wednesday night after family reported him missing; emergency crews recovered…
Maya Communities Reject Indigenous Law Consultation as a “Simulation”
Yucatan Peninsula Maya communities refuse to endorse a federal indigenous rights law, calling the consultation process a "simulation" that limits…
Mayor of Lázaro Cárdenas Fires Fire Chief Over Unpaid Stipends
The fire chief of Lázaro Cárdenas was dismissed after publicly reporting unpaid travel stipends for firefighters on Holbox island.
SAT Offers Quintana Roo Taxpayers Up to 100% Off Fines and Surcharges
Around 700 Quintana Roo taxpayers may qualify for the 2026 tax program offering up to 100% off fines and surcharges.
Corporate Donations to Charities in Cancún Drop 30%
At least 30% of companies in Cancún have halted donations, forcing charities to postpone programs and hitting charity races hard.
Sargassum Gives Mexican Caribbean a Breather as Arrivals Drop 25% and Shift North
Sargassum arrivals on Mexico's Caribbean coast have fallen about 25 percent as currents push seaweed toward the north.
Sargassum-Based Fertilizer for Berries and Avocados Expands Globally
A biofertilizer derived from Caribbean sargassum is now used in Mexico and exported to the U.S., South America, Europe and…