Housing Crisis Hits Tulum as Tourism Boom Fades
Tulum faces a housing crisis as 80% of homes cater to tourists, leaving locals without affordable options.
DIF Records 18 Minors Working on Cancun Streets
Authorities have detected 18 minors working on Cancun streets this year, mostly helping their families earn income.
Cozumel Airport Modernization 70% Complete, Capacity to Increase by a Third
Cozumel International Airport's renovation is 70% complete, aiming to boost passenger capacity by a third.
Playa del Carmen Livestock Farmers Propose Using Sargassum for Soil Restoration and Cattle Feed
A project in Playa del Carmen aims to turn sargassum into a resource for restoring soil and feeding livestock.
Puerto Morelos Beaches Maintain Low Sargassum Presence
Puerto Morelos beaches have low sargassum levels, keeping coastal areas clean for residents and tourists.
Civil Groups Accuse Congress of Dismantling Quintana Roo Anti-Corruption Committee
Civil organizations say replacing all members of the Citizen Participation Committee weakens oversight and fails to address systemic issues.
Elderly Man Found Dead With Gunshot Wounds on Farm in Isla Mujeres
A 75-year-old man was found dead with gunshot wounds on his farm in Francisco May, Isla Mujeres. Authorities are investigating.
Health Caravans Bring Free Medical Services to Four Quintana Roo Municipalities
Free medical caravans will serve communities in four Quintana Roo municipalities from June 15 to 19.
Telecom Company With Merida Address Won Million-Peso Contract for Mexico’s Olinia Electric Car Project
Rocketel, a telecom firm with no auto industry experience, received a 5.9 million peso contract for the Olinia electric car…
Dwarf Fox of Cozumel Spotted After 20 Years, Scientists Warn of Extinction Risk
The Cozumel dwarf fox, one of the world's rarest canids, has been sighted for the first time in two decades.