Shark Sightings Increase Along Quintana Roo Coast, Experts Cite Healthy Ecosystem
Tiger and hammerhead sharks are appearing more often near Cancún, Isla Mujeres, and Cozumel, indicating a healthier marine ecosystem.
Quintana Roo Invests 6 Million Pesos in Sugarcane Sector
The state government allocates funds for fuel aid and social security payments for sugarcane workers.
Former Playa del Carmen Officials Summoned Over Alleged Embezzlement
Two former municipal officials must appear August 17 to explain missing funds from the 2023 budget.
Three Men Charged With Firearms Possession in Cozumel and Cancun
Federal prosecutors in Quintana Roo obtained charges against three men for illegal firearms possession in Cozumel and Cancun.
UNESCO Flags Insufficient Impact Assessment for Maya Train on Calakmul Reserve
UNESCO says Mexico failed to provide adequate impact assessment for Maya Train Section 7 on the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve.
Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Pedestrian on Cancun Highway 180-D
A man died after being struck by a hit-and-run driver on Highway 180-D near the Tren Maya complex.
IMCA Repatriates Three Foreigners Living on Streets; 15 Remain in Treatment in Cancún
Three homeless foreigners have been repatriated from Cancún, while 15 remain in rehabilitation, IMCA reports.
Cancun Tourism Secretary Refuses to Estimate Summer Visitor Numbers, Awaits July Data
Cancun's tourism secretary says it's too early to project summer visitor numbers, citing World Cup and seat availability.
Over 200 Families in Calderitas Claim Land Fraud After Paying Millions Without Receiving Titles
More than 200 families in Calderitas allege they paid over 30 million pesos for land but never received property titles.
Tulum Taxi Union Pledges Visible Fare Displays to Curb Overcharging Complaints
Tulum's taxi union announces visible fare charts in response to passenger complaints about excessive charges.