Cancún Hosts International Symposium on Religious Freedom
Quintana Roo hosted the International Symposium on Religious Freedom in Mexico and Central America 2026 in Cancún.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Quintana Roo hosted the International Symposium on Religious Freedom in Mexico and Central America 2026 in Cancún.
Cancun will host the Ruta Paseo Cancunense on May 17, a family-friendly event promoting cycling and outdoor activity.
A viral video shows Mexican Navy members allegedly stealing a phone, cash, and planting drugs during a Cancun operation.
The law includes protections for black coral and a 'Hecho en Quintana Roo' brand.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado's program offers free training and services to 1,200 small businesses in Playa del Carmen.
Officials in Playa del Carmen refute claims that its beaches lost Platino and Blue Flag certifications.
Environmental activists say the Maya Train has caused irreversible harm to the Yucatan Peninsula's aquifer and cave system.
Indigenous and rural schools in Playa del Carmen lack infrastructure and materials, prompting a municipal aid campaign.
Quintana Roo governor announces monthly Sunday closures of the Nichupté Bridge for pedestrian use.
State officials are working with all 11 municipalities to ensure local traffic regulations comply with state law.