Cancún Aims to Host Mexico’s First International Choir Festival
Cancún could host Mexico's first international choir festival, boosting cultural and tourism appeal.
Cancún’s Carnival 2026 to Begin with Traditional Burning of Bad Mood Ritual
Cancún's Carnival 2026 kicks off February 12 with the symbolic Burning of the Bad Mood ceremony.
Tulum Municipality Implements Financial Restructuring, Leading to Layoffs and Council Debate
Tulum municipality lays off workers in financial restructuring, sparking council debate over transparency.
Mexico and United States Formalize Historic Water Agreement for Rio Grande Management
Mexico and the US sign a water-sharing pact for the Rio Grande, addressing drought and bilateral cooperation.
Cold Front Triggers Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Yucatan Town, Six Hospitalized
Six people hospitalized in Tizimín after using charcoal indoors during cold weather.
Environmental Groups Demand Transparency on CFE Submarine Power Line in Playa del Carmen
Environmentalists in Playa del Carmen petition CFE for public information on a submarine power line project over reef concerns.
Authorities Set Up Checkpoint After Reported Shootout in Limones, Quintana Roo
Security forces established a checkpoint in Felipe Carrillo Puerto following a reported shootout in Limones.
Electrical Short Sparks Blaze That Destroys Two Homes in Maya Community
A fire caused by an electrical short destroyed two homes in the Maya community of Trapich, leaving a family homeless.
Cancún Doctor Arrested for Allegedly Assaulting Medicated Patient
A Cancún doctor faces charges for allegedly sexually assaulting a patient while she was under medication.
Tourist Scams Surge in Isla Mujeres as Unauthorized Vendors Flood Streets
Unauthorized vendors from Cancún and Playa del Carmen are scamming tourists in Isla Mujeres with inflated prices.