Tulum Trains Taxi Drivers and Tourist Police in Service Quality
Taxi drivers and tourist police in Tulum took part in a training session to improve visitor service and professionalize transport.
INSUS Accused of Overcharging Playa del Carmen Residents for Property Titles
Residents say INSUS is charging up to 400,000 pesos for property titles after 32 years of building their homes.
Quintana Roo Artisans Launch National Network to Eliminate Middlemen
A cooperative of women artisans and traditional cooks launches a national network to sell directly to consumers and expand markets.
Tulum Lobster Season Starts Strong, Cooperative Reports 23 Tons Caught
The Vigía Chico cooperative in Tulum has caught 23 tons of lobster since July 1, despite problems with the road…
Three in 10 Quintana Roo Food Establishments Show Sanitary Irregularities
About 30% of food and beverage businesses inspected in Quintana Roo have sanitary irregularities, prompting calls for public reporting.
Playa del Carmen and Tulum Lead Groundwater Pollution Levels in Quintana Roo, Watchdog Says
A water watchdog group says poor sewage infrastructure is polluting groundwater in Playa del Carmen and Tulum and may be…
Playa del Carmen and CFE Agree on Plan to Solve Power Outages
Authorities and CFE set up permanent working group, plan new substations and 250 million pesos in investment to end blackouts…
Suspected Drug Dealer Arrested in Cancún Upscale District
A court-authorized raid on a Cancun home led to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer and the seizure of…
Two Men Sentenced to Up to 41 Years for Aggravated Homicide in Cancun
A court in Cancun sentenced two men to 41 and 37 years in prison for separate aggravated homicide convictions.
Cancún Prepares 108 Shelters, Drainage Work Ahead of Potential Cyclone
Benito Juárez activates 108 shelters and drainage cleanup as two Atlantic systems threaten heavy rain.