Cancun Thief Sentenced to 12 Years for Armed Robbery
A judge sentenced Wilber Pérez de la Cruz to 12 years for a violent robbery at a store in Cancun.
Three Suspects Charged in Cancun Sex Trafficking Ring
Three people were charged in Cancun for running a sex trafficking ring that lured women with fake hotel jobs.
Drunk Brawl Triggers Code Red Alert in Cancun
A fight between intoxicated men in Cancun sparked a Code Red alert after residents mistook the noise for gunfire.
Mexico Launches New Campaign to Eradicate Homophobic Chant Ahead of World Cup
Mexico's new campaign aims to replace the homophobic chant with the stadium wave before the 2026 World Cup.
Plastics From 40 Countries Wash Ashore in Mahahual, Threatening Reefs and Turtle Nests
Massive sargasso influx carries foreign plastic waste, endangering coral reefs and sea turtle nesting sites in Costa Maya.
Wildfire ‘Jas’ Near Xcalak 70% Contained, Authorities Report
The 'Jas' wildfire near Xcalak, Quintana Roo, is 70% contained, with a Mexican Army helicopter aiding firefighting efforts.
Ancient Maya Structure Discovered During Maya Train Construction in Yucatan
Archaeologists uncover a 1,100-year-old Maya structure with possible ritual use during Maya Train salvage work in Yucatan.
Basic Food Basket Exceeds 2,000 Pesos; Quintana Roo Among Most Expensive States
ANPEC reports price increases in 44 essential products between April and May, with Quintana Roo among the hardest hit.
Renacimiento Maya Program Distributes Free Books to Yucatan Students
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena led a book giveaway for Student Day, promoting reading and culture among youth.
Heavy Machinery Work on Holbox Island Sparks Environmental Alarm
Residents and activists report heavy machinery work near Punta Cocos, raising fears of mangrove and coastal damage.