Quintana Roo Bolsters Security for 2026 World Cup With Federal Reinforcements
Quintana Roo deploys thousands of federal and state officers to secure World Cup venues and summer tourism.
Cozumel Teachers to Hold Seventh Annual Fishing Tournament Honoring Late Colleague
Cozumel educators will hold the 7th Magisterium Bottom Fishing Tournament on May 23, honoring teacher Miguel Arcángel Sulub Hernández.
Cancún Launches Free Gender Identity Change Campaign for Pride Month
Cancún offers free gender identity changes for trans and non-binary people until June 5, 2026.
Cozumel Forms First Lionfish Control Brigade to Protect Reefs
Cozumel created its first specialized brigade to control invasive lionfish and protect the island's coral reefs.
Greenpeace Mexico Drops Banner at Bellas Artes to Protest Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day Project
Activists hung a banner at Mexico City's iconic Palace of Fine Arts, warning of environmental damage from a planned water…
Cancún Beaches Remain Clear as Sargasso Hits Other Parts of Quintana Roo
Cancún's beaches stay clear while 30 beaches in Quintana Roo face excessive sargasso levels.
Tulum Mayor Inspects Upgrades at Jacinto Pat Library to Boost Learning and Community Space
Tulum Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo toured the Jacinto Pat Library to review improvements and promote reading among youth.
Solidaridad Council Approves Land Donation to IMSS for Family Medicine Unit in Puerto Aventuras
Solidaridad council approved a land donation to IMSS without time limit for a family medicine unit in Puerto Aventuras.
Access Restored to ‘La Fortaleza’ Settlement in Isla Mujeres After Mediation
Authorities mediate reopening of road for 30 families in Isla Mujeres' La Fortaleza settlement.
Outrage at Cancun School After Principal Removes Altar for Drowned Student
Students and parents at a Cancun middle school are outraged after the principal removed a memorial altar for a classmate…