Gunmen Fire at Least 30 Shots in Playa del Carmen Neighborhood, Prompting Major Police Response
Armed attack in La Esperanza settlement mobilized emergency services; no injuries reported despite extensive gunfire.
Sheinbaum Pledges to Open Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge in April After Multiple Delays
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced the delayed Nichupté Bridge in Cancún will open in April after cost overruns and technical issues.
Thieves Steal Trailer Loaded With Classic Ford Cars on Puebla-Orizaba Highway
A trailer carrying vintage Ford Model A cars was hijacked in Amozoc; the driver was briefly held then released.
IMSS-Bienestar Announces Historic Health Investment for Quintana Roo, Including New Hospitals and Free Specialties
A major federal health plan will build new hospitals and add over 100 beds and 26 medical specialties in Quintana…
Documentary ‘Flamingos: Life After the Meteorite’ Premieres in Mexican Cinemas This March
A documentary filmed over 700 days in Yucatán, narrated by Julieta Venegas, premieres in Mexican cinemas on March 26.
Chichén Itzá Authorities Warn of Fines for Climbing Pyramid During Spring Equinox
Authorities at Chichén Itzá warn visitors against climbing the pyramid during the Spring Equinox, with fines up to 50,000 pesos.
Independent Promoters Keep Lucha Libre Alive in Tulum Despite Lack of Official Support
Lucha libre in Tulum survives through private efforts as promoters train youth without institutional support.
Mexican Peso Hits Six-Month Low as Dollar Reaches 17.93 Pesos
The Mexican peso fell to its lowest level in six months, with the US dollar reaching 17.93 pesos on Friday.
Carnival Valor Cruise Brings Over 4,800 Visitors to Progreso, Boosting Local Economy
The Carnival Valor cruise ship brought 4,801 visitors to Progreso, Yucatan, boosting local businesses and tourism.
Elderly Man Accuses Cancún Traffic Officers of Assault and Abuse of Authority
An 82-year-old man filed a formal complaint alleging assault by Cancún traffic officers during a parking dispute.