The group erected a plaque officially acknowledging the “death” of the Ayoloco ice mass on the Iztaccíhuatl volcano that melted away in 2018.

The overpass crushed two trucks after it collapsed onto the Querétaro-San Luís Potosí highway, 39 kilometers from San Luís Potosí city.

Drought has dried up what was Mexico’s second-biggest lake, destroying a once thriving fishing economy in Michoacán.

The Environmental Commission of the Megalopolis asked the federal electric company to reduce the combustible’s use at its Tula power plant.

A still burning clandestine grave containing human remains was found by a citizens’ search brigade on Wednesday in Guaymas, Sonora.

The papal nuncio has chastised church leaders for estrangement from Mexico’s faithful, says a religion expert.

The Foreign Ministry has expressed concern over the U.S. government’s recommendation to its citizens to avoid travel to Mexico.

The National Guard offered 1 million pesos to the families of two people killed in Nuevo Laredo in exchange for withdrawing charges.

The federal historical preservation agency filed a complaint against illegal construction going on at the Teotihuacán site in México state.

Only 35 kilometers from Guatemala’s border, in the state of Campeche, Calakmul is a ruin of one of Mexico’s most significant old Maya cities.

Sandra Reyes and Ángel Ledezma’s work entertains children in remote towns but also helps the kids’ adult relatives process trauma and grief.

San Gregorio Atlapulco’s Día de la Cruz rituals have roots in the feast day’s origins in 326 but also in traditions started 50 years ago.

Even the three most common onion types — yellow, red or purple and white — bring subtle flavor differences to take into account.

Many believe the nation’s pack animals are dying out, but they are still part of life in areas where using vehicles is near impossible.

During the Postclassic period, the life-and-death struggle for rain drove Jalisco’s Huicholes to carve entreaties to the sun god into stone.

Omar Vidal asks us to ponder the female members of the animal kingdom, many of whom endure great adversity to continue the species.

Many Mexico expats have the opportunity to get a Covid shot elsewhere, unlike many Mexicans. Should they? What, if any, ethics are involved?

Repatriating items held for centuries to nations of origin often means confronting the history of how the pieces got there to begin with.