Thieves broke into the Quintana Roo home of the prominent journalist and human rights activist, stealing electronics and “sensitive” journalistic work.

A young Mexican mathematician won the cup at the ALOHA competition in China with his mental math prowess.

Immigration authorities say that deporting the 715 immigrants who are from outside the Americas will cost the government 56 million pesos.

There were large amounts of the weed at 33 locations yesterday, according to the sargassum monitoring network, but the number declined slightly today to 29.

The Guelaguetza kicked off in Oaxaca city where the celebration of the indigenous traditions of the state’s regions drew a record-breaking 15,000 visitors.

The city found that thousands of offenses committed in 2018 went unreported, revealing that security has not deteriorated as much as previously thought.

The president of the Zihuatanejo Hoteliers’ Association was shot and killed Monday night in an attack by two people on a motorcycle.

A Mexican union leader whose name has been synonymous with corruption for years but has never been charged is now facing prosecution.

Authorities have frozen several millions of dollars in accounts linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, Mexico’s most powerful criminal organization.

Should original artists be flattered that their work is admired and deemed worthy of mass production, or irritated that it’s being copied and then sold?

Over the past month in Mexico, we were reminded once again that these migrants are not nameless, faceless statistics. They are people.

A visit confirms rumors that the border hamlet is the new bulge in the border balloon, an unguarded gateway between Guatemala and Mexico.

On the second Sunday of every month, Mexico City residents can barter their recyclables for fresh produce grown by local farmers.

Just two hours from Guadalajara, this Jalisco town might have the prettiest plaza in all Mexico and its church is amazingly beautiful.