Artist turned her Tepoztlán neighborhood into a community coloring book

The president addressed the omicron variant early in the week, then celebrated the halfway mark of his term on Wednesday.

Mexico has detected its first case of the omicron variant of the coronavirus in a recently arrived South African citizen.

Construction on the second runway has already begun, while the second terminal will be started in 2024 and be finished by the summer of 2026.

Mexico’s proposed electricity reform is creating uncertainty and affecting new investment, the European Union ambassador to Mexico says.

A Nuevo León psychiatric patient had an unenviable adventure this week when he attempted to escape from a hospital via a sewage tunnel.

Archaeologists believe the Mexica home hosted a ‘closure ritual’ after the Spanish conquered Tenochtitlán in the 16th century.

The Migrant Protection Protocols, which forced some migrants to await the outcome of United States asylum claims in Mexico, will restart on Monday.

A new US bill proposes tax credits for US-made EVs, threatening the economy and violating the USMCA trade pact, a business group said.

The additional jabs for seniors will be available starting this month, AMLO said, thanks to the United States providing enough doses.

Expat Judy Wray’s community mural projects, which she started to tackle rising petty crime, attract artists from around the world to help out.

This Mediterranean herb, known as romero here in Mexico, has a long history of culinary and medicinal use that still carries on strong today.

In rural Jalisco, John Pint saw how beneficial insect eaters and pollinators are unplanned victims of ranchers trying to protect their cattle.

Campeche’s annual Moda Intramuros event might look straight out of Fashion Week, but the designs—and models—on its catwalk will surprise you.

If you own blown-glass Christmas ornaments from Mexico, they were likely made in either Tlalpujahua, Michoacán, or Chignahuapan, Puebla.

A new film explores the slippery truth of the day the Mexican revolutionary attacked an American border town after an arms deal gone wrong.

Inflation is pushing prices up. But when will informal and contract workers see corresponding wage increases?

The level of interest in Madrid for a display about the Day of the Dead contrasted with a transatlantic slanging match between politicians.

In the spirit of the recent holiday, Sarah DeVries compiles a list of all the things she’s grateful for in her adopted country.