A couple on the run from United States authorities were arrested last week in San Pedrito, Baja California Sur.

A free health care system will be a reality in Mexico by the end of his term, Andrés Manuel López Obrador promised.

Five organizations have terminated a transparency agreement with the commission due to its “visible disinterest” in making information available.

Municipal authorities have bowed to public pressure and refused permits for a concert by “black metal” band Marduk.

Tropical Storm Sergio brought heavy rains to northern Mexico, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate their homes and closing schools in four states.

The off-road motorsport race will proceed as planned despite federal authorities having provisionally suspending the event and imposing a fine.

There are now 121 towns on the list of those considered magical with the addition this week of 10 new Pueblos Mágicos by the Secretariat of Tourism.

October is when all of the snowbirds begin their migration to the balmy climes of Mexico. It is also when Mexicans embrace death.

Mexicans have taken US President Trump to the cleaners on NAFTA, the newly agreed-to United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA.

The 10 sharks were described as harmless, on top of which they had been fed so they wouldn’t care about a gringo swimming among them.

Archaeological site considered important because it was occupied continuously for 17 to 19 centuries is now open to the public.

Tour for nature lovers includes birdwatching, lunch by local chefs and hopes of seeing an axolotl in the wild.