Friday, April 19, 2024
Fernando shows off his divorce papers.

Got 1 min? Recently divorced couple goes viral after celebrating together...

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What better way to celebrate a divorce than getting beers with your ex?
Protesters in Mexico City display banners demanding justice for murdered environmental activist Samir Flores and other causes related to environmental defense.

Report shows 20 environmental activists were killed in Mexico in 2023

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At the top of the list was Michoacán, with seven land defenders killed in 2023.
A crocodile in a swimming pool

Got 1 min? Croc spotted taking a dip in Zihuatanejo pool

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After a quick dip in the beachfront pool, Civil Protection personnel gave the reptile a free ride home.
A person holds a flashlight and a broom as they clean out a well in Mexico City

Was it sabotage? Criminal complaint filed in CDMX water contamination debacle

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The plot thickens in the ongoing water contamination case in Benito Juárez borough, where residents have been told to continue to use bottled water.
A woman shields herself from the sun with an umbrella

Heat wave continues, but rain in weather forecast for parts of Mexico

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Highs above 40 degrees Celsius are forecast for most of the country this weekend, with extreme storms possible in some places.
A collapsed construction crane next to a concrete bridge support

Crane collapse halts work on section of Mexico City-Toluca commuter rail

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Work on a Mexico City section of the project is on hold pending investigations after a crane collapsed Wednesday while assembling a bridge.
Police in Fresnillo, Zacatecas

Public security survey shows uptick in Mexicans who feel unsafe

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The quarterly survey showed an increase in security concern from the 10-year-low recorded at the end of 2023, with 14 cities seeing a significant rise.
Marine researchers on a ship looking through telescopes for vaquita porpoises

Vaquita porpoise survey expedition announced for May

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The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society and Mexican government announced the dates of their annual joint vaquita porpoise monitoring mission.
Acapulco beachgoer in front of ocean with damaged buildings in coastline view

Is Acapulco ‘on its feet’ or a ‘grim scene’ 6 months after Hurricane Otis?

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Some hotels have reopened and major events have returned, but the Pacific port is still facing an uphill climb in its recovery efforts.
A young girl receives a vaccine from a nurse

Mexico’s Health Ministry issues measles alert

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Mexico has reported 859 probable cases of measles or rubella, all of which are suspected to have originated outside of Mexico.

38 migrants rescued from a property north of Mexico City

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The group had been abducted while moving north to the border with the United States, but no arrests were reported.