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MND Local: Murals, an eclipse and aura farming in San Miguel...
From new murals and botanical sculptures to a lunar eclipse and aura farming, see what’s happening in San Miguel de Allende.
Former Sinaloa state official arrested in Utah with more than 100,000...
Ricardo Verduzco was an official with the Sinaloa Institute of Physical Culture and Sport during the governorship of Rubén Rocha Moya, who is also accused of drug trafficking by U.S. prosecutors. He left his position on July 31.
US issues security alert concerning area of Mexicali
The United States issued a consular security alert for the area of Mexicali on Monday due to a potential threat, but further information is pending.
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Isaac del Toro wins his first Tour of Germany
This victory makes Ensenada-born Isaac del Toro the first Latin American cyclist to win the Tour of Germany, following his recent milestone of becoming the first Mexican cyclist in 36 years to win a stage of the Tour de France.
University of Guadalajara scientists discover 6 ant-killing ‘zombie fungi’
The ruthless parasites infect the body of ants, causing them to adopt suicidal behavior, and then grow out of the dead boides to release spores for a new generation of the unusual species.
Mexico’s economy grew 1.4% in Q2 but contracted in June, revised data shows
Analysts partially attributed the solid economic performance in the second quarter to spending related to the FIFA men's World Cup, though June on the whole produced a decline.
Another major bust nets weapons, drugs and 20 CJNG-related arrests
It was the second major successful federal operation in less than a week, bringing to 32 the total number of alleged members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) apprehended.
MND Local: Flight cuts and water relief in Guadalajara, and Jalisco’s tequila economy
Aeroméxico is suspending several flights to Guadalajara, and in response to the metro area's water crisis, residents in many neighborhoods will begin receiving steep discounts on their water bills, writes Dawn Stoner.
Profepa clears 6 dolphins for relocation from shuttered Cancún dolphinarium
The move comes amid concerns about the health and safety of the animals, which remain under the care of Mexico’s environmental authority following the closure of the Dolphin Discovery dolphinarium in October 2025.
Several storm systems, including a potential hurricane, are dumping rain across much of Mexico
While residents and visitors in Mexico's border states suffer through a seemingly endless heat wave, the north-central Pacific states will be getting drenched by rainfall, helped along by a potential hurricane offshore.
Mexico’s week in review: Fugitive swaps, a strawberry spat and a stronger peso
This week in Mexico saw strong security cooperation with the U.S. despite mounting trade friction, as the peso continued to strengthen below 17 to the dollar.
