Chichén Itzá breaks attendance record with 18,000 visitors

The case of a toddler abducted from a market in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, had a happy ending Thursday.

Murder is down 50% and kidnapping has plummeted 70% in the first half of 2020, the Minister of the Navy said.

Health officials have begun providing a neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of coronavirus infections on the state’s website.

A US cybersecurity firm has revealed that an attack took place last week against CIBanco, although the bank says the attack was unsuccessful.

The storm made landfall on the Yucatán Peninsula, bringing with it torrential rain that caused major flooding in dozens of Maya communities. 

The killing of a University of Guadalajara student who was found shot to death in Zapopan is being investigated as a possible hate crime.

Two huge statues and several rustic hot pools are among the sights at this canyon on the Santiago River near Guadalajara.

Mexican cooks and culture appreciate good salt; in fact, the Latin (and Spanish) word for salt, sal, is the root of the word “salary.”

Galería MUY is a multi-faceted project involved in production, education, and fair commercialization of fine art grounded in indigenous cultures.

The little town of El Arenal, a mere 30 kilometers from Guadalajara, may have been at the hub of a great civilization.

In San Cristóbal, a 71-year-old American is living his last few months in peace and comfort with friends, caregivers—and stage 4 cancer.

Some cactus in Mexico is economically important as a commercial crop, and others are only harvested wild as a local delicacy.

If we needed a major opportunity to pause and bring forth both our individual and collective strength, it’s certainly arrived.

Borders exist for good reasons, but this border is not working. Could the border be moved? With a pen stroke, yes.

I don’t want women to have to deal with unwanted pregnancies in the first place. And guess what? There are many ways to deal with them by preventing them.