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25 million students hit the books as authorities declare conditions are right
Nearly 24.5 million preschool, primary school and middle school students begin the new school year on Monday. High schools started August 15.
Hot, hot and even hotter: the challenge of summertime cooking
Janet Blaser offers up easy, refreshing recipes for those unbearably hot days when you just don't want to spend a lot of time cooking.
Mexican racquetball champ wins another world title
Paola Longoria of Mexico won her fifth world racquetball title this week, solidifying her ranking as the No. 1 female player on the planet.
New plan for Coahuila miners’ rescue could take at least 11 months
Families of the trapped miners have rejected a government-proposed rescue plan that could take nearly a year, though alternatives are few.
Coffee, aguardiente producers are focus of Veracruz tourism plan
A Veracruz municipality hopes to attract tourism with a network of trails that allow visitors to explore the area's artisanal products.
As another journalist is killed, attacks on media continue to rise: report
Guerrero journalist Fredid Román was murdered in Guerrero on Monday, becoming the 15th media worker to be killed this year.
Municipal councilor proposes controlled hunt of crocodiles to cull population
A politician in Tamaulipas has proposed the elimination of a federal norm that protects crocodiles so they can be culled and commercialized.
Puebla town goes after record for world’s biggest chile en nogada
The dish was crafted from 2,500 poblano peppers stuffed with 40 kilos of apples, 40 kilos of peaches and 81 kilos of ground meat.
After threat of legal action, WHO comes through with 10 million vaccine doses
The government threatened to take legal action against the COVAX vaccine initiative for failing to supply all the COVID-19 shots it promised.
Court grants injunction to suspend bullfights at Zacatecas fair
The decision, which will ban bullfights at the fair, follows several similar rulings against bullfighting across Mexico in recent months.
