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13 years after summer program at NASA Puebla woman builds space telescopes
Now an optical engineer building some of the world's largest and most advanced telescopes, Margaret Domínguez grew up in in rural Puebla.
Tasty insects take center stage at the Chiapas Edible Ant Culinary Festival
At last weekend's Edible Ant Culinary Festival in Tuxtla, culture, history and nucú flying ants were all on the menu.
From local hero in Oaxaca to Russian spy in the US: scientist sentenced to...
A scientist from Oaxaca who pleaded guilty to spying for Russia in the United States was sentenced to four years in U.S. federal prison.
Mexico City airport prohibits Uber and other platforms but it’s business as usual
Drivers for ride-hailing apps are defying a ban on pick-ups and drop-offs at the airport, a rule authorities are doing little to enforce.
Believe it nor not, Mexico City is where the wild things are
The nation's capital might seem like just a concrete jungle, but 2,254 species live here, including pelicans, rattlesnakes and even bobcats.
Burrito sales help medical student in quest to practice family medicine
A medicine student short on cash in Sinaloa has found a novel way to help fund his studies: selling and delivering burritos.
900 folkloric dancers beat a Guinness record in Michoacán
Michoacán one-upped the neighboring state of Jalisco on Sunday, beating its 2019 record for the largest Mexican folk dance.
Rescue of buried 16th-century chapel proceeds in Puebla
Volunteers in Puebla have begun an ambitious project to restore a 16th century chapel that partially collapsed in an earthquake decades ago.
Cocaine, meth and pot-laced snacks found in suitcase full of candy in Jalisco
A suitcase full of cannabis-laced cookies, gummies and Cheetos — along with cocaine and methamphetamine — was discovered in Atoyac, Jalisco.
At patron saints’ festivals in northern Jalisco, narcos demand half the proceeds: bishop
Crime bosses in northern Jalisco permit patron saints' festivals in exchange for half the proceeds, the region's archbishop revealed.
