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Journalists murdered in Veracruz, Baja California
Reporters Without Borders has called for investigations into the killings of José Luis Gamboa and Margarito Martínez.
Toll plaza uses automated traffic spike system on drivers who don’t pay
The evasion of tolls at a notoriously lawless toll plaza in México state looks set to become a thing of the past.
Though it’s not exactly profitable, CDMX organ grinders keep the faith
COVID's effects on tourism and chilangos' pockets make earning a living even harder, but tradition and family ties inspire them to carry on.
Omicron fuels record-breaking COVID case numbers; deaths down but hospitalizations rise
The variant is claiming fewer lives, but the active case tally for January has increased by 607% compared to the end of 2021.
Two years of evading COVID feels like an unending dodgeball game
But in this pandemic scenario, we're all the reluctant kids at the back of the gym just hoping that the ball doesn't hit us too hard.
Avocado, lime and chile see big spikes in prices
Guacamole may soon be worth its weight in gold now that prices for three of its ingredients have shot up in recent weeks.
Super Bowl avocado exports expected to break record
A record-breaking 140,000 tonnes of Mexican avocados are expected to be shipped to the United States ahead of the 56th Super Bowl.
COVID roundup: 44,000 new cases Wednesday; active cases at all-time high
The omicron variant has pushed active COVID case numbers to an all-time high, prompting many states to enact new restrictions.
As Mexico downplays danger of omicron, health officials see it in more serious light
While omicron causes less severe disease than delta, it remains a dangerous virus, says World Health Organization.
Drone drops explosives on civilians’ camp in Michoacán—and films the attack
The Jalisco New Generation Cartel allegedly attacked parts of Tepalcatepec, even dropping drone-guided explosives on displaced civilians.
