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Mexico has a crisis of the disappeared — with at least 115,000 people still missing — and scientists are now using new methods to find them, from biological patterns to environmental signatures.

The program Mexico Te Abraza provided support to the returning migrants, seeing them safely along the route until they were re-united with their familes.

Could an act of sacrilege be to blame for the sinking of the steamboat Libertad in Lake Chapala in 1889, a tragedy that claimed 28 lives? The ship's ill-fated voyage has given rise to legends and lore.

Three airports, a local culinary legend and the price of residency are all in our latest news roundup for San Miguel de Allende this week.

Ten Indigenous Wixárika communities in Northern Jalisco are becoming more connected to one another thanks to a new road building initiative, dubbed the Artisanal Trails Program.

While lodging prices increased across all 16 World Cup host cities, CDMX and Monterrey were the worst offenders, closely followed by Guadalajara.

One of Guadalajara's historic bridges has been covered in grafitti, but another has been rehabilitated by INAH and given a second life as a tourist attraction.

Arising from Mexico's magical realist tradition, these artisan-made treasures have become the height of stylist interior fashion.

Artist and MND co-owner Tamanna Bembenek shares her journey of slowing down, healing and rediscovering creativity through art in her new exhibit in San Miguel de Allende.

High Mexican officials who set down some roots in Spain include former presidents Peña Nieto and Salinas de Gortari. But ex-Gov. Alfaro is the only one who went to coach pro soccer.