Ricardo Verduzco was an official with the Sinaloa Institute of Physical Culture and Sport during the governorship of Rubén Rocha Moya, who is also accused of drug trafficking by U.S. prosecutors. He left his position on July 31.

Rubén Rocha Moya, the Sinaloa governor who is accused of drug trafficking by U.S. prosecutors, returned to office on Friday — only to ask to go on leave again the very next day.

While residents and visitors in Mexico's border states suffer through a seemingly endless heat wave, the north-central Pacific states will be getting drenched by rainfall, helped along by a potential hurricane offshore.

On Monday, President Sheinbaum celebrated bilateral efforts to eliminate the New World screwworm in cattle and made it clear that she does not believe Rubén Rocha Moya should be at the helm of the Sinaloa government while he faces drug trafficking charges abroad.

After six years of living in Mexico, Charlotte Smith reflects on the lessons she has learned as a result of the move, and how they have led to a better life.

The interim governor's announcement that the Grito will be celebrated next month was welcome not only because it promises the return of patriotic revelry but also because it hints that Sinaloa's nightmare of violence and fear does not have to last forever.

She joins 87 other Mexicans who have successfully swum the English Channel (usually called in Spanish El Canal de la Mancha) but she is the first from the state of Colima, earning her honors from the Manzanillo municipal government.

This week's bust came just over two months after state and federal security authorities located more than 550 IEDs at another property in the same area of Sinaloa.

Officials say crocodiles and humans are interacting more and more in Puerto Vallarta. What can be done?

State and local officials from Jalisco and Puerto Vallarta are tackling a dual challenge of utmost importance to residents and visitors: how to protect crocodiles from humans and how to protect humans from crocodiles.