Monday's earthquake in Colombia has Mexico asking: Is the Pacific Ring of Fire about to send another major tremor north?
An access road for construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall in West Texas threatens the archaeological landscape of Porvenir, the site of a 1918 massacre of ethnic Mexican villagers.
As a controversial ammonia plant in Sinaloa nears completion, Ohuira Bay communities ponder a new proposal and whether to continue fighting.
Mexico's week in review: The first week of August 2026, the US suspended avocado certs, Sheinbaum weighs fracking and Peru ties resume.
Mexico and Japan launch a joint program using tech and funding to tackle the sargassum crisis hitting Caribbean beaches.
Federal authorities on Thursday announced the arrest of former Guerrero Governor Ángel Aguirre in connection with the 2014 Ayozinapa case.
A U.S. government task force has broken up an arms-trafficking ring responsible for military-grade firearms being sent across the border.
Mexico has until next Feb. 1 to convince UNESCO it's doing enough to protect the vaquita porpoise — the world’s most endangered marine mammal.
The week of April 27-May 1, 2026, a US indictment of the governor of Sinaloa tested Mexico's sovereignty as data revealed Q1 GDP contraction.
A Chapala municipal official's open letter to Ajijic-area expats flags traffic violations, pet etiquette and urges learning basic Spanish.
Chihuahua led Mexican states with record export revenue in 2025 as Jalisco posts fastest growth, in this week's edition of Mexico in Numbers.
The Interior Ministry confirmed that public access to a secluded beach adjacent to a luxury development at Punta Mita will be guaranteed.
Mexican archaeologists have registered a sprawling ancient Maya city in southern Quintana Roo after local residents flagged the site during work on the Maya Train project.
Mexico's export earnings have now increased in annual terms in each of the last 10 months, with six months registering double-digit increases in revenue.
A Senate bill seeks to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) use in Mexico, banning electoral misinformation, sexual deepfakes and more.
This week, Mexico's security shortfalls were front and center after a car crash revealed a recurring collaboration between Chihuahua and the CIA, a fatal shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids took a Canadian visitor's life and a visit from the United Nations high commissioner for human rights raised uncomfortable questions.
New evidence in the death of former beauty queen Carolina Flores Gómez appeared to confirm that she was murdered by her mother-in-law.
Protesting bean farmers are being blamed for starting a fire at a government warehouse that destroyed 6 million pesos worth of food.
Monday’s shooting at the Teotihuacán archaeological site has prompted the government to implement enhanced security at many sites.
President Sheinbaum said on Tuesday that if an investigation finds that the state of Chihuahua and the CIA were carrying out a joint security operation, Mexico would send a protest note to the U.S. government.