This fun-loving family visited the Cuzamá Cenotes, about one hour outside Mérida. They traveled on a train track in a cart pulled by a horse to Chelentún, Chacsinicché and Bolonchoojol, the underground cenotes of Cuzamá.
Yucatán’s Olympic diver Rommel Pacheco finished second place to advance to medal competition later today.
The colorful letters spelling out P-R-O-G-R-E-S-O on the malecon didn’t last long.
Municipal Police this week began a seven-week-long series of training courses to reinforce security techniques and standards of professionalism.
Could Donald Trump be inadvertently doing Mexico a huge favor? The peso is gaining ground against the U.S. dollar while Donald Trump’s poll numbers are dropping.
Korea Gas Corp. signed a memorandum of understanding with state officials in Yucatán to build a liquified natural gas import terminal and pipelines.
More than 500 owners of vacant land have cleaned up their properties to avoid municipal fines which can reach 600,000 pesos.
International companies are in the process of installing 16 wind farms and solar panel-driven “photovoltaic” plants, making Yucatán the largest producer of renewable energy in the country by 2018, said state Secretary of Economic Development Ernesto Herrera Novelo.
An elderly woman from Lafayette, Ind., has been released from a Cancun hospital after paying $67,000 USD toward her $100,000-plus bill.
Nearly 300 Mayan archaeological sites, some obscure and some famous, are tracked on this amazing interactive Google map that demonstrates how much remains to be explored.
Four athletes from Yucatán are representing Mexico at the Rio Olympics. Here is when to watch if you want to see them compete.
Encouraging news for the Indiana family walloped with huge bills and threats of jail from a Cancun hospital.
A family from Indiana, in Cancun for a “dream wedding,” is now scraping to pay off a hospital after the bride’s grandmother had a heart attack.
One of Ricky Martin’s final One World Tour appearances will be in one of the cities where he began his travels in 2014: In Mérida.
While hurricane Early hammered Belize, the report from Mérida was “blue skies, light breeze, and verrrry humid right now.”
Starting Nov. 6, American Airlines will join Aeroméxico in offering direct flights between Mérida and Miami, Fla.
Restoration work on the Monumento a la Patria could start as early as October if INAH approves a plan of action in time.
Storm warnings have been issued by the governments of Mexico, Belize and Honduras as tropical storm Earl intensified on Tuesday.
Officers from the Animal Protection Unit of the Municipal Police yesterday morning confiscated a work horse exhibiting signs of abuse.
A British study of the world’s universities places Mérida’s UADY among the best, not just in the country, but also in Latin America.
Many foodies stop being adventurous when presented with a plate of nopales. And that’s a shame, because these prickly pear cactus paddles are spectacularly healthy.
When a space next door became available, Pola Gelato Shop took it and created Pola Juice Bar. An interview with one of the owners about how they found success in Calle 55.
By as early as March next year, the road journey from Mérida west to Celestún will be as easy as a trip north to the busy expat enclaves that surround Progreso.
The Gulf of Mexico is about to break its record for being hurricane-free.
That’s all for now
That’s all for now