Leo Sharp went from decorated war veteran and renowned horticulturist to transporting cocaine for the Sinaloa Cartel. His story inspired the film The Mule.

A Mexico City judge ordered driver Homero Richards to pay 426,000 pesos over the unauthorized sale of a race car that had been entrusted to him.

A man was detained at a security checkpoint in the Zócalo carrying 500,000 pesos in cash whose origin he could not substantiate. The Public Prosecutor’s Office will determine his legal situation.

The Sept. 16, 2026 parade will feature 45 tactical drones, a flyover of 99 aircraft, new domestically built armored vehicles and more than 15,000 participants.

Fuerza Civil reported the capture of three men allegedly linked to the clash in General Treviño, Nuevo León, which left seven people dead and led to the cancellation of the Independence Day ceremony.

The measles outbreak at the Xalapa State Cancer Center has reached 16 confirmed cases, two deaths and two cases awaiting test results, according to federal authorities.

Mexico is expected to formally accede soon to ASEAN’s Treaty of Amity and Cooperation as part of a strategy to expand its economic and diplomatic ties with Southeast Asia.

Hundreds of UAEM students marched in Cuernavaca to demand justice for Claudia Tacoronte, who was killed in Cuautla, and call for greater security on campuses and along student routes.

Jesse Huerta announced that he will scale back his activities to focus on his family and well-being. He will honor Jesse & Joy’s scheduled dates through November, but has not said when he will return.

Emerson Rey, a content creator known for documenting daily life and regional activities in Guerrero, and his father were killed in Tenexpa. State prosecutors are investigating the double homicide.

The Querétaro municipal government stepped up cleanup efforts in the Historic Center ahead of the Independence celebrations and asked residents and visitors to help prevent litter on streets and in ...

Formalization gives businesses access to financing and new markets, but tax, labor and administrative costs remain a barrier for small companies in Mexico.