Baby in DIF Oaxaca’s care dies: this is what’s known about the case
State authorities confirmed the death of a seven-month-old baby who was being held by the Oaxaca DIF (National Family Planning Institute) after being recovered last April as part of an investigation into alleged domestic violence. Margarita Guzmán Corsi, the prosecutor specializing in Gender-Based Crimes against Women, reported that “this investigation began on April 24, 2025, […]
Producers close coastal highway 200, Oaxaca-Guerrero, due to Hurricane Erick; they demand the presence of Claudia Sheinbaum.
After failing to reach an agreement between Oaxaca state government officials and producers and farmers affected by Category 3 Hurricane Erick on the Oaxaca coast, they announced the complete closure of the Oaxaca-Guerrero Federal Coastal Highway 200; they requested the presence of President Claudia Sheinbaum. After several hours of discussion at a working group on […]
Rubén Rocha Moya sees positively that the United States considers Mazatlán and Ahome safe cities for travel.
Governor Rubén Rocha Moya stated that the travel advisory recently issued by the United States for cities in several states exempts the ports of Mazatlán, Los Mochis, and Topolobampo (municipality of Ahome), key cities for tourism in the state. This acknowledges the growing confidence that local, national, and international tourists can continue visiting these destinations […]
The Sinaloa government reiterates that there will be no increase in public transportation fares.
The Sinaloa government assured that urban service fares will remain unchanged. The Director of Roads and Transportation, Marco Antonio Osuna Moreno, reiterated that there is no ruling for an increase and that the rumors circulating on social media are unfounded. “There is no fare increase, no ruling has been issued, there is no such thing […]
Iván Alfonso, public security commander of Culiacán, Sinaloa, was killed.
Iván Alfonso, the public security commander of Culiacán, Sinaloa, was killed as he was leaving his shift. On August 13, Iván Alfonso was shot and killed just as he was leaving his shift as the public security commander of Culiacán. This was according to official reports, where federal authorities responded to the crime scene of […]
Coahuila and Durango have accumulated 48 and 22 cases of measles.
With 48 confirmed cumulative cases of measles and an incidence rate of 1.40 per 100,000 inhabitants, the state of Coahuila remains in third place nationwide, while Durango ranks fifth with 22 cases and a rate of 1.13, according to the Daily Report on the outbreak of the disease in Mexico. No deaths have been reported […]
Man attempts suicide at his daughter’s grave in Durango
A 55-year-old man, devastated by the recent loss of his daughter, was rescued by State Police officers after threatening to take his own life at the Santiago Papasquiaro municipal cemetery. The incident, which highlighted the individual’s profound grief and emotional crisis, was brought under control thanks to the swift intervention of authorities. The events unfolded […]
Firefighters rescue people trapped in an IMSS elevator in Durango.
Members of the Durango Fire Department responded to the General Hospital of Zone No. 1 of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) after receiving reports of several people trapped in an elevator, including a minor. With a response time of just four minutes, rescuers managed to free the occupants, who were unharmed. The minor was […]
Debunking Myths: What You Should Know About Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is one of the most common conditions in men’s health, but numerous myths persist. Knowing the correct information is essential for prevention and timely diagnosis. Here we debunk some of the most widespread beliefs about this disease. Who is at risk? A common misconception is that only older men are susceptible to this […]