In recent hours, the Coahuila Attorney General’s Office has successfully intercepted the incursion of criminal groups that, in a piecemeal and clandestine manner, have attempted to initiate illegal activities such as drug trafficking and firearms-related operations. The first incident occurred in Torreón, where a house was seized containing narcotics and six firearms. Subsequently, in the […]
Cultural Festival 2026: Tourist information booth installed at Zacatecas Museum
The State Government, led by Governor David Monreal Ávila, through the Ministry of Tourism, continues its efforts to promote the destination, in coordination with the Zacatecas Institute of Culture “Ramón López Velarde,” as part of the 40th Zacatecas Cultural Festival. A tourist information booth has been set up at the Zacatecas Museum to provide visitors […]
Zacatecas traffic police officers caught drinking alcohol inside the police station
Traffic police officers in Zacatecas were exposed after a video surfaced showing them drinking alcohol in the courtyard of their headquarters, allegedly with the participation of their director. The Traffic Police confirmed the authenticity of the video, which dates back to December 11, 2025, while the Zacatecas State Public Administration Secretariat launched a formal investigation. […]
Following the death of “Mencho,” hundreds of people from the mountains of Durango were displaced by the violence.
Dozens of Indigenous families from mountain communities in Durango have been displaced, fleeing their homes and seeking refuge in nearby towns due to the escalating violence plaguing the border region with Nayarit. The situation worsened after the killing of criminal leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias “El Mencho,” in late February, which sparked a power struggle […]
In Durango, a national AI certification program is launched with NVIDIA and Fermaca.
Durango took a significant step in the country’s technological transformation with the national launch of the “Mexico Learns AI: An NVIDIA Certification – Fermaca and Durango” program. The program was presented and led by Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal, along with Alejandro Jiménez, senior executive at NVIDIA Mexico; Fernando Calvillo, co-founder and co-president of Fermaca; and […]
A CAPUFE cashier allegedly died after eating a chocolate bar given to her by a truck driver.
A cashier for Caminos y Puentes Federales (CAPUFE), identified as Kattia Josselyn “N,” died this Wednesday, March 25, after being rushed to a hospital following a seizure while on duty at a toll booth in Acayucan, Veracruz. According to initial reports, the 28-year-old woman was admitted to the emergency room of the Oluta Hospital around […]
ICE arrests Bertha Gómez Fong, wife of former governor César Duarte, in Texas
Bertha Gómez Fong, wife of former Chihuahua governor César Duarte, was arrested by ICE agents in El Paso, Texas, and remains in an immigration processing center. In this regard, César Gutiérrez Priego, a criminal lawyer specializing in security and the armed forces, commented on Fórmula Noticias with Juan Becerra Acosta that Gómez Fong should appear […]
Police in San Miguel de Allende are stepping up operations to enforce motorcycle regulations; they are prioritizing inspections without issuing general fines.
In response to the increased use of motorcycles in the municipality, as well as the presence of minors driving these vehicles, the Secretariat of Citizen Security reported that it is maintaining constant operations in various neighborhoods to check documents and safety measures. While no fines are being issued, preventative information is being provided to drivers. […]
5 magical towns near Mexico City for a Holy Week getaway
Holy Week is the perfect excuse to break from routine and escape the city’s pace for a few days of rest in charming places with excellent cuisine, hotels with character, and landscapes that invite you to slow down. Near Mexico City, there are destinations that achieve that perfect balance between comfort, aesthetics, and experience, ideal […]
Pre-Hispanic altar and offerings found during Mexico-Queretaro train construction
Specialists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) discovered a pre-Hispanic structure, consisting of an altar and offerings, near the Tula Archaeological Zone in Hidalgo, during archaeological salvage work associated with the railway project between Mexico City and Querétaro. INAH specialists indicated that the structure is a possible momoztli, a ceremonial altar associated […]