There are places where they don’t just serve drinks… they serve stories. And in Álamos, if those walls could talk, they’d surely ask for another round. That place is Club Álamos. Although its adobe facade might suggest a colonial feel, it actually began in 1915—likely as a shoe factory—and ended up becoming, in 1965, the […]
Politicians, military personnel, and artists: illustrious figures that Álamos has produced
When Álamos is mentioned, the echo of its arcades immediately brings to mind two names that shine brightly: the poise of María Félix and the prodigious voice of Alfonso Ortiz Tirado. But this city was not only the cradle of divas and tenors. Álamos was, and continues to be, a breeding ground for power, thought, […]
Snowfall in Chihuahua and Sonora causes road closures and disruptions.
The Chihuahua State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPC) reported that during the last 24 hours, the third winter storm of the season brought a significant drop in temperatures, snowfall to 13 municipalities, and rain to various regions of the state. Snowfall was recorded in the municipalities of Balleza, Bocoyna, Casas Grandes, Gómez Farías, Guachochi, Guadalupe y […]
Tuberculosis primarily affects day laborers in San Quintín, Baja California.
Respiratory infections, especially tuberculosis, are among the main health problems affecting agricultural workers in San Quintín, according to the report “Living Conditions and Perception of Health Services in the Community: A Qualitative Study in San Quintín, Baja California,” presented at the International Congress on Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacteriosis Research. The document highlights inequalities in access […]
Baja California Sur: Foreign tourists pay 488 pesos for protection program
The Government of Baja California Sur announced that, starting January 1, 2026, international visitors will be required to pay 488 pesos per person as part of the Embrace it tourism and environmental development program. This amount was increased from the 470 pesos in effect during 2025. Payment is mandatory for foreign tourists over 12 years […]
Tijuana is home to the first bachelor’s degree program in traditional Chinese medicine
Consolidating its position as an innovative city with a promising future in the health sector, Tijuana was chosen to host the first private Bachelor’s degree program in Human Acupuncture in Mexico, offered by the University of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, located in Playas de Tijuana. Dr. Mei Hung Lee Se, a specialist in Traditional […]
Three roads closed due to snow; 13 municipalities under a blanket of snow
According to the official report, snowfall occurred in Balleza, Bocoyna, Casas Grandes, Gómez Farías, Guachochi, Guadalupe y Calvo, Guerrero, Madera, Ocampo, Temósachic, Ciudad Juárez, Urique, and Praxedis G. Guerrero, accompanied by a significant drop in temperatures and rain in various regions of the state. The winter conditions led to the closure of highway sections such […]
Four women and two children were rescued alive after nearly freezing to death on a highway in Chihuahua.
Four women and two children nearly froze to death after becoming stranded on a mountain road in Chihuahua. A snowstorm completely covered the road connecting Parral with Guadalupe y Calvo, forcing an urgent response from the State Police. The incident occurred on the morning of Saturday, January 24, on a mountainous stretch of road where […]
They are looking to reintroduce the Mexican wolf to its habitat in Durango… without it posing a risk
In 1976, the Mexican wolf was declared extinct in both Mexico and the United States due to systematic poisoning by ranchers in both countries. With only five specimens located—including a female found in Mexico—today there are approximately 3,000 individuals thanks to joint efforts between the two nations. In Durango, the release of two groups into […]
Snowfall reported in five communities in Durango and in the Sierra Tarahumara
In the mountains of Durango, authorities reported snowfall starting Saturday morning, particularly in about five communities in the higher elevations of Guanaceví, where the temperature reached three degrees below zero Celsius. The reports came from the Meteorology and Hydrology Department of the National Water Commission (Conagua), the state Civil Protection agency, and local residents who […]