News of seismic activity, octopus and sea cucumbers, a shelter for cancer victims, 911 in Mexico and more...
This week's news is about yellow fever (really?), seismic surveys causing havoc in the Gulf, the cost of mangrove destruction, a vet convention in Merida, and more...
This week the news ranges from a visit from Cuba's Raul Castro to new advance directives conversations, ambulances, trees, vegan products and more...
News this week includes a need for Maya teachers, spreading mosquitoes, and update on Duke and Theresa and more. And take our poll... have you been sick this year?
There's a contest to draw or photograph birds, a bloodbank for cats and dogs, a few new books, a Christmas collection, a Farmer's Market and more...
This week, news about fruit, indigenous peoples, ties to Germany, more about dengue & chikungunya and Merida's museum gets a top award...
News this week includes cold fronts, street vendors, Uxmal and a cancer vaccine...
This week read about naming baby tigers, Africanized bees, the Church and organ donation, education of young girls and more...
Rain in Merida, Yucatecan fashion designer, Merida in Milan, flights to Rome, a new dog squad and so much more...
This week ring in Mexico's freedom with Espinoza Paz, make your own mosquito repellant, plan for the Expo and much more...
This week, read about shamanism courses, mangroves, Yucatan dance teams, sour orange diabetes treatment, and the success of the PVC kelp barrier...
This week, information on the new buses in Merida, the best quality of life, the highway collapse on the Riviera Maya, fumigating schools, a new restaurant for dogs and more...
This week, news about certifying traditional healers, more rain, new ambassadors and consulates, investing in education, Chichen Itza and more...
This week, news about papayas, a new book, the pink in flamingos, the red in your eyes, the red tide, quintuplets, yacht rentals and so much more...
Here's all the news from July in Yucatan... including the fair in Dzitya, a new Archbishop, a convention of wedding planners, Yucatan poverty levels, gardening in Merida and much more...
In this week's news, find out what the state of Yucatan is doing to fight obesity, recent updates on the turnout for the Equinox, learn about new Merida buses, water quality in the Yucatan, a new animal rights law, the Yucatan heroes of WWII and more...
This week, news about ornamental fish, pumpkin seeds, livestock, kitesurfing, Merida as a possible Tianguis location, reading and much more...
Read all about the Davis Cup elimination round played in Merida, UFO spotting, a Yucateca heroine, a 99-year old heroine, an upcoming IT seminar and the Cleantech challenge, among other things...
This week, there is news about the Art of Eating book award, cultural exchange between Italy and Yucatan, the falling rate of obesity in children in Yucatan, Chichen Itza, Progreso's biggest cruise ship day yet, the death of a beloved expat and much more...
This week the news of the Yucatan includes the increase of chicken pox, the decrease of dengue, Mars and Venus, the addition of urban forestry and a children's council in Merida, the care of children with heart defects and much more...
The news this week includes great news about adoptions at AFAD, the Mexican Air Force, the rise of chicken pox and a tiny history lesson on the anniversary of Salvador Alvarado's arrival to Merida...
This week, the news includes Belize gas prices, a center for women's development in Izamal, dogs being shipped to shelters in the United States, fire season warnings and more...
News this week includes handicapped parking, a classic car rally, Guadalajara challenging Yucatan's cochinita world record, trilingual school children and more...
This week, news about tourism across the Yucatan Peninsula, the Harlem Globetrotters, the success of our Spay and Neuter programs, the fair going on in Valladolid, the annual arms exchange and more...
This week's news includes information about the DNA of Yucatan, courting business investment, Maya ceremonies that take place every sixteen years, 3D printing for animals and much more...
The news this week features lots of news about the seas surrounding the Yucatan Peninsula, animal protection laws, Russian tourism, the Canton Palace in Merida, Africanized bees, where to recycle your Christmas tree and more...
This week's news includes various activities and programs that the city of Merida and the state of Yucatan are beginning, as well as some excellent statistics of crime and safety...
This week, new places to shop, a Mayan girl with special musical talents, Yucatecan horse associations, a virtual library and much more...
News this week about accommodations for the disabled, a new cultural center, the meeting of Mexico's Tourism industry here in Merida, the ecological laws regarding building along the Yucatan Gulf Coast, security over the holidays, a meteor shower, and more...
This week, news about crocodiles, inclusion of the disabled, a deaf PhD. in Merida, adopting the national code of criminal procedure, laugh therapy for policemen and the government's decision about where to hold Carnival in 2015...
This week, news about henequen, Mexican absentee voting, immigration numbers of expatriates in Yucatan, the importance of the 3 for 1 program and much more...
This week, news about pedestrians, the Guadalupana pilgrimages, medical missions, holiday shenanigans in Hunucma, the current fish market in Yucalpeten, the rising costs of diabetes in Yucatan and the lost productivity at work due to cel phones...
This week, news about the underwater museum in Cancun, two successful young men, a dengue vaccine, more troubadours than police and more...
This week, news about young men from Otzkutzcab getting college scholarships, a missing ship found off Veracruz, the persistence of mosquitoes in the face of nortes, and trick-or-treating in Maxcanu...
This week, read about the province of Anhui in China, now Merida's sister city. Also read about preparations for Hanal Pixan (Day of the Dead), aguinaldos, solar energy plants, Mexico's turkeys, criminals in Yucatan, Maya gastronomy of the past, Conalep and much more!
This week, news about cliff diving in Valladolid, macaws on the Yucatan Peninsula, education about jaguars and other wild cats, Yucatan's rate of breast cancer and the flu shot...
This week in Yucatan, read about a new flight between Milan and Merida, new discoveries at Uxmal, Yucatecans getting ready for Day of the Dead and Xmatkuil, and more...
This week, news about art in Valladolid, potholes, prohibited animals confiscated in Baca, free trash pickup in Merida, a treasured Yucatan chef goes to China, the normalization of the Maya language, an anti-bullying contest and more...
This week news about Progreso, Animaya, the increasing importance of Merida as a convention destination and some recent conventions held here, spay & neuter clinics and more...
Cattle sales improve, a condominium act, the rise and fall of lemons, great news in aquaculture, foreign adoptions, a traditional medicine convention, DNA research and much more... check it out!
The Yucatan News this week includes the announcement of a state-of-the-art forensic lab in Merida, updated maps by Google of the entire Yucatan Peninsula, road hazards due to rain, laptops to teachers, conventions in Merida and much more...
This week, illegal pets being seized by PROFEPA, the growth of Oxkutzcab, avocado prices falling, the changing fate of street vendors, the supremacy of Chichen Itza and much more...
This week's news is about many different kinds of delicious food from Yucatan, a caution about upcoming weather patterns, a chance to sponsor a program at AFAD, a Yucateco in charge of a new Mexican police force, and more...
This week, holiday accident statistics, a turtle onslaught, seeds and spices from Maya women sent around the world, a new orchid garden, Merida's fire fighters and much more...
This week, news about city-sponsored recycling programs, about the ongoing possibility of a hurricane, a new breast-cancer clinic in Conkal, NBA in Mexico, bus robbery and an interesting website for Maya information...
This week the news includes global entrepreneurs, a fifteen-foot long alligator, an illegally-parked trailer, refurbishing of the Chembech market, safety at the beach and a snake bite near Progreso...
This week, rabbits (and more rabbits!), shoes in Ticul, the growth of Yucatan state, Merida's future as a convention center, Yucatan adoptions, testing the new light show at Chichen Itza, Museum Month and more...
This week there is news about learning good citizenship at the library in Tizimin, honey production, teens in Peto helping out, and a number of new programs and events in Progreso...