Miguel and Hudson dive into Cenote Azul at midnight and surface inside a cathedral of limestone. The walls are painted with crocodiles carrying humans. A notebook dissolves in the water. A mask watches from an altar. And something very large moves through the passage behind them.
Mexican forces captured Isaí Guzmán, a nephew of the Sinaloa Cartel founder, in a raid on the US border. A separate strike in Chiapas seized nearly 700 kilos of cocaine and 151 guns.
A governor, two senators, a vice-fiscal, and Culiacán's mayor all appeared before federal prosecutors on the same day after a sweeping US indictment alleged cartel infiltration at the highest levels of Sinaloa's government.
Mexico, the U.S., and Canada sit down this week for the mandatory six-year review of the trade pact that governs $1.9 trillion in annual commerce.
Extortion scammers are flooding Baja California Sur with fake kidnapping calls. Here's how the scheme works and what travelers to Los Cabos and La Paz need to know.
The 2026 World Cup just found its wildest subplot: a sanctioned national team living out of Tijuana hotels and commuting to games through the world's busiest border crossing.
Mexican security forces are conducting operations in the mountainous regions of Estado de Mexico, where cartel members have established hideouts in terrain that provides natural cover just miles from the country's capital.
A 33-year-old Colombian was picked up in Tenango del Valle, State of Mexico, after allegedly threatening a shopkeeper and trying to bribe police. Authorities suspect he is part of a "gota a gota" network tied to the CJNG.
The operation targeted cartel financial infrastructure in Estado de Mexico, Mexico's most populous state and a key industrial corridor bordering Mexico City.
A suspected cartel gunman was arrested moments after carrying out a brazen daytime killing in the Montaña region, where state presence is virtually nonexistent.
Mexico's attorney general has called in two sitting state governors for questioning in criminal drug trafficking investigations, a move that crosses a political line rarely tested in modern Mexican politics.
Mexican authorities seized a clandestine synthetic drug laboratory in La Progreso, Sinaloa, striking at the production backbone of the fentanyl and methamphetamine pipeline feeding U.S. markets.