Cancún News, Resorts, Travel, and Urban Growth

One Cancun teen team will represent Benito Juárez after winning the 2026 municipal sand sculpture event for ages 13 to 16.

A newborn was found alive in a trash container in Cancun’s Paraíso Maya area and remains under medical observation as authorities investigate.

CFE plans two temporary 25 MW generators in Cancun to support the Riviera Maya grid during heat and higher electricity demand.

Canadian fugitive Denis Ivziku was arrested in Cancún in an international case tied to alleged drug, firearms and extortion networks.

Cancún restaurants reported lost sales after a regional blackout sent diners home and disrupted parts of the southeast power grid.

Cancún’s 2026 Pride march is expected to draw about 8,000 people, ending with a cultural festival at Parque de las Palapas.

Cancún’s beach season is shaped by sargassum, heat, wind, sudden rain, water quality and cleanup capacity—not weather alone.

Cancún officials warned Laguna ABC is not safe for recreation after a teen drowned at the private site, which lacks lifeguards and signs.

Cancún is removing vendors and other people from key avenues as officials prepare the city for World Cup-related travel and events.

Puerto Morelos closed 10 irregular Ruta de los Cenotes developments as officials review land use, permits and environmental risks.

Cancún airport handled 2.46 million passengers in April, a 4.3% yearly drop as domestic and international traffic both fell.

Red flags closed several Cancún beaches to swimming May 12 as surf and wind prompted officials to urge caution along the coast.

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