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•August 19, 2025

Radio ITESO 95.1 launches in Guadalajara after decades

Radio ITESO 95.1 goes live in Guadalajara on August 20, adding a social-use university station to the dial with cultural programming, student voices, and community...

•August 19, 2025

Tlaquepaque cemetery graves discovery raises alarm

Tlaquepaque cemetery graves discovery sparks cover-up claims from search collectives as Jalisco authorities review whether the burials were lawful exhumations.

•August 19, 2025

Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica 2025 connects minds and souls

Everything to know about Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica 2025 in Riviera Nayarit, from dates and chefs to tickets and its economic impact on Jalisco and Nayarit.

•August 18, 2025

Carpa Olivera pool reopens after weeklong closure

Carpa Olivera pool reopens in Mazatlán after seven days closed for high waves and damage, with partial areas still restricted and lifeguards supervising swimmers from...

•August 18, 2025

Sinaloa dams at 21.5 percent after August rains statewide

Sinaloa dams at 21.5 percent after August rains, with 3,356.4 Mm³ stored; strong inflows and a 200 m³/s Huites–Miguel Hidalgo transfer lift reserves but risks...

•August 18, 2025

Arroyo Jabalines mangrove pruning debate splits neighbors

Neighbors and activists clash over Arroyo Jabalines mangrove pruning, with calls for permits, flood control, and safety. Protesters reject logging and demand a study.

•August 18, 2025

Navigator of the Seas in Mazatlán brings 3,891 passengers

Navigator of the Seas in Mazatlán arrives with 3,891 passengers and 1,258 crew, lifting local business as visitors explore the Malecón, Centro, and Olas Altas.

•August 18, 2025

Sinaloa records zero homicides for second day according to FGE

Sinaloa zero homicides for the second straight day, per the FGE daily crime report for August 17; no disappearances were logged and only one vehicle...

•August 18, 2025

Security operations in Sinaloa weaken warring groups

Federal and state security operations in Sinaloa are “undermining” warring groups, the governor said in Culiacán, as 100 new patrol cars and a training pact...