Hurricane Polo Rapidly Strengthens to Category 4
Hurricane Polo intensified explosively off Mexico's Pacific coast, prompting evacuations, shelter openings and school closures in Guerrero and Michoacán as forecasters warn it could reach Category 5.
Hurricane Polo Strengthens to Category 2, Could Intensify Further
Hurricane Polo has grown into a Category 2 storm off Mexico's Pacific coast, and forecasters warn it may keep gaining strength in the coming hours.
Sheinbaum Warns Storm Polo Set to Become Category 1 Hurricane
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has issued an alert about Tropical Storm Polo, which is forecast to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane as it moves through the Pacific.
Parents Accuse Mexican Hospital of Baby Deaths Cover-Up
Families of five newborns who died at a public hospital in Durango, Mexico, say staff mishandled a possible bacterial outbreak and are now blocking efforts to determine the cause of death.
Hurricane Polo Forms as Season’s 16th Pacific Storm
Hurricane Polo has developed into the sixteenth tropical cyclone of the season in the Pacific Ocean, and Mexican authorities are tracking its progress in real time.
Mexico to Restrict Phones, Screens in Schools
Starting November 3, Mexico will limit cellphone and screen use in public elementary and middle schools nationwide, following approval from education authorities in all 32 states.
The Hidden Toll of Caring for Alzheimer’s Patients
In Mexico, caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's often falls on women, who quietly absorb a growing physical and emotional burden as the disease progresses.
Tzotzil Women Register Textile Symbols to Stop Copying
In Chiapas, Mexico, a group of Indigenous Tzotzil women has formally registered more than 200 traditional woven symbols to protect their ancestral designs from being copied by fashion brands.
Mexican Police Release Video of Suspect in Student’s Murder
Mexican authorities have identified a possible suspect, known as 'El Trompas,' in the killing of Spanish exchange student Claudia Tacoronte, as her grieving sister demands answers.
Mexico, US Team Up to Stop Drug Cartel Drones
Mexican and US authorities are running a joint operation along the Tijuana–San Diego border to detect drones used by criminal groups. The effort targets devices that help cartels monitor law enforcement and smuggle people and drugs.