Second lane of Francisco I. Madero Ave. reopened
Work to be completed by end of month
After nearly 18 months of work, the north/south lanes of Francisco I. Madero Avenue in…More
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Second lane of Francisco I. Madero Ave. reopened
Infrastructure work on Chapala’s Miguel Martinez Street ends
Road is due to reopen at the end of January
The second stage of the rehabilitation work on Miguel Martinez Street in Chapala is just…More
Man wanted for attempted murder captured in Ixtlahuacan
Shooting occurred in San Luis Río Colorado
Miguel Ángel S. was arrested in Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos last week after being accused…More
Rearend collision in La Floresta caused damage
Pickup truck collided with car
A collision on the Chapala to Jocotepec highway occurred during the morning of January 16,…More
Crash on the highway to Chapala leaves one person injured
The accident occurred near town of Buenavista
On the afternoon of January 17, one man was injured and the car was damaged…More
“Citizens” demand departure of National Guard in Ocotlán
Accesses to Ocotlan are blocked once more
Once again, Ocotlán was involved in road blockades, this time by people who claimed to…More
Pursuit ends in Chapala with shootout, but no injuries
Van occupants fired on police officers
An intense operation was carried out in Chapala after a shooting confrontation on Pino Suárez…More
Phil Halyard portrays his stay in Mexico with art exhibit
Photographer’s art at CCAR until February 11
On Wednesday, January 17, the exhibition “No Hablo Español” by Australian photographer Phillip G. Halyard…More
What´s going on? Don´t stay at home!
AJIJIC From Saturday, January 13 12:00 to 14:00 hours “Rumors of the Lake”, literary…More
Sunken boats clutter and contaminate Acapulco’s beaches after Hurricane Otis
Acapulco’s beaches are a naval graveyard
Approximately 600 sunken vessels, destroyed in Hurricane Otis, remain on the shores of Acapulco, Guerrero…More