Americans in Mexico turn to private flights, security, with big costs

Americans seeking to flee Mexico this week could find offers for evacuation services – often with hefty price tags.

After El Mencho's death sparked violence, some worry about World Cup matches in Mexico

The death of drug cartel leader "El Mencho" sparked a wave of violence in an area slated to host World Cup matches this summer, making some fans nervous.

Rescue team heading to Mexico to free American tourists trapped amid cartel violence

Veteran-led rescue group is mobilizing a "war-zone level" operation as Americans face danger from Jalisco cartel unrest after "El Mencho's" reported death.

Amid Chaos in Mexico, False Images Stoked Fears

Online disinformation proliferated rapidly after the Mexican military killed the country’s top cartel leader, fueling fear and chaos among residents and tourists alike. Mexican officials say some A.I.

Mexico's Salinas-controlled TV Azteca announces bankruptcy proceedings

By Raul Cortes and Diego Oré MEXICO CITY, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca said on Thursday that shareholders had approved a voluntary bankruptcy process for restructuring the company's finances and liabilities.

Online disinformation fueled panic after the killing of Mexico’s most powerful drug lord

Mexico’s government says a surge of online disinformation has amplified cartel violence and spread panic since the death of the country's most powerful drug lord.

Is it safe to travel to Mexico for spring break? What travelers should know

Airlines and cruise lines are adjusting itineraries after security alerts in western Mexico. Here's what travelers need to know before March trips.

Here’s what Carnival is telling guests about safety after cancelling Mexico port visits

The cruise line is reminding travelers to practice common-sense safety measures and stay within well-traveled tourist areas when going ashore in Mexico.