News

Residents of Leon will enjoy a pleasant day with mild temperatures, perfect for outdoor events like the Leon Fair. Precautions against UV radiation are advised.

Juan Carlos Félix Gastélum, known as 'El Chavo' Félix, was arrested by national forces in Quilá, Culiacán. He is the second-in-command of Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada's faction in the Sinaloa cartel.

Despite some user-reported issues, TikTok is functioning as usual in Mexico. The app is not banned, and users can continue to enjoy it without concerns, even with the US suspension affecting some accounts.

Alejandro Fernández achieves the number one spot on Billboard's Regional Mexican chart with 'No me sé rajar'. His tour celebrates Mexican music heritage, honoring Vicente Fernández. Join the celebration!

In León, a comprehensive project is enhancing pedestrian safety and vehicle mobility through significant infrastructure improvements in 50 neighborhoods, promoting accessibility for all.

The State Coordination of Civil Protection has issued recommendations for pilgrims and motorists during the pilgrimage season in Guanajuato. Road safety is essential to avoid risks and ensure a safe journey.

A recent study reveals that 36% of Mexicans see the situation at the border as a crisis. The proposed mass deportations by Trump could affect millions of Mexicans in the U.S.

The Adoption event at the León State Fair 2025 aims to give a new life to more than 20 animals. It will take place on January 19 with a series of requirements for adopters.

The Puebla City Council plans to use land in the Central de Abasto for a National Guard barracks to enhance security amid rising crime. Legal reviews are ongoing to ensure the terrains meet requirements for the project.

The Federal Government in Nuevo León urges pension beneficiaries to stay home due to low temperatures, assuring that payments are safe and accessible at any bank.

León recently celebrated its 449th anniversary with a colorful parade showcasing its rich culture, international events, and local heroes. The community came together to honor the city’s history and achievements, with highlights including performances and vibrant floats that captured the essence of León.

The municipal government of Escobedo recognized over 140 police officers for their dedication to safeguarding the community. Mayor Andrés Mijes emphasized the importance of supporting police efforts to maintain order and security. The recognition event highlighted the work of officers who have shown professionalism, integrity, and respect for human rights.