Mexico News

Bees in Mexico have become susceptible to parasite - the Varroa acari – which is leading to a reduction in bee populations in the country.

Mexico - Last Monday, a truck carrying radioactive medical materials was stolen from a gas station on its way from Tijuana to Mexico City. The truck and most of the material has been recovered.

Matamoros - On Monday, U.S. federal prosecutors indicted ex-Governor Tomas Yarrington Ruvalcaba, of Tamaulipas, a border state with the United States, on charges of racketeering and money laundering.

Morelos - 17-year-old Edgar Jimenez Lugos was released from a juvenile detention center in Morelos, Mexico Tuesday after finishing a 3-year sentence for murder, kidnapping, and possession of drugs and weapons. He was returned to the U.S. where he is a citizen.

Juarez - Days ago, eight people who were part of an extended family were found stabbed to death in their home in the border city of Ciudad Juarez. The victims included three small children.

In the continued search for two missing federal agents, Mexican officials have discovered 15 clandestine graves of which they have found 23 bodies and counting in Jalisco's La Barca municipality.

Juarez - Early Sunday morning, eight people, who were part of an extended family, were found stabbed to death in their home in the border city of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.

Two Mexican police officers are left disgraced and out of a job after an officer with the Yucatán State Police was caught on video having sex while on duty.

Chihuahua - Dozens of people were left injured after an explosion and fire tor through a northern Mexico sweet factory. At least one person has been left dead.

Many farmers in Florida are having trouble getting harvesters to pick this years' crops, and they're blaming this on the government shutdown and the possibility of a backlog of guest worker applications with the Labor Dept.