Feral dogs blamed for five deaths in DF park
Authorities in Mexico City have rounded up 54 stray dogs in a bid to find those they say were responsible for the deaths of five people over the last month.
Cops protest purge as one in three officers fail evaluations
With their careers at risk due to ongoing mandatory evaluations, metro-area cops marked the Day of the Police Officer on Monday with protests instead of celebrations.
Chapala immigration chief books open meeting with expats
Juan Carlos Galvan, head of Chapala’s Instituto Nacional de Migracion office, will explain recent changes in Mexico’s immigration law during an open information session scheduled for Friday, January 18 at the Lake Chapala Society.
Thousands evacuated after Colima Volcano lets off steam
Some 3,000 people were evacuated from the Nevado de Colima National Park on Sunday, following a minor eruption at the nearby Colima Volcano.Malecon vendors say bye-bye to booze
The Chapala government has formally prohibited the sale of beverages made with hard liquor from commercial stalls beside the Malecon.
Shelter kids bash the piggies
40 kids at the Love in Action Children’s Center broke open 45 piggy banks to count the money collected in them by generous volunteers.
Examining the drug war death-toll debate
Just how many people were killed in Mexico during President Felipe Calderon’s six-year war on organized crime?
Established local artist shows work that ‘disconcerts many’
Lucia Maya’s artwork is not shocking in its subject matter, nor does it contain the distasteful imagery that characterize the work of so many contemporary artists.
Financial indicators as of Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013
- Mexican Stock Market (BMV) opened at 44,862.54 an increase of 558.37 points from Thursday, January 3, 2013.
Tapatio families feel the pinch despite low inflation
Notwithstanding last year’s low inflation rate, research carried out by the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) shows six out of every ten Tapatio families make only 40 percent of what they need to cover their basic living costs.
PAN membership in freefall following election debacle
Having lost badly in the 2012 presidential election, Mexico’s National Action Party (PAN) admitted this week that membership has plummeted by 80 percent.
Local sports stars continue to shine
Back in December 2010, the Reporter tipped three young Tapatio sportsmen for future superstardom.
Canadian environmentalist drowns in Nayarit
The executive director of environmentalist group Rainforest Action Network died last week in a swimming accident in San Pancho, Nayarit.
Robert P. Morris
Ajijic resident Robert P. Morris died on December 29 at his home in Villa Nova after a long battle with leukemia. He was 75 years old.
2012: What do you remember?
How well do you recall the biggest stories of 2013? Take our quiz of the year.
Herbalists hold sway in downtown market
Guadalajara's Mercado Corona is the place to go to pick up alternative medicines.
The death of John Riley revisited
Historian Michael Hogan revisits the death of a hero of the San Patricios.
Government honors local architect
Fernando Gonzalez Gortazar created several iconic Guadalajara landmarks.
Historic footbridge gets new lease on life
An historic footbridge reopens after being moved 600 meters further down the Santiago River.
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