All news on the topic: Mexico

US citizen Shelbie Lynn Dwyer, 17, disappeared in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. The State Attorney General's Office said that she may "have fallen victim to a crime"

The family, all from Frankfort, Indiana, were travelling along an interstate near Matehuala in Mexico when their SUV collided with a semi-truck and burst into flames

Shocking footage on social media shows the slain bodies at the park as other revellers are fleeing and screaming in panic at a water park in Cortazar, Guanajuato State

A small plane was seen descending and crashing into the sea off the coast of Mexico killing a two-year-old child and the pilot who are believed to have been trapped inside while four others were rushed to hospital

A woman said she fears other women may take her husband from her as he is 'very handsome'. The man, holding his wife's hand during an interview, also issued an appeal asking women not to approach him in Mexico

US citizen Edgar Perez Chairez, 35, who is also known as 'Polvos', was abducted near the corner of Avenida Tabasco and Calle Chilpancingo in Mexicali, Mexico

Police have charged a brother and sister over the murder of Wilmer 'Dino' Trivett, from Markleeville, California. The victim allegedly paid the pair off following a traffic accident but they decided they wanted more, kidnapped him and then killed him

Former Miss Puebla, Maria Hilda Bustillos Luca, from Brazil, was charged after it was discovered she had enslaved and abused women up to 15 women over a period of 30 years

A building of the National Institute of Migration in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, was wrapped in flames leaving dozens of people dead, and a lot more critically injured

Two balaclava-clad women guarding cartel burglars as they thieved motorbikes and hauled them on the back of a getaway truck in Zacatecas, Mexico, show a new emerging crime phenomenon

The monster has been spotted by locals swimming in the depths of a reservoir beside an enormous dam in the city of Atizapan de Zaragoza, in Mexico - more than 5,000 miles away from Scotland's Loch Ness

Former officer of the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Michael Alcazar, has said that Americans travelling to Mexico during the spring break face severe dangers

Since their bloody split with the Gulf Cartel, this new group has been in constant war with their parent cartel for control over the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas

The 14-year-old boy, dubbed "Little Chapo" after the drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, is accused of opening fire on a family in the Mexico City suburb of Chimalhuacan

Liza Burke, 22, from Jacksonville, Georgia, US, was on spring break in Cabo San Lucas when she started complaining of a headache before being found unconscious by her friends

Amelia Garcia Fernandez suffered a fatal heart attack while receiving condolences at the funeral of her politician son and 11-year-old grandson who were shot dead, she was rushed to hospital but was unable to be saved

The Drug Enforcement Administration letter has revealed the 44 Gulf Cartel individuals wanted including the gang's leader who is in a Mexico City prison awaiting extradition to the US

Many of the Mexican cartels claim to be looking out for the little people but the bodies stack up and vast quantities of illegal drugs continue to flow into the US

Five men tied up and left for the police to seize as an 'apology' for the kidnappings are believed to be members of the 'Scorpions', a group known for its brutality and use of military-style tactics

After the deadly kidnapping in Matamoros, Mexico, and the disappearance of three women, US authorities have urged the public to avoid entering the country over safety fears

Maritza Trinidad Perez Rios, 47; her sister Marina Perez Rios, 48; and their friend, Dora Alicia Cervantes Saenz, 53, haven't been heard of for about two weeks

Five men, members of a faction of the Gulf cartel named the 'Scorpions', were reportedly turned in to authorities in Matamoros, Mexico, along with a letter allegedly assuming responsibility for the kidnapping of four Americans

Cheryl Orange, a friend of Latavia McGee, Eric Williams, Zindell Brown, and Shaeed Woodard who were kidnapped in Matamoros, Mexico, described how she dodged the ordeal

Zindell Brown, one of the two found dead in Matamoros had expressed concerns over their safety before travelling to Tamaulipas, Mexico. Latavia McGee said she and Eric James Williams watched him and Shaeed Woodard get killed

Mexican officials said the kidnapping and two killings were a "confusion, not a direct attack" as four Americans were believed to have been mistaken for drug smugglers