Sonora News
Father and son die allegedly after receiving a vitamin serum in Sonora
Family and friends said their final goodbyes to Jesús Héctor and his son Sebastián, while authorities investigate the cause of their deaths in Hermosillo,...
National
Mexico’s Searching Mothers: Lives Put Aside in the Quest for the Missing
In Mexico, more than 130,000 people remain unaccounted for, a staggering figure that has given rise to a movement of “Searching Mothers”—women who have...
Mexican Senator Lilly Tellez’s speech in Washington, DC, on the situation of the country
Mexican Senator Lilly Téllez delivered a forceful speech in Washington, D.C., on September 24, 2025, denouncing what she described as the “narcogovernment” in Mexico...
Mexican truckers lift nationwide blockades after reaching deal with government
Mexican truckers and farmers began removing most highway and border blockades on Thursday after reaching a series of agreements with federal authorities, easing several...
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Economy
Alfonso Durazo allocates more than 940 million pesos for the rehabilitation of the highway...
The president stressed that Sonora will be one of the states that will benefit the most from the National Road Conservation Program and the 'Megabachetón' 2026.
Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño consolidated a historic investment in...
Ford Tests Car Shipping from Guaymas Port in Mexico to Reduce Logistics Costs
Ford recently shipped its first batch of cars from the previously neglected Guaymas port in the northern Mexican state of Sonora. This project, if fully implemented, could significantly reduce the U.S. automaker’s logistics costs...
Business
Is Sonora Mexico’s new aerospace engine?
In recent years, Mexico has experienced a significant boom in the aerospace industry, positioning itself as the second largest market in Latin America, only...
Sonora: the second state with the highest industrial growth in Mexico (INEGI)
Sonora is the second state with the highest industrial growth in Mexico, according to Inegi.
Hermosillo, Sonora.- The state of Sonora has established itself as...
Real Estate
Entertainment
Hermosillo will host the Tour de France cycling competition
Mayor Antonio Astiazarán reported that the event will be held on October 18
Hermosillo will be one of the six venues in Mexico for the international...
Sonora Rally 2026 dates are set and ready
More than just a race, the Sonora Rally is a real journey—a challenge born from a passion for adventure and a deep respect for...
Survival and Speed: A Thrilling Tale of Endurance at the Sonora Rally
In the world of motorsport, where speed and skill are paramount, the Sonora Rally is a test of endurance and bravery. Stage Three brought...
Food and Drinks
Drop in hotel occupancy in Puerto Peñasco
At the same time, the offer of informal lodging has grown.
In the last six years, hotel occupancy in Puerto Peñasco has registered a cumulative...
Expats Crime
Relatives in Arizona are desperately searching for Norberto Rascón
Norberto vanished after traveling to Sonora, Mexico. The case, reported by Telemundo Arizona on March 7, highlights the anguish of his family as they...
Travel
Mexico History
The Hidden Roots of Los Angeles: Uncovering the Forgotten Founders
In the bustling streets of Los Angeles, the world's fifth-largest city, lies a fascinating secret. Few know that its iconic status as a global film hub and cultural melting pot is rooted in a surprising connection to Mexico - specifically the states of Sinaloa...
Mexico Living
Campeche, Sonora, and Yucatán have the highest percentages of women homeowners nationwide, with rates of 23%, 22%, and 21%, respectively. According to the 2025 States Under a Gender Lens report, published by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), this proportion is above the national average of 16%; however, it still reflects the inequality in housing ownership among women.
The report...
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The New World Screwworm threatens livestock in Sonora
The United States’ suspension of live cattle imports from Mexico hit at the worst possible time for rancher Martín Ibarra Vargas, who, after two years of severe drought, had hoped to put his family on a better footing by selling his calves across the...
