The Jalisco government is alerting residents to a new wave of digital fraud in which scammers send text messages or WhatsApp texts claiming the recipient has outstanding debts with the state — including vehicle fines, retention orders or unpaid tickets — and provide a fraudulent link to settle the payment.

A delegation of 56 performers departed Guadalajara on Wednesday for the 2026 “México en el Corazón” caravan, a cultural initiative that takes traditional Mexican music and dance to U.S. — and, for the first time, Canadian — audiences.  A major aim of the tour is to reconnect the Mexican diaspora in the United States with its roots.

As the world turns its attention to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a Jalisco-based collective is making sure the country’s missing persons crisis is not forgotten, and are using artificial intelligence to give the disappeared a voice.

There’s a small window each year when Jalisco’s arid lands offer up one of their strangest and most delicious gifts: the pitaya. 

Jalisco reported a 44 percent drop in intentional homicides during the first four months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, according to Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro.

After more than a year of forced closure, legal battles and alleged misuse, the Museo Nacional del Tequila will finally reopen its doors to the public on June 5, state authorities announced.