The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Jalisco Governor Enrique Alfaro met with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador last week to stress the urgent need for repairs on many of Jalisco’s deteriorating federal highways.
A section of the roof at El Parián, the 146-year-old food court in the heart of Tlaquepaque, collapsed on Tuesday, September 3.
Want to try a different kind of tequila concoction that definitely wants to buck tradition?
If relocating to Mexico has made tequila your primary tipple of choice, then a visit to the 12th Expo Tequila Tlaquepaque 2024 might be worth adding to your “things to do” list this weekend.
A innovative new program unites academics from Guadalajara’s Tec de Monterrey campus with other institutions to help technology-based startups in Jalisco expand and reach new levels through workshops and mentoring.
An era is coming to an end for lakeside’s most prominent recreational attraction, Tobolandia Parque Acuático.
Low-cost carrier Viva Aerobus has announced new options for exits and arrivals to and from U.S. cities.
After two decades marked by government failures, mismanagement, political disputes and human rights abuses, the saga of the Zapotillo Dam on Jalisco’s Verde River has finally drawn to a close with its official opening earlier this month.
In what is a positive example of ongoing bilateral cooperation, five brigades formed of 102 forest firefighters from Jalisco’s Environment Secretariat (Semadet) have traveled to Alberta, Canada to assist with the worsening wildfire situation in the province.
