LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) - The Mexican Consulate in Laredo said Mexico remains a safe destination for spring break travelers, despite recent headlines that have raised concerns about travel to the country.

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The scenic port city and popular tourist destination of around 588,000 residents was hardly immune to the violence.

Mexico is by far Americans’ favorite foreign travel destination. Minnesotans have seven nonstop destinations to the country from MSP, with over 400,000 passengers each year to Cancun alone. So with ...

With turmoil in some popular vacation spots, Canadians who hoped to get away are looking at options as far as south-east Asia ...

After a powerful cartel leader was killed, the U.S. issued a warning for parts of Mexico. Here's what spring break travelers ...

Five days ago, I was watching the sun come up over Puerto Vallarta harbor. Then, the Mexican army killed El Mencho in a military operation in Jalisco state.

Flights between Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and Mexico were affected by civil unrest after a cartel leader's death. What to ...