Mexican Independence Day has been celebrated for centuries with a series of parties and rituals that have changed over the years but have always been spectacular and mark a milestone in Mexican culture. So, if you are thinking of traveling to Mexico soon, mark the date – September 16 – and keep
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Tucson, Ariz. – Tucson Electric Power (TEP) is offering four easy steps customers can take right now to help stay cool and in control of their energy costs this summer. “Fluctuations in energy use can be driven by various factors, including seasonal weather patterns, rate changes and inefficient appliances,” said Carlos Leon, a Supervisor in Customer Care. […]
The reason a car without cold air conditioning is hotter than the air around it is because it is made primarily of glass, glass allows sunlight to pass through freely, much of the light is absorbed by the seats and the dashboard and converts it into heat. Heat does not easily return through the glass, […]
Summer is coming, bringing us so much happiness, and we hope it doesn’t end with a tragedy that should never happen. Summer is hot in every sense of the word and we all want to cool off, but little ones are vulnerable in a pool when they do not have adult supervision. Be cautious […]
The Government of the State of Sonora, through the Sonora Institute of Culture (ISC), presented the extensive program of the 39th edition of the Alfonso Ortiz Tirado Festival. From January 19 to 27, 2024, the magical town of Álamos will be the epicenter of art, culture, bel canto, dialogue, reflection: concerts, book presentations, visual arts […]
A storm of sand surprised the Community of Guaymas and the boats that were in the bay of San Carlos on Thursday afternoon, putting the population on alert to take shelter. The phenomenon left various sectors without electricity and damaged urban infrastructure.
One of the words most strongly associated with summer is the beach since the smell of the sea, the rhythm of the tides, and the soft sun-colored sand reflect the freedom, fun, and good vibes of the season. For residents of the neighboring states of Sonora and Arizona, the most common options for traveling to […]
HERMOSILLO, Sonora – This upcoming April 15 and 16, the Rio Sonora 21K Trail, a race that brings athletes not only from the state of Sonora but also Kenya, Germany, Guatemala, and the United States, will take place as announced by the government of Sonora through the Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur). During State Governor Alfonso […]
The Mexican state of Sonora is an incredibly diverse place that combines beaches with beautiful sunsets with historic towns and cities with architectural treasures and great food to create an unforgettable experience that offers both closeness to home and comfort. Here is a compiled list of just some of the hundreds of destinations that our […]
The governor of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo Montaño, along with Secretary of Tourism Miguel Ángel Torruco, announced that Magdalena de Kino’s title of Magic Town would be updated, increasing the quantity of available resources for the promotion of tourism in the locality. Among the resources that the municipality will receive includes the refurbishment of 140 facades, […]






















