Americans should consider canceling their spring break plans to Mexico after cartel violence engulfed Puerto Vallarta the killing of the country’s most brutal drug lord “El Mencho” last weekend, according to a top travel security expert.

Spring break is almost here, but recent unrest in Mexico may have travelers concerned about their travel plans.

Rising tensions in Mexico are forcing students to rethink their spring break getaways. Tina Devita, a mother of a Penn State University student, was already uneasy about her 19-year-old son’s planned trip to Puerto Vallarta.

INDIANAPOLIS — Central Indiana residents will now be able to visit Cabo, Mexico, on a nonstop Southwest flight from Indianapolis. According to a news release from the Indianapolis Airport Authority, Cabo will be on the Southwest’s nonstop destination ...

On Mexico's west coast, Cabo San Lucas shines as a legendary Spring Break hotspot. The massive Riu Santa Fe serves as the center of activity with 1,000 rooms, five pools, three swim-up bars, a Splash Water Park, and five themed pool parties each week.

Violence erupted in Puerto Vallarta and other parts of Mexico after the government killed the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

How is the killing of El Mencho affecting U.S. travel to Mexico? Flights are resuming, but the U.S. State Department is still telling American citizens in five Mexican states to "shelter in place." The Yodel newsletter: Get caught up on this morning's news Our rankings evaluate all players in an organization entering their age-26 seasons or younger.