A night at Purepecha means finding the almost-hidden door at Revolver Taco Lounge (pictured) between rowdy bars in Deep Ellum, walking into the kitchen, and sitting at a communal table for a few ...

The Purépecha community began holding the celebrations in the Coachella Valley more than 15 years ago. The festivities feature music, food and devotion.

Two ancient North American structures collapsed within just nine days of one another — with one native tribe warning the "bad omen" points to impending doom.

In Mexico, Indigenous Purepecha activists knocked down statues of a colonial-era Spanish priest shown ordering an Indigenous person to cut stone.

The Purepecha people of Mexico built a large empire in what is now the western state of Michoacan, beating back the Aztecs at a shared border and resisting Spanish colonization until European ...

Guided by their ancestral lunar calendar, members of Mexico's Purepecha Indigenous group celebrated their own New Year's Eve.

The Purepecha were a major civilisation which peaked in the 16th century, with its capital Tzintzuntzan also located beside Lake Patzcuaro in western Mexico.

Colorado researchers have discovered and partially mapped a major urban center once occupied by the Purepecha of Mexico, a little-known people who fought the better-known Aztecs to a standstill ...

Activists from Mexico’s Purepecha people used axes and sledgehammers Monday to knock down statues of their ancestors being forced to haul and work stones by a colonial-era Spanish priest. The ...

The pre-Columbian pyramid, built by one of the largest Meso-American states, has partially collapsed after heavy rains.

The Purépecha are a group of indigenous people from the northwestern region of Michoacán, Mexico. Lidar scans from aircraft (pictured) have revealed some of their cities.

The Purepecha people of Mexico built a large empire in what is now the western state of Michoacan, beating back the Aztecs at a shared border and resisting Spanish colonization until European ...