Ten mining engineers disappeared in Concordia, Sinaloa. What authorities initially reported does not match what GPS data and independent investigations reveal. This video breaks down the facts behind the missing miners in Sinaloa and the growing evidence of clandestine graves in the region.

The attack against two lawmakers and the mass kidnapping of miners are further proof that violence continues unabated in the Mexican state

The bodies of three miners have been found more than two weeks after they were kidnapped from a mine near Concordia, Sinaloa.

Mexican authorities arrested alleged Sinaloa Cartel fentanyl producer Ivan Valerio Sainz Salazar, who is accused of supplying deadly pills to the Chapitos faction.

The deployment comes just days after two local lawmakers from the Movimiento Ciudadano party were injured Jan. 28 in an armed attack in Culiacán. The shooting left three people wounded.

Jesús Emir Bazoco Peraza, also known as "El Compa Güero" and "Radio 13," has been identified as the person responsible for installing cameras to monitor the movements of Sergio Torres Félix and Elizabeth Rafaela Montoya Ojeda,

The 10 employees of Vizsla Silver, a Canadian mining company, were kidnapped in Sinaloa on Jan. 23 near the Panuco silver and gold mining site still under construction which has since been halted.

Mexico's secretary of security stated that the transferred prisoners were "individuals who represented a real threat to the country's security."

Deputies Elizabeth Montoya and Sergio Torres were traveling in a vehicle accompanied by two bodyguards on Jan. 28 when they were attacked by a group of armed civilians.