A Kenosha travel agency is advising Wisconsin travelers to monitor safety conditions in Puerto Vallarta as the State Department urges Americans in Jalisco to shelter in place.

Smoke filled the sky above the swanky beach town of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, as shops and cars were set ablaze by cartel members after the government killed a major drug kingpin Sunday, leaving tourists and residents cowering in fear.

A FOX6 viewer in Puerto Vallarta shared video of burned buses and grocery stores after unrest in western Mexico, as U.S. officials urge Americans in Jalisco to shelter in place.

U.S. citizens are being urged to shelter in place amid unrest in Puerto Vallarta.

Officials say US travelers in certain regions of Mexico should continue to shelter in place on Monday, and airlines have canceled and reschuled flights.

A group of northeast Wisconsin friends returned to Milwaukee after unrest in Puerto Vallarta prompted their GlobalX flight to turn around, canceling their planned two-week Mexico vacation.

Midair confusion, canceled flights. It's chaos for travelers trying to get out of Mexico - to get away from the violence and destruction after a cartel leader was killed. ABC7 Eyewitness News Producer Juan Carlos Guerrero - who was there for vacation- has a firsthand view of the aftermath.

Some Winnipeggers who witnessed explosions, fires and violence while on vacation in the Mexican city of Puerto Vallarta on Sunday said the smoke had largely cleared on Monday but their travel plans remained hazy.