In this issue
- Trump loses on DACA again
- US recognizes opposition leader as rightful president of Venezuela
- Federal workers applying for unemployment aid doubles
Bilingual education in Kansas City has become increasingly significant as the city’s demographics evolve and the demand for multilingual proficiency grows. With a diverse student
By Teresa Siqueira A motto will guide the latest version of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross Parish’s annual festival: “Many cultures, many languages, but
By Chara Martinez brings joy, pinatas to area parties Greater Kansas City area resident Eloissa Martinez has turned her passion for handcrafts and culture into
By Roberta Pardo Kansas City, Kansas, residents are suing Harcros Chemicals, claiming the company poisoned their air for decades – and was aware it was
Kansas City is home to a vibrant sports culture, from professional teams to grassroots community programs. Among the many athletes shaping this scene, Hispanic athletes
In an increasingly digital world, access to technology and reliable information sources has become essential for community participation, economic opportunity, and civic engagement. For Kansas
By Chara The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas, has launched an initiative to bring free books into neighborhoods. Known as the Readers to
In this issue • Inicia el Mes de la Herencia Hispana 2025 • Martínez se convierte en presentadora matutina de FOX4 • Comida, música y