In this issue
- Chavez-Bueno, Olarte explore why more Latinos are getting COVID-19
- Florentino Camacho dies at 71
- Avalos readying for virtual school year
By Roberta Pardo The Museum of Kansas City is celebrating its 85th anniversary with a name adjustment and new logo. Starting May 5, the Kansas
Medicaid serves as a crucial source of health insurance coverage for Kansas families, including children, parents, seniors, individuals with disabilities, those in need of behavioral
By Angie Baldelomar Gerardo “Jerry” Diaz, one of the famous skilled Mexican horsemen known as “charros,” and his family will bring their show in June
Extraordinary demands facing Kansas City’s new CEO will test his leadership skills to the max. Mario Vasquez, named the city’s latest city manager on May
Messi fue destrozado y humillado por el PSG El Inter Miami de Lionel Messi fue goleado 4-0 por el PSG, exequipo del jugador argentino, en
Commentary by Tere Siqueira Amid heightened immigration enforcement across the United States, digital tools are playing a critical role in helping migrants stay informed, prepared
Mattie Rhodes Center hosted the grand opening of its renovated arts center on June 28. The event ran from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. It
Woodland volunteers from Lenexa Rotary Club and Shawnee Mission Northwest Interact Club traveled from June 8 to 13 to Puerto Rico to implement a water