Lejos de la zona turística de la ciudad, donde viven lugareños, se habilitaron 16 refugios y desde las 9 de la mañana comenzaron a llegar familias enteras cargadas de latas de atún, agua embotellada, leche en polvo y pan.
Lejos de la zona turística de la ciudad, donde viven lugareños, se habilitaron 16 refugios y desde las 9 de la mañana comenzaron a llegar familias enteras cargadas de latas de atún, agua embotellada, leche en polvo y pan.

The term, Women’s History is misleading and misapplied and so is commonly misunderstood. The subject promoted throughout March is not studies about women. Rather, the

By Angie Baldelomar | Photos by Henning Sac Morales On April 25, the Consulate of Mexico in Kansas City, Missouri; and the Mattie Rhodes Center,

By Angie Baldelomar | Photo courtesy of the Kansas City, Missouri Police Department Longtime police officer Octavio “Chato” Villalobos is retiring soon. After 26 years,

By Chara As communities nationwide celebrate Women’s History Month, leaders in the Greater Kansas City area are highlighting the impact Hispanic women continue to have

By Tere Siqueira After nearly three years of construction, Southwest Boulevard is in its final stretch of renovation. Crews are preparing to deliver a renewed

In this issue • Southwest Boulevard nears completion ahead of the World Cup • Angelina Solis driven by love as she cares for her children

By Angie Baldelomar | Photos by Henning Sac Morales On April 25, the Consulate of Mexico in Kansas City, Missouri; and the Mattie Rhodes Center,

In this issue • World Cup-inspired art installation on display • Jacob Prospero gives back to community through work • Teachers at Academie Lafayette experience