Kansas City
By Angie Baldelomar Official statistics show that Latinos are hospitalized and dying from the coronavirus (COVID-19) at four times the rates of whites — which
By Angie Baldelomar Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas proposed several key changes to the Board of Police Commissioners during the board’s Aug. 25 meeting.
By Roberta Pardo The Kansas Department of Labor wants to remind residents it is still offering unemployment assistance programs for affected workers. The first step
Kansas City, MO – Belger Crane Yard Studios presents “Vibrant: The Art of Christina Erives, Lauren Mabry, and Shalene Valenzuela,” which opened Friday, Oct. 2. The exhibition
In this issue KCKPS hosting anti-bullying awareness campaign La Familia Dean-Lozoya Foundation donates $10,000 to J.C. Harmon High School Cabot Westside more than just providing
By Angie Baldelomar The Samuel U. Rodgers Cabot Westside Clinic in Kansas City, Missouri’s Westside area has a long history of serving minority communities, including
By Angie Baldelomar Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools (KCKPS) is hosting an anti-bullying awareness campaign through October in observance of National Bullying Prevention Month. Lisa
In this Issue KC area reports record 835 new coronavirus cases Two Latinas part of the onscreen talent at area TV station Voting 2020: Where