In this issue:
In Wyandotte County, rates of COVID-19 are higher among Hispanic and Latino residents compared to many other ethnic groups. Getting tested can help stop the
By Angie Baldelomar Official statistics show that Latinos are hospitalized and dying from the coronavirus (COVID-19) at four times the rates of whites, but even
By Angie Baldelomar Many higher education institutions in Kansas and Missouri have released their plans to safely hold in-person classes this fall semester. In the
Money to go toward 19 projects for vaccine development, treatment By Roberta Pardo Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Relations (known by its Spanish acronym, the SRE)
Contact tracing is one of the most powerful weapons we have to slow the spread of COVID-19 in Wyandotte County. What exactly is it? Victor
By Angie Baldelomar A new grocery store is part of the landscape in downtown Kansas City, Kansas. In late July, The Merc Co-Op, a local
Commentary by Tere Siqueira It is natural to fear the unknown. Unfortunately, the unknown is part of daily life during the coronavirus pandemic. Unknown or
By Roberta Pardo Kansas City, Kansas, police officers are investigating a homicide that happened Sunday morning (Sept. 13), multiple media outlets are reporting. Officers responded
