In this issue:
Commentary by Chara Celebrating Independence Day (July 4) safely this year means taking some additional precautions. Along with the usual safety when shooting fireworks, Americans
Since the pandemic broke out in the United States, thousands of migrant children have been sent back to their home countries, sometimes bypassing legal protocols.
By Angie Baldelomar St. Charles Borromeo Academy is offering five full scholarships for preschool and K-8 students. The scholarships are open to all families in
By Tere Siqueira A regional food bank is helping to meet the needs of food-insecure Kansas City area residents during the coronavirus pandemic. Harvesters, a
By Jorge Ramos México es un país que siempre ha estado intranquilo con su pasado. Ha dejado muchas heridas históricas abiertas sin resolver. Por eso
Hello friends, your legal process for immigration is one of the most important things in your life. Be sure to chose a lawyer that you
As Hispanic citizens of this great country, it’s a privilege and incumbent upon us right now to channel our positive energies into assertive civic participation.
By Roberta Pardo Deaths attributed to Alzheimer’s disease and dementia rose to more than 20% above normal over the summer, a new article by Politico
