In this issue:
- KC teen boxer striving for Olympics
- Mattie Rhodes CEO announcing plans for new cultural center
- Tamiflu (oseltamivir) is effective, but not for everyone, expert advises
Photo courtesy of Northeast News. One of Kansas City’s beloved and fabled landmarks was in trouble. Then, a force of volunteers came to the rescue.
In this issue • Westside Celebra el Regreso a Clases • Líderes de KCMO celebran inicio del proyecto para Reconectar el Westside • Patricia Fuentes-Molina
By Chara Edward Reyes, a resident of Overland Park, Kan., has faced various challenges in life. However, the love he feels for his family inspires
By Roberta PardoSamples of human brains collected in early 2024 during autopsies contained more miniscule bits of plastic than samples collected in 2016, according to
In this issue • HCC organiza cumbre anual de liderazgo de latinas • Ahumada rinde homenaje a su herencia y equipo de fútbol con pieza
By Roberta PardoSamples of human brains collected in early 2024 during autopsies contained more miniscule bits of plastic than samples collected in 2016, according to
By Chara Greater Kansas City area artist Angelica Ahumada DeJesus is gaining recognition for her contributions to the annual “Parade of Hearts” exhibit.This year marked
HNC Living Foundation is looking for a spanish-speaking bilingual patient advocate volunteer to be able to help our patient department widen our reach with head