Countdown to USL Cup: SPR and Louisville endure dramatic rides to the final

November 10, 2017

For the second straight year, the Swope Park Rangers are on the precipice of USL Cup glory. The back-to-back Western Conference champions advanced to this exact stage in 2016, only to fall short of a league title in their inaugural season. With unfinished business still at hand, the Rangers w […]

Women’s History Month begins: Hispanic leaders shaping a sustainable future

By Tere Siqueira March marks the start of Women’s History Month, a nationwide observance that honors the achievements and sacrifices of women throughout U.S. history.

Editorial: Society’s mixed, shouldn’t history be, too?

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

Tensions escalate over ICE protests in Minnesota

By Tere Siqueira Protests over immigration enforcement in Minnesota have entered a third week, sparking growing concerns across Midwestern states, including Kansas. The protests resulted

KC students and mentors celebrate KC BizFest

Photos by Hennig Sac Morales Hispanic students, mentors, and business leaders from the Kansas City metropolitan area gathered for four days of hands-on entrepreneurship training

Parade of Hearts prepares 150 sculptures across KC

By Chara Parade of Hearts is expanding its impact across the Kansas City area. The organizers announced that 150 heart sculptures will be displayed throughout

Dos Mundos: Volume 46 Issue 14 • 04/02/26 – 04/08/26

In this issue • Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Nuestra Latina 2026 • Wyandotte County Ethnic Festival set for April 25 • KCMO leaders urge

Editorial: This sounds scary because it is

Federal and state governments will hurt untold numbers of Missouri women and their kids. Last April, President Donald Trump’s Justice Department terminated 373 grants from

KCMO leaders urge residents to vote for earnings tax

By Roberta Pardo With the April 7 elections approaching and early voting underway, one issue stands out among the rest for Kansas City, Missouri, residents: