Remembering the sights and sounds of RFK Stadium, a hallowed hall of soccer

November 10, 2017

If soccer in this country had a holy site – if we cared enough, collectively, to preserve just one stadium ’til the end of time – it would be RFK Stadium. It has seen it all: iteration after iteration of top-flight club soccer from the 1960s to today. US men’s and women’s national team matches. […]

City leaders rally support for KCMO ballot questions

By Roberta Pardo Kansas City, Missouri, leaders are urging residents to support five ballot questions on Aug. 4. Appearing last on the ballot, the questions

Successful relief drive helps Venezuelans

By Angie Baldelomar Woodland Public Charity’s collection drive to help victims of the recent earthquake in Venezuela was a success, the nonprofit stated in a

Dos Mundos: Volume 46 Issue 29 • 07/16/26 – 07/22/26

In this issue • Kansas prepares for the World Cup final • County fair returns with Latino Night • How to be ready for your

Dos Mundos: Volume 46 Issue 24 • 06/11/26 – 06/17/26

In this issue • Crispin Rea announces bid for KCMO mayor • Grandchildren reflect on legacy of Dos Mundos founders • Frontier STEM High School’s

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How Hispanic Parents Can Be Their Child’s Best Advocate at School

Parents are a child’s first and most important teachers. Research consistently shows that when families are involved in their children’s education, students are more likely

Homicides, shootings continue to decline in KCMO

By Tere Siqueira New data shows violent crime continuing to trend downward in Kansas City, Missouri. Citing statistics from a Kansas City Police Department (KCPD)