Chiefs’ Defensive Line Celebrates National Police Week with Tour of Special Operations Division

May 17, 2018

Six of the Chiefs’ defensive linemen visited a Kansas City Police Department Special Operations Division on Tuesday

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Teenagers Confronted by ICE Near Olathe Walmart

By Tere Siqueira A confrontation between two teenage brothers and Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers near a Walmart off North Seventh Highway on Feb. 8 has

Women’s History Month: Soileh Padilla offers leadership and inspiration for women this month

By Chara As communities nationwide celebrate Women’s History Month, leaders in the Greater Kansas City area are highlighting the impact Hispanic women continue to have

Dos Mundos: Volume 46 Issue 11 • 03/12/26 – 03/18/26

In this issue • Consulate of Mexico working on mural program • Women’s History Month: Marialexa Sanoja prefiere servir a los demás antes que el

La Fonda El Taquito closing after 47 years

By Angie Baldelomar A staple in the Greater Kansas City area’s Hispanic community is closing soon. La Fonda El Taquito recently announced it’s officially closing

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: