Commentary by Roberta Pardo When the United States got involved in the then-escalating conflict between Israel and Iran on June 21 by bombing nuclear facilities
By Tere Siqueira The Greater Kansas City area has seen a jump in HIV infections. As the news agency The Beacon recently reported, infections jumped
By Chara Kansas City, Kansas, resident Egriselda Felix Garcia will likely observe Mother’s Day Sunday (May 11) in her usual way: with calls, messages and
Starting a small business can be a challenging journey. Whether you’re selling handmade goods, offering a local service, or launching an online business, there are
Immigration a primary topic at UnidosUS conference in KCMO Story by Angie Baldelomar | Photos by Henning Sac Morales Immigration has been a frequent discussion
In this issue • Westside celebra el regreso a clases • Laura’s CakePop Shop exhibe su creatividad con arte comestible • KC ofrece muchas opciones
By Chara A suggestion from a relative changed Laura Isela Rodriguez’s life. Rodriguez owns and is the creative brain behind Laura’s CakePop Shop, a Kansas
By Jorge Coromac On Friday (July 25), 47 volunteers and 23 partner organizations came to celebrate the 2025-26 school year and congratulate all the students
