By Tere Siqueira Every January, many of us attempt to reinvent ourselves by making ambitious resolutions. And unfortunately, for many people, those resolutions quickly become
By Chara A Kansas City, Missouri, tourist site has made it a popular destination each October when Halloween approaches. Built in 1858 by slave labor, the
People worldwide honor their dead, often in celebrations held in waning summer or autumn. Customs, rituals and traditions vary by country, region and religion, as
By Angie Baldelomar Helen Ortiz tells people to let fear drive them Budding entrepreneur, bodybuilder and cancer survivor Helen Ortiz has learned the secret to
In this issue • Chiefs announce move across state lines • Woodland Charity provides aid to Poza Rica in Veracruz, Mexico • Prairie Band Potawatomi
By Tere Siqueira The Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation has withdrawn from a controversial federal contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), valued at nearly
By Jorge Coromac Woodland Charity, in partnership with Lenexa Rotary Club, The Ciudad de Mexico Rotary Club, Poza Rica Rotary Club and local community leaders,
By Angie Baldelomar The Kansas City Chiefs are crossing the state line. On Dec. 22, the pro football franchise announced it will leave Arrowhead Stadium
