On this issue
- U.S., Canada and Mexico reach trade agreement
- U.S. Hispanics report facing stigma when speaking Spanish in public
- Advance voting offered in Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — City and community leaders gathered Friday to break ground on a $43.6 million infrastructure project that will transform Southwest Boulevard and

By Angie Baldelomar While working as a first-grade teacher, Jordan Lowe realized there was a lack of geography books for kindergarteners and first-graders. “One year,

Kansas City is home to a vibrant sports culture, from professional teams to grassroots community programs. Among the many athletes shaping this scene, Hispanic athletes

In this issue • Demanda colectiva contra empresa química por envenenamiento • Queda menos de una semana para registrarse a la conferencia UnidosUS • Tom

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — City and community leaders gathered Friday to break ground on a $43.6 million infrastructure project that will transform Southwest Boulevard and

In this issue • Se lleva a cabo el Latina Leadership Summit en KCMO • Fresco Marketing continúa con su programa de subvenciones para pequeñas

In this issue • La comunidad de Kansas City celebra el Mes de la Herencia Hispana • Venta de burritos para recaudar fondos para la

The monthlong commemoration of Hispanic Heritage ends Wednesday. It’s quintessentially American, emblematic of our national motto – “E pluribus unum” (Out of many, one.) And