In this issue
- Deported parents could lose children to adoption
- Low Hispanic teacher rate a growing concern
- Immigrants are the most vulnerable in rural America

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

By Chara A Kansas City, Missouri, establishment has become a place for Greater Kansas City area residents to unwind and connect with other members of the

By Tere Siqueira On Feb. 4, more than 60 Greater Kansas City area residents gathered for the launch of the program 1 Million Cups Kansas

By Chara In observance of March as Women’s History Month, Dos Mundosis recognizing Greater Kansas City area Hispanic women for their community work. One of

By Angie Baldelomar A staple in the Greater Kansas City area’s Hispanic community is celebrating a milestone. This year, El Centro Inc. is celebrating its

By Chara In observance of March as Women’s History Month, Dos Mundosis recognizing Greater Kansas City area Hispanic women for their community work. One of

Photos by Hennig Sac Morales Hispanic students, mentors, and business leaders from the Kansas City metropolitan area gathered for four days of hands-on entrepreneurship training

By Tere Siqueira March marks the start of Women’s History Month, a nationwide observance that honors the achievements and sacrifices of women throughout U.S. history.