In this issue • India sets another grim record for new COVID-19 cases • Carmona dedicates life to serving church community • KCMO mayor relaxes
By Angie Baldelomar Longtime Kansas City area resident Josefina Prewitt, affectionally known as “Pepa,” recently celebrated a big milestone: turning 100 years old.“It’s very exciting,”
By Roberta PardoWhile the COVID-19 pandemic is receding in many parts of the world, including the United States and Europe, the pandemic is raging through
By Roberta Pardo On Monday (May 10), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the request from Pfizer and BioNTech to allow their COVID-19 vaccine
A heat advisory was issued this week for our Greater Kansas City metro area. Heat indices up to 107 degrees were anticipated. Health experts warned
Two years have passed since the attack that killed 22 people, among them nine Mexican nationals, and injured 20 more in a shopping center in
KCMO approves ordinance to help homeless peopleBy CharaThe Kansas City (Missouri) Council has approved an ordinance that will focus on helping homeless people.According to The
By Angie Baldelomar Christiansen Caballero explores working-class struggles in new exhibition Artist Jonathan Christiansen Caballero is presenting his latest work at Belger Arts in Kansas
