In this issue
• KC goes dark, rolling power outages affect 270,000-plus households
• Expert shares tips on handling anxiety during pandemic
• KCMO Health Department encourages sign-ups for COVID-19 vaccine
By Roberta Pardo People living in tents in Kansas City, Missouri’s Westport area have been relocated after camping at a site for weeks, as part
By Angie BaldelomarAs more places reopen, more people are traveling again.Recently, Dos Mundos asked some people in the community who had traveled about their experiences.
By Roberta Pardo Newly unveiled Televisa-Univision is heading worldwide to beat out Spanish-language pay TV rivals.The deal, announced on April 13, will see Mexican broadcaster
Indeed, this is a great time for Venezuelans! President Joe Biden’s administration has designated Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) which gives protection from deportation
Today we have news of interest to immigrants who are TPS holders and plan to apply for permanent residency in the future, or are close
Every third Sunday in June, Americans nationwide get together to celebrate the fathers and father figures in their lives.The holiday dates back to the beginning
By Toberta Pardo Bottles and other objects were thrown at members of the U.S. national men’s soccer team during its 3-2 win over Mexico Sunday
By Angie Baldelomar The Rev. Peter Jaramillo recently celebrated 40 years of being ordained.On May 23, Jaramillo — pastor of All Saints Parish and St.
