In this issue
• Many Kansans still not receiving unemployment benefits
• KC native excited to help his community as KC SBA district director
• Women’s History Month: Garcia fights her way into the sports world – Gutierrez works to empower Hispanic community in KC
By Chara Dos Mundos Women’s History Month honoree Alba Nino (Niño in Spanish) loves her life.A native of Colombia, Nino moved to the United States
By Angie Baldelomar Wanting to be at the table where decisions were made was the driving force in Aude Negrete’s career.Born and raised in Mexico
Kansas City’s celebrating this week. Even people uninterested in professional football are feeling hometown pride in the Chiefs victory on Sunday in the AFC championship
By Angie Baldelomar For any high school student considering college or trade school, looking for scholarships is as important than deciding where to attend college
“Adiós Amor” ha tenido problemas para componer canciones de desamor y despecho, pues ahora que está más que feliz con Belinda, no tiene lugar para
By Angie Baldelomar The KCK Women’s Chamber Foundation is accepting applicants for its 2021 scholarships.The scholarship application is open to nontraditional women students who are
Discussing mental health can be complicated because among us, our friends, family, colleagues or even in our own home there may be prejudices and obstacles
By Roberta Pardo New government data published by CBS News revealed the United States was housing approximately 15,500 unaccompanied migrant minors, including 5,000 teenagers and
