In this issue:
• KC protesters calling justice for Donnie Sanders
Women’s History Month:
• Acosta helps community through her work at Truman
• Lopez Galvan pursuing mission of helping the community
• Piedra empowering immigrants through the law
In this issue:
• KC protesters calling justice for Donnie Sanders
Women’s History Month:
• Acosta helps community through her work at Truman
• Lopez Galvan pursuing mission of helping the community
• Piedra empowering immigrants through the law
How Cinco de Mayo became an American marketing holiday Analysis by Tere Siqueira Each year, Cinco de Mayo (May 5) brings a wave of fiestas,
Story by Teresa Siqueira and photos by Ed Reyes The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City recognized eight outstanding women during its annual
By Tere Siqueira As part of its ongoing efforts to support and empower Latino families, El Centro Inc. is offering a wide range of free
In this issue • ¡Felicidades, Graduados 2025! • UnidosUS y Mattie Rhodes organizan sesión sobre economía enfocada en la comunidad latina • Andrés Cabral ve
Extraordinary demands facing Kansas City’s new CEO will test his leadership skills to the max. Mario Vasquez, named the city’s latest city manager on May
By Chara On June 11, Kansas City, Missouri, began counting down the year until the 2026 men’s World Cup starts. Held at Union Station, the
By Angie Baldelomar Recently, El Tapatio Mexican Grill expanded its reach across the state border with a new location. Located at 6151 N.W. Barry Road
By Angie Baldelomar Dos Mundos is celebrating another anniversary without founder Clara Reyes, but her legacy and work are still remembered by Hispanic community leaders.