In this issue
• COVID variants spreading faster and affecting the young more
• School districts planning in-person graduation ceremonies
• The Toolbox, new resource center to help small businesses, to open in WyCo
In this issue
• COVID variants spreading faster and affecting the young more
• School districts planning in-person graduation ceremonies
• The Toolbox, new resource center to help small businesses, to open in WyCo

By Chara As communities nationwide celebrate Women’s History Month, leaders in the Greater Kansas City area are highlighting the impact Hispanic women continue to have

Federal shooting of American nurse sparks controversy By Tere Siqueira The fatal shooting of intensive care nurse Alex Pretti Jan. 24 by a U.S. Border

In this issue • Teenagers Confronted by ICE Near Olathe Walmart • Diane Rojas celebrates 40 years at Guadalupe Centers • Latina shares story to

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.

Commentary by Tere Siqueira The Greater Kansas City area is about to take center stage in front of the world. This summer, Kansas City, Missouri,

In this issue • Women’s History Month: Soileh Padilla offers leadership and inspiration for women this month • Hugo Ximello-Salido brings work to consulate walls

By Angie Baldelomar Mexican artist Hugo Ximello-Salido will have his art displayed at the Mexican Consulate in Kansas City, Missouri. Ximello-Salido — a multidisciplinary artist

By Chara As communities nationwide celebrate Women’s History Month, leaders in the Greater Kansas City area are highlighting the impact Hispanic women continue to have