In this issue
• Mexico’s Andrea Meza crowned Miss Universe
• Ortiz serves community through work with KCPD
• UGPHD announces school poster contest winners
In this issue
• Mexico’s Andrea Meza crowned Miss Universe
• Ortiz serves community through work with KCPD
• UGPHD announces school poster contest winners

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — City and community leaders gathered Friday to break ground on a $43.6 million infrastructure project that will transform Southwest Boulevard and

The monthlong commemoration of Hispanic Heritage ends Wednesday. It’s quintessentially American, emblematic of our national motto – “E pluribus unum” (Out of many, one.) And

By Angie Baldelomar Melanie Arroyo never imagined she would have her identity questioned the way she did. Arroyo, a councilwoman for Lenexa, Kansas, recently had

By Tere Siqueira Hundreds of people are expected to gather Sept. 20 at the National WWI Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri, to show their support

By Teresa Siqueira A Mexican-American author based in the Greater Kansas City area has written the story for the 2026 Girl of the Year doll. The

People worldwide honor their dead, often in celebrations held in waning summer or autumn. Customs, rituals and traditions vary by country, region and religion, as

By Tere Siqueira | Photos by Henning Sac Morales How to connect generations by observing Day of the Dead For many Hispanic families in the

By Angie Baldelomar On Nov. 6 and 7, Reyes Media Group (RGM) will host its 17th annual St. Jude Radiothon through its radio stations. The