By Chara A Kansas City, Missouri, tourist site has made it a popular destination each October when Halloween approaches. Built in 1858 by slave labor, the
By Tere Siqueira Note: With the crisp autumn air setting in and the anticipation of Halloween and Dia de los Muertos building, Dos Mundos returns
By Angie Baldelomar Helen Ortiz tells people to let fear drive them Budding entrepreneur, bodybuilder and cancer survivor Helen Ortiz has learned the secret to
By Angie Baldelomar The Lopez Family Scholarship is in the middle of a fundraiser. Under the campaign name Cambio para Cambio (Change for Change in
By Chara According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of flu cases nationwide is still low, but is on
By Tere Siqueira The Sedgwick County (Kansas) Sheriff’s Office has entered into a formal agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the federal
By Tere Siqueira Being a community leader doesn’t require a title, a degree or years of experience. Everywhere, people are displaying leadership by responding to
In this issue • El Mercado Fresco distribuye alimentos gratis a más de 500 familias • Frontier llevará a cabo octavo festival anual KC STEM
