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
By Chara The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is reporting an increase of COVID-19 cases this summer, multiple media outlets are reporting.Multiple media
By Angie Baldelomar In honor of Dos Mundos’ 43rd anniversary, sibling executives Diana Reyes and Ed Reyes – both heading the newspaper after the passing
By Chara Araceli Delatorre owes her contribution to this year’s “Parade of Hearts” exhibit to her family – specifically, one family member.“My cousin sent me
Story by Roberta Pardo and photos by Sonia Falcon and Ed Reyes The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) recently announced that its 45th annual
In this issue • HCC organiza cumbre anual de liderazgo de latinas • Ahumada rinde homenaje a su herencia y equipo de fútbol con pieza
By Roberta PardoSamples of human brains collected in early 2024 during autopsies contained more miniscule bits of plastic than samples collected in 2016, according to
By Chara Greater Kansas City area artist Angelica Ahumada DeJesus is gaining recognition for her contributions to the annual “Parade of Hearts” exhibit.This year marked
HNC Living Foundation is looking for a spanish-speaking bilingual patient advocate volunteer to be able to help our patient department widen our reach with head