In this issue:
- Mexico’s leading prosecutor resigns amid Ayotzinapa crisis
- “Chains” of racism persist, mayor claims

By Tere Siqueira New data shows violent crime continuing to trend downward in Kansas City, Missouri. Citing statistics from a Kansas City Police Department (KCPD)

By Angie Baldelomar Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine will host its annual gala as a way to raise funds for its renovation work. On Aug.

Within days of a strong primary turnout by voters in Kansas and Missouri, political and criminal shenanigans made headlines, an election postscript illustrating the power

By Tere Siqueira For Josh Hebert, running Louisburg Cider Mill isn’t about ownership. It’s about stewardship. Hebert is president and CEO of the Kansas business,

Republican Sen. Roger Marshall, right, and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate Adam Hamilton participate in a debate at WDAF TV in Kansas City, Mo., Wednesday,

By Angie Baldelomar Andre Reyes Jr. and Antonio Reyes grew up surrounded by music. The brothers are fourth-generation musicians, with their great-grandfather, grandfather and father

Photos and Story by Henning Sac Morales Shawnee, KS – Mercado Fresco officially opened its doors on October 7, 2026, at 7405 Quivira Road. This

By Tere Siqueira In Sue Moreno’s childhood home, creating art and fashion was a necessity. There wasn’t much money, Moreno recalled, so her mother made