In this issue
• Frontier Schools celebra el festival KC STEM 2025
• Helen Ortiz les dice a las personas que dejen que el miedo los guíe
• ¿Cómo dar el paso para ser un líder comunitario?
In this issue
• Frontier Schools celebra el festival KC STEM 2025
• Helen Ortiz les dice a las personas que dejen que el miedo los guíe
• ¿Cómo dar el paso para ser un líder comunitario?

In this issue • Product drive to help Colombian earthquake victims • Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine prepares for annual gala • Diamonds infielders say

By Tere Siqueira When a Greater Kansas City area family calls the Advocates for Immigrant Rights and Reconciliation (AIRR) after a loved one is detained

President Trump’s full-throated lobbying for Senate Bill 29 involves legislation that achieves two goals: eliminating changing clocks twice annually and making daylight saving time (DST)

By Tere Siqueira When immigration agents appear on a street corner, outside an apartment complex or in front of a business, the information often travels

In this issue • Nonprofit helps KCK clean up after severe storms • Chorizo KC: Area business springs from family recipe • Fiesta Hispana gears

By Tere Siqueira A chorizo recipe brought from Camargo, Chihuahua, Mexico, that started as a father-and-son hobby has produced a licensed Kansas business that supplies restaurants

By Angie Baldelomar A nonprofit in Wyandotte County is helping those affected by the recent storms in Kansas City, Kansas. As of Monday (Aug. 24), approximately

President Trump’s full-throated lobbying for Senate Bill 29 involves legislation that achieves two goals: eliminating changing clocks twice annually and making daylight saving time (DST)