In this issue
- Deported parents could lose children to adoption
- Low Hispanic teacher rate a growing concern
- Immigrants are the most vulnerable in rural America

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)

In this issue • Latina Leadership Summit Set for October 8 • Everyone is welcome to celebrate cider season at Louisburg Cider Mill • Area

Commentary by Tere Siqueira When a child comes home quiet – or mentions being teased, excluded or threatened at school or online – parents and

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

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,

On Wednesday, September 23, the Hispanic Federation and Westside CAN Center implemented a disaster preparedness training in Spanish for local community leaders in Kansas City.

Commentary by Tere Siqueira When a child comes home quiet – or mentions being teased, excluded or threatened at school or online – parents and

By Angie Baldelomar Denise Ramos and her law firm have announced the date for this year’s Tacos for Latas event. The annual event — now