(Kansas City, MO) – Jackson County Legislator Manuel Abarca IV (1st District) wants to address the recent concerns surrounding rumors of Immigration and Customs and Enforcement (ICE) activity in the Kansas City metro area and reactions to the myriads of executive orders from the Trump administration.

Mettle is a word that comes to mind often when I reflect on what this season has been for the Kansa City Chiefs and fans. Mettle is defined as, “a person’s ability to cope well with difficulties or to face a demanding situation in a spirited and resilient way.”

Where are they now? Richard Ruiz shares his vision and it benefiting a group of nuns So many Kansas Citians of Hispanic and Latino descent make their mark on the KC metro area in a big way, whether it’s helping underserved individuals and families in nonprofit organizations, or acting as a diverse voice in city government.

Kansas City Hispanic News is a mainstream newspaper. We offer a bilingual English to Spanish publication and provide an excellent medium for advertisers looking for that hometown focus of journalism.

Kansas City Hispanic News, periodico bilingüe inglés-español que provee un excelente medio para los clientes que buscan ese periodismo local de calidad.. Alrededor de 200 mil hispanos/latinos son parte de nuestro mercado objetivo, lo que incluye Kansas City, MO, Independence, Lee Summit, Blue Springs, Belton, Gladstone, North Kansas City y Grandview.

TRADUCE GEMMA TORNERO “Ahora el invierno de nuestro descontento se ha convertido en un glorioso verano gracias a este sol de York” William Shakespeare (no es un italiano del siglo XIII) Aferrándose a lo último que podía, mirando por la ventana, rayas, bloques, rayas, reflejos, grandes y pequeños, sobre cuadrículas de tierra marrón, blanca y …

“It’s an historical moment for our community because the status quo has been ordinarily we didn’t have a single Hispanic department director, but now we have two, and they are over very powerful and very important departments,” Councilman Crispin Rea said.

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Mexican-American Softball Hall of Fame Celebrates New Class. By Debra DeCoster Cris Medina is the CEO of the Guadalupe Centers Inc., but he is just as well known for his love of sports in particular fast-pitch softball.

BY JOE ARCE AND COREY CRABLE. Robert “Bob” Kalkofen has served a countless number of families in his 40 years with Kansas City’s McGilley Memorial Chapel in Midtown, but he has created a special bond with Hispanic families in the community he calls home.