WEEKLY/SEMANAL - KANSAS CITY, MO

Marina Arroyo never thought she would join the legions of families who had a loved one die of COVID-19. But when she lost her mother, Monica Bustamante Arroyo, to the virus last December, she became one of the hundreds of thousands of Americans who have been affected by the illness. It was a life-changing event that rendered her unable to speak to anyone about her loss for months, until she sat down with KC Hispanic News and to share how life without her mom… her best friend and her lifelong support.

It’s not often that you hear about local businesses growing and expanding their operations during a global pandemic, but the owners of Ulah Men’s Store have brought the impossible to life.

Ciemantha Kosechata has a message for any artist who might feel rejected by the art world – come to the West Side All Are Welcome Art Fair and Free Concert.

First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden earlier this week visited Kansas City, KS, to have a Charla (conversation) with members of the Hispanic community at EL Centro Academy.

No amount of sugar can alter the bad taste after the Chiefs loss to the Bills this past Sunday on prime time. It’s even hard to justify any of the positive things that happened in the game because it sounds like wishful thinking. Sure, the defense forced the Bills to punt more than once, four times to be precise.