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KC's 1st bilingual newspaper keeps founder's legacy alive
Kansas City’s only bilingual newspaper, Dos Mundos continues to carry the legacy of its founder Clara Reyes.
Exhibit in Lawrence focuses on 1955 murder of Emmett Till
A traveling exhibit about Emmett Till has been on display at the Spencer Museum of Art since February.
KC-area faith leaders gather to call for a ceasefire in Gaza
Muslim, Christian and Jewish faith leaders came together at the Prairie Village Baptist Church on Saturday to demand Kansas Rep. Sharice Davids call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Odessa church feeds community while honoring fallen officer Cody Allen
It was another busy Thursday night for the volunteers from Odessa's St. George Catholic Church as they fed the community who was attending a visitation for slain Officer Cody Allen.
Jewish Community Center prepares for KC SuperStar
It’s the Jewish Community Center’s American Idol-style fundraiser and singing competition that gives over $22,000 in scholarships to the ten high school students who are finalists.
Park Hill South basketball team fuels women's basketball momentum
The Big XII Women's Basketball tournament is set to make its debut at the T-Mobile Center and young KC basketball players are opening up about the momentum women's basketball is having.
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