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Latinos are growing voter bloc poised to have impact on Missouri election
Latino voters could impact questions appearing on Missouri's ballot covering abortion rights, minimum wage and other topics.
Hispanic Kansas City DJs blend culture, love of music through art
Kansas City DJs Nancy Carpenter and FK Menace combine their Hispanic background and love of music within their art.
Missouri judge ordered prisoner's release, legal fight as man remains in prison
The judicial system can take a long time to prosecute crimes. If someone is fighting a conviction, the fight can take even longer.
Mother concerned after MO judge lifts 'no candy' signage rule for sex offenders
A federal judge in Missouri recently blocked a law requiring registered sex offenders to put up a "no candy" sign on their front doors during Halloween.
Kansas Citians shop early to financially plan for holidays
Financial planner Stephanie Olson said there are a few tips shoppers can follow to stay on budget for the holidays.
Overland Park restaurant brings authentic Mexican flavors, culture to life
Victor Esqueda shares authentic Mexican cuisine in Kansas City, promoting Hispanic culture while seeking community support for his struggling restaurant.
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