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Though President-elect Donald Trump doesn’t take office in few more weeks, leaders at the national and local levels are sounding the alarm and advocating for undocumented immigrants to prepare themselves for the worst possible scenario – mass deportation.
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The game has been over a few days, or so, and I’m still trying to deal with the aftermath. Following the 19-17 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, the Kansa City Chiefs sit at 11-1 with the inside lane to the coveted number 1 seed.
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2 days ago · It seems like an eternity since I fired up the computer to type a story on this wacky football season. A lot has happened in between so let’s get caught up. The Kansa City Chiefs will sit home for the next few weeks enjoying the reward of the number one seed. It’s an especially gratifying moment ...
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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.
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BY JOSE FAUS If the season ended today what a trip this NFL campaign would have been. The Dallas Cowboys would be the prohibitive favorite to lose to the San Francisco 49rs in the NFC championship game.
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Longtime community radio station KKFI 90.1 FM might be small to some in the industry, but the effects it has on Kansas City is large – and it’s about to get larger, thanks to a $250,000 grant from the Kauffman Foundation. According to a press release from …
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BY JOE ARCE AND COREY CRABLE. One local student is getting ready to leave for a college across the country, but he won’t have to worry about tuition, thanks to receiving the National College Match Scholarship from QuestBridge.
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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.
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