Rocio Ortiz and her son lost their home overnight resulting in homelessness and damage to their mental health

Planeta Venus and The Journal collaborate to enhance bilingual journalism in Kansas

The Little Free Libraries are part of a project to help kids in low literacy areas have better access to books and resources

​Workplace worries? Planeta Venus wants to hear from you. You can contact our reporter to share your story

According to the CDC, cigarette smoking remains the leading cause of preventable disease, disability and death in the U.S.

Virtual Preparatory Education: An alternative for Kansas' students

Wichita, Newton, Derby, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela and other Latin-American countries were present in our Women's History Month celebration

Alexus Scott uses her entrepreneurship to uplift minority creatives in Wichita

The CDC cites more than 480,000 annual death as a result of smoking or exposure to secondhand smoke

The Wichita Police Department has been embroiled in allegations of racist behavior among its own staff this year

As Kansas creeps closer to Midterms, questions arise: are Spanish-speaking voters being engaged on the same level as English speakers?

Prejudice and ignorance spurred Martínez into creating Latin Fest-ICT, an annual cultural festival celebrating the Latino diversity

How one school strikes the balance between Spanish and English curriculum: bilingual instruction and a multicultural staff.

"The problem is not merely communication, but the lack of proper communication from the top down."

Everything seems uncertain for this family. They lost everything last Friday, April 29 when a tornado hit parts of southeastern Wichita.

Some of the most commonly abuse drugs in Kansas include marijuana, amphetamines, cocaine, and prescription drugs.

Many victims of domestic abuse do not realize their mental health is being affected. Some of these individuals are too afraid to speak up.

This week Wichita Community Foundation announced one of the largest funding they have ever made in this community.

Resources in the Wichita Area for taking care of your Mental Health

In Wichita, where Spanish-speaking therapists are seldom, self-help groups are the answer for many individuals who are looking for help.