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As more and more North Carolinians receive the COVID-19 vaccines, one population in particular has lagged behind the rest. Less than 4% of the Hispanic community in North Carolina has received a first dose of the potentially lifesaving vaccines.
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Mecklenburg County's health department said COVID-19 outbreaks in construction sites are driving an increase of cases in the Latino community.Latinos are…
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Monday, Feb. 17, 2020As the Democratic presidential race shifts to Nevada this week, candidates are beginning to face more diverse electorates, including…
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WFAEatsIt’s not too late to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. In addition to the many events around town marking the month-long celebration, there are…
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After more than a decade in operation, the state’s office for Latino Affairs has been closed by Governor Pat McCrory, upsetting advocates in the…
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The slightest change in support can tip the North Carolina vote in favor of President Obama or Republican challenger Mitt Romney.An Elon University poll…
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In a recent posting at NBC Latino, Dr. Victoria M. DeFrancesco Soto noted that she during her time in the North Carolina, she came to find a growing and…
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http://66.225.205.104/SO20060104.mp3(1/4/06) A study released Tuesday shows Hispanics in North Carolina have a nine-billion-dollar-plus impact on the…
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http://66.225.205.104/JB20051122.mp3(11/22/05) Charlotte's Latin American Coalition is having a big birthday The city's oldest Hispanic service agency is…