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Hours spent looking down at phones and devices can contribute to horizontal neck lines, often called “tech neck,” and other early signs of aging. Experts say the neck often ages faster than the face, but early skincare and prevention can help.

Your Neck Is Aging Faster Than Your Face — Here’s Why

by Voice Health News May 12, 2026May 12, 2026

Surrounded by his daughters, longtime Kansas City civic leader Alvin Brooks celebrates his 94th birthday during a community tribute at the Alvin L. Brooks Center for Faith-Justice at Rockhurst University. Brooks, known by many as both a public servant and devoted “girl dad,” was honored for decades of leadership and service in Kansas City.

Kansas City News

Kansas City Celebrates Alvin Brooks’ Legacy at 94th Birthday Tribute

by The VOICE News Service May 12, 2026May 13, 2026

An African American woman working in her garden appears to be using a rake or a hoe.

Kansas City News

Free Tool Library Helps Kansas City Residents Grow Gardens, Save Money

by The VOICE News Service May 11, 2026May 11, 2026

a person who appears to be African American sits on a bench in Bosco Plaza at K-State University. Next to him is a sign that says Say N-word get candy. Some one appears to be engaged with him, you see only their back.

Kansas State News

Under Kansas’ New Charlie Kirk Law, Actions Like These Are Protected

by Bonita, Editor-in-Chief May 10, 2026May 10, 2026

young boy in bed at night online surfing instead of sleeping.

It Doesn’t Take Much: How AI Nudging Influences Adults — And Children — In Just Minutes a Day

by Bonita, Editor-in-Chief May 10, 2026May 10, 2026

The Community Voice is encouraging organizations and event organizers to help build awareness of their Juneteenth celebrations, festivals, vendor fairs and other activities by submitting them for our free print Juneteenth and online online community calendar.

Kansas City News

Submit Your Juneteenth Events to The Community Voice Calendar

by The VOICE News Service May 9, 2026May 11, 2026

As Floyd Construction plans for the future, the next generation is stepping into larger leadership roles. Pictured left to right are Project Administrator Tarrance Floyd II, company founder Tarrance Floyd, Jacqueline Floyd and General Manager Justine Floyd Duckery. The senior Floyds say they plan to gradually phase out of the company operations over the next five years.

Wichita Business

From North Side Roots to Federal Contracts: How Floyd Construction Built a 30-Year Legacy

by Ty Davis | Wichita Reporter May 9, 2026May 9, 2026

Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin restrains George Floyd during the May 2020 arrest that sparked nationwide protests and renewed scrutiny of police restraint tactics.

How Many More Deaths Before Police Get This Right?

by Bonita, Editor-in-Chief and Community Voice editor in chief May 9, 2026May 9, 2026

Erica Adair speaks during a Wednesday news conference outside the Wyandotte County Courthouse after family members viewed body camera video connected to the in-custody death of her brother, Charles Adair. Their mother, Ruby Smith, listens beside her.

Kansas City News

Family Describes Watching Charles Adair Die After Viewing Jail Video

by Bonita, Editor-in-Chief May 8, 2026May 13, 2026

A rider hangs on during bull riding action at the historic Boley Rodeo, held every Memorial Day weekend in Boley, Oklahoma. The nationally known event is helping draw renewed attention and investment to one of America’s historic Black towns.

Boley Rodeo Fuels Revival in One of America’s Historic Black Towns

by Bonita, Editor-in-Chief and Community Voice editor in chief May 7, 2026May 9, 2026