United We News Today

Report targets gender and racial parity in Missouri municipalities.

Lt. Gen. (Red.) Nadja West speaks at United WE's "We Work for Change" event

Tuesday’s election results confirmed that more women than ever before will vie for the top spots in Oklahoma government this November.

Parents are feeling not only the rising costs of housing, feeding and clothing their families but also the inflation bite of higher day care bills.

A new study shows women are under-represented on many civic boards and commissions in Kansas.

The findings come from new research by United WE and the University of Kansas