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- 1Miami's Hispanic Voters Reassess Trump and Immigration▼I Went Home to Miami to See How Hispanic Voters Feel About Trump and Immigration
A Wall Street Journal reporter returned to Miami to gauge how Hispanic voters there feel about President Trump and his immigration policies. The piece explores whether loyalty to Trump among Cuban-American and other Latino communities is shifting as enforcement measures touch more people, in a city long seen as a bellwether for Hispanic political attitudes.
- 2Hispanic Republicans fault ICE over recent enforcement tactics▼Hispanic Republicans criticize ICE for over-reacting, discuss economy
Hispanic Republicans are voicing criticism of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying the agency has over-reacted in its recent enforcement actions. In the same discussions, prominent Hispanic Republican figures have also been turning attention to the economy, an area they see as key to their community's support. The criticism highlights tension within the party between backing tougher immigration policy and concern about how operations affect Latino families and voters.
- 3Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society Builds Inclusive Campus Community▼Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society providing inclusive environment for Red Raiders
The Texas Tech Hispanic Student Society is being highlighted for its work creating an inclusive environment for students, known as Red Raiders, at the university in Lubbock. Local coverage focuses on how the organization supports Hispanic students through community, cultural connection and campus involvement, positioning it as a welcoming space within the wider student body.
- 4DATOS report: Hispanic businesses contribute billions to Arizona economy●30th annual DATOS: Hispanic businesses contribute billions to Arizona's economy
The 30th annual DATOS report highlights the scale of Hispanic entrepreneurship in Arizona, finding that Hispanic-owned businesses contribute billions of dollars to the state's economy each year. Released in partnership with local media coverage, the study is being cited as evidence of the community's growing economic influence and its importance to the state's long-term growth.
- 5GALA Hispanic Theatre in Washington preserves its cultural legacy▼How DC's GALA Hispanic Theatre is preserving a legacy
GALA Hispanic Theatre in Washington, DC is being highlighted for its work preserving Hispanic and Latino cultural heritage through performing arts. Coverage focuses on the theatre's long-standing role in the community, its bilingual productions, and its efforts to keep a decades-long artistic legacy alive for future generations in the capital.
- 6Expert urges Hispanic families to break mental health stigma▼Expert urges Hispanic families to break mental health stigma during Heritage Month
A mental health expert is calling on Hispanic families to talk openly about mental health and break longstanding stigma, timed to National Hispanic Heritage Month. The message highlights how cultural taboos can keep people from seeking treatment, and encourages families to support loved ones struggling with anxiety, depression or other conditions rather than staying silent.
- 7Northeast Ohio weekend guide features 'Fashion & Feather' exhibit▼5 things to do in NEO: ‘Fashion & Feather’ exhibit, Hispanic heritage and more
Northeast Ohio residents have a range of cultural options this week, led by the 'Fashion & Feather' exhibit alongside events celebrating Hispanic heritage. The roundup from Ideastream Public Media highlights five things to do across the region, pointing to a busy stretch for local arts and community programming.
- 8Orland Park Latina business owner expands eyebrow boutique with niche fragrances▼Hispanic Heritage Month: Orland Park Latina business owner Diana Roth expands eyebrow boutique with niche fragrance brands
Diana Roth, a Latina business owner in Orland Park, Illinois, is expanding her eyebrow boutique to carry niche fragrance brands. Her story is being featured for Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the contributions of Latino entrepreneurs in the Chicago area and the growth of small, women-owned beauty businesses in suburban communities.
- 9Hispanic families urged to break silence on mental health▼Hispanic families encouraged to break silence surrounding mental health
Faith-based and community outlets in Georgia are encouraging Hispanic families to speak openly about mental health rather than keeping struggles hidden within the family. The push reflects a broader effort to reduce stigma in Hispanic communities, where cultural expectations of privacy and silence often prevent people from seeking counseling or treatment for depression, anxiety and other conditions.
- 10Fiesta en SoMa celebrates Hispanic heritage▼ENTERTAINMENT: Fiesta en SoMa celebrates Hispanic heritage
Fiesta en SoMa, a cultural celebration of Hispanic heritage, was covered by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The event highlights Hispanic traditions and community culture, drawing attention as part of broader Hispanic Heritage Month observances. Details about specific activities, dates, or organizers were not included in the report.
- 11New report examines environmental quality in Hispanic communities▼New report examines how environmental quality affects Hispanic communities
A newly released report looks at how environmental quality affects Hispanic communities, examining issues such as pollution exposure and living conditions across the United States. The findings come from coverage by ABC15 Arizona, which highlighted the report's focus on the environmental challenges facing these populations.
- 12Trump Courts Hispanic Voters With Talk of ICE and White House Ballroom●In Wooing Wavering Hispanic Voters, Trump Talks ICE, His Ballroom and Himself https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/us/poli
President Trump marked Hispanic Heritage Month with an appeal to wavering Hispanic voters, blending pledges on immigration enforcement through ICE with remarks about his White House ballroom project and lengthy personal reflections. The approach signals a continued Republican effort to consolidate Hispanic support ahead of the midterm elections, even as his immigration agenda remains a point of tension among these communities.
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The Hispanic Heritage Festival is returning, and organizers say this year's edition will offer more food and entertainment than before. The announcement signals renewed community interest in celebrating Hispanic culture, with expanded vendors and programming planned for attendees.
- 14Austin nonprofit promotes mental health with sound baths and yoga▼Austin nonprofit uses sound baths, yoga to promote mental health during Hispanic Heritage Month
An Austin nonprofit is marking Hispanic Heritage Month by offering sound baths and yoga sessions aimed at supporting mental health in the community. The wellness events are intended to give residents accessible ways to manage stress and emotional wellbeing, tying cultural celebration to mental health awareness.
- 15Hispanic voters on Texas border sour on Trump●"Hispanic Voters⚡on the Texas Border Have Soured on # Trump . In 2024, these voters were an essential part of the winnin
Hispanic voters in border communities across Texas, who formed an essential part of Donald Trump's winning Republican coalition in 2024, have grown disillusioned with him. Reporting drawing on more than two dozen interviews across the region describes many as feeling abandoned and furious, a shift that could complicate Republican chances in the November elections.
- 16Hispanic Voters on the Texas Border Sour on Trump▼Hispanic Voters on the Texas Border Have Soured on Trump
Hispanic voters living along the Texas border are turning away from Donald Trump, according to a New York Times report. Border communities that had shifted toward Trump in recent elections appear to be reconsidering that support, a shift that could matter for Republicans in a region that has become a key battleground for Hispanic voters and for control of Congress.
- 17Layoff pushes Hispanic family to launch community business with Troy's help●A job layoff leads Hispanic family into filling needs in the community with help of the TROY Small Business Development Center
A Hispanic family turned a job layoff into an opportunity, founding a business that fills needs in their community with guidance from the TROY Small Business Development Center at Troy University. The story highlights how the center supports aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly in minority communities, helping families rebuild financially after sudden job loss while serving local demand.
- 18Norton Museum of Art hosts free Hispanic Heritage Month event●Free Hispanic Heritage Month event at Norton Museum of Art this weekend
The Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach is holding a free event this weekend to mark Hispanic Heritage Month. Visitors can attend without paying admission, giving the community access to the museum's programming during the annual celebration. The local station WPBF highlighted the offering for residents looking for free cultural activities.
- 19Hispanic ministry marks 25 years at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont▼Hispanic ministry to celebrate 25 years at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont with food, music
The Hispanic ministry at Holy Rosary Church in Claymont, Delaware is preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary with a gathering featuring food and music. The milestone highlights a quarter-century of Spanish-language pastoral work serving the local Catholic community, and the anniversary celebration is expected to bring together parishioners for a festive occasion honoring the ministry's history.
- 20Latin music trivia night brings community together for Hispanic Heritage Month●Latin music trivia turns Hispanic Heritage Month into a night of community
A Latin music trivia event was held as part of Hispanic Heritage Month, drawing people together for a night of music-themed questions and community connection. The event used Latin music as a way to celebrate Hispanic culture and heritage, with participants competing and socializing. Coverage highlights how cultural celebrations can foster community bonds during the annual month-long observance.
- 21Bellevue University Honored by Nebraska Hispanic Chamber of Commerce●Bellevue University Honored by Nebraska Hispanic Chamber
Bellevue University has received an honor from the Nebraska Hispanic Chamber, according to an announcement from the university itself. The recognition highlights the Nebraska-based institution's standing within the state's business and community circles. Details about the specific award, the ceremony, or the reason for the honor have not been made available, so the exact nature of the recognition remains limited to the announcement that the university was acknowledged by the chamber.