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Peter Burdon (Unsplash) ; (Unsplash) ; Rick Bowmer (AP)Eviction diversion expands to more cities, tourism declines continue, Utah buys water for the Great Salt Lake, SNWA turf rules paused, and tribes push back on park signage changes. -
Courtesy Vegas City OperaThe 16-year-old arts organization has expanded its audience by altering expectations.
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Windsor Park construction stalls, Colorado River inflow drops, Nevada tuition increases, auto insurance rates climb, and CCSD considers semester exams for middle schoolers. -
Henderson breaks ground on preschool, Nevada reopens healthcare loan program, affordable housing comes to downtown Las Vegas, and Nevada Senator Rosen calls for Noem's impeachment. -
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Measles cases rise to 25-year high, ethics complaint filed against lieutenant governor, and Las Vegas residents sue Metro over protest tactics.
