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Mengshin Lin (AP) ; Arnaud Jaegers (Unsplash) ; Tom R. Smedes (AP)A Southern Nevada Red Cross volunteer heads to Hawaii, Nevada braces for a mail ballot ruling, Zoox expands on the Strip, Clark County gives away trees, and “gaslighting” gets a closer look. -
Manuel Balce Ceneta (AP) ; Alex Brandon (AP) ; Maxim Hopman (Unsplash)Nevada senators oppose Trump’s DHS pick, no ICE agents are headed to Harry Reid airport, NV Energy will stop serving Tahoe after 2027, and the Aces season opener stays on track.
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