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Ben Mullins (Unsplash) ; Marilyn Tran (Unsplash) ; Simon Kadula (Unsplash)Windsor Park construction stalls, Colorado River inflow drops, Nevada tuition increases, auto insurance rates climb, and CCSD considers semester exams for middle schoolers. -
Monica Sedra (Unsplash) ; Nathan Dumlao (Unsplash) ; Courtesy Nevada HANDHenderson 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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