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  • Students in historically black West Las Vegas are underachieving academically. They are behind their peers in other neighborhoods. In fact, Clark County…
  • Most of us can only imagine homelessness. But what happens if you're still in high school and you cannot live at home. That happens to some people in Las…
  • The recession has greatly increased the use of food stamps. Many people are finding themselves using them for the first time. We hear from some of those…
  • Students in historically black West Las Vegas are underachieving academically. They are behind their peers in other neighborhoods. In fact, Clark County…
  • All year round and especially during the holidays, there are opportunities to volunteer. We talk with three local operations that need volunteers to help…
  • Most of us can only imagine homelessness. But what happens if you're still in high school and you cannot live at home. That happens to some people in Las…
  • People all over this country are struggling -- they're struggling around the world. This is the story of a chance encounter between two women. It was a…
  • On any given night in Las Vegas, more than 13,000 people are homeless. The non-profit organization Family Promise works to help homeless valley families…
  • Ron Pollack, Exec Dir and VP, Families USA... on why 699,000 Nevadans are spending more than 10% of their income on health care even though they have…
  • Phyllis, homeless personJoanne, homeless personAshton, Joanne's sonJennifer Whiting, Case Mgr, The Shade Tree Shelter... on the stories of two women who…