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Oct. 1 remembrance, a Shoshone girl comes home, and turf fines take shape (opens the original)
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Several events are taking place around Las Vegas this week in remembrance of the mass shooting on Oct. 1, 2017, which left 58 people dead and hundreds more injured. A reading-of-names ceremony will take place at 7 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Las Vegas Community Healing Garden. Meanwhile, the Vegas Golden Knights are hosting a memorial blood drive at City National Arena. Then on Oct. 2, the Vegas Strong Fund will break ground on the Forever One Memorial. Construction of the permanent tribute will take pla
A Shoshone girl returns to Duck Valley 126 years after her death (opens the original)
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That's a question from Dr. Josh Bonde, a citizen of the Temok Tribe of Western Shoshone and director of the Stewart Indian School Cultural Center and Museum, to his kids during a lesson about federal Indian Boarding Schools. “And then you see the gears start turning, you know, they're like, 'No, like why would a school have a cemetery?'" he said. "Because kids didn't get to go home. You know, some kids never went home, never got that opportunity to see their families again.” That includes studen
Tribes along the Colorado River are still fighting for their rights (opens the original)
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The Colorado River stretches 1,450 miles across the U.S. And for just 17 miles, the river flows through the Fort Mojave Indian Tribe's reservation, which spans across three states: Arizona, California, and Nevada. Fort Mojave Indian Tribe Chairman, Timothy Williams, on a humid triple digit day in the valley shows me around the tribe's checkerboard farmland in Arizona. That's the state in which the tribe has the most water rights. "Look over there, multi-million dollar homes that are right there
Las Vegas luxury homes, Carter Hart suspension and Nevada swing voters (opens the original)
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🏠 Prices for luxury homes in Las Vegas are nearly 60% higher than they were seven years ago. At the end of 2019, the median price for a luxury home in the Las Vegas Valley was just under $753,000. May statistics from Realtor.com show prices are now closer to $1.2 million. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports that although mortgage rates are extremely high, the luxury housing market remains popular. That could be due to affluent buyers using cash to purchase luxury homes, thus bypassing the need
A Different Way of Thinking (opens the original)
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Along the back of the gallery in the Clark County Commission Chambers sits a large group of Native American high school students from Nevada, Arizona, and Montana. They’re all wearing black T-shirts that read “UNLV … 2026 Native Youth Camp.” Tick Segerblom, Clark County Commissioner for District E and former state lawmaker, sees them from the dais and walks up. “Thank you all for coming, it means a lot to us,” Segerblom tells the group. “Don’t gamble, though.” The students are a part of this yea
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