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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Nine years later, Las Vegas community returns to One October Healing Garden (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Nine years after the One October shooting, people across the valley are finding their own ways to remember. For some, that means returning to the One October Healing Garden. The healing garden is filled with pictures, memories, and decorations honoring the lives lost during the shooting. The garden was built just days after the shooting and still stands nine years later. Joshua Ryan Abellera survived the Route 91 Music Festival shooting nine years ago. “This morning, it was re
North Las Vegas dress shop owner gives back with quinceañera gowns (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — For many Latinas, a quinceañera dress is more than something you wear. It’s a tradition that’s been passed down through many generations. “You can always buy a car. But you’re never going to be 15 again,” said Brenda Karcz, owner of Zofia’s Dress Shop in North Las Vegas. “My parents are Mexican. So, you know, not having a quinceanera, first of all. It’s kind of like living your own dream through, you know, a young little girl’s eyes,” Karcz said. After working in the hotel ind
Hispanic women face breast cancer screening disparities, local survivor says (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A local Latina says she thought she was going in for a routine mammogram appointment until everything changed. Renee Morin had gotten mammograms before and never felt a lump. But after a routine screening last summer, doctors saw something. “So we did the ultrasound. We did the biopsy. And... That’s how I found out I had breast cancer,” Morin said. “And I was like, no... I think I’ll be fine,” Morin said. The diagnosis puts Morin, a Hispanic woman, at the center of a larger di
Scholarship named after mariachi singer who died at 18 helps Las Vegas students (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A Las Vegas mariachi musician is chasing his dream with help from a scholarship named for a singer he never met. Ervin Garcia received a scholarship from the Elisa Gastellum Memorial Foundation, created in memory of a mariachi singer who died before she could move to Las Vegas. “My dream is to keep the mariachi music alive,” Garcia said. Elisa Gastellum was a mariachi singer from Arizona. Her mother, Terri Gastellum, said Elisa loved performing. “Oh, she was passionate about i
Study: Lack of insurance, language hurdles drive Hispanic diabetes gap in Nevada (opens the original)
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LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Medical students at Touro University Nevada are researching diabetes disparities among Hispanic communities, looking beyond diagnosis numbers at factors including income, education, household size, and health insurance. Students Micah Kwallek and Giovani Gourial studied diabetes among Hispanic communities in Nevada. They found an overall higher prevalence of diabetes among Hispanic and Latinx communities compared to non-Hispanic white communities. READ MORE: First flu-related
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