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DACA renewal delays can jeopardize recipients’ healthcare access (opens the original)
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Erika Marquez works with DACA recipients and immigrants in Las Vegas. She is an advocate at the nonprofit Make the Road Nevada where she sees the day-to-day impact delays take on their mental health. “I'm in a group and a lot of those DACA recipients that are still waiting for their DACA renewal are having mental problems … depression is hitting them hard, ” Marquez said. “The mental strain is definitely present in our community.” They isolate themselves — even ordering everything they can onlin
DACA renewal delays place recipients’ livelihood at risk (opens the original)
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Erika Marquez recalls crying everyday for a month up until her Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) renewal was approved in Aug. 2026. According to United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the average wait time in March 2026 for renewals was around three months. Marquez’s renewal took around 205 days, making her wait an additional 115 days. The average time, as of Sept. 23, increased — now 80% of cases, which are handled by USCIS, are completed within seven months. Ma
Great Reno Balloon Race takes flight for its 45th year (opens the original)
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It’s 4 a.m. at Rancho San Rafael Park. The sky is still dark as people trickle onto the field, finding a cozy spot that allows for a breathtaking view of the hot air balloons. Classical music plays as the crowd waits for the Glow Show to begin. Nearby, pilot Koh Murai and his crew are getting a balloon named Firenzé ready to fly. First, they fill up the balloon with cold air as it lies on its side. Once it’s inflated, the burners ignite. The flames heat the air inside, slowly making the Firenzé
North Valleys Community Center provides Hawk Fire recovery information (opens the original)
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Starting Sept.1 through Sept. 4, the North Valleys Community Center will provide recovery information to affected residents. These resources will be available from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Attendees will be able to talk with representatives from Veteran Affairs, the Washoe County School District, insurance companies, inspection and permit and other agencies. To find additional recovery information, go to EMERGENCYWASHOE.com
Residents ask questions about homes as fires continue (opens the original)
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The middle school’s auditorium was nearly empty. But the atmosphere still felt heavy. Residents had to wait for updates from officials before they could ask questions. Kelsi Kuzmik, an Antelope Valley resident, said the fire burned her property. She described the scene she encountered when she returned Wednesday. “Honestly, kind of apocalyptic, just scary. Really, it was apocalyptic. It was just… everything is charred,” she said. Kuzmik was concerned about ground erosion and hoped officials coul
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