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State housing board approves low-income apartments costing nearly $1 million each

In her victory speech on election night, newly reelected Gov. Tina Kotek said she will focus her second term on making key services, particularly housing, “more available and more affordable.”. Yet one month earlier, the nine-member panel Kotek appointed to oversee billions of dollars in state housing funds approved...
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Oregon Opens Auction of Abandoned Valuables as More Than $1 Billion Remains Unclaimed Across...

Southern Oregon residents will have an opportunity to purchase jewelry, collectible coins, baseball cards, pocket watches and other valuables from hundreds of abandoned safe deposit boxes when the Oregon State Treasury opens its statewide online auction November 27. The sale comes as Oregon continues managing more than $1 billion in unclaimed property, including forgotten financial accounts, uncashed checks and other assets that may still belong to residents throughout the state.
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Reno police arrest woman on suspicion of attempted murder in taxi stabbing case

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a taxi driver multiple times near Clear Acre Lane and U.S. 395 in Reno on Friday night. According to the Reno Police Department, officers responded around 7:45 p.m. to a report of a woman lying in the roadway.
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Phoenix Renters Need $4,775 Upfront to Move, Topping Monthly Pay

Moving into a one-bedroom apartment in Phoenix now takes an estimated $4,775 upfront, more than the $4,500 a median renter household brings home in an entire month. The gap, identified in a new cost analysis, captures just how squeezed local renters remain even as rents across the Valley have been falling.
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A Phoenix Man Was Trapped in a 6-Foot Sinkhole That Opened in His Backyard,...

A Phoenix man with a chest injury was rescued from a 6-foot backyard sinkhole near 24th Street and Thomas Road after crews secured a pickup that slid in.
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Phoenix Bank Employees Pulled a Street Vendor’s Elote Cart Inside During a Hailstorm, and...

PNC Bank employees in Phoenix pulled street vendor Hilario Cruz Cruz's elote cart inside during a hailstorm. The video passed 1 million TikTok views.
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Las Vegas man pleads guilty in girlfriend’s 2025 death

LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — A Las Vegas man has pleaded guilty to a murder charge after police said he drove around for nearly two hours with his girlfriend shot in the head. Julio Machado Vasquez pleaded guilty Nov. 10 to first-degree murder and failing to stop on a police officer’s signal, resulting in bodily harm or death, according to court records.
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Las Vegas Casino to Shut Down a 41-Year-Old Restaurant

The property operator plans to clear the historic mezzanine space this November to introduce a new concept.
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Three deadly motorcycle crashes in four days raise safety concerns across Las Vegas Valley

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Three deadly motorcycle crashes in the Las Vegas Valley over four days have renewed calls from both riders and drivers for more caution on local roads. The latest crash happened Thursday near Tropicana Avenue and Spencer Street, authorities reported. Two days earlier, another crash occurred near Blue Diamond and Jones Boulevard. And on Monday, a motorcyclist was hit and killed nearby at Blue Diamond and Kulka.
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Scam alert: Fake city emails hit Springfield development applicants

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - The City of Springfield is warning people about a suspected email fraud targeting planning and development applicants. According to the City of Springfield, someone claiming to represent the city contacted an applicant by email and asked for payment to complete a planning and development application. The email referenced publicly available application information, used official-sounding titles and included an invoice directing payment by bank wire transfer. The sender also cl

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