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Central Health and University of Texas now share data to show how many patients served by hospital district are cared for by ...

F1 bridge may become permanent, North Las Vegas school gets safety upgrades, and Henderson cracks down on illegal e-bikes. Plus, UNLV's bowl game commitment.