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\\nFoster care faces a shortage of homes in rural Nevada, The Indy analyzes the success rate of legislators\' bills for the 2023 session and street vendors in Nevada get legitimized.
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\\nThis week, hosts Joey Lovato and Alex Couraud hear from KFF Health News reporter Jazmin Orozco Rodrigez about her story on the foster care system in rural Nevada and how they were having to place children in hotel rooms for a time. After that, reporter Sean Golonka talks about legislators\' voting records in the 2023 legislative session and looks at how successful lawmakers were at passing their bills. At the end of the show, reporter Jannelle Calder\\xf3n goes over a bill that legitimizes street vendors as actual businesses.
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\\nHost
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\\nJoey Lovato - @Joey_Lovato_
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\\nAlex Couraud - @alexcouraud
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\\nGuests
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\\nJazmin Orozco Rodriguez - @jazmin1orozco
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\\nSean Golonka - @s_golonka
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\\nJannelle Calder\\xf3n - @NewsyJan
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\\nFoster kids in casino hotels? It happened in Nevada amid widespread foster home shortages
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\\nAnalysis: Which lawmakers were most likely to go against their party?
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\\nAnalysis: Which lawmakers had the most, fewest bills passed in the 2023 session?
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\\nAguilar invites street food vendors to join conversation about establishing regulations
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