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There is nothing quite like the taste of warm fresh bread. In this week's Nevada Built, 13 Action News anchor Todd Quinones takes us to a bakery where authentic flavors of Europe are rising.

The receding water levels at Lake Mead are having a deadly impact on the ecosystem. The water levels are lowering about a 100ft a week according to Patti Aaron from the Bureau of Reclamation.

Illegal meat from China is flooding into the U.S. Federal officials say it's never been this bad. In part two of our exclusive report, 13 Action News goes inside a secure facility to see how officers are stopping these dangerous products from landing in Nevada and across the country.

Over the past two years of dealing with the pandemic, it introduced a host of new challenges. From loss of jobs, inflation, and one not as easily seen, vehicular homelessness. That new challenge has forced many people to call their cars home.

After suffering a major setback when she was 18 -years old, Rebecca Ostrander has found her way back to the pitch, playing on the first-ever U.S. women's World Cup team for the Paralympics.

Lake Mead visitors are questioning whether or not it is safe to continue to visit the lake. With the significant low levels, and the discovery of two bodies, they say the lake is no longer what it used to be.

Students at Liberty High School filled care packages with snacks and hygiene products during the sixth annual "Munchies for the Military" event on Saturday. The goal was to send 400 to 500 packages to troops overseas, bringing them some of the comforts of home.

Corazon de Esperanza, which translates to Heart of Hope, is the first initiative of its kind geared towards educating Latino residents and other populations about the importance of becoming organ, eye and tissue donors.

A symbol of grace and the values of the Girl Scouts now missing. The valley council says thieves stole the statue in front of their headquarters early Saturday morning.

Demanding change and accountability. Animal welfare advocates and residents in the Spanish Trail community remain livid over the killing and injuring of geese by the staff there and held a protest.