Marie Mortera
Anchor and Crime Reporter at KSNV-TV (Las Vegas, NV)
Anchor and Crime Reporter at KVCW-TV (Las Vegas, NV)
News stories on @News3LV & @TheCWLasVegas; fairy tales, lullabies @ home https://t.co/qFM5N9OzHb
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2 weeks ago |
news3lv.com | Marie Mortera
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — For nearly 20 years, Jeff Dill has been keeping an eye on the mental wellbeing of firefighters, starting with his colleagues' deployment to New Orleans for the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. "They were showing me videos of bodies in the street; they were struggling. You have to understand that in 2005 this was a time in the fire service we never talked about behavioral health.
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3 weeks ago |
news3lv.com | Marie Mortera
TOPICS:EvictionHomelessnessVeteranCommunityUS VetsResourcesEmpathyHousingLAS VEGAS (KSNV) — An eviction nearly forced a U.S. Navy veteran onto living on the streets. Now, he's giving back to the community that offered him refuge. In tonight's 'Homeless to Hope,' Marie Mortera speaks with Snemmeh Carter, a former resident of US Vets, who returned as a volunteer and now works as a Veteran Services Assistant (VSA) to help others find their way back to a home.
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4 weeks ago |
local12.com | Marie Mortera
"You don't feel anything? No."Up to three times a week, the VA's Mobile Medical Unit deploys to meet veterans in need like Edward Wood, right where they are. "I served in the US Navy, '79 to '82 and tore up my knee, and busted up my neck and shoulder, but these guys have been taking good care of me," says Wood, who at the time was receiving acupuncture to help alleviate symptoms.
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1 month ago |
news3lv.com | Marie Mortera
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of a historic development in the heart of the Las Vegas Westside community. The project, a microbusiness park, is being funded through resources acquired during the pandemic.
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1 month ago |
news3lv.com | Marie Mortera
Las Vegas (KSNV) — In times of uncertainty, Las Vegas organizations say they turn to compassion. In tonight's Mental Health Matters, News 3's Marie Mortera learned how you can help with a program seeking to highlight the compassion in our community. "It is at the heart of everything we do," says Kim Small, CEO of Signs of Hope, a non-profit supporting human trafficking survivors heal and thrive.
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