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Nevadas third annual domestic violence homicide report reveals a grim picture: forty-five deaths in 2025, with guns involved in nearly seventy percent of cases. Firearms in the home significantly increase a victims risk of being killed. The report also highlights a rise in fatal stabbings and vehicle attacks, with eleven murder-suicides. Children witnessed five of these tragedies, potentially leading to intergenerational abuse cycles. Young women aged eighteen to twenty-nine are at the highest risk. However, theres a silver lining: ten attempted murders were prevented due to quick interventions. The coalition will share these stats with lawmakers, who now collect fifty dollars from each marriage license for prevention programs.

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