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WATCH: Take a tour of Lake Mead’s decline

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By Adam Klepp Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
ABC15's Adam Klepp takes viewers on a drought tour of Lake Mead, showing just how dramatically the nation's largest reservoir has changed over the last two decades. From the towering white "bathtub ring" left behind by falling water levels to abandoned boat ramps, seashells now sitting high above the shoreline and a long-submerged boat revealed by the receding lake, the tour puts the Colorado River drought into perspective.
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Construction begins on major SR 347 expansion project connecting Maricopa to I-10

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By Adam Klepp Verified
| KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ) Verified
MARICOPA, AZ — After years of traffic backups, safety concerns and calls for improvements from residents, construction is set to begin on a major expansion of State Route 347 between Maricopa and Interstate 10. The project, scheduled to begin June 29, will widen portions of the highway to three lanes in each direction and add grade-separated overpasses at some of the corridor's busiest intersections.
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Phoenix leaders to study higher minimum wage for city workers, contractors

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By Adam Klepp Verified
| KGUN-TV (Tucson, AZ) Verified
PHOENIX — Some city leaders are asking whether the city's workers are earning enough to keep up with the Valley's rising cost of living. Mayor Kate Gallego, Vice Mayor Kesha Hodge Washington and Councilwoman Betty Guardado have signed on to a proposal directing city staff to study whether Phoenix should increase the minimum wage for city employees and certain contractors who do business with the city. The proposal does not recommend a specific wage increase.
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