NBC News' Morgan Radford reports on why over a thousand homeless people live in the dark tunnels under Las Vegas.

Beneath the Las Vegas Strip, more than 1,000 people live in storm tunnels. Advocates warn funding cuts could threaten outreach to this hidden community facing addiction and mental health challenges.

Hundreds of homeless individuals live in nearly 600 miles of tunnels under Las Vegas, hidden from visitors and even locals. Tunnels were built to mitigate flash floods, not shelter the homeless ...

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An estimated 1,200 to 1,500 people live in rain tunnels below the Las Vegas strip. NBC News’ Morgan Radford went below ground to speak with some of the people that live there.

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Las Vegas maintained its position as the 29th largest metro area in the nation, just ahead of Cincinnati and Kansas City, Mo., and just behind Pittsburgh and Sacramento, Calif.

Beneath the Las Vegas Strip, more than 1,000 people live in storm tunnels. Advocates warn funding cuts could threaten outreach to this hidden community facing addiction and mental health ...

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