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When children can't live with their parents and a relative or family friend steps up to care for them, they don't receive foster care support. A local charity exists to fill in the gaps.

Two ideas are now under consideration to intensify water conservation efforts on the Colorado Rive: one from California, the other a joint plan from the other river states — including Nevada.

CCSD Supt. Dr. Jesus Jara is among the first to admit the areas that need improvement in Southern Nevada's education system. Parents say it's time for action from leaders in the 49th-ranked state.

A campaign to allow local governments to form their own school districts failed to make the 2024 ballot in Nevada — news that was welcomed by CCSD Supt. Dr. Jesus Jara.

Nevada's school superintendents are renewing calls for increased investment in education after a recent report ranked the Silver State 47th in the nation in per-pupil funding.

Nevada's funding for education is reported to be the worst according to a report from "Making the Grade" which graded Nevada with an "F" in Funding Level, Funding Distribution and Funding Effort.

For families going through tough times, the holidays can be difficult to pull together. HopeLink of Southern Nevada is running a free holiday toy store to help them out.

Graduation rates in Nevada have overall increased comparing to previous years according to the Nevada Department of Education.

Greg Weeks focuses on veterans, kids, and the community as the leader of Las Vegas Elks Lodge #1468, and is our Vegas Stronger Champion for his efforts to help the Paralyzed Veterans of America.

Students are taking the Clark County School District and East Career and Technical Academy to court as they claim their First Amendment rights have been violated.