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Finding ways to keep students in the classroom. Over the course of the last school year, the Clark County School District reported nearly 40 percent of students were considered “chronically absent”.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto and Southern Nevada Water Authority officials called for the Bureau of Reclamation to prioritize federal drought funds for states with aggressive preservation plans.

Despite another cut to our state’s water allocation, Nevada remains a leader in water conservation efforts. But with no end to the drought in sight, the SNWA says your help to save water is vital

The Southern Nevada Water Authority says states using water from the Colorado River are not doing enough to make cuts.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and officials from Boulder City are reminding Southern Nevadans of back to school safety.

Social media use and cyber safety. With the start of school only two weeks away, these are the issues top of mind when it comes to protecting students from online threats.

There is new AI technology used to detect fires in Nevada.

As water levels at Lake Mead continue to recede and more shoreline is revealed, people are getting stuck in the lake bed.

Local officials are warning visitors of Lake Mead to be safe as high winds and low water levels can be dangerous.

Calling for dress code reform. A group of students is not giving up as they petition the Clark County School District to change the graduation dress code. They protested at Rancho High School Wednesday.