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Gov. Steve Sisolak is using federal funds to create the "High Speed NV" initiative, which aims to provide high-speed internet access to underserved communities in Nevada and provide training opportunities for "a new generation of telecommunications workers."

With the recent mass shootings across the United States, safety and mental health has become a sizable concern for parents. Wednesday is the last day of school for Clark County School District students.

For many, mobile homes are an affordable option to home ownership. But more and more, they may becoming another casualty to growth in the valley.

There is traffic on the I-15 south to California according to information from RTC

A convicted murderer who had his conviction overturned was back in a Las Vegas courtroom for a crime committed nine years ago. KTNV's Abel Garcia talks to the family reliving the painful loss all over again of their then-15-year-old-son.

A week after a deadly shooting at a Taiwanese church in southern California, the Taiwanese community here in Las Vegas is still processing the trauma and the fact that the suspected shooter was someone they welcomed in their circles, despite political differences.

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

Restrictions and closures on I-515 are happening this week.

Campgrounds at state and federal parks in Southern Nevada are packed with campers each weekend as the weather warms up. Holly Priest is a long-time camper who lives in Las Vegas. She owns a camping consignment shop, Peaks and Pedals.

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.