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Randy Richardson discusses the five groups that applied to open eight charter schools in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.

Randy Richardson discusses the five groups that applied to open eight charter schools in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.

Washington’s ban on “conversion therapy” meant to change the sexual orientation or gender identity of people under 18 will remain in place after the U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to

At the start of the pandemic, state and local officials implemented a series of measures including a statewide eviction moratoria, diversion programs and funding wide-scale rental assistance to prevent a feared tsunami of evictions. The last of those protections ended in June.

In this week's edition of the Indy Education newsletter, learn about a Carson City teen who's help immigrant students feel welcome in their new school, and a new podcast by a former Clark County School Board member.

Dana Gentry (Nevada Current) An order from the Nevada Public Utilities Commission requiring Southern Nevada residents and businesses to subsidize $19.6

On this week's edition of Indy Education learn about the work-based learning opportunities offered at Lyon County School District, and the Washoe County Superintendent Susan Enfield's resignation.

In Nevada, an increase in the frequency and severity of climate-related extreme events are estimated to have cost the state up to $5 billion in structural damage over the last five years, says the report. 

We’ve all encountered cost-of-living increases. Since the pandemic, everything has gotten more and more expensive: gasoline, food, childcare.

Hours before a 5 am strike deadline last Friday, Culinary Workers Union Local 226 announced they had reached tentative agreements with all the casinos, and that there would be no strike of its tens of thousands of members on the Las Vegas Strip.