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Speaker Steve Yeager calls on Clark County schools boss Jesus Jara to resign - Vimarsana News

Speaker Steve Yeager calls on Clark County schools boss Jesus Jara to resign

Saying he is frustrated by issues plaguing the Clark County School District, Nevada Assembly Speaker Steve Yeager (D-Las Vegas) is calling on Superintendent Jesus Jara to resign. 

IndyFest: Clark County teacher, parent weigh in on Read by 3 retention policy - Vimarsana News

IndyFest: Clark County teacher, parent weigh in on Read by 3 retention policy

On this week's edition, a recap of a recent panel discussion during IndyFest 2023 on the merits of the Reading by Grade 3 retention policy. Plus, students help a teacher develop class on ethnicity and diversity.

IndyFest: Insured rates up, but Nevada Medicaid still struggles decade after expansion - Vimarsana News

IndyFest: Insured rates up, but Nevada Medicaid still struggles decade after expansion

Nearly a decade after Nevada implemented Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, the results are in — the state’s uninsured rate has plummeted, but challenges still plague the state’s health care ecosystem.

Infamous death row inmate 'Sunset Strip Killer' dies in prison - Vimarsana News

Infamous death row inmate 'Sunset Strip Killer' dies in prison

The surviving half of the "Sunset Strip Killers," Douglas Daniel Clark, died in prison of natural causes while on death row in California.

More than a third of Nevada students chronically absent, continuing pandemic-era trend - Vimarsana News

More than a third of Nevada students chronically absent, continuing pandemic-era trend

Chronic absenteeism rates ticked down slightly in the 2022-2023 school year but remain much higher than before the pandemic. Officials said the pandemic fostered a decrease in student engagement.