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Las Vegas, NV – The Clark County School District (CCSD) Board of Trustees voted 5-2 on Thursday to accept the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Jesus Jara, effective Friday. This decision follows months of public scrutiny and controversy surrounding Jara’s leadership. Jara’s Tenure and Resignation: Jara served as CCSD Superintendent since...

Las Vegas, NV – A nationwide cybersecurity incident involving Change Healthcare, a payments servicer for healthcare providers, has caused disruptions to some services in the Las Vegas Valley. The incident, acknowledged this week, has led to delays in prescription refills and other issues for some patients. Limited Information: The nature...

Las Vegas, NV – A Clark County School District (CCSD) teacher was arrested Wednesday following an investigation at C.V.T. Gilbert Elementary School, the district confirmed. Details of the Arrest: 59-year-old Rima Villaret, a Teacher – Early Childhood/Special Education, was taken into custody by CCSD Police. Villaret faces charges including child...

Las Vegas, NV – Two juveniles were arrested at Ed W. Clark High School on Wednesday after a firearm was found on campus, according to the Clark County School District Police Department (CCSDPD). No Threats Made, Investigation Ongoing: The CCSDPD confirmed that no threats were made to the school and...

Las Vegas, NV – Animal shelters across the Las Vegas valley are facing a rise in canine influenza cases, prompting caution and action from pet owners and facilities alike. Current Situation: The Animal Foundation reports six confirmed cases and 136 symptomatic dogs, seeking foster homes to alleviate overcrowding. Henderson Animal...

Las Vegas, NV – Multiple dog owners are accusing a Las Vegas pet groomer, Lucky’s Pet Grooming and Boutique, of mistreating their animals. The claims, which include paralysis and injury, have sparked outrage and raised questions about the facility’s practices and oversight. Case of Tuffy: Makisha Davis alleges her 4-year-old...

Las Vegas, NV – In response to a concerning rise in student pedestrian accidents, the Clark County Commission unanimously voted on Tuesday to add 84 crossing guards to middle schools in unincorporated areas. This decision comes after data revealed approximately 80 students were hit by vehicles so far this school...