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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Las Vegas Review Journal
- Top 100K sites
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Audit: CCSD teacher recruitment trips wasted taxpayer money (opens the original)
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The Clark County School District lacked a formal, comprehensive plan for recruiting teachers when a multitude of staffers traveled to Miami and Honolulu for extended stays at beachfront resorts where they made few hires, according to a new legislative audit. Nor did it have mechanisms for evaluating the effectiveness of these trips, which wasted taxpayer money, states the audit by the Legislative Counsel Bureau Audit Division, which examined recruitment programs from July 2021 through June 2024.
âToo messy. Too uglyâ: Building sale collapses, Lutheran Social Services files for bankruptcy (opens the original)
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Lutheran Social Services of Nevada filed for bankruptcy late Friday after a prospective buyer for the nonprofit’s building on Boulder Highway walked away from the deal, the organization’s board stated. The troubled nonprofit has received millions of dollars in government funding over the past decade. “Filing for bankruptcy was considered a critical last resort after exhausting all other reasonable efforts following the mismanagement and subsequent termination for cause of the former CEO,” accord
Nevada ethics commission rejects agreement to resolve case against ex-county official (opens the original)
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State ethics commissioners on Wednesday rejected a proposed agreement to resolve a complaint against a now-fired Clark County public works official accused of using his government position to help secure lucrative contracts for his wife. The Nevada Commission on Ethics had investigated whether Jimmy Floyd, the former head of construction management for Clark County, violated provisions of state ethics law in connection with the award of a $10 million county contract to a team that included his w
âThis is such a train wreckâ: Nevada nonprofit limps on during sale of headquarters (opens the original)
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Lutheran Social Services of Nevada is selling its headquarters on Boulder Highway to another nonprofit, according to Clark County, which a decade ago gave millions of dollars in taxpayer funds toward the building’s construction. The Clark County district attorney’s office, meanwhile, has demanded that the organization repay about $39,000 for services that were not performed under a county contract, according to a letter provided by the county. “This is just such a train wreck,” said the Rev. Mar
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