School is officially underway throughout Nevada. Washoe County schools started this week, and Clark County started last week.

We all know Nevada schools, especially in Las Vegas, do poorly in national rankings. But billions in federal COVID-19 relief money has been poured into schools — do you think they’re doing any better?

A year ago, an outside consulting firm started looking at Nevada’s higher education funding. Based on their recommendations, the Board of Regents is considering changing how those funds are allocated.

Nevada is growing fast again. Low taxes are driving businesses and people here from other states. Nearly 230,000 people moved to the Silver State from 2016 to 2021.

Universities depend in large part on charitable giving. But one of UNLV's key donors, is pulling funding.

Schools out for the summer, but that doesn’t mean school districts have stopped working.

The nearly seven day long hunger strike involving two UNLV students ended earlier this week following productive negotiations with UNLV administrators and pro-Palestine student groups and coalitions.

The conflict in the Middle East between Hamas and Israel has prompted American college students to organize pro-Palestinian protests on campuses nationwide.

Silver State Equality recently released a very detailed survey with the notable finding being that 40% of LGBTQ youth in Nevada schools feel unsafe.

School’s out for spring break. Teachers are home. Kids are living it up. But there’s something on the mind of a lot of people, whether they have kids or not. Will our schools improve?