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Education debate kicks off Review-Journal’s policy luncheon series

Millions of dollars funneled to support English language learners, the state’s new Common Core standards and a new mandatory teacher evaluation system were what experts debated Monday during a community conversation about education.

A fourth of state’s public schools see downgraded ranks

A quarter of Nevada’s 604 public schools were downgraded by the Nevada Department of Education on Monday for students’ performances in the 2012-13 school year, but State Superintendent Dale Erquiaga asserted that it’s not because students are falling further behind.

Box truck rolls over in Spaghetti Bowl

A box truck rolled over at the interchange of Interstate 15 southbound and U.S. Highway 95 southbound Monday morning, causing delays for drivers.

Photographer captures culture of Cuba during Fidel Castro’s reign

In many ways, Havana is a place frozen in time, according to photographer, writer and world traveler Armand Thomas, whose exhibit “Havana in the Times of Fidel” is on display through Sept. 30 at the Rainbow’s End Cafe, 1100 E. Sahara Ave.

32-year-old walking on tracks killed by train

A man was struck and killed by a freight train Sunday near Tropicana Avenue and Valley View Boulevard.

Nevada Wild Fest returns to the Rio Sept. 20-22

The family-friendly Nevada Wild Fest event at the Rio will raise money for the Lili Claire Foundation to support special needs children.