Six months after Jason Goudie was fired amid budget errors, the former chief financial officer of the Clark County School District is still collecting checks.
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Katie Futterman joined the Review-Journal as a breaking news reporter in July 2024. After growing up in New York City, she graduated from Middlebury College in Vermont, where she served as the managing editor for the student-run newspaper, The Middlebury Campus. Her podcast series was published in the Middlebury Magazine. Elsewhere in Vermont, she interned as a podcast producer for the New England Review and as a reporter for Seven Days and The Addison Independent.
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A plane crashed Wednesday morning at the Henderson Executive Airport.
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The Clark County School Board unanimously selected Jhone Ebert, Nevada’s superintendent of public instruction, to be the Clark County School District’s next leader.
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Between Carol Harter’s departure in 2006 and Keith Whitfield taking the helm in August 2020, five people have served as UNLV’s president or acting president.
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Weapons violations and vandalism doubled on university campuses in Southern Nevada in the past year, a University Police Services official.