KTNV — We've been following the statewide network outage closely for over a week now, and we are seeing some progress on essential services returning.
Today is also our blitz day for our If You Give a Child a Book campaign.
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Compliance monitor staying with CCSD, according to state officials
New this morning, Justin Hinton has the response from the interim state superintendent to CCSD's progress on its corrective action plan.
It stems from the state appointing a compliance monitor because of budget issues last year.
After nearly nine months, it looks like the monitor is sticking around.
Today is our If You Give a Child a Book blitz day! Here's how you can join in.
Here at Channel 13, we know the importance of child literacy. That's why every year we help raise funds to get books into the hands of students across the valley, and today you can help too.
Today is our blitz day for our If You Give a Child a Book Campaign. The reason we do this campaign is to boost childhood literacy in our community.
Monsoonal moisture will remain over the region, bringing us occasional showers and storms through the work week.
Heavy rain and gusty winds will be the threats will be the main concerns. Highs will stay in the mid-90s this week.
Roadways are looking mostly clear. We do see a fender bender at Sunset and Eastern.
We also are seeing a slowdown on the 215 southbound going past Russell in the southwest valley.
However, you should largely be able to allow normal time for your morning commute.