Posted: Mar 18, 2021 / 06:38 AM PDTUpdated: Mar 18, 2021 / 07:10 AM PDTLAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The pandemic put the brakes on in-person services at many places around the Las Vegas valley, including the Vegas PBS Special Needs Resource Library.The library reopened this week with more than 14,000 educational resources for people with special needs including autism, blindness and deafness.It’s open to parents, caregivers, and teachers of special needs students and offers instructional material.There is no cost to families and anyone across the state of Nevada can use the library. Amid the...…Posted: Mar 18, 2021 / 06:38 AM PDTUpdated: Mar 18, 2021 / 07:10 AM PDTLAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The pandemic put the brakes on in-person services at many places around the Las Vegas valley, including the Vegas PBS Special Needs Resource Library.The library reopened this week with more than 14,000 educational resources for people with special needs including autism, blindness and deafness.It’s open to parents, caregivers, and teachers of special needs students and offers instructional material.There is no cost to families and anyone across the state of Nevada can use the library. Amid the...WW…

Posted: Oct 6, 2020 / 06:05 AM PDTUpdated: Oct 6, 2020 / 01:12 PM PDTLAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Labor union members held a “Right to Return” rally outside of the Clark County Government Center Tuesday morning while county commissioners met inside.A coalition of nine labor unions are calling for commissioners to consider an ordinance similar to what was passed in San Diego and Los Angeles that would protect their jobs.“I want to go back to work. I haven’t been unemployed for 36 years,” said Mario Sandoval who is now unemployed. He said, even with unemployment benefits, he is still short $750 a month...…Posted: Oct 6, 2020 / 06:05 AM PDTUpdated: Oct 6, 2020 / 01:12 PM PDTLAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Labor union members held a “Right to Return” rally outside of the Clark County Government Center Tuesday morning while county commissioners met inside.A coalition of nine labor unions are calling for commissioners to consider an ordinance similar to what was passed in San Diego and Los Angeles that would protect their jobs.“I want to go back to work. I haven’t been unemployed for 36 years,” said Mario Sandoval who is now unemployed. He said, even with unemployment benefits, he is still short $750 a month...WW…