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An America 250 truck delivered its 100th food load at Brady Industries on Thursday.

Volunteers unloaded 25 pallets valued at $40,000 for four local pantries including Helping Hands of Vegas Valley (serving older adults) in a program partnered with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

SafeVoice, the school safety tip system, experienced a data breach that compromised 10-percent of reports with personal information between November and March, and the Nevada Department of Education is coordinating with law enforcement and vendor Navigate360 to boost data protections. A call center is available for questions.

Theranostics physician Laura Ashack explained mammogram guidelines for women in their 30s and 40s, noting that personal risk factors decide when to start and how often to screen.

She detailed that abnormal results may lead to extra imaging and biopsies (further tests) while new treatments continue to improve care.

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited a charter school in Henderson Wednesday as part of her Returning Education to the States (Tour).

On Monday, Oct. 26, Kline Veterans Fund will draw a winner for its 52 Bites fundraiser and award 52 restaurant gift cards valued at over $6,200 to support local veteran housing assistance.

Tickets cost $100 or 10 entries for $500 (helps prevent homelessness among military families).

Since August, 122 students have been hit going to and from school in Clark County—a 4.7% decrease from last year.

Local officials say a new regional approach with stricter penalties and expanded traffic education is set to boost safety.

Clark County commissioners approved funding on Tuesday to hire more crossing guards at local elementary and middle schools in unincorporated parts of the county, adding $715,557 annually to the contract with All City Management Services Inc. This measure is designed to enhance student safety on nearby roads.

Health officials reported the first clade I mpox case involving a local resident with no travel exposure.

The Southern Nevada Health District also confirmed 11 clade II cases since August and advises at-risk residents to get vaccinated (JYNNEOS is recommended) and follow health guidelines.