Jhovani Carrillo

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Jhovani Carrillo

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A powerful new documentary is putting a spotlight on student homelessness in the Clark County School District. The film, “Learning to Survive: A Lesson in Student Homelessness," was screened Tuesday night at Rancho High School. "They come to school to get an education, but we really don't know what their life is like," said Tracy Sakamoto, who watched the documentary. Jhovani Carillo went to the screening to learn more.

2 weeks ago | kesq.com | Jhovani Carrillo

By Jhovani CarrilloClick here for updates on this story MT. CHARLESTON, Nevada ( KTNV) - Seven wild horses from the Kyle Canyon area may soon be relocated and adopted by a local rescue. At a public meeting held at the U.S. Forest Service office near Torrey Pines and Rancho Drive, officials announced they're now accepting applications from interested organizations. Officials confirmed they've received an application from the nonprofit Wildfire's Wild and Free Mustangs in Boulder City.

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Jhovani Carrillo

MT. CHARLESTON (KTNV) — Seven wild horses from the Kyle Canyon area may soon be relocated and adopted by a local rescue. At a public meeting held at the U.S. Forest Service office near Torrey Pines and Rancho Drive, officials announced they’re now accepting applications from interested organizations. Jhovani Carrillo was at that meeting and spoke to locals to hear their concerns.

2 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Jhovani Carrillo

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Nearly 5 million people across the country have not made payments on their student loans for nearly a year (360 days), according to the U.S. Department of Education. But starting May 5, the department will begin collecting money from those who have defaulted, the department announced last Monday.

3 weeks ago | ktnv.com | Jhovani Carrillo

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Residents near a neighborhood on Eastern and Sunset are raising concerns over a tour bus company's expansion plans, citing ongoing issues with noise, pollution and privacy concerns. Neighbors living across the street from Windstar Lines' bus lot told Channel 13 the existing buses are already disrupting their lives, and they fear adding more vehicles will only worsen the situation.