The Nevada Supreme Court has put a halt to the controversial ESA program.

The court found Nevada's Education Savings Account program doesn't violate the state constitution however the funding under the bill that created the program is in question.

Justices issued a 4-2 ruling on Thursday calling for a permanent injunction on the program, which was on hold on a temporary basis.

The ruling says the program authorized last spring by the Nevada Legislature did not have its own dedicated funding source and is unlawfully drawing on money allocated for public schools in the state's Distributive School Account. It would have allowed parents to use public school dollars to pay for private school tuition... Read More

Blasting continues for a new multi-million dollar home development called Highland Hills in the southwest part of the Las Vegas valley near the Southern Highlands neighborhood.

Homeowners in the area held a meeting Tuesday night and are now taking more than just legal action. They are hoping enough neighbors speak up about damage to their homes to move forward with a class action lawsuit.

In the meantime, many of them are having a hard time staying silent as they watch more damage develop in their homes. They've started protesting and handing out flyers near the blast zone.

Patricia McCarley is fed up and wants to get the word out.

"Giving people information about what is actually going on and how long it's going to go on."

She's protesting the blasts which she says is causing major damage in her Southern Highlands neighborhood. Homeowners claimed the blasting has cracked walls and counter tops... Read More

A local Starbucks where a man was shot and killed over the weekend remained closed Monday.

The shooting happened at the coffee shop located at West Warm Springs Road and Rainbow Boulevard. Pedro J. Garcia was arrested Monday pending an initial court appearance on murder, robbery, burglary and weapon charges in the shooting that took place Sunday morning.

Starbucks held a counseling session with all of its workers Monday evening to help them cope with this traumatic incident.

"I feel pretty good surprisingly," according to William Wright, employee. "I'm not one to let things get to me so easily."

Wright said he came face to face with the alleged killer. Wright said he was manning the register when Garcia walked into the store.

"He was just standing there, you know, and he looked up at my eyes and he looked back -- and down and looked back up at me," Wright said... Read More