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Yesterday, the Nevada Republican Party said that it has received "thousands of complaints" by voters with issues during the General Election and that it's investigating each one closely.Shortly after the GOP made that announcement, Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria answered questions about it during a press conference on Wednesday. He said at the time that he had not received any specific complaints from the party when asked about it by a reporter."Other than issues in the polling place regarding some of their observers," said Gloria, "we addressed them where we could. But no I haven't had anything provided to me."Amy Abdelsayed from KTNV.com contributed to this story 686

Witnesses told police that a black Jaguar XK6 exited the freeway at “freeway speeds” and ran a red light, striking a white Toyota Avalon that was traveling westbound on Del Lago Boulevard. 188

While only 3 percent of the U.S. population currently homeschools their children, a recent study projects by 2020 as many as 2.3 million children in the U.S. could be getting their education at their kitchen table.The study shows homeschooled students actually rank higher on standardized tests than public school students. It also found homeschooled children are viewed favorably on college applications.For Bell, the perks of keeping her children out of public school are appealing, even to her pocket book."Now that I've seen both sides, there was a cost with going to school, Bell says.“Fundraisers and field trips and school pictures, and if you want to buy school lunch ,they just all kinda added up.”This year, Bell only spent 0 on books and materials for her built in students--a fraction of what she says she spent when her children were not home.  870

With coronavirus’s spread reaching almost all parts of the world, organizers of conferences, festivals and other planned large events have either postponed or outright canceled.Last week, officials with the Emerald City Comic Con convention in Seattle -- an event not organized by Comic-Con International -- made the decision to reschedule its event from March 12 to sometime this summer. 388

WXYZ has reached out to Lucido for further comment."The teenagers burst into an Old Boys’ Network-type of laughter, and I walked away knowing that I had been the punchline of their 'locker room' talk," Donahue wrote. "Except it wasn’t the locker room; it was the Senate chamber. And this isn’t high school. It’s my career."Donahue wrote that the moment made her "feel small" and "want to walk away from the Capitol and tell my editor that Lucido wasn't available for comment."She wrote that this time she wasn't going to stay quiet and wanted to give Lucido the chance to apologize."I also wanted to make a comment. I thought the comment that you made was unprofessional in front of the group of boys, saying that I would have fun with them, I don’t know what you were insinuating, but—" Donahue wrote that she told Lucido.He reportedly cut her off, saying, "De La Salle, I went there, and it’s an all-male school and anytime we had dances, we had to invite the girls over for dancing or socializing, it’s very awkward for a lot of these boys,” he said. “So if you took it any way other than that. … The fact that they have Regina school, an all-girls school, get together. They do this, and they have dances and they have social days. It was awkward for me when I went to college and I first met a woman, I didn’t even know how to act around a woman."Donahue wrote she told Lucido that she wouldn't have said it to anyone who was a man or older, and Lucido told her he had said it to an all-girls school last week, saying "it was nothing disingenuous."State Rep. Debbie Dingell thanked Donahue for "bravely telling" her story. 1627

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