Deadly domestic violence is surging in the valley, with horrific recent cases including a man killing his girlfriend and her kids, and a mother murdered with her teenage daughter. Experts warn this isn’t just about homicides — therapists report rising abuse involving children, like a father who killed his son before police intervened. The pattern points to growing isolation and stress among perpetrators, while victims often freeze from fear. But help is available: The Shade Tree offers 24/7 shelter and support at 855-385-0072, Jewish Family Service Agency provides therapy, and other vital resources include Crisis Support Services of Southern Nevada, Signs of HOPE, Refuge for Women, and the 988 mental health hotline. Community vigilance and reaching out can save lives.

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A Las Vegas man walked into a police substation confessing to shooting his girlfriend and her two young children—leaving the community in shock as all three victims died at the scene. The 29-year-old suspect, Juan Orona, also suffered a gunshot wound to the stomach and was arrested. He now faces multiple murder and firearm charges as investigators seek to understand how this tragedy unfolded. Neighbors are reeling from the unthinkable loss of innocent lives, especially children, in what authorities describe as a senseless act of violence.

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A fiery free speech showdown is unfolding in Clark County Schools as trustee Lorena Biassotti prepares to sue the district over the removal of an agenda item on staff and student speech policies. Amid mounting pressure to step down for her social media posts targeting transgender students, Biassotti insists her legal action will proceed swiftly — while ACLU Nevada and NEA Southern Nevada rally behind educators’ right to speak, warning that silence isn’t an option. The board president has already questioned whether Biassotti broke electronic communication rules, setting the stage for a high-stakes legal battle that could reshape how schools balance expression and policy.

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