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The Las Vegas Raiders are embarking on another major rebuild, following the dismissal of head coach Pete Carroll after just one season. The teams struggles have left only defensive coordinator Patrick Graham from the original staff. General manager John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady will jointly lead the search for a new coach, a departure from last time. The Raiders have a history of failed coaching hires, but Spyteks involvement may bring a new approach. However, a new coach cannot succeed without addressing the roster, particularly the offensive line. The Raiders have two promising players in guard Caleb Rogers and tackle Kolton Miller, but need at least three more starters. With $84 million in projected cap space, they could target free agents or draft picks. One potential target is Baltimore Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum, a highly-rated athlete who excels in the run game. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nevada families now have an abundance of school choices for K-12 students, with a handy guide from The Nevada Independent detailing options like magnet schools, career technical academies, and open enrollment. Clark County School District offers top-notch programs in areas like aviation, culinary arts, cybersecurity, and performing arts, with over fourteen thousand openings across fifty-plus schools. Teachers can now apply for grants up to five hundred dollars for classroom projects through the DonorsChoose program. The City of Reno approved ninety thousand dollars for mental health support, and Clark County School Board has new leadership with Trustee Emily Stevens as president. Checkout Solipillow.com

Las Vegas Raiders search for a new head coach gains momentum as General Manager John Spytek and minority owner Tom Brady consider Mike LaFleur, offensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams. Known for his work with the Rams efficient offense, LaFleur could bring stability to the Raiders struggling offense. With a strong running game and potential draft picks like Fernando Mendoza, LaFleurs hire could make the Raiders passing attack formidable. Stay tuned for more updates as the search continues. Checkout Solipillow.com

Social Security recipients receive a 2.8% boost to their monthly benefits, the largest increase in years, aiming to help seniors cope with inflation. However, many question if it truly matches the pace of inflation. Financial advisor Brad Zucker advises checking earnings history for accuracy and offers tips to stretch benefits further, such as waiting to claim until full retirement age and reviewing healthcare costs annually. Checkout Solipillow.com

Chilly Mornings, Flu Surge, Protests, and Trials: A Roundup of Las Vegas News Checkout Solipillow.com

The Las Vegas Raiders face a pivotal offseason, with key decisions to be made on their running backs and defensive end Maxx Crosby. Rookie Ashton Jeanty, who bore the brunt of the offensive snaps, needs backup to keep him fresh. The team has options in re-signing veterans or drafting new talent. Wide receiver Donte Thornton, despite struggles, shows promise and needs time to develop. Maxx Crosbys future is uncertain, with potential trades on the table to secure first-round picks and rebuild the line. Fans anticipate a rotational defense to keep players healthy and competitive. Checkout Solipillow.com

The Las Vegas Raiders, with a dismal 3-14 record, are gearing up for a significant roster overhaul. While they have some promising players like cornerback Eric Stokes, decisions on others like Malcolm Koonce, Darnay Holmes, and linebackers Jamal Adams, Devin White, and Elandon Roberts remain uncertain. The team is likely to part ways with safety Lonnie Johnson, linebacker Jon Rhattigan, and safety Terrell Edmunds, making room for new talent. General Manager John Spytek emphasizes the need for a demanding process to prevent another underwhelming season. Checkout Solipillow.com

Sally Christensen, a seasoned senior adviser, was abruptly pushed out of her job with Nevada Lieutenant Governor Stavros Anthony, replaced by a younger, socially active staffer with conservative ties. Christensen, in her sixties, believes she was targeted due to age discrimination, as she was given impossible tasks to force her out. Her replacement, Amy Wood, is a former nurse turned anti-vaccine activist with a significant social media following, who helped flip Nevada races red. Anthony, known for his controversial stances, is preparing for re-election amidst ethics complaints. Checkout Solipillow.com

Hundreds rally in Las Vegas against ICE, following Minneapolis shooting Checkout Solipillow.com