Happening in Henderson: Diamonds, Donuts and the Dead

The Happening Network is back with the latest Henderson news. A theater teacher from Green Valley High School faces accusations, with prosecutors filing a new criminal complaint. The school district is already facing budget cuts and teacher shortages.

Police are investigating a homicide on West Horizon Ridge Parkway. Authorities responded to a location near St. Rose Parkway, where an individual was found deceased. This marks the eighth such incident in Henderson this year.

The Henderson Police Department is launching a campaign targeting the use of electric motorcycles on sidewalks and trails. This initiative follows concerns about the bikes being driven at high speeds in pedestrian areas.

The I-215 widening project continues, with overnight ramp closures planned from Pecos to Stephanie. The Eastbound off-ramp to Green Valley Parkway will be periodically closed for realignment, including the construction of a Diverging Diamond interchange. The section of the 215 Trail from Green Valley Parkway to Valle Verde is also closed for storm drain installation.

CCSD is considering later school start times, following a push from advocates citing CDC recommendations. The district is surveying opinions on the matter, but logistical challenges remain. Flower Child, a new restaurant in The District at Green Valley Ranch, is reviewed.