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A Las Vegas City Council meeting approval on November 16 paved the way for what could be one of the most ambitious projects in the city’s recent history—an African-American museum and cultural center located in the Historic Westside neighborhood.
Researchers from the University of Nevada Las Vegas have published findings in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, highlighting how by looking at marine food web fossils, we can get a glimpse into the future of climate change effects.
For many, the holidays are the best time of year, but for others, the stress of the season can simply be too much to bear. From shopping and vacation trips, to countless get-togethers with friends and co-workers, family dinners, or thoughts of loved ones who aren't with us this year, these times can make even the most cheerful of people feel a little low. But there are some tips and techniques you can use to keep holiday stress under control.
Scientists have ample evidence to prove the Earth is a sphere. But some social media users claim to have devised an experiment showing the earth is flat.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom had a chance this year to fight California’s rampant crime problem. He didn’t take it.
New cases of COVID-19 in Clark County jumped by 50 percent this week, likely due in part to the Thanksgiving holiday, according to state data released Wednesday.
Las Vegas has seen almost two years of monthly gaming revenue records, previously unseen numbers at Reid International Airport, and if you walk into a casino right now? It’s wall-to-wall people almost every night of the week.
More than a year and a half after its first flight on Mars, the Ingenuity helicopter has set a new record.
Nevada's rise to No. 2 in the Democratic presidential primary schedule was cause for celebration but also reflects intra-party turmoil from the results.