The bipartisan Hire Student Veterans Act, cosponsored on Feb. 9 by U.S. Rep. Michelle Steel (R-CA), would provide the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) to businesses hiring United States military veterans who are receiving federal educational assistance.

The Silver State took in an all-time high of $179.8 million in wagers on the NFL's title game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals, leading to a healthy 8.6 percent profit.

Several states have announced plans to lift mask mandates, and public colleges are following suit. Some mask requirements ended immediately, while others will remain in place for weeks.

A 10-year forecast into the future of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas could include a university district, 9,000 more students and dozens more buildings, according to the school's Master Plan. 

Staffing issues continue to plague the Clark County School District but there is a program at UNLV that is attempting to help fill the gap.

Seeking out health care is often secondary to survival for people living near the poverty line, UNLV students learned firsthand while participating in a simulation earlier this month.

In this Wild West, growing Nevada town, a controversial sheriff’s office captain is the public face of authority — often garnering a higher profile than the sheriff, district attorney or county commissioners.

Valentine's Day is an annual holiday that sees people worldwide celebrate love in all forms. The day sees people exchange gifts, words and other expressions of love and affection for each other. But how did Valentine's Day begin and what does St. Valentine have to do with the holiday?

Following months of chaotic legal wrangling, Nevada's window to get approval for its first execution in more than 15 years will close this weekend as the state's "surreptitiously obtained" supply of a crucial lethal injection drug nears its shelf life.