Canadian biotech company Rapid Dose Therapeutics (RDT) is looking to revolutionize how consumers and patients take nutraceuticals and therapeutic products through its proprietary delivery system branded as QuickStrip.

Business is booming in Southern Nevada as Las Vegas sits among the top three metro areas for job creation in the country in January, according to a new report by Bloomberg. 

BYU Law, a leading national law school focused on innovation in the legal field, today announced the selected participants of BYU LawStories, a storytelling initiative open to law school students in the United States.

After much political drama over the possibility of Americans getting lower tax refunds due to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it turns out that refunds haven’t slipped after all. Recent data show that the average tax refund is up over last year by 1.3% to $3,143.

A gambling court has been established in Nevada. That’s new, but it’s an idea that obviously could have happened many moons ago.

Kishwar Shoaib, dressed in a pink hijab, sat quietly during a special prayer service at the Mosque of Islamic Society of Nevada in Las Vegas to honor the victims of the shootings late Thursday in Christchurch, New Zealand.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) is considering filing a case to stop the Quezon City government from implementing an ordinance collecting entry fee to the projected Solaire casino from its residents.

The Las Vegas community came together Friday night to honor the 49 people killed in this week's New Zealand mosque shootings. 

Aside from a couple play-in wild card games happening tomorrow and Wednesday, the team's are set for this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament. And with 64 teams in the big dance, only one will win, meaning a whopping 63 hopefuls will head home on a loss. So how can players, teams and fans cope with loss when it comes to sports?