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The midair collision that killed dozens of people over Washington, DC, is still being investigated. It’s the latest in a string of air accidents that, globally, have left several hundred dead.
It's actually good news that NASA spotted a sizable asteroid with a (small) chance of hitting Earth in 2032. It means our asteroid-sleuthing telescopes are working.
The mid-air collision between an American Airlines regional jet and a U.S. Army helicopter near Washington’s Reagan National Airport was a shock to the nation. It may have been even more shocking because, over the last 25 years crashes involving U.S. commercial aircraft have been extremely rare.
Daniel Bubb, a commercial aviation expert, said it was hard to understand how the passenger jet and military aircraft collided near Reagan Airport. ‘It's a clear night. How can you not see the plane?,’ he asked.
Research shows we’re drawn to bad news, and President Trump’s actions only amplify the noise. Still, there are hard-fought climate victories worth celebrating in the United States and beyond.
Following a deadly crash between an airplane and an army helicopter in Washington D.C., there are new questions about the job of an air traffic controller. It’s considered one of the most stressful jobs according to Dan Bubb, an aviation expert and professor at UNLV.
Are movies or series going to define the trips we take? Also known as jet setting, film tourism has become a big trend for 2025 - and beyond - and yes, the way we travel has changed.
UNLV President Keith E. Whitfield gave the annual State of the University address, outlining his vision for the school.
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is conducting more raids and arrests nationwide, UNLV is warning the community about scammers posing as ice agents. The UNLV immigration clinic says the scam involves someone claiming to be an ice agent asking for money, bank accounts, or other personal information.