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Authorities say a possible mass shooting was stopped before it could wreak havoc on the Las Vegas Strip after Allison Howlett was taken into custody following a tense police standoff in the Sunset Station parking lot.The case has also raised questions about how Nevada’s red flag law is triggered, particularly after Julie Howlett said Allison Howlett had been placed on an up to 72-hour hold by the Henderson Police Department days before her arrest.
A new exhibit is set to open at the Rotunda Gallery honoring America at 250. The exhibit features a range of items from traditional Southern Paiute.
New research is drawing attention to a critical link between women’s reproductive health and long-term heart health, with studies suggesting that some common gynecological conditions may raise the risk of serious cardiovascular problems later in life.
When billionaire Tilman Fertitta offered $17.6 billion to take Caesars Entertainment private, industry observers viewed it as a bold move by a longtime casino operator seeking control of one of gaming’s largest companies. Less than one week later, another billionaire made an even bigger bet.
I ripped open $892 worth of Pokémon packs on my phone in under 15 minutes and walked away with 62 cents. My adrenaline rush felt like the future of gambling.
Another double-header from the UNLV Risk and Gambling conference, this time we talk with Shane Kraus about gambling addiction among the armed forces, and among veterans.
Polls say Americans support protecting DACA recipients from deportation. Now some are being detained.
Saraah Majid went above and beyond her scholarship requirements to help Opportunity Village's mission to empower, employ, and serve people with disabilities
Flying through storms is fraught enough without a lightning strike to worry about.