Former pilots and aviation lawyers weigh in.

Casinos up and down the Las Vegas strip are lowering payouts at blackjack tables while raising the minimum bids. And even though players are figuring out something changed to favor the casinos, they aren't quite sure what it is or why it's happening.

For Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month we're highlighting local community members making a difference.

Dozens of young kids in the Las Vegas Valley are helping with research by simply going to school, as the subjects of the research.

With mortgage rates at their highest level since mid-March, homebuilders in Las Vegas are employing a long-used tactic to help keep sales flowing during a tight market — reduced mortgages.

Memorial Day kicked off the unofficial start of summer, but it also serves as a grim reminder of the alarming fatal crashes nationwide.

This week, Ira spoke with Asma Tahir, supervisor of the Pollen Monitoring Program at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in collaboration with the Clark County School District. Asma talks about the origins of the program, which began in 2014; why UNLV is a National Allergy Bureau certified site; why pollen monitoring generates interest in the program from across the country; how pollen is collected and how it is rated; and the unique machine, the Burkard, which is used as a sampler.

With the Panopto certification, the Epiphan Pearl Family will help improve classroom engagement and learning outcomes in higher education.

The health of your microbiome (gut bacterial flora) can affect your overall health. Past research has shown the correlation between microbiomes and diseases like Alzheimer’s and other form of dementia. Recently, clinical investigators from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas identified 10 specific types of bacteria in the gut of individuals linked with the likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s disease.