The discovery of Ice VII in mantle diamonds suggests the possibility of the Earth having water pockets in the mantle. What could this mean, and why is this important?

On Friday night at 6:30 p.m., the Nevada Highway Patrol will hold a candlelight vigil to remember the 59 victims who died in crashes in NHP’s Southern Nevada jurisdiction in 2017.

UNLV police are investigating the theft of 16 iMac computers overnight.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

UNLV is notifying 184 patients that they may have had dental implant work done with an instrument that had been used on other patients.

Supervolcanoes have the power to cough up enough ash to coat entire continents. They emit waves of hot gas, rocks and ash that flow down their slopes at speeds so great they strip away vegetation and kill anyone in their path. And they carve vast depressions in the planet, leaving permanent scars.

Imagine a year in Africa that summer never arrives. The sky takes on a gray hue during the day and glows red at night. Flowers do not bloom. Trees die in the winter. Large mammals like antelope become thin, starve and provide little fat to the predators (carnivores and human hunters) that depend on them. Then, this same disheartening cycle repeats itself, year after year. This is a picture of life on earth after the eruption of the super-volcano, Mount Toba in Indonesia, about 74,000 years ago. In a paper published this week in Nature, scientists show that early modern humans on the coast of South Africa thrived through this event.

A new type of competition is emerging in Las Vegas and its expanding to the collegiate world.

Meet May Irwin, the Stormy Daniels of the Victorian era.