Rising temperatures, diminished rainfall and steadily increasing usage have taken a serious toll on the Colorado River and the water it contains. Some question whether the Las Vegas Valley will have enough water to last into the future.

More than 70 years later, the low-income housing complex in the Historic Westside is being redeveloped, with the high-priced venture set to completely remake a pocket of a neighborhood once defined by segregation.

In December, the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) culminated the first semester of the 2025 UNLV STEM for Girls Camp, a year-long extracurricular program for elementary and middle school-aged girls aimed at encouraging interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) subjects and the variety of careers in these areas.

The Las Vegas bettors are getting set for its first Super Bowl since a series of arrests linked to insider betting.

As immigration enforcement efforts continue across the country and in Southern Nevada, fear and uncertainty are spreading through the undocumented community, affecting daily life far beyond detention facilities.

Even when ants aren’t dangerous, they’re a problem when it comes to hygiene and quality of life.

A new study led by a UNLV medical student shows pharmacists face a heightened risk of suicide, highlighting mental health concerns in a profession often overlooked by the public.

Two alumni of the UNLV track & field team have been chosen for the U.S. Olympic bobsled roster. Kaysha Love and Azaria Hill will join Team USA for the 2026 Winter Games in Milano-Cortina, competing in the two-woman bobsled event.

Fast food chains are seemingly racing to reach a growing demand of customers using GLP-1s, or weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. Dr. Manoj Sharma, professor at the Department of Social and Behavioral Health at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, said food chains are expanding their menus to include items packed with protein and low in portion size.