A normal day on the UNLV campus has students walking class to class, studying in groups at public tables, and waiting in line at the student union for a snack before heading to a packed lecture hall for class.

At Harrah’s, masked gamblers cheer after a winning round at blackjack. Others lounge by the pool with a drink in hand, or dine on a $150 steak at one of the property’s finer restaurants.

The internet and social media have propelled the spread of false claims, narratives, stories and information to unprecedented proportions.

Sophomore Jacklyn Scheberies and three other friends kept a young man from drowning

At least 20 people have suffered traumatic eye injuries after being hit by rubber bullets and other projectiles during recent demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd, according to a leading medical group, prompting calls for a ban on their use by police for crowd control.

Visitors from Philly and even Connecticut flocked to Atlantic City on Friday, the first day it was legal to consume alcohol in some public spots.

The researchers’ goal in conducting the study was to learn about whether a diversity of daily experiences leads to a more positive emotional state.

As the country comes out of lockdown, it’s becoming harder and harder to avoid large crowds of people.

Why does it seem as if so many here in Las Vegas are no longer concerned about COVID-19?