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An unusual clause in the North Dakota Constitution that limits the power of the courts kept the state’s near-total abortion ban from being struck down last month. Most state Supreme Courts require a majority vote to declare a law unconstitutional. But in North Dakota, it takes a supermajority — a vote of at least four justices — for the Supreme Court to strike down a law. That’s why the state’s 2023 abortion law remains on the books even though three of five justices on the high court found it unconstitutionally vague under the North Dakota Constitution.

Las Vegas rents climbed at one of the fastest rates in the country in recent years, a new report shows, as many locals have struggled to keep up with housing costs in Southern Nevada. All told, UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate reported in September that Las Vegas’ housing market was “largely unaffordable for much of the local population.”

Months into the Trump Administration’s investigation into antisemitism at several universities, including the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, a nonprofit released its report card grading the climate at campuses.

Behind a locked gate in the Maryland Parkway Corridor sits the closed Huntridge Circle Park, but the community-driven organization, Friends of Huntridge Park, is hoping to change that.

UNLV has signed a five-year, $11 million jersey patch sponsorship deal with Las Vegas-based Acesso Biologics, the university announced Monday.

The Nevada System of Higher Education Board of Regents is set to vote next month on a proposal that would raise tuition and fees for college students across the state, university officials said Friday.

Nevada cities may now be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars more in workers compensation for lung disease claims from first responders after a surprise bill passed out of the recent special legislative session.

Saturday marks two years since a gunman opened fire at UNLV, killing three professors and injuring a fourth.