What do you say when Oprah Winfrey tells you that your latest novel is going to be her next book club selection?

The brothel owner walked through the double doors of the casino ballroom with Paris and Destiny — two sex workers in slinky black dresses — gliding next to him like pilot fish.

A team of researchers has discovered ice crystals in a diamond. Probably not a huge discovery, you may think, but this ice, names Ice-VII, is coming from the Earth’s mantle and has been supposed, until now, that it only naturally exists on other planets and their moons and can only be made in a lab.

A UNLV student was pistol-whipped Saturday morning during an attempted carjacking off campus.

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?

Trapped in the rigid structure of diamonds formed deep in the Earth’s crust, scientists have discovered a form of water ice that was not known to occur naturally on our planet.

Diamonds, the super-strong and brilliant crystals of carbon atoms produced under the Earth's crushing pressures, are typically valued for their beauty and durability. But scientists also value them for another reason: They contain all kinds of hidden messages about the Earth's mantle. You just need the right tools to read them.

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.