As technology becomes increasingly omnipresent, some people have begun to ask if we own our technology or if it owns us. For some of us, has technology become an addiction?

An annual health survey in Nevada kindergarteners shows a big drop in the percentage of children without health insurance.

An annual health survey of Nevada kindergarteners shows a big drop in the percentage of children without health insurance.

Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve wants your ideas on what to bet Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman when the Wolf Pack faces UNLV on the football field on Oct. 3 at Mackay Stadium.

OSHA is investigating the death of a construction worker at a site at UNLV. The family of Joshua Meade says he was so much more than a construction worker.

Who owns the land?

That question has dominated the long and complicated history of the America West.

Nevada's mining deposits attracted Barrick Gold Corp. to the state years ago.

But a modern resource — technology — made Southern Nevada stand out to the company as it searched for a home for its global IT operations and corporate affairs hub.

The company, which sources nearly half of its output from five Nevada mines, established its first physical presence in the southern half of the state Friday when it opened its new technology facility in Henderson.

Increases in Medicaid enrollment have led to a big jump in the number of Nevada kindergartners covered by health insurance, according to an annual health survey conducted by researchers at UNLV.

Considering millennial voters accounted for more than 15 percent of the last presidential election, campaigns like Rock the Vote are again driving young people to get involved.