Fewer teenagers are getting pregnant in Nevada than ever before, that's what numbers from the CDC and UNLV's Kids Count reports says.

If the sound or sight of people swapping spit makes your stomach churn, don’t worry–it would seem that half the world’s cultures agree.

North Las Vegas has a grand vision for its economic future.

The economically strapped city foresees an electric car manufacturer bringing thousands of jobs and spurring billions in economic development.

Its problem, for now, is persuading the rest of the state to help out.

The bankruptcy of Caesars Entertainment Corp.'s debt-heavy subsidiary has racked up nearly $47 million in professional fees and expenses in about 4 1/2 months.

Nearly 1 in 4 of Nevada’s youngest residents were living in poverty in 2013, according to the most recent data in a new report released today.

Perhaps it’s your workplace fantasy: get rid of your manager. Actually, get rid of all the managers in the building.

Having a country to call home is not a given in this world. In 2013 some 200,000 people born to Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic suddenly found themselves stripped of any citizenship, any nation to call home. They find themselves in limbo – potentially facing deportation to Haiti – a place they’ve never lived with a language they don’t speak.

After seven years of study, researchers at UNLV have determined the invasive Quagga Mussels at Lake Mead are here to stay.

To the editor: As a physicist, I never cease to be amazed by the miraculous insights about our physical world and universe that continue to be garnered via scientific exploration. ("High-resolution shocker: Pluto has Rocky Mountain-sized peaks, New Horizons reveals," July 15)