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A vast triangle-shaped region north of Las Vegas over the last six decades has developed a reputation as a hot spot for plane disappearances by conspiracy theorists and aviation enthusiasts.
On Thursday, Feb. 6 at 6:30 p.m., join PH.D. Tyler D. Parry from UNLV at the Clark County Museum Railroad Depot as he explores the origins of the protests, its functions, or its consequences, and many histories of Las Vegas left it out completely.
Intermountain Healthcare, the health system behind the new hospital, has released economic projections for the new hospital to be constructed at UNLV’s Harry Reid Research and Technology Park in the southwest valley.
Six teams at UNLV established program grade-point average records in the fall semester, the university said today.
Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley still remembers the biting cold she experienced 20 years ago setting foot in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp to mark the 60th year since the liberation of thousands of prisoners in 1945.
President Donald Trump's ordered to freeze federal financial assistance was temporarily blocked by a federal judge on Tuesday. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced he joins 22 other states in filing a lawsuit against Trump for threatening to withhold the essential federal funding.
If you find yourself in a financial crunch, you have options to dig yourself out, such as borrowing from your emergency fund, a savings account or taking out a personal loan. You might also find yourself considering borrowing from your 401(k). While a 401(k) loan is often quick and typically cheaper than other types of credit, it could also end up jeopardizing your retirement.
If you get a period, you may have noticed that your body feels…different…at various points in your monthly cycle. Some days, you might feel charged up and ready to go, while others you’re moving in slow motion. It would make sense that this ebb and flow might impact how you show up to tackle your fitness routine too. That’s the idea behind cycle-syncing workouts, or the practice of changing up your exercise routine according to what phase you’re at in your menstrual cycle.
President Donald Trump’s action to pause all federal spending could halt money that proved critical in bringing Lake Mead levels up from historic lows, putting more solar panels on top of Nevadans’ houses and getting more electric vehicles on the road.