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A new study suggests sleep quality and consistency may be linked to long-term health. Researchers analyzed wrist-tracker data from more than 95,000 people and found that six to eight hours of sleep was associated with the lowest health risk across many conditions.
Brushing your hair in front of a bathroom mirror is part of a daily routine some of us take for granted. A Las Vegas woman spent months documenting her journey battling metastatic breast cancer.
A half-million-acre stretch of desert and mountains surrounding Searchlight that was set aside as Avi Kwa Ame National Monument is drawing renewed concern from supporters who fear it could be reduced under the Trump administration, following actions that cut the size of two national monuments in Utah by 90%.
UNLV’s Department of Dance is celebrating a major milestone: 50 years of creativity, artistry and innovation. The 2026–27 50th Anniversary Concert Season honors five decades of dance at UNLV while also looking ahead to the next generation of performers, choreographers and artists.
The judge presiding over Hope for Prisoners founder Jon Ponder’s pending case previously had advertised his election endorsement on her campaign website before removing it following his arrest.
Casino Giant Merges With Fertitta Gaming In $17.6 Billion Buyout.
Kalshi’s dicey relationship with Native American casinos went south after CEO Tarek Mansour held unsuccessful talks to mend differences with tribal leaders – resulting in a flurry of lawsuits that could pose existential threat to the prediction market giant’s business, The Post has learned.
Hunter-gatherer communities are a window on how the human species learned to get a good night's rest. Here's what you can learn from them.
For air travelers, delays and cancellations have long been an unwelcome part of the journey. But the Federal Aviation Administration is turning to artificial intelligence, hoping to reduce delays and help manage flight paths across American airspace.