As the Clark County District Attorney endeavors to charge four young teenagers for murder in District Court as adults for the severe beating of a Rancho High School student, the prosecution of the youngest defendant – a 13-year-old – raises questions about how young is too young.

Before closing out the fall semester, many schools observe different holidays through unique and time-honored traditions.

The hospitality industry is increasingly dependent on technology to enhance the guest journey. Indeed, in recent years, hotels have allocated enormous financial investments to the implementation of solutions—from mobile keys to self-service kiosks–designed to streamline the delivery of guest services. Technology is changing the face of the industry, but at what cost? In many cases, it enhances the guest journey; yet in other cases, it introduces challenges that frustrate consumers and lead to dissatisfaction.

The city redacted emails and declined interviews regarding plans for a December election that a top official said could disrupt presidential primary planning.

Three faculty members were killed and a fourth was injured when a gunman opened fire on Dec. 6

RISE Nevada and UNLV students who were present during a deadly shooting at the university campus shared firsthand accounts of the shooting and urged leaders to take action for more gun violence protection.

Two scholarships honor faculty members of the Lee Business School, Dr. Patricia Navarro-Velez and Dr. Jerry Cha-Jan Chang. A third memorial scholarship was created in Dr. Naoko Takemaru's name in the College of Liberal Arts.

It’s a question many have wondered - Why aren’t there crossing guards across Clark County middle schools?

Perhaps, UNLV President Keith Whitfield said, others are feeling like he does right now — struggling to understand how last week’s mass shooting happened and feeling that their sense of security and home has been upended.