Deans say turning nurses into educators a ‘hard sell’ because of low wages and high academic requirements.

New Orleans and Miami have played host to the Super Bowl a combined total of nearly two dozen times. Officials in those cities are well versed in the planning and coordinating needed to welcome hundreds of thousands visitors for a weeklong celebration of football.

Tourism driven cities like Las Vegas are facing staffing shortages as the city grows and industry workers are not returning post pandemic

The roar of cheering fans echoed across the Kia Forum on Saturday as singers took the stage beneath glimmering lights and flashes of flame to perform a dramatic opening act.

Nevada’s graduate assistants are blowing the whistle about exploitative pay, so why did Governor Lombardo just veto a bill that would’ve improved it?

10-year Plan Emphasizes Early Intervention and Increases Disciplinary Authority

Nevada regularly ranks in the bottom 10 when it comes to health care rankings by state, however, developers and officials are hoping a new project in the city of North Las Vegas could help alleviate some of this pain in the valley.

Pushback on DEI initiatives and reversal of affirmative action could ‘set back African-American economic-mobility prospects by decades,’ one expert says

The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act is on track to become the world's first comprehensive regulation of this emerging technology. As a first mover, and by virtue of the "Brussels Effect," the AI Act may be talked up as one of the global standards for the regulation of AI — much as the EU General Data Protection Regulation has been for the regulation of data protection.