“Our analysis of the sales, unequivocally shows that people were not buying less, the prices were just going down,” Riana Durrett, executive director of the UNLV Cannabis Policy Institute, said. “And that is natural, and that’s expected to happen.”

The fund will support the children of qualifying employees at Wynn Resorts’s entities in North America who are pursuing undergraduate degrees at UNLV’s Lee Business School, Howard R. Hughes College of Engineering, or William F. Harrah College of Hospitality.

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CareSource, the nonprofit overseeing Nevada’s current Medicaid managed care contract, is donating $300,000 to improve health outcomes across the state. The funding will support efforts to improve maternal and child health, increase immunization awareness, and address social determinants of health — all priorities identified in last year’s Southern Nevada Health District Community Health Assessment. Half of the funding will go to UNLV’s School of Public Health and the Nevada Community Health Coalition for research. The remaining funds will be distributed to up to six Nevada-based nonprofits and research teams.

Wynn Resorts and its CEO have announced a $2 million endowment for scholarships to benefit children of the company's employees attending UNLV. The first scholarships from the Craig S. Billings Endowed Scholarship for the Children of Wynn North America Employees will be awarded for the fall 2027 semester, UNLV announced on Monday.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department was joined by the Clark County School District Police Department, UNLV Police Department, Las Vegas City Marshals, and Nevada State Police on Sunday as part of a DUI Blitz.

The study, conducted by UNLV’s Lied Center for Real Estate, used artificial intelligence to help collect the data in the county, which is home to Reno and Sparks, and broke down investors into five separate groups.

Data compiled by the UNLV Center for Gaming Research shows that, on the Las Vegas Strip, gaming win fell from 59% of total revenue in the mid-1980s to 35% by fiscal year 2024, alongside growth in rooms, food, and another category tied to entertainment and retail.