By mid-week, it’s going to be in the low-80s in Reno as a high temperature; and in Las Vegas, it’ll be in the mid-90s. 

In 1968, a young Moctesuma Esparza helped lead Hispanic students protest against bigotry in East Los Angeles schools.

Ten years ago this week, the spectacular death of Lehman Brothers began the financial chaos that preceded the Great Recession.

We explore the culture of concealed handgun carry in Nevada.

LaTesha Watson is the first African American and only the second female to be chief of the Henderson Police Department.

Many of us at one time or another have been in financial tight squeeze. It can happen at any time in life. For a certain demographic – those over 60 – financial troubles can be catastrophic and difficult to overcome.

Four years ago, UNLV embarked on a project to document the Jewish history of Southern Nevada. This has resulted in about 150 recorded interviews with Jewish Nevadans with a story to tell. 

Nevada’s ranchers — and the rest of the nation’s cattle industry — face a beef glut and soft prices amid an uncertain export environment.

Rattus rattus is the scientific name.

Everyone in Las Vegas just calls them roof rats.

Not every new Roberto’s Taco Shop or a Capriotti’s sandwich restaurant gets a proclamation from the city of Las Vegas or a VIP groundbreaking.

Contrary to a common misperception, there is farming in the Mojave Desert, despite water scarcity, blazing heat, and rock-hard soil.