Robbie Bond has spent his summer touring national parks in the U.S. But the 9-year-old isn’t just on an extended vacation. He’s trying to save the 27 national parks that are under review by the Trump administration – including Gold Butte and Basin and Range here in Nevada.
For decades, Las Vegas had fallout shelters established throughout the valley. Most of those have disappeared under the wrecking ball as the area grew. But what if a nuclear war broke out today? Where would people go? What would they do?
Congresswoman and 30-year UNLV Professor Dina Titus D-NV., said today’s unsettled racial climate should prompt discussion at the university on whether to keep its Rebel mascot.
The retrial of four defendants accused of acting as militia-backed gunmen for Bunkerville rancher Cliven Bundy during a tense 2014 standoff with federal law enforcement goes to the jury this week.
Take a high-stress, high-income job like attorney and mix in Nevada’s reputation as a place where the party never ends, and you have a recipe for potential trouble with alcohol or drugs.
Hundreds of job seekers converged on the last Las Vegas Stadium Authority board meeting, drawn by a flier that promised a chance to help build the Raiders new home.
The head of the national Democratic Party said Sen. Dean Heller would pay at the ballot box for his vote in favor of allowing debate of the Republican health care bill.
As advocates for turning Yucca Mountain into a nuclear waste repository work to revive the long-dormant project, the state of Nevada has countered with a strategy of erecting regulatory, legislativ
People upset about the direction of the nation should be looking in the mirror instead of blaming politicians or the media, a UNLV professor contends in a new book.
Thousands of steely-eyed players will bring their skills to Las Vegas this weekend to look for their opponents’ weakness and maybe win some money — and they’re not participating in the World Series
