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On 9/11, America shut down its airspace for several days. In-flight aircraft were diverted elsewhere, 38 of them to a small town on the island of Newfoundland. That’s some 7,000 unexpected visitors.

Sure, love is in the air, but can you eat it? No. That’s why we invented sugary Valentine’s treats like these!

This January marked the centennial of the death of Theodore Roosevelt. That anniversary—January 6, 1919—reminds us all presidents can have an impact on an…

The Supreme Court’s decision last week to allow the military to ban transgender people from serving came as a shock to Frankie Perez. Perez is a UNLV…

Of course, it's the New England Patriots versus the Los Angeles Rams this weekend for supremacy in the NFL.But there's another big game this week.The…

Before it became a Strip behemoth, Cirque du Soleil was an oddball upstart. A reflection on Cirque’s 25 years of defying expectations — and transforming our city’s idea of spectacle.

Droll, odd, poignant, and awkward moments from the many Februaries of Las Vegas history.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — Authorities in Nevada say they'll reveal next week how they plan to prosecute a 19-year-old from El Salvador identified as the prime…

A case study in the difficulties of being declared dead when, in fact, you’re not.

What does the recent top-tier research designation mean for UNLV and UNR?