This week's Impact Nevada TV program examines the dilemma facing Nevada's higher education system. UNLV is looking to cut hundreds of positions and eliminate entire programs.
Also, R-J medical writer Paul Harasim interviews families who have children with autism. Programs that help autistic children may be cut back.
News, poll results
American Airlines Flight 3023 reported a “possible landing gear incident” during its departure from Denver on Saturday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
Grand Traverse County Sheriff Michael Shea said a motive behind the attack by Bradford Gille, 42, of Afton, Michigan, remains unclear. Gille, who Shea said had “prior assaultive incidents as well as controlled substance violations,” said very little as he was arrested.
Videos circulating online of the attack show a graphic assault of a man by an assembled group of people in the middle of the street.
A Desert Research Institute study suggests tree planting may not be Las Vegas’ saving grace in extremely hot summers.
A long-troubled community in south Las Vegas is set to be sold, though that will mean displacement for some at Paradise Spa.
A nonprofit’s look at data centers shows NV Energy is scrambling to accommodate the data center’s strain on the power grid.
The Boeing 737 jet dropped hundreds of feet in a little over 30 seconds during a flight headed to Las Vegas on Friday, according to a flight tracking website.
Clark County approved an ordinance that seeks to prevent alcohol consumption by minors in hotel rooms and certain entertainment venues.
Members of the House Ways and Means Committee met at a sign company Friday. GOP members said the sweeping tax and spending bill will help working Nevadans, but Democrats disagreed.
Photos from bystanders showed an officer removing the man’s rodent mask — with its gray fur, exaggerated ears and perpetual smile — and placing it atop a Tallahassee Police Department vehicle.
