The tech giant has announced a continued investment in its two Nevada data centers.
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says senior Biden administration officials pressured Facebook to “censor” some COVID-19 content during the pandemic.
In what’s being touted as a first-of-a-kind effort to reach Spanish-speaking U.S. voters, the campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz launched an official WhatsApp channel.
Unless federal agencies shift their strategies, wildfire damage will only worsen, academics said at a Desert Research Institute summit in Las Vegas.
Four minerals deemed critical by the federal government are currently mined in Nevada. Here’s what you should know.
Water is the focus of the Desert Research Institute’s new curriculum, to be developed alongside the Southern Nevada and Truckee Meadows water authorities.
In just weeks, Jools Lebron’s words have become the latest vocabulary defining the internet this summer. Several big names have also hopped on the trend across social media platforms.
Former President Donald Trump has been active on his social accounts as Democrats gather for their convention in Chicago, but some of his posts don’t have much to do with reality.
Nevadans are saving millions in making their homes greener with the help of tax credits. Here’s what you should know.
A new paper written by UNLV Professor of Psychology James Hyman shows that the way people experience time has less to do with the physical hands of a clock.
With two cybersecurity conferences in Las Vegas this week, a resort is conducting “brief visual and non-intrusive” inspections of its hotel rooms.
The advisory from the Clark County Division of Air Quality is in response to storms that blew dust into the Las Vegas Valley.
The billionaire posted about the lawsuit on X on Tuesday, saying “now it is war” after two years of being nice and “getting nothing but empty words.”
Transportation disasters related to lithium-ion batteries are becoming more common in Southern Nevada. Here’s what you should know about these dangerous, but lucrative batteries.
Earth Funeral has opened Nevada’s first facility in Las Vegas for human composting, which breaks the body down into nutrient-rich soil.