The Mount Charleston blue butterfly is still incredibly rare, but researchers have seen more of them in more places over the past two years than they have in decades.
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A five-week public policy leadership series is launching this month for would-be public servants and policy-changers.
Those are some provoking questions addressed in the new edition of the “Nevada Gaming Law Practice and Procedure Manual,” unveiled last month in a reception during a gaming law conference at UNLV.
The remote desert ranch that for decades provided a scenic backdrop for flights by some of the world’s most daring aviators is under new ownership.
North Las Vegas was on the brink of financial collapse two years ago, nearly taken over by the state to pay its debts. That was when Mayor John Lee breathed new life into the Apex Industrial Complex.
Sunia Tauteoli had two interceptions as the Utah defense saved the day in a disjointed 20-19 win over rival BYU on Saturday.
Pablo Pena scored twice to lead Green Valley’s boys soccer team to a 5-0 victory over Faith Lutheran in the Show Low Invitational in Show Low, Arizona, on Saturday.
Recent hacks of election data systems in at least two states have raised fear among lawmakers and intelligence officials that a foreign government is trying to seed doubt about — or even manipulate — the presidential race, renewing debate over when cyberattacks cross red lines and warrant a U.S. response.
