The University of Nevada, Las Vegas’ Residence Hall Association, a group that advocates on behalf of students living on campus, expressed its deep reservations over how the school handled a recent note threatening a shooting on campus.

Local DACA recipients got their renewal process started Saturday in the midst of a Supreme Court case that could affect their legal status.

When its flowers are not in bloom, the Tiehm’s buckwheat is an inconspicuous desert resident. Its stem protrudes from a humble base with small green leaves fanning out in a circle. Even in the harsh landscape of remote Western Nevada, these plants stick with each other. Scattered on grayish outcrops, the plants clump next to one another no more than a finger’s length apart.

The Latino and Hispanic population is the largest ethnic minority group in the United States. But many of their stories are left out of the historical record.

Classes in Chicago’s public schools were canceled starting Oct. 17 as more than 25,000 teachers in the nation’s third-largest school district went on strike in what they’re calling a fight for “justice and equity” for their students.

Police presence increased on the College of Southern Nevada campuses due to new policing initiatives.

The sign of a non-denominational church in Southern Nevada was removed Friday morning after someone vandalized it with a red swastika.

UNLV students want to know why the university took more than five days to warn the campus about a shooting threat targeting African-American students and supporters of Bernie Sanders.

At age 73, Gary Wuest travels around the Western United States to compete in track and field events. The Sacramento, California, man is among about 1,000 seniors participating in the Nevada Senior Games’ fall games across the Las Vegas Valley, which run through Oct. 26.