The Video Vault is usually a place to set the facts straight about people, places, and incidents in Southern Nevada's past. But our area is also the subject of a lot of fiction. It's the subject of a new exhibit at UNLV's Lied Library.

The good old days of widespread free parking at casinos ended in 2016. Now, with some properties raising those initial fees beginning Wednesday, it’s enough to make you yearn for the halcyon days of last year when parking was just cheaper.

Throughout his 30-year tenure in the US Senate, Reid served not only Nevadans, but the interests of the casinos located in his home state. A lifelong resident of the Silver State, the democrat served as chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission prior to his election to the US House of Representatives in 1983.

Football fans who look forward every year to what players their favorite team selects at the NFL draft can now bet on the outcome in Nevada. But some sports books in Las Vegas expect the new wagering to draw little more attention than Mr. Irrelevant, the last player picked every year.

Football fans who look forward every year to what players their favorite team selects at the NFL draft can now bet on the outcome in Nevada. But some sports books in Las Vegas expect the new wagering to draw little more attention than Mr. Irrelevant, the last player picked every year. Nevada gambling regulators have approved for the first time a series of proposition bets — unique wagers offered on specific outcomes — on the draft, which will take place at the end of the month.

The William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration received $24.4 million from the Nevada government in 2015 to construct a new home for its nation-leading hospitality program. But without several of Vegas’ most well-known gaming companies and entrepreneurs, the project wouldn’t have been possible.

UNLV officials will continue to interview candidates for the athletic director’s position this week, and hope to announce a list of finalists by early next week.

Former Senate majority leader Harry Reid is joining the UNLV Boyd School of Law as its first distinguished fellow in law and policy. The Nevada Democrat will work with law school students and alumni, lecture and participate in classes and pursue writing projects.

Job opportunities are growing rapidly for physical therapists and nurses who have a doctorate, data show.