The Mount Charleston blue butterfly is still incredibly rare, but researchers are seeing more of them in more places than they have in decades.

There could soon be big changes to the well-known "Hey Reb!" mascot at UNLV.

Hillary Clinton’s sweeping plan to make college more affordable — sparing 88 percent of Nevada families from paying tuition at in-state, public institutions — has been received with a mix of praise and skepticism from higher education insiders.

ow are retail apparel businesses catering to the consumers who insist on paying as little as possible?

A man with Alzheimer’s disease makes breakfast but forgets a pan on the stove, causing a small fire.

With enough determination, UNLV will soon find its place among the nation’s higher education elites, President Len Jessup told an auditorium packed with hundreds of professors and students Thursday afternoon.

"Change."

That was the big buzzword coming out of UNLV President Len Jessup's second State of the University speech today.

There’s a lot happening and we’re not done yet was the message over at UNLV Thursday, as President Len Jessup delivered his annual State of the University Address.

UNLV president Len Jessup gave his second state of the university address Thursday and talked about the importance of change.