According to one cookbook on the subject, you can mix your raw placenta with yoghurt and fruit in a blender and make a smoothie. Or add it to ground beef in a lasagna recipe. Or make chocolate truffles out of it. Dice it, slice it, sauté it with onions, dehydrate it and grind it up – it seems there’s no wrong way to eat placenta.

Iowa and New Hampshire are in the books and the nominating season is in full swing – which means a pair of showdowns are coming to Nevada.

You won't find an inch to pinch on Jessica Knurick. At 6-foot-1, the UNLV assistant professor and researcher weighs in at a lean-and-mean 150 pounds. Her total cholesterol hovers around 110, which is crazy low — in a good way.

Flint, Michigan has become synonyms with dangerous water. The city is now using bottled water because it's water supply is contaminated with lead.

UNLV received a $250,000 grant to bolster its business-development efforts over the next three years.

A billion-dollar stadium in one of the world’s most recognized cities would instantly make UNLV an attractive option for any conference looking to expand. Head coach Tony Sanchez is a big-picture guy, so surely he sees beyond the first move of building a stadium and envisions a scenario down the road where the Rebels are playing in a power conference. But where?

UNLV fans know the frustration.

You spend most of Saturday running errands and hustle home in time to watch the Rebels. You turn on CBS Sports Network, but it is showing another game. You try ESPNU, same result.

campus is off and running.

The contamination of the water supply in Flint, Michigan got us thinking about the safety of our tap water here in Nevada.

How do we know that our drinking water is safe? We'll explore this with two experts on water safety.