Mark Jacobsen leads me through a maze of children's toys in his little apartment a few miles from Stanford University. We head to a small patio out back. And here, sitting on folding tables, within earshot of kids playing and mothers pushing strollers, are the technological wonders that could save the lives of thousands of Syrian people.

It was the tweet that made the GOP tremble.

UNLV now apparently has an important ally in its efforts to bring NCAA-sanctioned events back to Las Vegas.

The Kats Report Bureau at this writing is KUNV 91.5-FM at UNLV. KUNV has been the focus of an effort by Nevada Public Radio to take over operations of the campus station and add it as a third outlet on FM airwaves, joining KNPR 88.9-FM (where “State of Nevada” is the anchor show each weekday) and classical music station KCEV 89.7-FM.

It's either a masterpiece of Yuletide warmth or the most morbid TV commercial ever.

I was scrolling through my Facebook News Feed Thursday morning when a shared status update with multiple photos caught my eye. It was written by someone I didn’t know, UNLV student Naweed Yusufzai, who had blindfolded himself near a busy campus walkway.

Gov. Brian Sandoval announced Thursday morning that an electric car manufacturer had chosen North Las Vegas as the site of its production facility.

Call it the big Republican Recoil.

Fahima Khalaf is stunned by Donald Trump's call for a ban on any Muslim Entering the United States.