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UNLV’s Center for Gaming Innovation is helping students make their mark in the competitive casino industry.

As of July 1, two varietals of OneHope Wine are being offered as a house wine option at meetings, expos and events at the Venetian, Palazzo and Sands Expo Convention Center, and the resorts will make a donation to Las Vegas’ Three Square Food Bank for every bottle purchased.

Looking for a secure job in Nevada once you graduate?

Acres of vineyards and quaint wineries probably don’t come to mind when most people think of Nevada. But that could change, thanks to a new state law allowing wineries in population hubs, such as Clark County.

UNLV's prized hospitality school is in upheaval, with faculty and staff airing a litany of grievances over department cutbacks, slumping morale and clashes with leadership.

For the past decade, education officials in Nevada have eyed with envy the sprawling data systems other states have built to empower teachers, researchers and parents with unprecedented access to information about their students.

Nevada is an inspiration to many artists in many different ways.

In the television series “The Defenders,” Jim Belushi played Nick Morelli, who was based on Michael Cristalli, managing partner of the law firm Gentile, Cristalli, Miller, Armeni & Savarese. In addition to working in the spotlight for TV and radio, as well as arguing high-profile cases involving the murder of Ted Binion and the legality of medical marijuana, Cristalli focuses on the more mundane but equally important task of teaching future lawyers about the business.