Monthly Archives: November 2021

There’s little question that the UNLV football team has improved. While a 28-20 loss Friday to visiting San Diego State didn’t necessarily highlight …

As the last of five “not guilty” verdicts were read aloud on Friday, Kyle Rittenhouse shook with sobs and collapsed, nearly falling out of sight of the television camera fixed on him in a Wisconsin courtroom.

President Joe Biden on Friday pardoned two Thanksgiving turkeys, saying that the white male birds were selected based on their “temperament, appearance and, I suspect, vaccination status.”

State health officials report that almost 67% of eligible Nevada residents have received at least one dose of vaccine and 57% are fully vaccinated.

State health officials report that almost 67% of eligible Nevada residents have received at least one dose of vaccine and 57% are fully vaccinated.

On Saturday, Joyce Mack will be recognized as Nevada Woman of Valor by UNLV’s Boyd School of Law. The Mack family has supported the law school for years. U.S. Sen. Jacky Rosen will present the award …

The Clark County School District trustees have rescinded Superintendent Jesus Jara’s firing.

Gold, who lives in a campus dormitory and refuses to take a COVID-19 test, already has paid for room and board for the spring semester. But he has been unable to register ….

Apple delivered an early holiday gift on Wednesday to the eco-conscious and the do-it-yourselfers: It said it would soon begin selling the parts, tools and instructions for people to do their own iPhone repairs.

The bevy of new beverages includes the Elfing Around, with mulled wine, prosecco and gin, and the Hot Bad Santa, with rum, mixed spiced butter, oat milk and velvet falernum.