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Friday, April 20th marks 19 years since two students opened fire inside of Columbine High School killing 12 and injuring dozens.

A timeline for a “Top Gun”-style teacher preparation program slated to start next year at UNLV has slowed down because of concerns from an anonymous donor.

The second annual Believer Festival—organized by the bimonthly arts magazine of the same name—kicked off on Friday, April 13, at the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, with readings from poets Jericho Brown and Javon Johnson; prose writers Nick Hornby, Leslie Jamison, and Rachel Kushner; and others. On Saturday, in downtown Las Vegas, graphic novelist Thi Bui and novelist Zinzi Clemmons discussed their new works with Dave Eggers at a restaurant next door to the local bookstore, the Writer’s Block. (The crowd had outgrown the space.) Later that day, Mohsin Hamid and Tayari Jones read from their latest novels, and author Morgan Jerkins interviewed filmmaker Barry Jenkins before an enthusiastic crowd. That evening, a sold-out benefit event saw multitalented actor-comedians John Hodgman and Jean Grae cohost a storytelling variety show of sorts that put such writers as Ayelet Waldman and Meg Wolitzer on the same stage as comedian Aparna Nancherla and musician Aimee Mann.

Local resident and NFL Hall of Famer Jonathan Ogden had a big day for his Ogden foundation. On Sunday morning, several former players joined Ogden at the Football Skills Camp for Young Football Players.

Dr. Tina Brandon Abbatangelo realized the importance of dental care at a young age after a terrible toothache.

Imagine solving prehistoric mysteries by sifting through the ashes of ancient volcanoes.

UNLV hosts the annual Festival of Communities in Las Vegas Saturday, April 21, 2018.

Nevada usually finds itself at the bottom of national education rankings.

An American-made phenomenon is on the cusp of gripping the world, but this one is nothing to be proud of.