A survey conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University’s PublicMind Poll found a slim majority, or 51 percent, of Americans for the first time think sports betting should be legal in states where it’s prohibited by federal law.
Smatterings of union workers eat lunch inside Lucky’s at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Most are wearing Dickies jeans or cargo pants, boots or sneakers.
On a weekday morning, a group of men assembled in Las Vegas to make an important decision.
When Ward 6 Las Vegas City Councilman Steve Ross first joined the council, he said he was approached by lacrosse players who had no field dedicated to the sport in the city. He wanted to change that.
Question: A pine tree in my front yard appears to have had two open wounds for some time, judging by the amount of sap around them.
As Centennial Hills residents declare their New Year’s resolutions for 2013, the previous year was marked by some milestones.
Children swarmed a small park in the Coventry neighborhood in Henderson on a breezy Sunday morning as they looked up and pointed to the sky. “Santa, Santa,” the children squeaked as they watched his helicopter circle overhead.
Many important football games are scheduled over the next couple of weeks, and if you like gathering with fellow football fanatics, head to the home of the world famous Zingers.
A year in Henderson has gone by with a mixture of new hirings, longtime employees retiring, developments breaking ground and some proposals finding rocky footing.
As part of 600 miles of trails around the valley, the Upper Las Vegas Wash Trail near East Centennial Parkway and North Lawrence Street is the newest trail head in North Las Vegas, completed in September.
Since opening 10 years ago, Sushi Ko has become known for its many delicious rolls.
The North Las Vegas City Council recently approved passage of an ordinance aimed at decreasing blight in foreclosed properties. The ordinance includes registration and maintenance programs.
The College of Southern Nevada’s Nicholas J. Horn Theatre’s namesake earned his place by securing funding and legislation for the performing arts center.
While many declare their new years resolutions for the coming year, View takes a look back at some of the biggest happenings in North Las Vegas in 2012
Before serving as a cornerstone of a burgeoning community, the Emergency Arts building on the corner of Sixth and Fremont streets served the neighborhood in a similar way.
When Office Dynamics International CEO and founder Joan Burge decided to write “Give Yourself Permission to Live a BIG Life,” she pursued the project with humility. “It’s time to pen my memoirs, not because I’m a celebrity,” she wrote, “but because I’m an ordinary but very determined woman who feels the force of something far greater than I am prodding me to write this book.”
The monthly First Friday arts festival returns from 6 to 11 p.m. Friday to the 18b Las Vegas Arts District downtown. This month’s event is taking on an art nouveau theme with a contest for the best art nouveau-themed booth.
The residents of Golden Rainbow’s affordable housing program had something to smile about this Christmas. The nonprofit, which provides financial assistance and housing solutions for families affected by HIV and AIDS, adorned its downtown apartment building with donated holiday decorations.
Former wiseguys and G-men plan to join forces for Mob Month at the Clark County Library every Tuesday in January beginning Jan. 8.