Can it be? North Las Vegas exhibits signs of hope

Take a drive through North Las Vegas, and witness a tale of two towns. There’s the tough, careworn afterthought of a burg that grew up outside the prosperous city lights of Las Vegas.

 
Texas storms kill at least six, bring torrential rains

DALLAS — At least six people have died in Texas in storms that lashed parts of the state with heavy rains, causing flooding and the cancellation of dozens of flights as twisters were reported near Houston, authorities said on Saturday.

LETTERS: Gun-free zones only protect the evil

It was terrible to hear about the horrible massacre at Umpqua Community College (“Oregon massacre,” Oct. 2 Review-Journal). It was another senseless mass killing in a gun-free zone, and another excuse for President Barack Obama to try to destroy the Second Amendment by taking guns away from law-abiding citizens. Then, only bad guys will have guns.

EDITORIAL: U.S. firearm violence hasn’t increased

Mass shootings leave Americans anguished and angry. Every time one happens, more and more voters want to know how many more mass shootings will happen before our leaders “do something” about it. The unrelenting media coverage of and emotional debate surrounding mass shootings create the impression that the country is awash in worsening gun violence.

Social gaming business too lucrative to ignore

A clearer picture of the convergence between social gaming and the casino floor was on full display inside the International Game Technology booth at last month’s Global Gaming Expo.

 
4 dead in Colorado Springs shooting

Four people, including the suspect, died on Saturday in a series of shootings over several city blocks in downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado, where the shooter died after an exchange of gunfire with police, authorities said.

Summit to close out Las Vegas three neighborhoods

The end of an era is now playing out as the construction of the final Summit Homes in the Providence master-planned community is underway.

A look at recent laws that affect HOAs

It’s the time of year to talk about the laws that were passed by the 78th Legislature. Of the 25 proposed laws that pertained to homeowner associations (believe me if felt that there were so many more!), only about a dozen passed.

Winter in the desert means gardening classes

To amateur gardeners in the desert, fall is the perfect time to kick back and pack away the trowel for spring.

Coroner IDs man who crashed into concrete pole Friday

The man who died Friday morning after his car crashed into a concrete pole in the central valley was identified Saturday by the Clark County coroner’s office.

Coroner identifies man stabbed to death Wednesday

A man who was stabbed to death Wednesday night in a west valley parking lot was identified Saturday by the Clark County coroner’s office.

Late surge from Broncos blows out weary Rebels

At the end, the game played out the way expected as Boise State pulled away while a tired and thin UNLV defense fell apart. But the Rebels actually pushed Boise State, coming to within a possession once in the fourth quarter and an incomplete pass of doing it again.

1 dead in northeast valley crash; DUI arrest made

A man facing DUI charges in a Saturday morning fatal crash ran a “solid” red light in the northeast valley wreck, Las Vegas police said.

Here’s how you can watch World Series Game 4

The World Series between the New York Mets and the Kansas City Royals continues today with Game 4 at Citi Field in Flushing, New York. Here’s everything you need to know if you want to catch the game.

RESALE HOMES Oct. 8-11

Listings include the resale home’s parcel number. The address listed is the homebuyer’s mailing address and not the actual location of the resale home.

Northbound I-15 traffic restricted after rollover

Three lanes of northbound Interstate 15 were closed about an hour Saturday morning after a rollover crash in the south valley.

Home to be showcased at January builders show in Las Vegas

In Southern Nevada, a decade of drought and a devastating recession have challenged local residents to think about sustainable ways of living. Can a residential home continue to provide an economical shelter for a growing family within the harsh Mojave Desert?

Summit opens Shadow Pointe, Hazelwood

Summit Homes has opened two neighborhoods — Shadow Pointe in the northwest and Hazelwood in Silverado Ranch in the southeast.

William Lyon stands behind homes with three-year warranty, service

For most of us, the decision to make a big-ticket purchase takes time. Time to research the most important features for your needs, to determine the most reliable product and to compare prices to find the best deal.

Businessman finds home away from home at The Ogden

Six years ago, Mark Mraz was a Nevada resident, before moving back to the East Coast for a competitive career opportunity. But his recent investment in a home at The Ogden is proof that he left a piece of his heart in Las Vegas.

Harmony announces Malibu

Harmony Homes is expanding its Vista Cielo community in a growing area of North Las Vegas with its new development of 100 additional lots for what is slated to become Malibu, the fourth village in this planned community.

Pardee’s Make your Move event ends Sunday

Just like daylight saving time, Pardee Homes’ Make Your Move sales event will end Sunday.

Toll Brothers to open Summerlin neighborhood

Los Altos by Toll Brothers is now selling in Summerlin. Located in the Paseos village along the foothills of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Los Altos boasts some of the largest single-story floor plans on the largest lots selling in Summerlin, according to Peggy Chandler, senior vice president of Summerlin.

Century Communities celebrates grand opening today

Today from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Century Communities plans to celebrate the grand opening of its new Sage Canyon neighborhood in Mountain’s Edge.

 
Solar plant shines at the end of Tonopah’s tunnel — VIDEO

After four years and almost $1 billion, the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Plant 225 miles northwest of Las Vegas delivered its first megawatts to the grid during a test run on Oct. 11.

Sandra Bullock’s ‘Brand’ feels generic

The makers of “Our Brand Is Crisis” are practically daring U.S. moviegoers to turn out to see their film.

Valley expected to cool down this week

Las Vegans got a treat this Halloween: calm, cool, clear weather. Saturday was a “beautiful day,” National Weather Service meteorologist John Adair. Temperatures didn’t rise above 80 degrees, which is 6 degrees above normal, he said.

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