I have watched all the Democratic debates and town halls, and I agree with Sen. Bernie Sanders that a revolution must occur. I do, however, believe that Sen. Sanders is part of the establishment, because of all his congressional committee work. The revolution is for Hillary Clinton.
Scientists for the first time have detected gravitational waves, ripples in space and time hypothesized by Albert Einstein a century ago, in a landmark discovery announced on Thursday that opens a new window for studying the cosmos.
The Sparks Nugget, overseen for 16 years by Nevada Gaming Commission member Michonne Ascuaga, is under a federal investigation for failing to implement effective anti-money laundering programs at the casino, according to court papers filed Wednesday in relation to the property’s 2013 sale.
Now that voters in Iowa and New Hampshire are finished casting ballots, it’s almost time for Nevada to take center stage with its first-in-the-West caucus.
Quick quiz: What is America’s biggest national security threat? Is it ISIS? Is it Iran? Could it be Russia? What about North Korea?
Lawyers for Las Vegas Sands Tuesday filed a motion arguing that Chief District Judge David Barker prematurely denied their request to disqualify Clark County District Judge Elizabeth Gonzalez, who has presided over Steven Jacobs’ wrongful termination case for the past five years.
A North Las Vegas man missing since Monday has been found, police said.
Tourism leaders are considering using a little reverse psychology to persuade Nevadans to get out of the city and into the back country to visit rural parts of the state.
He drops F-bombs and bodies in equal measure. His nonstop snark — “I’m about to do to you what Limp Bizkit did to music in the ’90s” — makes Iron Man sound as bland as Captain America. And he’s briefly shown pleasuring himself while holding a stuffed unicorn.
Regional gaming operator Pinnacle Entertainment said Thursday it hopes to finalize the $4.75 billion purchase of its casinos by a real estate investment trust sometime this spring.
A deadline is rapidly approaching for Republicans who want to participate in the GOP caucus on Feb. 23.
The Fremont Street Experience board has selected Patrick Hughes, now vice president and general manager of the Cannery, as new president and CEO of Fremont Street Experience.
Rawle Alkins, one of the nation’s top basketball recruits, posted on Twitter he had a good visit to UNLV.
A woman sued celebrity Chris Brown on Wednesday, accusing him of assaulting her after she tried to photograph him at a party at the Palms.
UNLV forward Derrick Jones Jr., who limped off the court in the final minute of Wednesday’s 64-61 victory over San Jose State, isn’t seriously injured and is expected to play this weekend.
At any given time, brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott could be renovating, selling or listing a client’s house on any of their HGTV reality shows, including “Property Brothers,” “Buying and Selling” and “Brother vs. Brother.”
On Valentine’s Day 2010, Kady Kay was dancing her heart out at Bally’s even though she was hurting.
Valentine’s Day is Sunday, so View continues its tradition of bringing readers stories of their friends and neighbors who found the right person for them.
As Valentine’s Day approaches and heart-shaped boxes line the aisles of grocery stores nationwide, it can become difficult not to reminisce about that once-upon-a-time love story, or if you’re lucky, bring back memories of when you first met “the one.”
Decades after they went their separate ways, life led three Henderson couples to reunite following various twists and turns.
A former Las Vegas stripper, who has spent 16 years in prison for killing six teenagers working on a road cleanup crew, is appealing once again to the Nevada Supreme Court.
Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid of Nevada introduced a bill Thursday to require the attorney general to appoint legal counsel for unaccompanied children seeking asylum in the U.S. to escape harsh conditions in their home countries.
Vince Sacco and Mary-Jo Cinquemani are convinced their families were destined to merge.
An oft-stated statistic that 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce isn’t true, but divorce is commonplace enough that it seems that way. In the east valley, View found two couples who don’t believe those odds, and if they did, they’re bucking them.
The Mountain West on Thursday announced the 2016 non-conference football schedules for all 12 league schools.
Cupid may never show up for those seeking the perfect mate.
Not only is Las Vegas one of the best places to get married, but it’s also a pretty good place to be on Valentine’s Day if you’re single.
Residents who took an online survey offered by the city of Henderson want schools and education to be the top priority as the city updates its comprehensive plan.
The Oakland Raiders apparently completed two noteworthy transactions on Thursday.
Retired Army helicopter mechanic Ben Keechler, who served in Korea, was enjoying life, working as an equipment manager at a golf course and running his one-man business sharpening industrial mowing equipment when his life turned upside down.
