Freedom Rider speaks at Black History event in south suburbs
Miller Green was a Freedom Rider, a group that challenged segregation on interstate transit in the face of violence and ...
Judge L. Clifford Davis, North Texas civil rights leader, dies at 100
Judge L. Clifford Davis, a North Texas leader, passed away today at the age of 100. He assisted Thurgood Marshall in the ...
Walk through Black History on Las Vegas' Historic Westside
This Black History Month, you can literally walk through history on a tour of the Historic Westside and Jackson Avenue.
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The Uprising of 1969: A look back at the civil rights movement in Historic West Las Vegas
The Historic Westside of Las Vegas is often forgotten. Still, the neighborhood is a pivotal part of the city’s history, ...
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27 Vintage Photos Of Las Vegas That Show Why It’s Called “Sin City”
In 1900, the population of Las Vegas was 22 people. Today, more than 39 million people visit the betting center … Continue ...
Las Vegas community honors Officer Roscow with flags at iconic city sign
A Las Vegas local paid tribute to fallen North Las Vegas Police Officer Jason Roscow Thursday morning.John Waudby with Back Our Blue setu 17 flags at the Welco ...
Man's Walking Distance Warning for Vegas Visitors Goes Viral
Social media users could relate to the scenario in the viral clip, with one saying it's "the thing I hate most about Vegas." ...
East Las Vegas residents seek action as neighborhood safety worries rise with homelessness
Residents in an East Las Vegas neighborhood are voicing concerns over safety as homelessness in the area reaches critical ...
First Black man to pass Nevada bar exam helped integrate Las Vegas despite bullets, explosion
He was the kind of defiant, well-schooled, experienced attorney that Nevada needed at that time,” a historian said.
Overcoming prejudice: The story behind Nevada’s first Black legislator
Woodrow Wilson became the first African American to serve in the Nevada Legislature. He went through a lot to get there.
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The history of school segregation and integration in the Mountain State
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – Local schools used to look much different before the school integration process began in the 1950’s. Dr. Patrick Brown is an assistant professor of history at WVU Tech. He told ...
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Race On To Save Lou Taubert Neon Sign, Last Remnant Of Casper’s “Little Las Vegas”
The Lou Taubert neon sign that towers over Center Street in Casper, Wyoming, is in desperate need of repair. It’s the last remnant of Casper's historic street of neon that earned it the nickname ...