Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Clark County remains under a smoke advisory as haze continues to drift into Southern Nevada from large wildfires burning in the Pacific Northwest and Central California. Air quality officials advise residents, particularly those with respiratory conditions, older adults, and children, to limit outdoor activity when smoke is heaviest. The advisory...

When political violence strikes, the left rushes to deflect blame, while the rest of us demand accountability. It is now confirmed: Tyler Robinson, 22, a Utah man, has been arrested for the fatal shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. Rather than letting ideological fervor remain unchecked, Robinson’s father, a 27-year...

Las Vegas police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred late Sunday in the northeast valley. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, officers responded around 11:20 p.m. after receiving a report of gunfire near Sandy Lane and Geist Avenue, close to Pecos Road and Las Vegas Boulevard. When they arrived,...

A worker employed by The Boring Company suffered a serious “crushing injury” while working in a tunnel near the Las Vegas Strip late Wednesday night, prompting emergency response by the Clark County Fire Department.  The incident occurred around 10:12 p.m. in the 3900 block of Paradise Road, just north of...

What happened to Charlie Kirk is more than a tragedy—it’s a loud alarm bell about political violence and the erosion of free speech in America. At age 31, conservative media figure and youth activist Charlie Kirk—co-founder of Turning Point USA—was struck down during a public appearance at Utah Valley University...

In Nevada’s 1st Congressional District, a new contender is stepping forward to challenge the entrenched Democrat establishment. Keith Hanoff, a retired officer from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, has announced his run for Congress as a Republican, aiming to unseat Rep. Dina Titus. Hanoff brings with him decades of...

The U.S. Secretary of Education announced that student test scores have declined nationwide, with results showing notable drops across middle and high school levels. Data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress revealed that 12th graders recorded their lowest scores in more than two decades, while eighth-grade students showed significant...