Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Nevada pet owners, take note—Clark County is rolling out new mandatory microchipping laws for dogs and cats, a move that has sparked debate over government overreach versus responsible pet ownership. To help residents comply with this new requirement, the Nevada SPCA is stepping in with $5 microchip Wednesdays throughout March....

Las Vegas Metro Police are investigating yet another homicide in the northwest valley, marking the city’s third murder in just 24 hours. The latest incident unfolded early Monday morning when police were called to assist the fire department at a Walgreens parking lot on North Durango Drive, where they discovered...

Las Vegas, a city known for pushing boundaries, remains curiously hesitant when it comes to legal cannabis access on the Strip. Despite Nevada’s legalization of recreational marijuana, strict federal regulations keep casinos from getting involved—forcing tourists to turn to illicit markets instead of regulated dispensaries. But could that soon change?...

In a move that underscores Las Vegas’s rising prominence on the national stage, the NFL is reportedly leaning towards awarding Super Bowl LXIII in 2029 to Allegiant Stadium. This decision comes just five years after the city successfully hosted Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, showcasing its capability to orchestrate world-class...

In the late hours of Sunday, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) responded to a homicide on the 4700 block of Corsaire Avenue, near Lamb Boulevard and Craig Road. Details surrounding the incident remain limited as the investigation is ongoing. This event underscores the pressing need for robust law...

Authorities in North Las Vegas are investigating a disturbing case after a man and woman were found dead following a house fire on Bartlett Avenue late Saturday night. First responders with the North Las Vegas Fire Department arrived around 8:20 p.m. to battle the flames, only to uncover an even...

In a classic example of government inefficiency, Nevada has lost out on $38 million in federal grant money intended to expand the state’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network. The funds, part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Program, were suspended after the state failed to distribute them to businesses,...