Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Authorities are investigating a skydiving incident in Jean that left two people critically injured on Wednesday. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed the event occurred around noon, with Las Vegas Metropolitan Police reporting that both individuals were transported from the scene in critical condition. According to the FAA, its role in...

Mesquite police arrested a man in connection with a large drug trafficking case following a traffic stop on northbound I-15. An officer observed behavior suggesting possible drug activity, brought in a K-9 unit, and during a vehicle search discovered a hidden trapdoor under the fuel tank of a black GMC...

Clark County has approved an expansion for Hamere Noah Kidane Mihret & Saint Michael Ethiopian Orthodox Church despite objections from nearby residents. The zoning commission granted permission Wednesday for the church to construct a new multi-use building on its property. The church, which has been operating since 2012, has long...

Drai’s Management Group has announced that it will eliminate 351 positions as part of its planned relocation and downsizing. The change comes as Drai’s Beachclub Nightclub at The Cromwell will move back to its original basement space, and Drai’s Afterhours is being permanently closed.  A breakdown of the layoffs shows...

A 21-year-old man, identified as Andres Venegas Nava of Las Vegas, died in a two-vehicle crash early Saturday morning, according to Nevada State Police. The collision occurred just before 2:05 a.m. on September 13 in the eastbound lanes of Summerlin Parkway near Rampart Boulevard. Authorities say Nava was driving a...

Nevada State Police are investigating after a crash early Wednesday morning knocked out power at an intersection near the 215 Beltway and North Decatur Boulevard. Around 3:00 a.m., a vehicle reportedly struck a guardrail and then hit an electrical box, causing outages in the area. The driver fled on foot...

Nevada regulators have granted NV Energy permission to overhaul how we pay for our electricity—with a new personalized billing system that’s supposed to make bills more “fair.” Starting next April, households will be charged based on when they use the most power. If your peak usage happens when you run...