Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Northern Nevada’s veterans are set to benefit from improved healthcare access as a new $224 million Veterans Affairs hospital has been approved for construction in Reno. Following advocacy efforts from Nevada’s congressional delegation, President Biden included the funding in the 2024 budget proposal under the Fiscal Year 2024 Veterans Affairs...

A Clark County elementary school teacher has been arrested for child abuse, raising serious questions about accountability and the safety of students within our education system. Authorities confirmed that 47-year-old Mateusz Baran, assigned to Sunrise Acres Elementary School, was taken into custody following an investigation that began on December 12....

A shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday, has left three people dead, including the shooter, and six others injured. Authorities have identified the shooter as a student at the school, though their name, along with the names of the victims, has not been released. Madison...

A devastating wrong-way crash on Interstate 15 early Thursday, December 12, has claimed the lives of off-duty Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Officer Colton Pulsipher, 29, and Fernando Jimenez-Jimenez, 31. The Clark County Coroner’s Office confirmed Jimenez-Jimenez died from blunt force injuries, ruling his death an accident. Pulsipher, returning home after...

In a bold celebration of its 25th anniversary, the JW Marriott Resort and Rampart Casino in Summerlin unveiled a stunning $75 million renovation, proving that reinvestment and modernization can breathe new life into even the most iconic properties. This multi-year project, combining Spanish Colonial charm with modern luxury, reflects the...

Nevada’s state prison system faces sharp scrutiny after state health officials uncovered significant health and safety violations during recent inspections. From expired medications to unsanitary food storage, the findings raise serious concerns about the management of these facilities and the well-being of those inside. The Division of Public and Behavioral...

In northwest Las Vegas, residents are fighting a battle not against crime or reckless drivers but their own HOA, demanding the removal of caution signs to protect the community. This situation raises an important question: Should local homeowners have the freedom to take the initiative to protect their families, or...