Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

State and federal water officials are working under a tightening timeline to reach a consensus on how water from the Colorado River will be managed after current rules expire later this year. Nevada and six other states that rely on the river’s water have been in negotiations for more than...

A British Airways Airbus A350-1000 lost a wheel from its main landing gear shortly after departing from Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on Monday evening, aviation officials say. The aircraft, operating as flight BA274 to London Heathrow Airport, continued its scheduled journey and landed safely in the United...

Las Vegas city officials have issued the first permit allowing The Boring Company to begin expanding its underground Vegas Loop transit system into the downtown area. The permit, approved this week, marks a milestone for the project and opens the door for further infrastructure development in the city.  According to...

Just months after federal workers and local economies were battered by a prolonged government shutdown, Senate Democrats are once again playing a dangerous game with public safety and economic stability. This week, many Senate Democrats signaled they are prepared to oppose a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security,...

Nevada’s legal team drew a line in the sand this week as Attorney General Aaron Ford moved to dismiss a Trump-era lawsuit demanding unredacted voter registration lists from the state. Ford’s motion argues Nevada law protects sensitive information, and officials are pushing back on federal demands they see as an...