Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

LAS VEGAS – As the first prolonged heat spell of the summer arrives in the Las Vegas region, residents are bracing themselves for scorching temperatures that are set to intensify over the weekend. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for parts of Southern Nevada, northwest Arizona,...

LAS VEGAS – The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) is investigating a robbery in the southeast valley during the early hours of Thursday morning. The incident occurred around 3:47 a.m. at a complex located in the 5300 block of Boulder Highway, according to the police. As of 8 a.m.,...

LAS VEGAS – In a courtroom hearing, 17-year-old Jonathan Martinez-Garcia took responsibility for his actions and expressed remorse for the violent assault he committed against his teacher at Eldorado High School last year. Martinez-Garcia admitted to nearly killing his teacher and acknowledged that he blames himself for the incident. During...

NEVADA – Residents in the North Valleys area of Nevada have reported an unusual phenomenon of frogs seemingly taking over their parking lots, sidewalks, and yards. However, a recent revelation by fisheries biologist Kim Tisdale from the Nevada Department of Wildlife confirms that these creatures are not frogs but western...

LAS VEGAS – As a triple homicide suspect, Spencer McDonald, made his initial appearance before a Clark County judge on Wednesday, a report from a decade ago has surfaced, shedding light on his family’s acknowledgment of his ongoing medical challenges. McDonald, 30, is accused of killing three individuals and injuring...

LAS VEGAS – A Henderson man, Andrew Warrender, is currently hospitalized after being shot by a security guard at a highrise in Las Vegas. The incident occurred when Warrender opened fire in the lobby, leading to a swift response from law enforcement. Warrender, 30, is facing charges of assault with...

LAS VEGAS – With the Fourth of July holiday approaching, fireworks booths across the valley are preparing for the festivities by stocking up on a variety of sparklers and ground fireworks. However, Clark County is reminding the public to prioritize safety and legality when celebrating, launching its “You Light It,...