Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Nevada – Nevada State Parks have issued a critical advisory concerning a potentially hazardous algal bloom identified at Wildhorse Reservoir, situated north of Elko. In light of this discovery, officials are urging park visitors and their beloved pets to steer clear of the water to avert any potential health complications....

NEVADA – A midtown Reno shooting incident led to a tragic loss of life and critical injuries for two individuals on Friday afternoon. Promptly responding to the scene near the intersection of South Virginia and Arroyo streets around 12:45 p.m., the Reno Police Department is actively involved. While not disclosing...

In a thrilling display of sportsmanship and skill, Nevada’s young baseball talents from Henderson secured a triumphant victory over Utah on a sunny Friday afternoon. This resounding 10-0 win in the Mountain Region Championship game held in San Bernardino, California, has earned Nevada a coveted spot in the highly anticipated...

Las Vegas — On Thursday night in the city’s south valley, a husband and woman died in an apparent murder-suicide. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is investigating. LVMPD Dispatch received a worrisome report about an unresponsive individual in a garage on the 300 block of E. Starr Avenue at...

LAS VEGAS – In a heartening display of inter-state cooperation, a 45-member team hailing from Las Vegas has been dispatched to Maui, Hawaii, with a determined mission: to aid in quelling the devastating wildfires that have wreaked havoc on the picturesque Hawaiian island over the past week. The initiative, organized...

LAS VEGAS – A Clark County School District (CCSD) Board of Trustees meeting scheduled for Thursday evening faced a major disruption due to a gathering of teachers protesting their ongoing contract negotiations. The meeting was eventually adjourned prematurely due to the unrest caused by the protestors. The protest gained momentum...

LAS VEGAS – In a swift response to the ongoing wildfires in Maui, Hawaii, the Clark County Fire Department has announced that it’s sending aid in the form of search dogs. Fire Chief John Steinbeck made the announcement during a press conference, highlighting the department’s commitment to aiding disaster-stricken areas....