Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

NEVADA – In a significant move to address pay disparities and retain skilled workers, Governor Joe Lombardo signed Assembly Bill 522 (AB522) on Thursday, approving 12% raises for state employees starting in July. AB522 focuses on compensating state employees, aiming to bridge the gap in pay between Nevada and other...

LAS VEGAS – In a recent announcement on Thursday morning, Spirit Airlines informed passengers of a “technical issue” affecting their app, leading to delays and potential disruptions to travel plans. The airline issued a statement via Twitter, acknowledging the problem and advising passengers to arrive at the airport earlier than...

NEVADA – Nevada’s Republican Governor, Joe Lombardo, signed a new law on Tuesday that imposes stricter penalties for individuals who harass, intimidate, or use force against election workers while they perform their duties. The legislation aims to deter attacks on those working in state and local election offices, who have...

NEVADA – Wednesday night, a pedestrian was struck by a Union Pacific train while crossing the railroad tracks at Sutro Street. The Reno Police Department responded to the scene, reporting that the pedestrian was conscious, breathing, and alert at the time of transportation to the hospital. However, no further updates...

NEVADA – Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has been busy signing bills into law, and in addition to the state’s latest education bill, he has also signed two bills focused on school safety. On Wednesday, AB330 and AB285 officially became law, introducing measures to enhance discipline practices and maintain a safe...

NEVADA – Walk through the kennels at Washoe County Animal Services and you’ll hear the desperate barks of dogs seeking attention. Each stall houses a homeless pet, and for many, this shelter is their second-to-last stop before an uncertain fate. These dogs have ended up here through no fault of...

NEVADA – An amendment to Assembly Bill 423 (AB 423) in Nevada, aimed at prohibiting school boards from imposing restrictions on students based on their gender identity, generated heated debates and party-line voting in the state’s Senate. The amendment, which added language forbidding policies that limit students’ access to facilities...