Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

NEVADA – The Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation in the Department of Employment Training and Rehabilitation has unveiled its new website, vrnevada.org. The responsive and accessible design is suitable for a variety of devices and offers a range of features for visitors, including a new page for educators, counselor, and staff...

NEVADA – Sparks Fire is investigating a house fire that occurred in the early hours of Wednesday morning. According to the department, they received a distress call from the 500 block of E St. just after midnight. Upon arrival at the scene, firefighters found a detached garage fully engulfed in...

LAS VEGAS – David Kingsley, the man who was hospitalized and critically injured after a crash on U.S. 95 north near Jones Boulevard last Wednesday, has died. The news of his passing was confirmed by his family on Saturday. Kingsley’s dog, Nikita, and her seven puppies were taken to The...

LAS VEGAS – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted the ground stop for Southwest Airlines, but passengers can still expect delays throughout the day. On Tuesday morning, the FAA announced that the airline had requested a pause on its departures due to an internal technical issue. This led to...

LAS VEGAS – Taxpayers have until midnight on Tuesday, April 18th to file their tax returns. Filers can choose to submit their returns electronically, through the mail, or by using a tax service. To assist with filing, Janelle King, the district manager and COO with Jackson Hewitt, shared some tips....

LAS VEGAS – As spring arrives in Las Vegas, warmer weather also brings allergies for many residents in the valley. Due to the high levels of pollen produced by certain trees, Clark County has banned the planting and sale of mulberry and olive trees for over 30 years. However, some...