Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

LAS VEGAS – On Thursday morning, a group of people from various organizations, communities, and backgrounds gathered on the Regional Justice Center’s sunny steps in Las Vegas. They held signs with the message “Stop Asian hate” and rallied against Asian hate in response to the recent attack on a local...

NEVADA – In a recent incident at the Spanish Springs Library, a small Mercury spill has been confirmed, leading to the involvement of the Sparks Fire Department and TMFR (Truckee Meadows Fire Rescue) at the scene. As a precautionary measure, all library patrons and employees have been confined to the...

NEVADA – A potentially harmful algal bloom has been discovered in Washoe Lake, raising concerns about water safety and public health. Scientists from Nevada State Parks conducted water tests at Washoe Lake State Park and confirmed the presence of the bloom along the lake’s shoreline. The Nevada Parks Department has...

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...