Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Starting August 4, a new requirement will go into effect in unincorporated areas of Clark County mandating that all dogs and cats over the age of four months be microchipped. The initiative is designed to improve the process of reuniting lost pets with their owners and to help decrease the...

As many Americans grow weary of unchecked illegal immigration and the federal government’s inconsistent enforcement of border laws, a new grocery store catering primarily to Hispanic customers opened in Las Vegas this week, raising both economic opportunities and important questions about national policy. Superior Grocers, a California-based supermarket chain, launched...

Las Vegas found itself wrestling with a familiar foe this June: rising unemployment, driven not by workers but by a tourism slowdown. The local jobless rate climbed to 5.8 percent—up from 5.5 percent in May—even as the national economy shows steadier trends. Strip traffic flagged, with visitor numbers through May off by...

In a sweeping takedown of some of the darkest corners of the internet, the Department of Justice has delivered long-overdue justice to predators exploiting society’s most vulnerable. Operation Grayskull, a joint federal effort involving the FBI, dismantled four horrific dark web networks trafficking in child sexual abuse content. Among the...

After closing suddenly on June 21 amid heightened concern over immigration enforcement, North Las Vegas’s Broadacres Marketplace is reportedly preparing to welcome vendors and shoppers back around August 1, multiple vendors told News 3 Las Vegas  . The month-long suspension had a severe economic impact on small businesses operating at the swap meet....