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  From Nevada Peak, a Magnificent Monsoon Downburst Can Be Seen. Author: Nevada Globe Staff NEVADA – Video captured near Highland Peak in Nevada shows the powerful effects of a downburst. The area received monsoon-fueled rain and wind gusts. Watch Here: Magnificent Monsoon  Credits: Weather Channel Copyright 2022 775 Times,...

Binance’s US Subsidiary Obtained a Money Transmitter License From Nevada’s Financial Institutions Division. Author: Nevada Globe Staff NEVADA – The latest development is a step toward the company’s long-term goal of providing services in all 50 United States jurisdictions. Brian Shroder, CEO of Binance US, commented on the license clearance,...

(Photo Courtesy: F1) The 2023 Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix Will Be a Significant Event for MGM Resorts. Author: Nevada Globe Staff   LAS VEGAS – MGM Resorts has big plans for next year’s Formula One race. “Retail potential and upside are substantial,” MGM Resorts CEO Bill Hornbuckle said on...

Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate’s Reno Branch Donated 250 New Life Jackets to the Nevada Department of Wildlife Author: Nevada Globe Staff RENO, NEVADA – Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate has supplied life jackets for the second consecutive year. The Coldwell Banker Select Real Estate office in Reno, through its...

Santa Fe Man Convicted of Drug Possession and Trafficking Was Arrested in Las Vegas After Hiding in a Bush. Author: Nevada Globe Staff LAS VEGAS – Court documents show a Santa Fe man convicted of drug possession and trafficking was arrested in Las Vegas after hiding in a bush. Larry...

Two CCSD Bus Drivers Were Attacked in Separate Incidents, According to the District. Author: Nevada Globe Staff LAS VEGAS – The Clark County School District reported two separate attacks on bus drivers this week. CCSD officers are investigating a bus driver assault at Boulder Highway and Russell Road on Wednesday...

Arizona and Nevada Are Confronted With Yet Another Round of Water Reductions. Author: Nevada Globe Staff The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation said Tuesday that the ongoing drought continues to threaten the water levels of the Colorado River. This means that Arizona and Nevada will have to deal with more cuts...