Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Three people were injured early Tuesday morning following a house fire in Las Vegas, according to officials. Las Vegas Fire & Rescue responded to reports of a fire shortly after 3 a.m. near Washington Avenue and Rancho Drive. Upon arrival, firefighters found heavy smoke and flames coming from the single-story...

The federal government shutdown has now entered its third week, and while Washington continues its political standoff, the ripple effects are being felt right here in Las Vegas. Hundreds of federal employees across Southern Nevada remain uncertain about when their next paycheck will come, as Democrats in Congress refuse to...

Southern Nevada woke up to its coldest morning in months as cooler air moved into the Las Vegas Valley on Wednesday. Temperatures dipped into the low 50s across much of the area, marking the coolest start to a day since early May. According to KTNV’s weather forecast, breezy conditions will...

Adriana Guzman Fralick, chair of the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board, has officially entered the race for Nevada attorney general, positioning herself as a candidate focused on restoring integrity, transparency, and accountability to the office currently held by Democrat Aaron Ford. Fralick, a seasoned attorney with deep experience in both the...

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles announced that drivers who fail their vehicle emissions test may now qualify for a waiver while completing necessary repairs. The new waiver aims to help residents who are working toward compliance but cannot immediately pass the state-required smog inspection. DMV officials said drivers who...

A man who was stabbed in a west Las Vegas park late Wednesday night has died, according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. Officers responded to reports of a stabbing around 10:15 p.m. at Charleston Heights Park, near Charleston Boulevard and Jones Boulevard. When police arrived, they found an...