Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

Car Buyers in Las Vegas Should Be Careful of Vin Switching, Police Say Author: Nevada Globe Staff LAS VEGAS – DMV said it happens weekly and costs hundreds or thousands of dollars. Thieves steal an automobile and use its license plate on a similar-looking vehicle. They steal an automobile and...

Prosecutors Ruled the Church Stabbing Self-Defense Author: Nevada Globe Staff The Clark County DA’s office dropped a man’s murder case, citing self-defense. Prosecutors dismissed the charge against Brian McLemore, claiming he acted in self-defense. The DA found the homicide was self-defense, the Metropolitan Police Department told the Review-Journal. The district...

The Explosion in Boulder City Was Officially Classified as an Industrial Accident Autor: Nevada Globe Staff LAS VEGAS – Fire officials from Clark County said in an update sent out on Thursday that an explosion that injured six persons in Boulder City was determined to have been an industrial accident....

On Wednesday, Caesars Palace’s Final Year-One Employee, a Blackjack Dealer, Retired Author: Nevada Globe Staff LAS VEGAS – On Wednesday, Caesars Palace’s last year-one employee retired. Benny Figgins reportedly celebrated 55 years at the resort. Figgins was hired on April 27, 1967, and worked in five areas. According to Caesars,...

Eleven of Nevada’s Tribes Will Benefit From Nearly $19 Million in Funding to Improve Their Access to the Internet Author: Nevada Globe Staff NEVADA – As part of the Biden administration’s Internet for All project, the Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada has received grants totaling almost $19 million to improve internet...

Sepsis Awareness Month in Nevada WHEREAS, September has been nationally recognized as Sepsis Awareness Month to bring awareness to sepsis, the body’s life-threatening response to infection, which can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death; and WHEREAS, according to the CDC, sepsis affects 1.7 million Americans, 1 in 3 patients who...