Author: TheNevadaGlobeStaff

SPARKS, Nev. (NV, Globe) – Reed High School in Sparks was lockdown after police discovered guns on campus on Friday. Guns were discovered, but no threats were made, according to a statement issued to families by Principal Rosenbloom. The school instantly went into code yellow lockdown as school police investigated....

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (NV, Globe) – Two days after collision with a semi-truck in Apex, Nevada, a bicyclist died. The accident happened on Tuesday, September 27, at the Love’s Travel Stop on Las Vegas Boulevard North, south of US-93. According to authorities, the bicycle was heading north on Las Vegas Blvd....

ELKO, Nev. (NV, Globe) – Elko County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Spring Creek man with a stolen horse trailer on Tuesday. Chancy K. Yates, 28, was stopped at the intersection of 12th Street and Opal Drive when a deputy noticed the trailer he had reported into a criminal database earlier in the...

CARSON, Nev. (NV, Globe) – The installation of flashing crosswalk signals at Mountain City Highway and Terminal Way is set to begin on Monday. Pedestrians will be able to activate the signs to assist stop vehicles as they cross the roadway. Improved roadway lights will also be installed to improve pedestrian...

RENO, Nev. (NV, Globe) – Around 7 p.m. Thursday, there was an accident on McCarran Blvd. near I-80 in west Reno. According to Reno Police, two automobiles were involved in the incident, with one heading southbound doing an illegal u-turn. Someone traveling northbound collided with the southbound driver. Both drivers had...

Nevada Roads Are Among the Most Dangerous in the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Traffic deaths are rising in the U.S. From January to June 2022, 20,175 persons died in car accidents, the most since 2006. Here’s the deadliest year for car accidents since seat belts were required....

FBI Data Shows Nevada Has the Worst Cybercrime Problem According to FBI data, Nevada has the most cybercrime. Nevada ranked first, followed by Alaska, Iowa, Florida, and Delaware. Identity theft was Nevadans’ greatest cybercrime, according to the research. Thirdpartytrust.com compared cybercrimes per capita across states. Nevada had 19,766 cybercrime victims...