Molly McBride
Reporter
Molly McBride is a weekday FOX5 News reporter.
Molly graduated from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. After graduating, she worked in Charleston, South Carolina, for two years as a one-man-band multimedia journalist.
In Charleston, Molly covered stories all around the Lowcountry, including two hurricanes and Alex Murdaugh’s murder trial. Her investigation into the Charleston Housing Authority caught the attention of State Representatives, and sparked change for residents.
Molly is originally from Phoenix, Arizona. Now, she’s excited to leave the humidity behind and return to her desert roots. Plus, she’ll only be a few hours away from her family in Phoenix. During her time off, she enjoys spending time with her rescued pup, Rosie, practicing yoga, and trying new recipes.
Clark County is hoping a new solution near the intersection of Lamb Blvd. and Hacienda Ave. will stop illegal street racing in the area.
Every year, Clark County says its Public Works Department conducts about 1,000 homeless encampment cleanups.
FOX5 Las Vegas is at the scene where Las Vegas Valley law enforcement are trying to recover a stolen trailer with a race car possibly inside.
‘Gut-wrenching’: Man fights to keep family’s racing legacy alive after car stolen in North Las Vegas
A man is fighting to keep his family’s racing legacy alive after his race car and trailer were stolen in North Las Vegas on Thursday evening.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the City of Las Vegas are working together to make the Arts District safer, but change doesn’t happen overnight.
FOX5 is learning companies are a big part of the illegal trash dumping problem in and around the Las Vegas Valley.
More than two weeks after the Las Vegas Grand Prix, business owners in the Flamingo and Koval area say they’re still suffering financially.
The man accused of covering nine two-week-old puppies in chemicals before dumping them in a dumpster planned on selling them, according to his neighbor.
One BLM employee is responsible for cleaning over 26,000 acres of land in Southern Nevada.
A newly-opened farm in North Las Vegas is selling organic produce harvested by refugees living in the Las Vegas Valley.
This happened Tuesday around 12 p.m. at a Dollar Tree near Tropicana and Pecos.
Many business owners are still unhappy with the temporary bridge at the intersection of Flamingo and Koval created for the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix.
All four major fire departments across the Las Vegas Valley undergo training so they are equipped to rescue house pets.
Two animal rescue groups saved four Dobermans from the streets in northwest Las Vegas.
A “desert dumping ground,” near Hollywood and Desert Inn, is headed in the right direction after law enforcement upped patrols in the area.
The Good Deed Project has recovered their mascot “Mr. Deeds,” and is now turning their attention to finding whoever stole it
Truckloads of rejected linen from Caesars Properties are being recycled by refugees in the Las Vegas Valley.
Two weeks after a house fire claimed the lives of four, family and friends gathered Thursday to celebrate their lives.
War pen pals reunited nearly 30 years later in the Las Vegas Valley.
A Las Vegas Valley resident is warning about the dangers of lithium-ion batteries after losing the entire backside of his home in a fire last month.
The community is rallying around a family after four of their loved ones were killed in a Southwest Valley house fire last Thursday.
Las Vegas Fire and Rescue Team saves lives in Las Vegas valley
A friend of a family member killed in last week’s Southwest Valley fire is asking the community to show the family support during this incredibly challenging time.
A Las Vegas Valley nonprofit needs the community’s help meeting their fundraising goal.
Las Vegas police launched their Mobile Drone First Responder Unit earlier this month that could now respond to calls.
As authorities investigate a ‘suspicious’ church fire in North Las Vegas, FOX5 is learning this is not the first time the church’s property has been damaged.
A Las Vegas Valley family says they lost a pendant with a loved one's ashes at Sunset Park during the Renaissance Festival.
‘Have the decency to come forward’: Father pleads with driver involved in east Las Vegas hit-and-run
While some gear up for weekend plans, one father will be spending his time next to his son in the ICU at University Medical Center.
Experts say Nevada is a hotspot for driverless vehicle testing, with hundreds of autonomous cars on the state’s roadways right now.
As the Las Vegas Valley finally starts to feel some relief from the summer’s record-breaking heat, groups are finally getting the chance to prepare for next summer.
This summer, the RTC switched security contractors to Inter-Con and added dozens of armed officers.
Graffiti technicians help cover thousands of graffiti tags in Las Vegas.
There are many people who live near the Tropicana preparing for the big blast early Wednesday morning, some who plan to watch the implosion from their own balconies.
Jaxson and Brad Lewton sought a good spot to watch the Tropicana Las Vegas implosion.
One student at a time, a local law firm is working to help special education students in the Las Vegas Valley receive the education they’re entitled to.
Aroma Retail sells signature scents known in Las Vegas Strip resorts.
The Community Healing Garden, in Downtown Las Vegas, has become a gathering spot for people to reflect on the October 1 tragedy.
After a sentimental necklace was ripped off a woman’s neck in Summerlin, she’s on the hunt to get it back.
Metro Police say the deadly trend on our roadways is escalating. The top factors contributing to this: speed and pedestrian error.
An Indiana family is searching for a family member they believe has been homeless in the Las Vegas Valley for years.
From citations to arrests, the DMV Compliance Division says as they pull people over for common violations, more serious offenses are being revealed.
Some Cadence community members say they’re feeling helpless after seeing more coyotes this year than ever before.
Henderson neighbors say a recent re-paving in their neighborhood was left unfinished.
NLVPD has extra eyes and ears on the streets thanks to a program that allows citizens to volunteer for the department.
The Regional Transportation Commission wants riders to pay their way. Along with their increased security efforts, they’re ramping up fare enforcement, too.
The city originally said property owners and HOA had to pay for repairs
As wildfire smoke pours into the Las Vegas Valley, Clark County is using 18 different monitoring stations to keep an eye on air quality in the Las Vegas Valley.
When a spontaneous hiking trip turned into a life-threatening scenario, several Nevada Airmen jumped into action.
People are using the desert as their dumping grounds on the Eastside of the Las Vegas Valley.
Attendance officers in the Clark County School District have already made thousands of home visits, less than one month into the new school year.
