New fatalities from the disease caused by the new coronavirus were reported Thursday in Clark and Washoe counties
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In a Thursday morning virtual meeting, the culinary union’s international president D. Taylor said that states should insist these companies pay their workers during the shutdown.
A spike in deaths in Britain and New York and surges of reported new infections in Japan and in India’s congested cities make it clear the battle is far from over.
The number will likely keep rising, in part because many states are clearing out backlogs of applications for aid. And more companies are resorting to layoffs.
The Department of Health and Human Services told The Associated Press Wednesday that the federal stockpile was in the process of deploying all remaining personal protective equipment in its inventory.
The governor said during a news conference that people can still buy and sell homes, and that house hunters can still make appointments to see a property in-person if it is empty.
Clark County officials say filling out the census is even more important because of the expected economic downtown caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
More than 67,000 Clark County School District students were unreachable during the first week of school closures, according to data provided Wednesday by the district.
Concerns have been voiced from those in line to receive such aid. Folks are worried they haven’t heard when funds will be available.
The latest case comes after positive tests among workers at other stores in the Las Vegas Valley, including those at Smith’s Food and Drug, Vons and Costco.
While the closures were originally set to last until April 16, they have since been expanded by Gov. Steve Sisolak through the end of the month.
“Jersey Boys” was a critical success throughout its Vegas run, which closed in September 2016 at Paris Theater.
Costco Wholesale has announced that, for a limited time, it is letting health care workers and first responders go to the head of any line at its warehouses.
Businesses that sell alcohol will be able to deliver to Henderson homes while nonessential businesses or closed or for the next 30 days, whichever comes first.
On Wednesday, friends and neighbors drove past the home of Tenley Hynds in Las Vegas, holding up signs wishing Tenley a happy eighth birthday.
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