As lawmakers write the largest financial rescue bill in U.S. history, more than 300 mayors — including three from Nevada — are asking for $250 billion to help fight the coronavirus outbreak.
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Despite a global pandemic, people sought solace Saturday from the beauty of the pink and white cherry blossom petals that have become an iconic symbol of the nation’s capital.
After Gov. Steve Sisolak essentially shut down the state for 30 days starting this week, traffic in Las Vegas has seen a major dip.
The city of Las Vegas also has apparently changed its stance against enforcement of Gov. Steve Sisolak’s Friday order for all nonessential businesses to close as a measure to curb the coronavirus outbreak.
Some official visitors still will be allowed to visit with inmates via video, Metropolitan Police Department said in a Friday statement.
Silverton CEO Craig Cavileer said the property has stayed in compliance with shutdown protocols for the hotel-casino while keeping the 150-room Hyatt Place open.
A professor of constitutional law at UNLV says Gov. Steve Sisolak definitely has the power to order nonessential businesses to close during the coronavirus crisis.
Even with Nevada shut down, you can still have fun. You just might have to lower your expectations.
Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has declared that a golf course could remain open for play if the clubhouse was closed and other preventative measures were implemented.
A Southern Nevada couple now hope they have flights home after the Ecuadorian government closed borders and airports.
The airport is operating 10 flights per hour, down from the normal rate of 30 to 56 aircraft per hour, leading to hundreds of flights being canceled.
Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) said in a statement Saturday the number of initial claims is the largest week-over-week increase since at least 1987.
Nevada has one of the lowest ratios of doctors and nurses for our population. Patients suffering coronavirus symptoms will have fewer places to turn to for care.
Las Vegas’ housing market faces risky terrain and sales could tumble as Southern Nevada shuts down to contain the new coronavirus, real estate pros say.
There’s little recourse for tour guides unless they have a rainy month fund.
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