President Donald Trump signed the $8.3 billion coronavirus emergency spending bill Friday morning, before traveling to Tennessee to survey tornado damage.
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A star Las Vegas Aces player believes she contracted the coronavirus in January while playing in China.
Florida health officials said late Friday that two people who tested positive for the new coronavirus have died in the state.
Three Las Vegas family members are among thousands of passengers confined to a cruise ship quarantined off the California coast.
The Golden Knights said Thursday they are continuing their “normal operations” as COVID-19 continues to spread, but they are closely monitoring the situation.
Online retailer Zappos asked employees to curb their travel plans — even into the office — Thursday following the growing spread of COVID-19.
The first case of coronavirus in Southern Nevada was confirmed Thursday, calling into question what major events might be canceled or postponed across Las Vegas.
The Southern Nevada Health District and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Are both overseeing the possible coronavirus case, but no additional information was provided to Las Vegas airport officials.
The West Coast Conference began women’s basketball tournament play Thursday afternoon and has no plans to alter its schedule despite the first local coronavirus case.
The Clark County School District and the State Public Charter School Authority declined to say if the patient’s child attends a district school.
Gov. Steve Sisolak signed a new regulation Thursday to limit what health insurers can charge patients for visits and examinations that are related to coronavirus.
While the National Football League continues to monitor the coronavirus threat, the league still plans to hold its annual draft in Las Vegas on April 23-28.
Las Vegas Motor Speedway is keeping an eye on the progression of the coronavirus following its first reported case in Southern Nevada.
UNLV athletic events and the ongoing Mountain West men’s basketball tournament at the Thomas & Mack Center are going on as scheduled.
Treasury yields sank to more record lows as investors plowed money into low-risk investments.
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