Monthly Archives: March 2020

Two more people with coronavirus disease have died in Clark County, bringing the total number of deaths in Nevada to four, according to the …

MGM Resorts International today announced it is beefing up a program to provide financial assistance to workers impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. Through an emergency grant fund, MGM will …

The Historic Westside Chamber of Commerce announced today that the annual Moulin Rouge Agreement Day panel will be held virtually on Wednesday because of …

The Asian community in Las Vegas was the first to feel the economic effects of the outbreak and therefore has suffered the longest, starting in late January, when the Trump administration imposed restrictions on travel to the U.S. from China.

The Reno News & Review has stopped publishing the alternative weekly it has been distributing in the “Biggest Little City” for nearly 30 years.

The Reno News & Review has stopped publishing the alternative weekly it has been distributing in the “Biggest Little City” for nearly 30 years.

Hornbuckle, a four-decade gaming industry veteran and a UNLV graduate, previously worked as president and chief operating officer at both Mandalay Bay and MGM Grand …

Gaming industry veteran Jim Murren was tabbed by Gov. Steve Sisolak to head the state’s COVID-19 Response, Relief & Recovery Task Force, which will mobilize the private section to assist state agencies …

The lobbying organization for Nevada’s resorts and casinos predicts that the coronavirus pandemic could end up being twice as bad for the state as the Great Recession …

In Nevada, there’s a shortage of ventilators and other medical supplies needed to combat the virus, and there doesn’t appear to be any help in sight from the federal government …