Monthly Archives: March 2020

A coalition of advocacy organizations is calling on local and state officials to halt evictions during the coronavirus pandemic to protect the health and safety of all Nevadans and ease financial stress during …

The Venetian and Palazzo will close until at least April 1 amid the coronavirus outbreak, operator Las Vegas Sands announced today. A decision on whether to extend the closure will be made later, officials said. The process of closing the Las Vegas St…

Metro Police say they have upped their hygienic and safety practices and canceled nonessential public events because of the coronavirus outbreak. As the virus spreads, “the pace for patrol officers has remained unchanged as …

The number of coronavirus cases in Clark County has risen to 42, up from 35 on Monday, according to the Southern Nevada Health District. The number of deaths in the county …

The Golden Knights sent an email to season ticket holders this morning informing them that this month’s payment will be delayed amid the coronavirus crisis. Season ticket installment payments — six in total — started in January and …

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas has canceled Mass at least through the weekend of April 5, a week before Easter, because of the coronavirus pandemic. The suspension includes all church services, parish meetings and …

Hours after Gov. Steve Sisolak ordered all Nevada schools to close due to the spread of coronavirus, the Clark County School District announced locations where free breakfast and lunch will be provided for students during the closure.

As the global coronavirus pandemic shuts down Las Vegas, residents and local organizations are stepping up to help those in need of assistance.

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Casinos in Nevada will continue to make their own decisions about whether to temporarily close because of the coronavirus pandemic, Tony Alamo, chairman of the state Gaming Commission, said today. Gov. Steve Sisolak has also …