Monthly Archives: April 2020

Von Miller longs to make a name for himself scratching vinyl just like he did sacking quarterbacks.

It was early on a Friday when Jared Kushner said he received a call from his father-in-law, President Donald Trump. Trump was hearing from friends in New York that the city’s public hospital system was running low on critical supplies to fight the new…

President Donald Trump’s Virginia vineyard could be eligible for a federal bailout under the $2.2 trillion coronavirus stimulus he signed into law last month, despite provisions in the bill that Democrats said were intended to prevent him and his fami…

Spring football was shelved because of the coronavirus. There is still plenty of work going on in college football.

The death toll of the coronavirus in Nevada has surpassed triple digits, with state officials reporting 102 deaths as of Friday evening. 

A federal judge on Thursday denied the release of an immigration detainee with underlying medical conditions whose lawsuit claimed his stay at the Henderson Detention Center …

The state Board of Regents approved a series of cuts to the Nevada System of Higher Education on Friday that could save $125 million in spending in response to the coronavirus pandemic’s projected economic impact.

About 100 part-time Metro Police employees were laid off this week because of budget cuts prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, officials said. It was the first of a number of “difficult decisions” expected in the coming …

With more COVID-19 patients in Clark County requiring intubation and breathing assistance from a ventilator, acute care hospitals are seeking to double the number of ventilators they currently have, Southern Nevada Health District officials said on Fr…

With more COVID-19 patients in Clark County requiring intubation and breathing assistance from a ventilator, acute care hospitals are seeking to double the number of ventilators they currently have, Southern Nevada Health District officials said on Fr…