Lori Blain was at Paris Las Vegas on Thursday for a convention when word came down that Nevada had lifted its mask mandate. Almost immediately, people started to rip off their face coverings …
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Masks fly off Las Vegas casino patrons as governor lifts Nevada’s mandate
Lori Blain was at Paris Las Vegas on Thursday for a convention when word came down that Nevada had lifted its mask mandate. Almost immediately, people started to rip off their face coverings …
Vegas health experts: The pandemic is not over
The Southern Nevada Health District continues to urge residents to be vigilant against COVID through mask-wearing, vaccinations — including boosters if eligible — and staying home if sick.
Proof of COVID vaccination no longer needed for UNLV basketball games
The decision was made after Gov. Steve Sisolak earlier today lifted the state mask mandate, officials said in a news release. Mask wearing will be optional inside the arena.
US citizenship agency reverts to welcoming mission statement
The U.S. agency that oversees legal immigration services is reverting its mission statement to refer to the country as “a nation of welcome and possibility.”
Here’s how to legally bet on the Super Bowl
Sports betting is now legal in 30 states, and more Americans than ever before have an opportunity to place a legal bet on Sunday’s Super Bowl.
Nevada governor announces an immediate end to mask mandate
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak today announced an immediate end to the state’s mask mandate, citing a downward trend in coronavirus cases. Masks will no longer be …
Five Super Bowl 56 view spots in Las Vegas (beyond sportsbooks and bars)
Circa’s Stadium Swim, Luxor’s HyperX Arena and beyond.
Can the longshot Bengals make betting history against the favored Rams in Super Bowl 56?
The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook had Cincinnati at 200-to-1 to hoist the Lombardi Trophy two weeks before the season began.
Damion Square could win a Super Bowl with the Bengals after spending most of this season with the Raiders
Against Kansas City, he became the first player in NFL history to play for two different teams in the same postseason.