The Navy’s top admiral will soon decide the fate of the ship captain who was fired after pleading for commanders to move faster to safeguard his coronavirus-infected crew on the USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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ESPN, NFL Network ready to tackle challenges of remote draft
The NFL draft is annually one of the most ambitious productions that ESPN does. Next week’s coverage might go down as THE most ambitious in the network’s 40-year history.
Nations debate easing virus restrictions as economies falter
Governments around the world are wrestling with when and how to lift economically painful virus-control measures as unemployment rises and rent payments come due.
New reported coronavirus deaths bring Nevada total to 151
Nevada on Friday night was reporting at least 151 coronavirus deaths, wrapping up a 24-hour period that saw nine new reported fatalities and an additional couple hundred confirmed infections …
NLV Police officers in quarantine after contact with infected suspect
Five North Las Vegas Police officers were in quarantine after they encountered a suspect earlier this month who later tested positive for coronavirus …
Las Vegas giving up bid to pump, pipe water from rural valleys
Las Vegas water officials said Friday they’re giving up a decades-long plan to pump and pipe groundwater from rural northeast Nevada to suburbs and tourist resorts …
Bill would expand payroll aid to small gaming businesses
Nevada’s congressional delegation is proposing legislation to expand a federal small business stimulus program to businesses that rely on gaming revenue.
Bill would expand payroll aid to small gaming businesses
Nevada’s congressional delegation is proposing legislation to expand a federal small business stimulus program to businesses that rely on gaming revenue.
Tribes sue over distribution of coronavirus relief funding
Several Native American tribes sued the federal government Friday, seeking to keep any of the $8 billion in federal coronavirus relief for tribes kept out of the hands of for-profit Alaska Native corporations.
Tribes sue over distribution of coronavirus relief funding
Several Native American tribes sued the federal government Friday, seeking to keep any of the $8 billion in federal coronavirus relief for tribes kept out of the hands of for-profit Alaska Native corporations.