Raiders agree to deal with running back Devontae Booker
The Las Vegas Raiders agreed to a deal Monday with former Denver Broncos running back Devontae Booker.
Biggest U.S. solar project approved in Southern Nevada despite critics
The Trump administration announced final approval of the largest solar energy project in the U.S. despite objections from conservationists who say it will destroy ...
All employees will wear masks when casinos reopen, Caesars says
All employees will wear masks when Caesars Entertainment resorts in Las Vegas eventually reopen after the coronavirus shutdown, according to a company statement. Caesars said it will also provide masks to guests and will “strongly encourage” patrons to wear them. The measures to combat ...
Providence College star, Golden Knights draftee Jack Dugan joins organization
One of college hockey’s top stars is joining the Golden Knights. Vegas announced today that Providence sophomore Jack Dugan is leaving college and ...
Nevada governor declares fiscal emergency
Gov. Steve Sisolak has declared a state of fiscal emergency for Nevada due to the coronavirus pandemic, allowing money to be transferred from ...
North Las Vegas keeps small businesses from getting left behind
When the city temporarily closed its offices to the public, officials began exploring how staffers could help businesses affected by the shutdown. The city library was converted into a business outreach call center, proactively making 7,000 calls to business owners to notify them of the governor’s order and then provide information about federal aid programs.
Sisolak: Western states will help Nevada form plan on sports returning
Whether or not these events happen is one question. Whether or not there will be anyone in the building to witness them is another, perhaps even more complicated, question.
Las Vegas physicians, hospitals prepare care, facilities for surge of noncoronavirus patients
The elective surgeries and regular doctor visits that were mostly limited for the past two months to conserve resources to fight COVID-19 and limit the spread of the virus are expected to soon ramp up in Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas physicians, hospitals prepare care, facilities for surge of noncoronavirus patients
The elective surgeries and regular doctor visits that were mostly limited for the past two months to conserve resources to fight COVID-19 and limit the spread of the virus are expected to soon ramp up in Southern Nevada.
Virus prompts businesses to rethink office spaces to enhance employee safety
Before the coronavirus pandemic, James Swanson’s Las Vegas printing company was busy making building advertising wraps and big signs for events like the Electric Daisy Carnival and Life is Beautiful music festivals. And in Las Vegas, ground-zero for massive conventions, concerts, rodeos, sporting events, you name it, business was ...