Nevada reported 556 new cases of COVID-19 and a record 38 deaths on Thursday, as the death toll in Clark County surpassed 1,000.
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The district is not closing schools over coronavirus fears, it told parents in phone calls late Friday, promising classes would resume on Monday as usual.
Some bettors had contacted the Review-Journal after they were unable to cash their tickets following the cancellation of the NCAA Tournament.
In response to the economic effects of the coronavirus, Las Vegas-area restaurants and lounges are offering deals on food, beverages and delivery.
MGM Resorts International spokeswoman says the company “is monitoring this very fluid situation.”
A major Las Vegas fan and historian, Robbie Williams forged a hit residency at Encore Theater last spring and summer.
Five senior centers in Las Vegas, and part of a community center that serves seniors, will close indefinitely beginning Saturday, city officials announced Friday.
Red Rock Resorts, which operates 20 regional casinos in the Las Vegas regional market, has upgraded various policies amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The VA medical center also will halt participation in all public outreach events until April 30, though medical appointments and all VA operations continue as normal.
Two more Nevada colleges announced Friday that they would switch to online classes in response to coronavirus fears.
Events around the world have been suspended or postponed indefinitely. World Series of Poker officials have not altered plans for the flagship event.
Cox Communications said Friday it wants to help residential customers impacted by the coronavirus by increasing internet speeds on select packages as well as offer additional resources.
There were lots of questions and no answers about how to proceed amid the coronavirus pandemic during a Pacific Coast League executive committee conference call Friday.
Concern over coronavirus has prompted the head of the Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas to release area Catholics of their obligation to attend Sunday Mass for the next three weekends.
As coronavirus fears cut into the Las Vegas tourism industry, a growing number of casino and convention-related workers say they are suddenly out of a job.
The moves follow the suspension of the resort’s nightclub and dayclub operations amid continuing coronavirus fears.
