Alison French, a member of UNLV’s undefeated women’s volleyball team, said she and her teammates have been “putting our lives in a bubble” since their season began in January.

Nevadans 16 and older became eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination Monday, and that wasn’t the only milestone.

Following an order from Gov. Steve Sisolak in March, all Nevadans over the age of 16 are eligible to take the coronavirus vaccine beginning Monday, and several sites have ramped up availability to accommodate the expected surge in demand.

It’s a day many have been waiting for — everyone 16 and older can get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Mass vaccination sites prepare for open eligibility in Nevada.

Just two weeks after extending eligibility for COVID-19 vaccination to workers in Southern Nevada’s massive hospitality and casino industry, officials are again having trouble filling appointments.

In a little less than two weeks, Nevadans ages 16 and up can get the COVID-19 vaccine.

The expansion of Nevada's vaccine eligibility comes as welcome news to those running public vaccination sites. Sites in Clark County have had trouble filling their open appointments.