It seemed unimaginable: months after Covid-19 killed thousands of New Yorkers, the city and state finally seemed to get the virus under control. Infections, hospitalizations and deaths plummeted here and in neighboring regions, while surging elsewhere in the US.

The US authorities and community are concerned about a new form of scam, associated with telephone calls related to COVID-19.

The U.S. is now officially out of the Paris climate accord.

Doctors and nurses in our country are at war with a virus. To talk about that front line, it's fitting on Veteran’s day, to talk to a vet.

Ryan Romero found a reason to run.

The Southern Nevada Youth Homeless Summit kicks off Friday morning, and this year’s virtual event will address the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable youth and the role racism plays in perpetuating youth homelessness.

Nevada continues to welcome tourists as COVID-19 transmission surges, so 8 News Now spoke to a local expert about the potential problems travel could bring in the coming weeks.

Time is running out for Senate confirmation of a Nevada judge nominated by President Donald Trump for a seat on the Nevada bench that has been vacant for so long it’s considered an emergency.

Even as the transition from a Trump to a Biden administration limps along, hamstrung by the recalcitrance of the outgoing administration, Joe Biden has been busy putting together dozens of transition groups and agency review teams that will be responsible for understanding the operations of major federal agencies and preparing the President-elect, Vice President-elect Harris and their cabinet to take the executive reins of the federal government on January 20, 2021.