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With the eyes of the tourism world watching, Las Vegas, which launched its post-pandemic era with great fanfare earlier this summer, will once again require workers to mask up while indoors, though regulations, for now, spare visitors.
With the eyes of the tourism world watching, Las Vegas, which launched its post-pandemic era with great fanfare earlier this summer, will once again require workers to mask up while indoors, though regulations, for now, spare visitors.
As school supplies fill store aisles and August inches closer, it’s unclear whether face masks should be added to back-to-school shopping lists.
When UNLV’s fledgling medical school went searching for donors to provide scholarships for its charter class, Tom and Mary Kay Gallagher were among the front-line supporters who stepped up.
We're getting an updated look at the construction of UNLV's new building.
People have been raising Cain on the Strip for decades. Soon, they’ll be able to do it with a Raising Cane’s, set to open by the end of the year in a location near T-Mobile Arena.
Clark County’s mandate for employees to wear masks while in crowded indoor spaces also will apply to casinos, the Nevada Gaming Control Board said Wednesday.
The emergence of people with claims that they are anti-vaccines — especially those who refuse vaccines because they receive false information (hoax) — could further exacerbate the pandemic situation.
The next 1 million people who will live in Southern Nevada are on their way. They are expected to arrive by the year 2060.