Days after large crowds of revelers rung in the new year on the Las Vegas Strip, the region’s healthcare providers are again being pushed to their limits by ballooning demand for COVID-19 testing and a surge in new cases and hospitalizations.

Covid-19 breakthrough cases are on the rise and Dr. David Di John a pediatrician and infectious disease specialist at Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine tells his patients the best way to protect themselves is to get vaccinated and wear a mask.

Many community members rallied at the State House Thursday to remember the January 6 attack and called for unity.

South Carolinians reacted to the one-year anniversary of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol with marches and calls for renewed commitment to voting rights, while still continuing the partisan feud over what the riot meant.

Discovered in southern France around the same time that the Omicron variant was discovered in South Africa, IHU has been mostly out of the news until recently.

Disinfecting classrooms every day and deep cleaning whenever a COVID-19 case happens. That’s how the Clark County School District says it will protect students and teachers as they head back to school after winter break.

Many people have been expressing their frustration over weeks at the long waiting lines for a screening test at the site located at the University of Las Vegas, Nevada (UNLV).

Health experts also remind parents that we are in cold season and that the symptoms can be similar to COVID.

The biggest COVID-19 testing site in Las Vegas is relocating. The drive-thru site at UNLV’s Paradise Campus at 851 E Tropicana Ave. will move to the parking lot of Sam Boyd Stadium, 7000 E. Russell Rd., in the southeast valley.