March 5 marks one year since the first case of COVID-19 in Nevada. Twelve months later, coronavirus has infected nearly 300,000 Nevadans, and 5,000 have died.

March 5 marks one year since the first case of COVID-19 in Nevada. Twelve months later, coronavirus has infected nearly 300,000 Nevadans, and 5,000 have died.

Experts now say there’s a simple reason why Nevada’s COVID-19 vaccine allotment has seemed low for months.

Nevada expects to receive 24,000 doses this week of Johnson &Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, which was authorized for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration on Saturday.

Nevada expects to receive 24,000 doses this week of Johnson &Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, which was authorized for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration on Saturday.

At Good Pie in the Arts District, orders are coming out hot. Some for customers inside, others at the slice window.

Washoe County Health District shared demographic data with CapRadio News about who has received the COVID-19 vaccine so far.

Because of Nevada’s downward trend in COVID-19 cases, state leaders are allowing events, like Golden Knights games and other large happenings, to bring in a small crowd. But how will current restrictions be monitored?

Multiple COVID-19 variants can be found in states across the country, including the South African variant in Nevada.

Students must have a number of vaccines — from measles to mumps to chickenpox — before entering school.

In a matter of months, the United States will have enough vaccines to inoculate every American against COVID-19, President Joe Biden said Tuesday, outlining a timetable that has many hopeful that the end of the pandemic could be in sight.

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, a team of researchers at UNLV has conducted wastewater surveillance to understand more about the prevalence of the virus in the community.