Together, the state, UNLV and the City of Las Vegas are working to ensure that no Nevada family has to leave the Silver State for critical life-saving care. Here’s how we are doing it:

President Joe Biden said the “pandemic is over” and it is catching the attention of many in the local medical community off guard.

Ariel Ganja, who works at the Chicken Ranch, a legal brothel in Pahrump, said she plans to get vaccinated for monkeypox as soon as possible.

Pretending it’s a non-issue is harmful to both parties.

The new client at the Huntridge Family Clinic suspected he had monkeypox when he noticed a single small bump on the top of his left foot. Within hours, more blisterlike bumps appeared on his hands and thighs, and testing confirmed his suspicion.

State officials are creating a task force to study how often traffic tickets are reduced for parking violations in court, after a Review-Journal investigation shows hundreds of thousands were reduced, including serious violations.

State officials are creating a task force to study how frequently traffic tickets are reduced to parking violations in court, following a Review-Journal investigation showing hundreds of thousands were reduced, even for serious offenses.

You’ve heard of catfishing – when someone tries to present themselves as different and/or ‘better’ than they are in real life in some way – now it seems some people out there are flipping the script.

Local medical experts say we are starting to see a significant shift in coronavirus in Southern Nevada.

Wastewater surveillance earlier this week detected the monkeypox virus in samples at most of Clark County’s wastewater treatment plants, signaling a potential increase in cases, a researcher said Thursday.

The virus was detected in sewage in the south of the state about a month ago.

Locals should start noticing changes in the Las Vegas Medical District soon.