In The News: Kirk Kerkorian School of Medicine at UNLV
While some Clark County School District educators have already received COVID-19 vaccinations, the drive to inoculate district employees is expected to officially launch on Monday.
As the state faces new cases and a record-high number of daily deaths, doctors are hoping those who recover from the virus step up to help those fighting it.
Through a virtual format due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the governor of Nevada, Steve Sisolak, addressed the inhabitants of the state to render his Government Report (State of the State), which was carried out on Tuesday 19 January at 6:00 pm and was broadcast on YouTube and local media.
Following Gov. Steve Sisolak's State of the State address officials and organizations responded with statements.
Local lawmakers and organizations are speaking out after Gov. Steve Sisolak delivered his second “State of the State” address Tuesday evening. He covered a wide variety of subjects, from the state’s COVID-19 response to his 2021-23 budget and financial challenges.
The 71-year-old raised his arms above his head in triumph after getting a shot of the COVID-19 vaccine Tuesday morning at the Cashman Center downtown.
The 71-year-old man raised his arms in triumph after receiving a COVID-19 injection Tuesday morning at Cashman Center.
In Gov. Steve Sisolak's executive budget, total expenditures, including all funding source for the 2021-2023 biennium make up a total of $27.1 billion. This is an increase of $1.3 billion or 5.1% over the current biennium.
It could be the most important piece of the puzzle when it comes to reopening the economy.
Clark County, the Southern Nevada Health District, local cities, the Nevada National Guard, UNLV and other community partners are rapidly expanding efforts to offer COVID-19 vaccinations to prioritized populations of the public based on available vaccine supplies and U.S. Center for Disease Control recommendations and updated state guidelines.
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Starting Monday, Jan. 11, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will be the newest COVID-19 vaccination site in Las Vegas.