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Las Vegas Sands has announced that it will be donating two million surgical masks and 20,000 protective suits to help health-care professionals, first responders and nonprofit organizations in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

The latest number of positive coronavirus cases in Nevada show that the virus is only continuing to spread.

Existing home prices in Southern Nevada hit a new peak in March, despite the onset of a local and national state of emergency related to the coronavirus pandemic. That’s according to a report released Tuesday by Las Vegas REALTORS® (LVR).

As the nation and world grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, Clark County vehicle traffic has been greatly reduced.

Law enforcement is dealing with a spike in illegal activity on Bureau of Land Management public lands, causing the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department to step up patrol in those areas.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has taken extensive measures toward protecting Clark County Detention Center inmates from the spread of COVID-19. Many of these efforts began the last week of January 2020, well before state mandates were placed on the general population.

The UNLV School of Medicine will continue to offer curbside testing for COVID-19 (coronavirus) for at least the majority of this week.

The Cashman Isolation-Quarantine Complex currently being assembled is looking to hire staff this week for temporary positions at the new facility.

As Nevada’s coronavirus cases have grown, the number of the state’s ventilators in use has climbed slightly, with just under half of the machines in use, Gov. Steve Sisolak said Monday.

Station Casinos will be donating $1 million to Nevada's emergency response fund to help with the fight against the coronavirus, the company announced Monday.