Clark County

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

A Clark County School District worker is dead from the coronavirus. The person had worked as a food handler at one of the community food distribution sites (Desert Pines HS).

Trial has been postponed indefinitely while a woman accused of intentionally killing and injuring Las Vegas Strip sidewalk pedestrians with a car in December 2015 heads back to a Nevada state mental facility.

The Clark County School District recently implented "distance learning" plans for teachers and students due to school closures ordered by Governor Steve Sisolak in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus).

In support of Governor Sisolak’s directive to stay home for Nevada through April 30, the city of Henderson is complying- and then some.

Air travel has been crippled as the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) grips the U.S. and that drop is reflected by new closures instituted at McCarran Airport.

Clark County officials are calling on retired health care professionals who are willing and able to serve as volunteers with the Medical Reserve Corp of Southern Nevada to assist with the community’s response to coronavirus to register online through a state’s SERV-NV website at https://servnv.org...

Options continue to dwindle during this time of "Stay Home For Nevada"

The city of Las Vegas will waive sewer bill late fees and property liens normally filed on delinquent sewer bills until 30 days after the current city emergency declaration ends.

The Clark County Department of Aviation has learned two employees at McCarran International Airport have tested presumptive positive for COVID-19.