Hawaii

Two places badly in need of a tourism boost resume their connection on Thursday.

Nevada may have the highest unemplyment rate in the country, having been devastated by travel restrictions and closures brought aboutby the coronavirus pandemic, but a new study says we're remarkably upbeat about it.

With many states’ reopening progress being delayed due to spikes in COVID-19, the financial website WalletHub has released updated rankings for the States with the Biggest Health Improvements During COVID-19.

Americans have experienced unprecedented restrictions on their everyday life in order to fight the coronavirus, but now some states are easing up on these limitations.

As COVID-19 has continued to spread in the U.S., state governments have ordered “non-essential” businesses to close their buildings.

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on many of America’s “non-essential” industries. That includes tourism, as countless attractions have closed down, from commercial hotspots like Disney World to natural wonders like Grand Canyon National Park and, of course, the Las Vegas Strip.

A Hawaiian lawmaker who recently tested positive for the coronavirus says he believs he got it when he was in Las Vegas last month.

Nevada has some of the highest rates of homelessness in the country.

Everyone seems to be “Going green” these day – or at least make the claim that they are.

After a contentious summer of contract negotiations that finally led to a new contract for teachers in the Clark County School District, a new survey is out that scores Nevada poorly for those wanting to practice the profession here.