health news

Good news on the health front has been hard to come by lately, but the Southern Nevada Health District had some to share on Friday: Our Hepatitis A outbreak is over.

The Cosmopolitan Resort and two locations of Dutch Brothers Coffee are dealing with the ramifications of employees testing postive for COVID-19 this week.

The city of Las Vegas has reopened sports fields for organized adult and youth sports.The city of Las Vegas has reopened sports fields for organized youth sports following the safety guidelines provided by the state of Nevada.

Clark County, in collaboration with the Southern Nevada Health District and Community Ambulance, will offer free COVID-19 testing for residents of Sandy Valley and Goodsprings on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at the Sandy Valley Community Center.

Another popular attraction in Las Vegas made a big splash on Monday when it announced its planned reopening date.

With the flagship World Series of Pokerpostponed in Las Vegas due to COVID-19 concerns organizers have announced “World Series of Poker Online,” an online poker festival spanning two months.

You might have seen it on the news recently about leaving bottles of hand sanitizer in hot cars and starting fires after a fire department posted a photo on social media of a car door that was burned.

University Medical Center will become the first hospital in Nevada to test all admitted patients for COVID-19.

After being forced to close for over two months in an attempt to slow to the spread of COVID-19, many "non-essential" Nevada businesses are being allowed to re-open on Friday as Phase 2 of Nevada's "Roadmap To Recovery" gets underway.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford is advising nursing home residents and their family members to be cautious about having their economic impact payments or "stimulus checks" improperly taken from them