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

As the number of positive coronavirues cases in Nevada approaches 1,000, some of the newest positive tests involves those working hardest to slow the spread.

Hospitals in Las Vegas Valley are banning visitors as the growing coronavirus pandemic continues to impact everyday life.

In response to Governor Sisolak’s March 12th Emergency Declaration, the Silver State Health Insurance Exchange, the state agency that connects Nevadans to qualified health plans through the online State Based Exchange aka Nevada Health Link), has announced a limited-time Exceptional Circumstance...

Until further notice, Clark County is closing all Parks and Recreation facilities due to continuing concerns about the spread of coronavirus.

The city of North Las Vegas is temporarily closing all libraries and recreation centers until further notice.

Due to continuing concerns about the spread of coronavirus, Clark County is canceling large community events scheduled to be held at its Parks and Recreation Department facilities until further notice.

Based on the recommendations of the World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the City of Henderson is cancelling large community events currently scheduled through the end of April.

The outbreak of coronavirus has now been labeled a pandemic by the World Health Organization, but Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodmanisn't happy about the "all coronavirus, all the time" news cycle we've entered into.