Nevada

As cases of the novel coronavirus continue to rise acriss the United States, a new study from the financial website WalletHub looks at how well states are attempting to stop the virus from spreading

Like the rest of the country, Las Vegas has been swept up in a wave of "panic buying" as the coronavirus slowly spreads. Clark County officials stressed again Monday that the surge of buying isn't necessary.

The total number of coronavirus cases in the state of Nevada is now up to 126

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

Nevada’s efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak now include not starting new jury trials and trying to avoid holding courtroom hearings in state courts for Las Vegas.

Officials with the Department of Motor Vehicles are saying that in an effort to cut down on large gatherings, they will only be serving customers that have made online appointments through their website.

Clark County and the Cities of Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Mesquite and Boulder City have declared emergencies in their jurisdictions to better manage the coronavirus situation and its associated impacts to hospital emergency rooms, local government agencies, local businesses, residents...

Governor Steve Sisolak addresses members of the media in downtown Las Vegas, briniging everyone up to speed on the latest involving the coronavirus outbreak in Nevada.

In a continuing effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Governor Steve Sisolak ordered that all of Nevada's K-12 schools be closed, effective Monday. The closure is to last through April 6th. In Clark County, it will be extended through April 13, as the district already had a Spring Break...

Nevada casino companies announced more measures Friday to combat the spread of the new coronavirus, with the biggest resort owner on the Las Vegas Strip immediately closing all nightclubs, day clubs, spas, salons and gyms at its properties.