Rates for hotel rooms during the upcoming NFL draft were already sliding last week as Las Vegas and other cities shut down to contain the spreading coronavirus.
On the same day the NFL announced it had canceled all public draft events in Las Vegas, the league’s “legal tampering” period began — leading to a flurry of deals.
Zion National Park announced in a statement Monday evening that it is temporarily suspending its shuttle operation.
In a memo to teams on Monday, the NFL prohibited in-person visits for free agency and indefinitely delayed the start to offseason programs for all teams, according to a league source.
Death Valley National Park announced on its Facebook page that it will close two of its Visitor Centers amid growing coronavirus fears.
Local leaders won’t speculate on a future NFL draft here, but what’s known for sure is that thousands of people and millions of dollars won’t be coming in April.
Southern Nevadans hoping to begin the week with a stress-relieving workout were disappointed Monday to learn that several area fitness centers are closing temporarily in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Las Vegas community enclave The Space is hosting a livestream for entertainers rocked by the coronavirus outbreak.
The line at the unemployment office on West Charleston Boulevard stretched out the front door Monday morning, filled with workers who had recently suffered from layoffs spurred by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Citing an effort to practice social distancing, retailer J.Crew announced it would be temporarily closing all of its locations including those of its subsidiary brand Madewell.
Beers & Bets, Bella Bistro and Prendi go dark, with changes in restaurant and lounge hours to be reviewed weekly.
A North Las Vegas spokesman said Monday that all public meetings are suspended until further notice. The city has also closed libraries and recreation centers.
Las Vegas Catholic bishop suspends Masses to fight coronavirus spread.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada is closing its Las Vegas and Carson City offices to the public “until further notice.”
NASCAR has suspended its season until May as part of the CDC’s recommendation to postpone gatherings for the next eight weeks because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Companies have to move inventory that would have been Strip-bound in the wake of closures.
Footwear label Sam Edelman will be temporarily closing all of its retail locations, including the one inside the Forum Shops at Caesars.
With the NHL season suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Review-Journal will count down the Golden Knights’ top five games of the season, in our opinion.
The city of Reno will order bars, restaurants, gyms and other “nonessential” businesses to begin winding down operations Tuesday morning.
Cox Communications is offering additional relief to customers impacted by the coronavirus.
Arizona’s odds dropped from 80-1 to 40-1 to win the Super Bowl and from 40-1 to 20-1 to win the NFC. Houston, which acquired David Johnson, saw its odds soar.
Boulder City on Monday announced closures of public facilities, limited access to City Hall and cancellations of public meetings in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The chain is the largest operator of movie theaters in the Las Vegas Valley.
The Las Vegas-based Ultimate Fighting Championship has postponed its next three events and will temporarily close its corporate headquarters amid the spread of the coronavirus.
A new date has been set for the National Hardware Show, after its organizer announced it would not host the convention in May due to coronavirus.
Fresh52 markets off until further notice; events under Las Vegas Farmers Market umbrella still on as of Monday.
Caesars Entertainment has announced the temporary closing of several of its restaurants through at least April 9.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers closed as -110 co-favorites with the New England Patriots at the Westgate sportsbook to be Tom Brady’s 2020 team.
Guests at MGM Resorts International properties described receiving a letter in their rooms informing them that they had to check out by Tuesday.
Offices of the Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services were closed Monday due to the novel coronavirus, but officials indicated they would reopen Tuesday morning.