Author: Ed Komenda, Reno Gazette Journal

Workers at Caesars Palace, Paris, Flamingo, Harrah’s and Nobu have until July 17 to get tested. And if they can be fired if they don’t wear masks.

The Caesars Entertainment property in Las Vegas is the seventh to open since Nevada lifted a COVID-19 shutdown that lasted almost three months.

What happens here may stay here, but there’s a new mantra now at play in Las Vegas: “No shirts, no shoes, no mask, no service.”

A sudden spike COVID-19 cases across Nevada has created a new rule visitors can’t ignore. But will it stop them from visiting Las Vegas?

Caesars’ mask mandate comes the same week the operator of five reopened Strip resorts launched a promotion giving guests $20 for wearing masks.

The owner of five reopened hotel-casinos on The Strip has launched a promotion to encourage guests to wear masks and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Guy Fieri’s Las Vegas Kitchen Bar has closed at the Linq Hotel after a worker tested positive for coronavirus.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has updated its health and safety policy for casinos, tightening rules for gamblers sitting down to play.

It may take some time for travelers to build up confidence to switch from quarantine mode to vacation mode.

Here’s a look at when Las Vegas hotels and casinos will reopen after coronavirus closures lasting more than two months.