Nevada Gov.
Steve Sisolak announced that he has signed a directive extending a majority of the stay-at-home measures through mid-May, but will be easing some restrictions starting May 1.
TODAY...BUT IT'S NOW BEEN EXTENDEDUNTIL MAY 15TH.AND MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THEGOVERNOR ARE EXPECTED LATERTODAY.13 ACTION NEWS ANCHOR NINAPORCIUNCULA JOINS US WITH MOREON HIS "ROADMAP TO RECOVERY" .NINA?GOVERNOR SISOLAK SAID WE ARENOT EXACTLY WHERE WE WANT TO BEYET IN THE FIGHT AGAINSTCOVID-19...BUT SOME STORES WILL BEALLOWED TO REOPEN.SISOLAK: "WE'RE GOING TO LOOSENUP WHAT SOME OF THERESTRICTIONS ARE.UNFORTUNATELY, WE'RE GOING TOHAVE TO EXTEND THE STAY-AT-HOMEORDER A LITTLE BIT BECAUSE WEJUST HAVE NOT REACHED EXACTLYWHERE WE WANT TO GET IN THEDOWNWARD TRAJECTORY,"THE GOVERNOR IS ALSO ALLOWINGRETAIL STORES TO OFFERCURBSIDE SERVICES...SIMILAR TO THOSE ATRESTAURANTS.THAT INCLUDESDISPENSARIES.DRIVE-IN SERVICES WILL BEPERMITTED FOR PLACES OFWORSHIP..AND RESTRICTIONS ARE ALSO BEINGRELAXED ON OUTDOOR ACTIVITIESINCLUDING GOLF AND TENNIS..HOWEVER BUSINESSES THATPREVIOUSLY WERE DIRECTED TO BECLOSED WILL STAY THAT WAY -THAT INCLUDES SALONS, BARS ANDCASINOSDURING HIS MOST RECENT PRESSCONFERENCE GOVERNOR SISOLAKSAID THE REOPENING OF NEVADA'SBUSINESSES AND ECONOMY WILLHAPPEN IN ONE OF 4 PHASES.PLACES LIKE THE STRIP WILL NOTREOPEN UNTIL THE THIRD ORFOURTH PHASE OF THE PLAN.SOME ARE NOW CALLING LASVEGAS-- GROUND ZERO FOR THE U-SECONOMIC CRISIS.C-N-N'S KYUNG LAH - INTRODUCESYOU TO SOME OF THE LOCALS WHONEED HELP
While things may be moving in the right direction to reopen Nevada, businesses in Las Vegas are still trying to navigate uncharted..
On May 1, Gov. Tom Wolf is lifting restrictions on businesses related to some outdoor activities, including golfing, KDKA's Nicole..
