What you need to know about coronavirus

Nevada hasn't had any reported cases of the coronavirus, the respiratory illness that originated in China. But the virus ... [WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CORONAVIRUS]( [Nevada hasn't had any reported cases of the coronavirus, the respiratory illness that originated in China. But the virus has spread to some 60 countries, and things could get worse, including in Nevada and the rest of the United States.]( ['BUSINESS AS USUAL': VIRUS THREAT HASN'T CURBED LAS VEGAS TOURISM YET]( [Southern Nevada tourism officials are closely tracking the spread of the coronavirus, but there have been no reports to date of major business disruptions in Las Vegas related to the illness, which has rattled financial markets and temporarily shuttered casinos overseas.](. [THROUGH REUNIONS AND INTERPRETIVE SIGNS, LAKE MEAD GHOST TOWN LIVES ON]( [Many Nevada ghost towns were rapidly established by miners and prospectors and abandoned as soon as the mines dried up. But St. Thomas, founded in 1865 as a Mormon farming outpost, was ultimately abandoned for a less typical reason: It was about to drown.]( [CIRQUE DU SOLEIL PULLS THE PLUG ON 'R.U.N' AT LUXOR]( [Cirque du Soleil announced late Thursday that its newest resident show in Las Vegas, the experimental action-thriller "R.U.N" at Luxor, will permanently close on March 8. It opened October 24 in the 1,500-plus-seat theater on the casino floor and has been performed twice a night for much of the past four months.]( [BEST BETS: DAVE MATTHEWS BAND, CHRISTINA AGUILERA, ARTIE BUTLER AND MORE FOR YOUR LAS VEGAS WEEKEND]( [Two icons are wrapping up their current residency runs on the Strip this weekend: Cher at Park Theater and Mariah Carey at the Colosseum. We're expecting Carey to return to Caesars Palace this year for more performances of "The Butterfly Returns," but it seems less likely that "Classic Cher" will have additional dates, so true fans better catch her while they can. Here are some other big-time entertainment options in Las Vegas this weekend.]( MOST READ: [Gorman basketball limits state semifinal opponent to 7 first-half points]( ['This is what we do': Desert Pines cruises into state title game, ready to challenge Gorman]( [Goaltender Lehner doesn't predict his future with Golden Knights]( [California woman gets 51 years in DUI crash that killed 3 Las Vegas teens]( [Health Care Headliners: Celebrating some of Southern Nevada's finest medical professionals]( [Join Our Mailing List]( Greenspun Media Group, 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300, Henderson, NV 89074 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward this email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by gmginfo@gmgvegas.com