With Nevada’s casino industry officially out of business for all of April, the governor wants President Donald Trump to declare a major disaster for the state due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Governor Steve Sisolak Wednesday extended his emergency directive until April 30, which ordered all non-essential businesses, schools and the state’s multi-billion-dollar casino business – including the Las Vegas Strip – to remain closed. The move was effectively a stay at home order for Nevada’s 3 million residents. Nevada joined 33 other states in enacting a coronavirus quarantine.
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