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(Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez | Nevada Independent) – Clients will once again be able to solicit the company of legal sex workers at Nevada’s brothels as owners open the doors to their establishments this weekend after being shuttered for more than a year — longer than virtually all other businesses —

(Terell Wilkins | Reno Gazette Journal) – Brothels across Nevada will reopen for business this Saturday, the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered them more than a year ago. Legal sex workers returning to the workplace are adjusting to new COVID-19 safety measures, such as masks and temperature checks.

(Grant Hodgson | The Scottish Sun) – AMERICA’S highest-earning legal sex worker is suing Nevada’s governor to make paying for sex in the Silver State possible again. Pint-sized redhead Alice Little, 30, earned $1million a year working at Nevada’s famous Moonlite BunnyRanch until all 21 of the state’s brothels were ordered

(Tyler Durden | ZeroHedge.com) – Alice Little, a legal sex worker in Nevada and quite possibly the highest-paid one in the US, is suing the state of Nevada to reopen its brothels, according to Yahoo Life. Little is an employee at the BunnyRanch Legal Nevada Brothel in Mound House, Nevada. The brothel has been closed

(Ben Cost | New York Post) – This working gal is sick of the COVID C-block. Alice Little, the woman who infamously hypes herself as the “highest-earning sex worker in the US,” is suing the state of Nevada in a bid to force the reopening of brothels amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Little’s big lawsuit comes

Beth Greenfield ·Senior Editor Fri, December 4, 2020, 7:32 AM PST·9 min read With states and cities across the country forming a patchwork of partial shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s one state that’s in a league of its own when it comes to the battle over shuttered businesses:

***Disclaimer: We want to warn you that details in this story may be considered graphic & offensive. Read at your own discretion.*** The world famous Mustang Ranch east of Sparks has been closed since March because of COVID-19 and the working women there say they are being forced to make

(Amy Alonzo | Mason Valley News) – Coronavirus did what a federal lawsuit could not  it has shuttered Nevada’s brothels.One day after announcing they would not close, the Nevada Brothel Association announced on Thursday “a number of Nevada’s legal brothels have reassessed and are closing their doors” for 30 days

(Kelly Gilblom | Bloomberg) – The coronavirus may have stopped most of American life, but one pastime promises to persist. Nevada’s legal brothels say they are there for it. The largest houses say they are still open, though they are taking precautions. For example, Chicken Ranch, in Pahrump said it will

(James DeHaven | Reno Gazette-Journal) – Nevada’s oldest brothel has released a new mini-documentary touting the benefits of legalized sex work, landing the latest blow in a years-long battle between sex workers and anti-prostitution activists. The slickly produced 8-minute short film — commissioned by the Mustang Ranch and debuted at the