LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Nevada's legal sex workers and brothels are preparing to reopen after COVID-19 forced an industry-wide shutdown for more than a year.
Beginning May 1, counties with legal prostitution can decide if the pay-for-sex industry within their borders can resume operation.
"Thankfully, we'll be reopening on May 1 and I could not be more excited," said Alice Little, a legal sex worker in Nevada.
"The brothels have reached out to the ladies, I have a set date, my flight is booked and I'm already packing my bags," added Little.