Story archive for October 2010

Sunday, Oct. 31

• Halloween in Las Vegas brings out interesting characters
• John Force wins NHRA Las Vegas Nationals
• Early voting will tell the tale, if past elections are a guide
• Tea Party scoffs at role of green jobs in economic recovery
• Tricks and treats: The Halloween plans of Vegas celebs
• Fetish & Fantasy Halloween Ball at The Joint is more than just fetish and fantasy
• Fire causes damage to Las Vegas home; no injuries
• Michelle Obama joins Harry Reid in final push
• Cloudy morning disguising mild Halloween forecast
• Nevada notables offering sugary sweets for Halloween handouts
• UNLV pushed aside during No. 4 TCU's BCS war path, 48-6
• TCU immediately forgets about UNLV, looks to next week's clash with Utah
• Notebook: Hauck still anti-playoff, but quite impressed with TCU
• American voters still being fooled by innuendo, lies
• Harry Reid offers leadership in an unsafe world
• Sharron Angle needs to come out of hiding
• Nevadans can show how smart we are
• Health care bill showing some of its benefits
• What a read on early voting tells us
• Atmospherics are terrible for Reid, but he will hold on
• Are voters apt to cast ballots just for sake of change?
• Three streets provide snapshot of key Nevada electorate
• Victim’s family awaits killer’s execution, 13 years later
• Metro reserves might prove tempting for strapped state
• Reid endorsement may put Raggio on the outs in GOP
• Reality star Adrienne Maloof-Nassif talks Las Vegas
• Rok Vegas bartender GianCarlo Magnone puts his designs on Sin City

Saturday, Oct. 30

• Instant analysis: One bright spot in tough loss to TCU
• Nightlife news & notes: Mushrooms, Mix, Guy Fawkes and Tiesto sightings
• A good day for kids, bad day for pumpkins
• Police motorcycle officer escapes serious injury in crash
• No. 4 TCU's BCS march continues as Horned Frogs throttle Rebels, 48-6
• Celebrity/NFL media picks Week 8
• Democrats have nearly a 9,000-vote lead statewide in early/mail ballots, have 2 percent lead going to Nov. 2
• New York Times: In Nevada, it’s hold nose and cast vote
• Firefighters: Sprinklers stopped small fire from growing at apartments
• AOL Travel lists 5 best casinos in Las Vegas
• Man facing DUI charge in morning crash that kills passenger
• U.S. 95 reopens after man's apparent suicide downtown
• Republicans lose ground for second straight day in early voting, maintain turnout percentage edge
• A schedule break and an old acquaintance show Donny & Marie the Great White Way
• Gloomy weather sets stage for Halloween weekend in Las Vegas
• Rocker Vince Neil becoming major business figure
• Embattled restaurant, nightclub operator fires back at Palms
• Free speech group files counterclaim against copyright enforcement firm
• Man sentenced to death in 1990 murder seeks new trial
• Allegiant flight attendants petition to join union
• Angle would have zero clout if elected
• Special interests, not politicians, deserve censure
• Don’t blame Harry Reid for world’s recession problems
• Let the voters know
• Late calls won’t change fact that voters know best
• Debates lively and frequent in Senate District 5 race
• Voters to decide whether judges are elected or appointed
• Tropicana not the tired, old lady on the Strip anymore

Friday, Oct. 29

• Boxer Manny Pacquiao energizes crowd at Harry Reid rally
• John McCain headlines boisterous rally for Sharron Angle in Las Vegas
• Five teens released from hospital after deadly off-road crash
• North Las Vegas police investigate death of man found in street
• Chase Bank planning to add a new branch
• Report: Las Vegas housing market saw September slump
• Thwarted terrorist plot brings increased airport security, including at McCarran
• Heller: Harry Reid's defeat might not be good for Nevada
• SOS lets down black helicopter crowd, GOP demagogues: No evidence of voter fraud
• Javier Vazquez looking forward to slowing down Chad Mendes
• 38,000 Nevadans could lose jobless benefits unless Congress acts
• Take Five: A closer look at UNLV vs. TCU
• Sharron Angle camp bans TV stations from election party
• Trial delayed for alleged gang members in northeast Las Vegas slaying
• Erik Scott family files federal civil rights suit in Costco shooting
• BC Council briefs: Equipment sale, golf course update
• Woman found injured, investigation restricts traffic at intersection
• Can I write in candidates with electronic voting machines?
• Hearing set for Las Vegas man in belt-beating death of woman
• Park Service seeks comment on possible changes to Lake Mead lodge
• Meadows School students to hone robotics skills at Summerlin Hospital
• Gunman who shot 3 at Reno Walmart surrenders
• Judge to state agency: Remove candidate's censure order from website
• County development office to host town hall meeting
• Deputy chief of staff for Gibbons takes Dairy Commission job
• Sharron Angle's Mexican relative says she is not racist
• Early voting reaches final day in Nevada
• Regulators take action against 3 Las Vegas banks
• Reid on Angle: 'Press has given her a pretty easy go'
• Man, 20, in electric wheelchair fatally struck on I-15 ramp
• Democrats surge in Clark County, blunt GOP gains for first time
• Showers creep into Las Vegas for Halloween weekend
• Cowboy down
• Dina Titus, Joe Heck debate U.S. tourist entry fee
• Home prices should decline more before rising slightly in 2011, housing analyst says
• Q&A: Alex Yemenidjian
• Richmond American poised to lead Las Vegas home sales
• Best Mattress’ debt-free strategy, diversifying of inventory pays off big
• Commercial real estate’s slide likely at an end
• Catching up with Richard Lee/i
• Las Vegas primed for economic recovery
• Locomotives win fifth straight, down Nighthawks in Omaha
• Circus that featured 'Sicko the Clown' files for bankruptcy
• Mergers, program cuts recommended to trim state budget
• Henderson Police stepping up patrols for speeders, drunk drivers
• Use reason when voting in Senate race
• State, municipal offices and schools closed today for Nevada Day
• As column points out, Reid is best option for future
• A more divided government would be improvement
• Voices on the right compel this voter to move to the left
• A false choice
• Questions about election’s legitimacy are a new low
• A true contrast between candidates
• Angle should quit blaming Obama for economic mess
• Casino companies change names to elevate image, investor appeal
• Scott Dickensheets: Intelligence has a place in our culture. Really. I mean it.
• Cegavske, Peterson locked in campaign rife with attack ads
• Democrats have money; will voter enthusiasm follow?
• Basic's Henderson Bowl win not enough to extend season
• Foothill takes care of Coronado, 45-24
• Shadow Ridge wins third straight, still has playoff hopes
• Escape the Fate has moved well beyond its troubled past

Thursday, Oct. 28

• NLV reaches tentative agreement with Teamsters to avoid layoffs
• Las Vegas beats Eldorado, readies for another playoff battle with Del Sol
• Palo Verde still undefeated with lopsided win against Legacy
• Western beats Sierra Vista for second win of season
• Rancho grabs playoff spot with win against Valley
• Canyon Springs clinches No. 2 seed in playoffs with win over Desert Pines
• Silverado shuts out Del Sol to reach playoffs
• Spring Valley gets back-to-back wins for first time this season
• Liberty shakes off slow start to edge past Cimarron-Memorial
• Arbor View improves to 8-0 with big offensive night at Faith Lutheran
• Moapa Valley takes round one in the Hammer Game
• Devin Fortenberry, Desert Oasis finish regular season with 35-7 win at Clark
• Centennial locks up playoff spot by beating Cheyenne
• City Council members take leap to showcase Fremont Street attraction
• Bishop Gorman defense dominates again in win over Bonanza
• Week 10 Roundup: Sunrise playoff field will be official after tonight's games
• 1 killed, 6 injured when SUV full of teens crashes in desert
• Three reasons to see Kevin James and Ray Romano
• Southwestern-themed Rustic Living makes a move, adds holiday decor
• Righthaven gets legal win in copyright lawsuit campaign
• Report: Despite low taxes, Nevada bad for retirees
• Make A Difference Day cleanup to take place Saturday at Red Rock Canyon
• Lead or tailgate? That is the Talladega question
• Nevada Supreme Court rules Scott Ashjian ballot appeal moot
• Nevada Supreme Court rules Scott Ashjian ballot appeal moot
• University system snubs governor, won't submit budget with cuts
• Pink Heals tour to bring pink fire trucks to the Cannery
• Southwest Airlines decides fee for inflight Internet service: $5
• MGM, Dubai World refinancing $1.8 billion CityCenter loan
• Police seek 4 in early morning robbery, beating in northeast valley
• Settlement reached in wage case involving Las Vegas adult clubs
• Summerlin Hospital earns national consumer choice award
• Park Service seeks comment on Lake Mohave access road
• 1 hospitalized after southwest valley house fire
• Erik Scott family buys 4 billboard ads seeking Costco video
• Foothill High journalism teacher gets $5,000 award for school programs
• UFC to hold open tryouts for TUF 13 in Las Vegas
• Police: Man with 6 guns at school arrested, 'nothing malicious' planned
• Dana White announces merger between UFC and WEC
• ‘Mademoiselle Chambon’ is full of dull French romantic longing
• 'The Lion King' to go quiet at Mandalay Bay in December 2011
• Flyer to Sun City seniors: You may die earlier if you vote for Harry Reid
• Shakespeare in the Park gets warm reception from Henderson audiences
• Bail set for man, woman arrested in Orleans stabbing, robbery
• Motorcyclist, 20, dies in morning crash at Summerlin roundabout
• UNR, Fresno State to join Mountain West in 2012
• MGM Resorts raises $486 million with debt offering
• GOP closing in on 5 percentage point edge in Clark County, but Democrats have 14,000 raw vote lead in urban Nevada
• Teller's act away from the stage not nearly so clean
• I-15 crash in southbound lanes stalls morning traffic
• Temperatures to hit low 70s today in Las Vegas
• Inspiring figure in controversial new book, UNLV's Justin Hawkins adds to his story
• Cosmopolitan chief reveals more details about new resort
• Advisory committee members recommend raising taxes to save services
• Reid’s clout can help Nevada families
• Let’s not forget how Republicans hurt us previously
• Fear has led us to make some bad decisions
• Block the vote
• Newcomers battle in key state Senate race
• Sandoval's 'return to 2007 spending' would be a challenge
• International attention is too late
• GOP gets credit for out-Foxing the competition
• Why a vote for Sharron Angle could steer Senate to the left
• Escape the Fate has moved well beyond its troubled past
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Defending Sharron Angle
• Election 2010: Does it really matter who Nevada chooses?
• A mathematically precise, totally objective look at the Senate race
• What if Sharron Angle wins?!
• 5 things to remember on Election Day
• Why we should vote to give up our right to elect judges

Wednesday, Oct. 27

• Seafood chain Chart House brings solid ocean fare Downtown
• Merkato offers Ethiopian favorites you might not realize you’ve already enjoyed
• Food, Wine and Fabio
• AMC's 'Walking Dead' delivers drama plus gore
• Haunted Vegas: A few questions with Zak Bagans of 'Ghost Adventures'
• Five minutes with John Varvatos
• The bland message of docudrama 'Conviction'
• Reid, Titus help break ground on community park
• Comic books 'The Broadcast,' 'American Vampire' succeed at scary stories
• Chatting with Vegas Valley Book Festival closing keynote speaker Dennis Lehane
• Your Vegas Valley Book Festival to-do list
• 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' a bit livelier than 'Played with Fire'
• Pat Tillman's story is fascinating, the movie is not
• Heavy metal nostalgia: Thrash’s “big three” take Pearl audience back in time
• Color Salon wants to make you as scary as possible
• Hot Spots: Halloween edition!
• Election officials say fraud allegations unsubstantiated, reckless
• New York Times: Searchlight is split on native son Harry Reid
• Interpol’s got no D
• The JabbaWockeeZ journey down the rabbit hole continues ...
• Where to go and what to eat this week
• Spring Valley church expansion in the works
• A 'Fallout: New Vegas' progress report
• Refreshed from a week off, we're ready for TCU
• Commission to decide whether massage parlor keeps license
• Random photo of the week
• Bally Technologies reports fall in earnings
• Costumes ad nauseam: Halloween get-ups that have gone stale
• Truly and refreshingly, Rep. Shelley Berkley is an open book
• Ethics committee dismisses complaint in judicial race
• Three questions with DJ Shadow
• Where's the turnout?
• What's the most awesome costume you've ever seen?
• Police release sketch of man wanted in morning sex assault
• The CAC is in transition following director’s departure
• Sharron Angle trending up in public polling
• Life after the Liberace Museum
• Police: Orleans restaurant worker helped plan robbery against manager
• Allegiant increases profit, but notes summer slowdown in travel
• Police make arrest in 10-year-old Mesquite murder case
• Disappearing Trinity of Terrors
• Three reasons to see Kevin James and Ray Romano
• Thinking about 'SNL' impressions, fantasy football and more
• Town board rejects plans for 47 new homes in Spring Valley
• Wells Fargo denies wrongdoing in foreclosing on land near McCarran
• Dream Zone: 'handed me a pumpkin'
• Las Vegas Sands sees record revenue in 3Q on strength in Asia
• Even those who disagree with Harry Reid support his bid for re-election. So should you
• Angle: "It’s very dangerous for us to be very stereotypical"
• Preliminary hearing set for man charged in 2009 shooting death of brother-in-law
• Death at Hard Rock's Rehab pool caused by drowning, intoxication
• As he crosses No. 90, Jackie Gaughan is feeling lucky with a pair of 7's
• Group claiming voter fraud benefited from Angle contribution
• Coroner identifies Henderson man shot Monday night
• Remains of missing Las Vegas girl, 12, found in Louisiana
• Report: Don’t bet on Las Vegas Strip comeback in 2011
• Man to be arraigned in district court on DUI-death charge
• Shane Carwin to undergo back surgery
• County seeks Spring Valley resident for committee post
• BC residents invited to Day of the Dead celebration, fundraiser at The Corner Gallery
• End of homebuyer tax credit drives up apartment occupancy
• Henderson Police release photos in Chase Bank robbery
• Police seek man who robbed bank using 'C.S.I.' bag
• Angle to Behar: 'Raised $150,000 online yesterday -- thanks for your help'
• Bon Jovi set for March 19 stop at MGM Grand Garden Arena
• Las Vegas on national list of best cities for trick-or-treaters
• Investors study Boyd Gaming's plan to reduce debt
• Henderson woman dies in Utah crash after car swerves to avoid dog
• GOP now has about a 4 percent lead in early voting, presenting challenge to Democrats
• Prep Football: Week 10 Picks
• Cooler, gusty and sunny today for Las Vegas
• Henderson Bowl rivalry game will have a different feel
• Playoffs on the horizon for teams in Sun's top 10
• Tourism officials seek to make international travel to U.S. easier
• What will GOP plans cost the country?
• Judicial candidate censured over flier
• Righthaven files 2 copyright lawsuits, settles 3
• Dumbest city? We’ll know for sure next week
• We can’t make progress until we face the facts
• Republicans have used the public as pawns for too long
• Harry Reid has a solid track record of supporting Nevadans
• It pays to be nice, even for politicians
• Battle of the blands ends with simple math solution
• Politicians should remember who they work for
• Moving America forward
• GOP incumbent Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki adopts Harry Reid defense
• Allegations fly at polls, but no evidence of wrongdoing
• Scott Dickensheets: Church helping to fill plates with goodwill
• State's budget woes could end programs targeting seniors
• Town board recommends against Wayne Newton museum

Tuesday, Oct. 26

• Henderson residents pleased with change to Boulder City bypass
• Reid, Sandoval clash over state budget in lively governor's debate
• Harry and Kumar go to the stump
• Boyd Gaming plans to tap Wall Street to pay off, refinance debt
• Judicial candidate censured over political flyer
• 2010 Halloween club events guide
• Northwest LV soccer club adds FIFA-sized field
• Joy Behar uses expletive in discussing Sharron Angle on 'The View'
• Tales from the Sindustry: Halloween Edition with Zee Zandi
• Rory Reid reports $6.3M raised in race for governor
• Live blog: Reid and Sandoval close most contentious debate with exchange over budget
• Strip casinos offer Halloween scares and deals
• Ground to be broken Wednesday on park in Mountain's Edge
• Police release photos of man wanted in Monday bank robbery
• Murder trial set for 3 in shooting of mother, 12-year-old girl
• Man killed in Friday crash on I-15 identified
• Kelly Pavlik says big-name fighters on undercard 'could be a trend'
• Local artists' work on display at southwest valley business complex
• Report on Blue Diamond plane crash reveals little about cause
• Clark County taxable sales up 3.8 percent in August
• Passenger traffic at McCarran falls 2 percent in September
• Police nab group wanted in string of robberies at apartments
• Report released in DUI arrest of Palms owner George Maloof
• Halloween: Southern valley happenings
• Bullish Shuffle Master option trades hit 3-year high on buyout outlook
• Georgia company moving to Las Vegas, bringing 100 jobs
• Immigrant advocacy group's ads seek to increase Hispanic vote
• Two-car crash critically injures 4-year-old
• Trial reset for man accused of killing girlfriend's infant son
• Boyd Gaming laying off about 200 at Atlantic City's Borgata
• Girl, 13, who prompted California Amber Alert found in Las Vegas
• Harrah's to invest in long-stalled Philadelphia casino
• Halloween: Henderson happenings
• Halloween: Eastern valley happenings
• Halloween: Northeast valley, North Las Vegas happenings
• Halloween: Northwest, western valley happenings
• Halloween: Happenings in the central valley
• Halloween: Downtown Las Vegas happenings
• GOP alleges early voting discrepancies in Nevada
• America's 'dumbest' city? Annual report says Las Vegas
• Closing argument ads out in U.S. Senate race
• Analysts applaud MGM Resorts for financial moves
• Kurt Busch defends the No. 2 car, past and present
• Henderson Police seek public's help in fatal shooting
• Angle campaign attorney: Reid "intends to steal this election if he can't win it outright"
• Report: Las Vegas home prices edge up, show continued weakness
• State ethics complaints filed against Majority Leader Horsford, ex-Ways and Means Chairman Arberry
• Republicans surge in early voting Monday, now have 3 percent turnout advantage
• Cool but sunny day ahead for Las Vegas
• After de-committing from WVU, 2011 PG Boatright taking hard look at UNLV
• Notebook: UNLV must brace for No. 4 TCU, Payne likely to return
• Make a wise choice in Senate contest
• Spleen injury will keep him sidelined, not dampen his spirits
• Democrats work on nation’s ills as GOP slings mud
• America needs more than hope; it needs action
• Nasty political ads hurt candidates they’re promoting
• Ideas and rhetoric
• Football would besafer if it returned to leather helmets
• Voting for Reid makes sense, including for Republicans
• Adding insult to injury, robocall-style
• Foreclosure fallout: Official says Las Vegas should turn from sprawl
• Time, budget cuts taking a toll on Clark County schools
• This 1 a.m. wake-up call won’t win over voters
• Courting Asian-American voters not easy chore, but Democrats try
• Big names in politics visit Nevada prepping for 2012
• Travel expert: Environmental policies loom as tourism threat
• Wayne Newton's proposed 'Graceland West' to get another public hearing
• The Cosmopolitan’s writing on the wall

Monday, Oct. 25

• Inquest panel considers removing verdict from process
• As 'Burlesque' release approaches, Tempest Storm seeks answers
• At 48 1/2 inches, Nevada cat claws way into the record books
• Nightclub workers sue Wynn over tip pooling
• Harry Reid staffer accused of faking marriage to get friend green card
• Panel censures judicial candidate over TV comments about opponent
• 250,000 to vote before campaign finance reports released
• Las Vegas Sands, InterContinental ink 10-year marketing deal
• 3 men sought in stabbing on Swenson Street
• $17 million downtown transit center set to open next month
• UNLV students to hone hospitality skills under watchful eye of chef Joël Robuchon
• Wind Energy Association to GOP: Stop running false ads about China
• Vegas Valley Book Festival activities announced
• Public hearing on proposed business tax hike draws little protest
• Police find missing 75-year-old man
• Man fatally struck while trying to cross Flamingo Road identified
• Several Halloween events planned in BC this week
• Silverado's Ladale Jackson verbally commits to Utah State
• Sharron Angle dodges press at Reno event
• On Sunday at The District, it will be candy, tricks and treats
• Trick-or-treaters, parents invited to county government center on Saturday
• Company fired after thousands of Nevadans get 1 a.m. campaign call
• Coroner IDs 3 killed in North Las Vegas shootings in 24 hours
• Shooting park to celebrate Halloween with ‘Pumpkin Smash’
• Henderson Symphony Orchestra to perform fall concert on Friday
• Man to be formally charged in shooting death of brother-in-law
• Golf Summerlin hosting two Halloween tourneys
• Metro to host 'Trunk-or-Treat' event in northeast valley
• Angle says people should "look into" how Reid made his money, revises history (again) on Social Security
• United, Continental hammering out details on merger
• Man sought in stabbing at Orleans casino parking lot
• Las Vegas trial for Roger Mayweather postponed to 2011
• Eldorado High mourns teacher killed on walk to school
• Tourism executive tapped to help expand Wi-Fi company
• NV Energy income for third quarter holds steady
• MGM Resorts plans $500 million debt sale as gaming company bonds surge
• Republicans make tiny gains in Clark on Sunday; Democrats win Washoe for first time
• Boyd Gaming won't buy rest of Atlantic City's Borgata
• Slight chance of rain for Las Vegas
• U.S. 95 near Durango Drive set to reopen
• Public meeting set for Boulder City bypass project
• Bush, GOP can’t be taken seriously
• Why would anyone support Angle’s ideas?
• ‘None of the above’ may be best candidate
• In need of disclosure
• All the ‘fun’ is about to end, but not right away
• In Nevada, a fight over foreclosure paperwork
• Boulder City burned by failed solar field
• Reveling in ignorance: Fashionable but dangerous
• Locally owned tapas joint Firefly adds location near Summerlin
• Leaders named at gaming companies after bankruptcy
• Hollywood Aquatics Center construction to disrupt traffic
• Raku’s 15-course meal plays out like a beautiful symphony

Sunday, Oct. 24

• Notebook: Webb Simpson's fall paves way for memorable finish
• Jonathan Byrd wins Las Vegas' PGA Tour event with playoff hole-in-one
• Renato Nunes wins PBR title in Las Vegas
• Voter models show challenge for Reid if he loses independents by big margin, for Angle if she hemorrhages base
• UFC 121 walk-in music: Tales of triumph, not only for victorious Cain Velasquez
• Police seek public's help in finding sex assault suspect
• Republicans inch up in early voting advantage, now lead in urban counties by just over 2 percent
• Gusty winds moving into Las Vegas area
• At all-star show, Justin Timberlake spells it out, and so do we
• Velasquez goes from Hispanic hero to icon with first round TKO of Lesnar
• Notebook: Despite sloppy UFC debut, Shields will get welterweight title shot
• Saturday Night Live spoofs Obama-Reid rally
• Police seeking leads in early morning sexual assault
• Notebook: Australian rookie among those lurking behind Martin Laird
• Last year's champion takes lead at Timberlake Shriners Open
• Paving to cause delays on U.S. 93 near Hoover Dam bypass bridge
• Cutting to the bone
• Look at accomplishments achieved
• Palin, Angle stoop to new lows on campaign trail
• Check the facts before listening to Angle’s claims
• National group targets Democrats in state Senate races
• Income, wealth and secrets creating perfect storm to challenge democracy
• Reid, Angle camps preparing for possible recount
• No more denying gays’ right to serve
• Officials clash over Water Authority proposal to give away land
• Which school visit will prove more important?
• Prominent Republicans coming out in support of Harry Reid
• Can Sharron Angle make yet another late surge?
• Harry Reid, Sharron Angle polar opposites with views of economy
• 'Las Vegas Weekly' picks an ennead of the best of the area's beers
• Claire Sinclair bares her Vegas favorites
• Clearing the air with Rathna Singh, Casa Fuente's cigar ambassador

Saturday, Oct. 23

• Steven Hauschka field goal lifts Locomotives to overtime victory
• North Las Vegas records third fatal shooting in 24 hours
• Live Blog: Velasquez pulls off shocker, finishes Lesnar in first round via TKO
• Eddie Escobedo remembered for service to Hispanic community
• Moped rider dies after striking light pole along Decatur
• Man dies after shooting in North Las Vegas casino
• With Yahoo recognition, it's high times for Grand Canyon Skywalk
• Republicans ahead in early vote statewide by 125 votes; indies still key
• Celebrity/NFL media picks Week 7
• Washington Post: Obama crosses country campaigning for Democrats -- and himself
• Pedestrian trying to cross Flamingo fatally struck by car
• President Obama departs Las Vegas after campaigning for Democrats
• Republicans have 2 percent turnout edge after one week of early voting, still looking for enthusiasm gap
• Donny & Marie billboard speaks volumes for what it conceals
• Partly cloudy and cooler for Las Vegas
• A look at the world's coolest observation decks
• Perfect scoring conditions help Jonathan Byrd grab lead at Timberlake Shriners Open
• Ethics panel appears to be reviewing complaint involving judicial candidate
• Lane closures in airport tunnel could cause delays
• Mom says man accused of slaying was daughter's pimp
• Democrats should fight GOP’s pit bulls
• Tea Party problems
• Negative ads increasingly turn off voters
• Privatization of Social Security raises questions
• Home visit sheds a little light on sisters' suicides
• Obama presses his influence for Democratic candidates
• Bonanza wins slugfest with Clark
• Cheyenne snaps three-game losing skid by beating Mojave
• My weekend in and among the world of 'Off the Strip'
• Silverado inches closer to playoffs with win against Green Valley

Friday, Oct. 22

• Palo Verde tops Faith Lutheran to stay undefeated
• Valley still alive in playoff hunt after beating Sunrise Mountain
• Brandon Andrews, Desert Oasis stun Durango with lopsided win
• Del Sol scores 21 unanswered points to finish off Basic, 38-20
• Shadow Ridge takes down Cimarron-Memorial 20-13
• Virgin Valley stomps Coronado, looks ahead to rival Moapa Valley
• Spring Valley shuts out Sierra Vista
• Hasaan Henderson leads Las Vegas to 49-20 win over Canyon Springs
• Gorman blanks another opponent, runs shutout streak to 17 quarters
• Moapa Valley beats up on Boulder City
• Desert Pines returns opening kickoff for touchdown, beats Chaparral 51-7
• Liberty captures Southeast Division crown with victory against Foothill
• North Las Vegas Police investigating fatal shooting
• High school student to deliver final scare at family's haunted house
• A transcript of President Obama's speech
• Weigh-ins subdued with highly-anticipated UFC 121 on deck
• Week 9 roundup: League titles on the line, teams jockeying for playoff positions
• Hundreds wait, debate before Obama rally gets under way
• Neighborhood to benefit from Make a Difference Day cleanup
• Wynn Resorts files for share sale with regulators
• UFC 121 where-to-watch guide
• Police say 'person of interest' had victim's ATM card, not involved in slaying
• Live blog: President Obama looks to boost Democrats in Las Vegas speech
• Project to widen I-15 near downtown gets boost
• LV City Council to vote on allowing upgrades to downtown strip clubs
• Monday, Tuesday are early voting days in Boulder City
• Trial set for man accused of attempted murder of ex-police chief's son
• Harrah’s employees to volunteer for Make A Difference Day
• ‘Paranormal Activity 2’ mostly copies the original, with mixed results
• Parking garage reopened after suspicious package found
• Highway Patrol trooper struck; southbound I-15 reopened
• 1 killed, 1 injured in I-15 crash in North Las Vegas
• Henderson teens to participate in international 'Thriller' day
• Jury trial reset for Las Vegas man accused of sex assaults
• Mad about Mid Mod
• Chatting with Interpol guitarist Daniel Kessler
• State retirees to get minimum of 1.3 percent hike in benefits
• O.J. Simpson appeal denied by Nevada Supreme Court
• Cortez Masto's ad doesn't pass the Truth Test
• Hugh Hefner on Sarah Palin posing for Playboy: 'I wouldn't turn her down'
• Republicans pick up no ground Thursday in early numbers, maintain slight lead over Democrats in turnout percentage
• Bondholders make bets as casino debt wins
• House fire causes $75,000 in damage in western valley
• Morning fire causes $100,000 in damage to Las Vegas home
• Jobless rate hits record 15 percent in Las Vegas
• Showers drizzle into northwestern Las Vegas Valley
• Kid ’n Play
• Q&A: Stephen Siegel
• On the move
• Pressure on DesertXpress in first run at high-speed rail
• Reid, Angle worlds apart on business issues
• Bringing Hollywood to the Silver State
• Sparks flying in Vegas’ nightclub industry
• UNLV’s Brown thinks Las Vegas is in housing recovery
• Shields, Kampmann both have plenty to gain in UFC 121 co-main event
• Sanchez admits lack of focus last time out, hopes to rebound against Thiago
• Palms, N9NE Group investors seek ouster of restaurant, club manager
• My summer in San Diego and getting ready for another basketball season
• LVCVA cuts back as its financial position declines
• Summerlin youth tennis team aiming for national title
• Notebook: John Daly among golfers close behind the leaders
• Henderson company has big plans for portable solar
• Passing the buck
• Website lists North Las Vegas as worst city for apartment renters
• First day at Timberlake Shriners Open ends with five-way tie at the top
• Cosmopolitan's jarring ad aimed at the 'curious class'
• Don’t forget who got us into this mess
• Harry Reid is our best choice for U.S. Senate
• Bush supporters’ expectations of Obama unrealistic
• Preserve elections, and ensure better judicial candidates
• Obama’s script predictable
• Reid, Angle debate the salient issues of their campaign
• DePosada's latest: Vote Democrat, just not yet, to send immigration message
• Scott Dickensheets: Harnessing youth for greater good
• Political polygraph: Putting campaign claims to the test
• Democrats play their ace in the hole — Obama
• Boulder City to break ground on dog park
• Former Sands Macau executive alleges he was wrongly fired

Thursday, Oct. 21

• Plan for traffic delays around airport for president's visit
• Students, sister remember teacher slain in attack
• Rancho strikes fast, stays alive in hunt for playoffs
• Angle tells Reid to 'man up,' leaves pointed attacks to Gingrich
• Sharron Angle to Harry Reid: Man up, man up, man up
• County gets $8 million for Mountain’s Edge Regional Park
• Creative Kids Learning Center hosting fall carnival
• NLV hosting Halloween event, health fair
• Reno tavern owner keeps gaming licenses after fight
• Bite of Las Vegas attendees can get free ride home if intoxicated
• Las Vegas fire official chosen to lead county fire department
• Nevada gets F in treatment of pregnant inmates
• Bank of Nevada owner posts profit of $2 million
• Local actors to perform 'Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?'
• Three questions with Second Sun’s Antoine Becks
• Harrah’s gets Nevada approval for stock offering
• Power restored at Golden Nugget after outage
• Cosmopolitan gets final OK, commissioner says goals 'lofty'
• More independents registered in Clark County in last three months than Republicans; Democrats saw small gain
• United Way organizes volunteers at schools for 'Make a Difference Day'
• Las Vegas still 'reeling' from Obama comments, says mayor
• University of Phoenix counseling center open to public with free sessions
• 195-mile Ragnar Relay Las Vegas race set to begin this weekend
• Bryce Harper shows he belongs in Arizona Fall League debut
• Goodman: Four-day work week won't disrupt city services on Fridays
• Man arrested, school lockdowns lifted after shots fired
• New ad targeting Hispanics: 'When you vote, demand respect'
• Police make arrest in 2009 shooting death
• A frightful libation
• Police probe leads in robberies that led to teacher's death
• Last 'Macbeth' performance scheduled for Saturday
• Man indicted after crime spree, pursuit in stolen vehicle
• Radio talker, Angle-backer: Angle shouldn't apologize for "Asian" remarks and Hispanic students are the real racists
• Southwest Airlines reports earnings record in 3Q
• Republicans make minor gains after five days of early voting; no sign of huge GOP turnout yet
• Slight chance of thunderstorms again for Las Vegas
• Hot Spots: T-Pain, beer pong, early Halloween parties and continued Jersey-fication
• Lesnar shows sunnier disposition as showdown with Velasquez nears
• Just blame Canada
• Notebook: Justin Timberlake, Jerry Rice among celebrities in Pro-Am
• Six more website operators facing Righthaven copyright lawsuits
• UNLV basketball team will have home with Mendenhall Center
• Planning Commission OKs plans for private school
• Rickie Fowler enters charity golf tournament as favorite in more than one way
• GOP out to dupe Nevadans again
• Harry Reid right for Nevada for plenty of reasons
• Partisanship benefiting big corporations
• Banks aren’t acting rashly in foreclosures
• Historian: Modern presidents losing bully pulpit
• Man behind ad urging Hispanics not to vote is a longtime GOP operative
• Ad discouraging Hispanics from voting may backfire on Republicans
• Home assistance for disabled among services on budget chopping block
• Second-grader chopping his hair, raising money for children's cancer
• Nine of our favorite local brews
• Home brewer Eric Villareal is an engineer by day—and a confessed beer geek by night
• What we're drinking
• House by Craigslist
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Great beer experiences
• A look at upcoming beer-related events in Southern Nevada
• Meet the Freakin’ Frog's freakin' great bartender

Wednesday, Oct. 20

• Officers ruled justified in fatal August police shooting
• Cosmopolitan announces lineup of stores, boutiques
• Metro seeks leads in 2009 shooting death of teen
• Raku’s 15-course meal plays out like a beautiful symphony
• The Palms cafe brings back Coastal memories
• North Las Vegas announces proposal to cut 251 jobs
• My weekend in and among the world of 'Off the Strip'
• Kid Meets Cougar, take two
• Mad about Mid Mod
• Checklist: Anastasia Synn, needle impaler/light bulb eater/fire breather
• What to watch and where to go this week
• What did you want to be when you grew up?
• Dammit, Onyx! Why’d you make us wait this long for 'Rocky Horror'?
• The Cosmopolitan’s writing on the wall
• Alice in Chains, Deftones and Mastodon span two decades of heavy
• Kings of Leon's fifth LP might be its most radical departure yet
• Notes from BlogWorld
• 'Hereafter' is the world’s dullest meditation on the afterlife
• 'Stone,' starring De Niro, Norton and Jovovich, is unusually bracing
• Walleska EcoChicc stresses sustainability in all its products
• Education doc 'Waiting for Superman' fuels outrage
• The ghetto blaster returns in a new guise
• 'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' will delight Woody Allen fans
• Transforming T-shirts
• Thousands without power in valley, minor flooding reported
• Annual 'country store' at Grace Community Church starts Friday
• In golf terms, Justin Timberlake is almost too laid back to lay up
• A plea for tolerance between Downtowners and suburbanites
• Random photo of the week
• Registration open for Southern Highlands Golf Club breast cancer fundraiser
• Las Vegas will soon lose one of its true unsung heroes to ALS
• Henderson Police release photos in Anthem bank robbery
• Police probe of business nets 2 pounds of pot, arrest
• Chatting with Interpol guitarist Daniel Kessler
• Local boxer Henry Namauu's dreams get bigger
• Fresh & Easy is closing stores; why can’t it be the payday lenders?
• 'Lost Boy' Corey Feldman is back!
• Court rejects 2 lawsuits claiming McCarran flights invaded air space
• Motorcyclist killed in I-15 crash identified
• Bypassing reality (and the Hoover Dam)
• Thinking about fro-yo, Hispanics that look more Asian and more!
• Dream Zone: 'my mother had a lion'
• Righthaven defendant wins first lawsuit dismissal motion
• Nightlife news & notes: Deadmau5 recap, new all-ages venue, 'Fallout' party
• Joe Biden says Sharron Angle and Christine O’Donnell 'extreme,' blames GOP for economy
• Former Henderson firefighter indicted, accused of tax evasion
• Sara Bareilles will be musical guest at Obama rally in Las Vegas
• Legal fight continues over state's push to keep $62 million
• City Council OKs union agreement on four-day work week
• Event at shooting park to raise money for LV veterans memorial
• Group sought in violent street robberies, teacher's death
• Republicans maintain small lead in early voting, but no enthusiasm gap detected yet
• Renewable energy transmission line to break ground this year
• Prep Football: Week 9 Picks
• Showers and thunderstorms roll through Las Vegas again
• Following tumultuous summer, knee issue is latest hurdle for UNLV's Tre'Von Willis
• Recycler signs first big apartment contract in Las Vegas
• Foothill, Liberty still near top of Sun's top 10 rankings
• Professional Bull Riders invade Las Vegas for annual World Finals
• Hearings delayed on proposed water pipeline
• Hoover Dam bypass bridge opens to traffic
• GOP endorsements of Reid show trust
• Don’t let anger distract from what’s best for us
• Our leadership has track record of steady gains
• Hello hypocrisy!
• For Reid, Angle, it’s all come down to a game of numbers
• On the prospective Heller-Ensign race
• Heroic role in WWII should not be forgotten
• Status of men in picture in Sharron Angle ad: Unknown
• Rory Reid accuses Brian Sandoval of passing the buck on tax increases
• Harry Reid rips Sharron Angle’s silence on ‘Asian’ comments, TV ad
• For Rancho High students, a real-life lesson in politics in Angle exchange
• It’s the border with Canada we should fear. Who knew?

Tuesday, Oct. 19

• Heavy rains thunder through Las Vegas Valley
• Green Valley golfer 8 under par, leads Gators to another state championship
• Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio fires up Tea Party base in Vegas
• After years away, Genever is back at the bar
• Cases of 6 Las Vegans arrested in undercover operation unsealed
• Vive la France! Bob Sinclar played to a keen crowd at Haze
• Report: Alleged arson followed divorce settlement talks
• 2010 PBR Finals party guide
• Panel OKs $65,000 in Nevada tourism grants
• Panel OKs tax breaks for Las Vegas company to expand
• Lawsuit filed by passenger in Utah tour bus crash
• Tropicana's Biscayne steakhouse falls a bit short
• Hawaiian culture to be heralded at two Henderson festivals
• Police probe business suspected of dispensing marijuana
• Leonard Green said to bid for MGM Resorts' stake in Borgata
• Harry Reid blasts Sharron Angle for not denouncing 'don't vote' ad
• Annual CSN music scholarship fundraiser show set for Sunday
• Prisons chief says closure could save $9 million a year
• Local officials, executives to raise money for Boy Scouts with Stratosphere jump
• UNLV golf program to host memorial tourney at Red Rock Country Club
• Silverton gets spooky with ‘Fright Fest’
• Civil War history to come alive at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park
• Sharron Angle ad accuses Harry Reid of lavish lifestyle
• 'Desperate' alleged bank robber released after court appearance
• Coroner identifies man, 35, killed in Saturday crash
• Housing shows signs of stability after end of federal tax credit
• Las Vegas doctor is top beneficiary of pharmaceutical company money
• Motorcyclist dies in collision on I-15 near Craig Road
• Longtime holiday display moving from Sunset Park to speedway
• Sandoval: Take down Hispanic voter suppression ad
• Slot maker sues competitor alleging patent infringement
• Sentencing reset for 'Pacman' Jones in 2007 Las Vegas strip club incident
• Playboy subjects Claire Sinclair, Arianny Celeste show they are no mere posers
• Annual Southern Highlands charity race, festival set for Saturday
• Girl, 15, cited for DUI after morning crash
• Republicans turning out slightly more than Democrats after third day of early voting
• Chance for showers and thunderstorms in Las Vegas
• UPDATE: Hinds commits to WVU, Dinwiddie becomes UNLV's top target for 2011 PG
• A return to GOP governance is bad idea
• Election not about Reid but about his position of power
• Insurance firms should be shielded from meddling
• Integrity in question
• If Angle is this unresponsive as a candidate ...
• Now that’s a depressing thought
• Brian Sandoval: Let local officials raise taxes
• Sarah Palin delivers message to Republicans: 'Man up'
• Museums hit under proposed cuts to state budget
• Public critical of inquest process at review panel's first meeting
• Questions and answers about the foreclosure freeze
• Second fire at home in two days causes $15,000 damage

Monday, Oct. 18

• Will ad campaign urging Hispanic voters to stay home work?
• State Senate candidates clash over campaign ads, budget
• Group urging Hispanic voters in Nevada to stay away from polls
• Man pleads not guilty in fraud case for allegedly hiding assets
• Las Vegas man sentenced in child porn case
• Nye County identifies couple killed in murder-suicide
• Chinese tourists injured in Arizona bus crash identified
• Chris Camozzi making the most of second chance in the UFC
• Harry Reid: Give extra $250 to Social Security recipients
• Las Vegas Youth Orchestra to perform at Henderson Pavilion
• Metro officer arrested in Henderson on domestic battery charge
• Strip, other LV performers to take part in 20th anniversary show
• Sheriff Joe Arpaio: 'Politicians should be thanking me'
• Henderson Police ID 'despondent' man arrested in arson case
• Blue Star Mothers seek volunteers to help stuff stockings for deployed soldiers
• Metro looking for clues after homes, cars shot in Summerlin
• Light the Night Walk raises more than $190,000 for leukemia, lymphoma
• VP Joe Biden to pitch for Harry Reid in Reno visit
• Gibbons released from hospital after horse accident
• Warrant details case of mother, son arrested in Las Vegas murder
• Sen. John Ensign touches on economy, Yucca in visit to Las Vegas high school
• County set to OK liquor store at McCarran baggage claim
• Sarah Palin kicks off national tea party tour in Nevada; Harry Reid responds
• Washington Post: Sharron Angle's war on Canada
• Former Nye sheriff's candidate sues over March arrest
• Harrah's IPO seeks to raise up to $575 million for Las Vegas, Ohio projects
• Senators question drug safety after proposed regulation withdrawn
• Nevada sample ballots have three different ways of listing U.S. Senate race
• Woman in plane crash released from UMC, pilot's condition still critical
• Angle campaign responds to video of candidate and Asian remarks: Reid playing racial politics
• Free movie night planned at Centennial Hills Park Amphitheatre
• New Opportunities – 140 Characters at a Time
• Angle to Hispanic children: "Some of you look a little more Asian to me"
• Democrats outpacing GOP in raw turnout numbers after two days; GOP has 1 percent edge relative to registration totals
• The New Yorker's take on Reid-Angle: Storm in the Desert
• More showers, thunderstorms moving into Las Vegas
• The ballot questions
• Angle’s mudslinging couldn’t sully Reid
• With time and support, Obama will get on track
• Chile’s rescue of miners was exhilarating
• A bit of bluster can lead straight into political office
• Nevada State College: Yet to be victim of budget ax?
• M Resort’s debt purchase befuddles bidders
• Avoid feeling foolish — don’t vote early
• Longtime Las Vegan Eddie Escobedo guided Hispanics
• Documentary ‘Return to Tarawa’ brings back WWII memories
• Stop the nastiness and start giving us some solutions
• City hall is civic symbolism, one steel beam at a time
• What do the letters P and T stand for in the PT’s chain?
• At new Henderson toy store, Kettlemuck's, batteries not included

Sunday, Oct. 17

• Ex-UNLV football coach Jeff Horton promoted to Minnesota's interim coach
• Sadness, disbelief — and a sign from above — mark closing of Liberace Museum
• Tabcorp plans to spin off casinos from gaming, wagering assets
• Locomotives quarterback Tim Rattay out for the season
• Officials call off search for reported downed aircraft
• Video: Angle tells Hispanic kids "I'm not sure those are Latinos" in her ad (!), says really about northern border (!!)
• Bus from Las Vegas crashes in Arizona, killing 2
• Historical comparison shows Democrat/Republican breakdown in early vote standard for midterm election; no enthusiasm gap yet
• Republicans outperform Democrats in first day of early voting in Clark, cut registration edge in half
• Showers, thunderstorms drench Las Vegas area
• Notebook: UNLV big men showing tenacity on the glass
• Our choices for state offices
• Our choice for governor
• We can work together for a better nation
• With enough money, anyone can win an election
• Lower taxes, less regulation didn’t work before
• Wages of average Americans need to be improved
• Experts say political attack ads about guns are false
• Actions speak louder than debate
• Candidates pull out all stops to get voters to polls
• Wayne Newton project opponent sued by developer
• The Mormon vote: More faith in Sharron Angle?
• Will Angle win by revising history, slandering Reid?
• Computer-generated word clouds a visual depiction of Senate debate
• Politics might be behind talk of another budgetary shift
• Barry Manilow cancels Saturday show because of illness
• Island Flavor offers up tasty, satisfying Hawaiian fare
• Strip headliner Frank Marino dresses up his Vegas favorites
• Burger Bar general manager Lisa Burney rises to the occasion

Saturday, Oct. 16

• Angle tells students immigration ad doesn't single out Hispanics
• Vitali Klitschko dominates Shannon Briggs
• Michael Bisping decisions Yoshihiro Akiyama
• UNLV 'stunned' by 43-10 blowout defeat at Colorado State
• Reid pleased with his debate performance, says format favored Angle
• Reid wouldn't have done anything differently during the Angle debate
• Bridging America event draws thousands
• Politico: Harry Reid's riches are a campaign issue
• This is America! A remarkable flood of nastiness pours in after the Reid-Angle debate
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 6
• Las Vegas man dies in two-car crash
• Steady stream turns out to cast ballots on first day of early voting
• 2010 Halloween events guide
• TJ Lavin improving after Dew Tour BMX crash
• TJ Lavin improving after Dew Tour BMX crash
• Amid apathy and dwindling revenue, the jewel box that is the Liberace Museum closes Sunday
• MGM, Harrah's back Reid, Adleson gives to GOP, records show
• Live Game Blog: UNLV embarrassed at Colorado State, falls to 1-6
• Las Vegas mom, son suspected in killing caught in NJ casino
• Showers moving in Sunday to Las Vegas
• Police announce sobriety checkpoint starting tonight
• El Mundo founder, publisher Edmundo Escobedo dies at 77
• Creditors still trying to recover money from Las Vegas businessman
• Locomotives keep rolling in Sacramento
• UNLV freshman Mashour makes big splash, creates buzz at FirstLook 2010
• Strip pool parties pack it in for the season
• Voter turnout projected at 60 percent, despite heavy campaigning
• Construction delays expected on beltway, I-15
• A fitting tribute
• Angle would set us back to Bush years
• Columnist’s take on Mesquite was out of line, off-base
• Simple reform can return integrity to campaign finance
• Schoolteacher has sights set on Governor's Mansion
• Media deems Senate debate disappointing draw
• Behavior by Braves fans is offensive
• Breast cancer survivors to paddle at Lake Las Vegas boat races
• Balanced offense leads undefeated Arbor View to 24-13 win over Cimarron-Memorial
• Eldorado rallies from double-digit deficit, wins Cleat Game in OT
• Dig into some of Vegas' extreme burger adventures

Friday, Oct. 15

• Shadow Ridge snaps four-game losing skid
• Centennial beats Faith Lutheran, controls its own destiny in Northwest
• Stingy second-half defense carries Del Sol past Green Valley
• Foothill outlasts rival Basic to stay undefeated
• Canyon Springs defense pulls through in close game against Valley
• Desert Oasis takes down Sierra Vista 53-22
• Desert Pines crusies past Sunrise Mountain
• Clark routs Pahrump Valley
• Niko Kapeli has a night to remember as Liberty smashes Coronado
• Silverado gets back on track with win against Moapa Valley
• Gorman records fourth shutout with 45-0 victory over Spring Valley
• Las Vegas continues dominance in Bone Game rivalry against Rancho
• Week 8 roundup: Rivalry games highlight this week's schedule
• Henderson pumpkin patch, one of many in the valley, a nod to fall
• UNLV students organize walk to raise money for Three Square
• Officials organize meeting on race, ethnic issues in juvenile justice
• Ethics panel: Prosecutor, public defender can have relationship
• Got kicks? DJ Vice is sneaking up on Vegas with a new store
• Utah senator touts benefits of national rail network
• Take Five: A closer look at UNLV vs. Colorado State
• Man in custody after barricading self, setting fire to house
• UNLV debate team hosts national tournament this weekend
• Onyx Theatre to stage live performance of 'Rocky Horror Show'
• Heck campaign: 'Titus chose to cheat in the debate after talking about cheating'
• Regulations on sex workers, weight reduction substance advance
• Nellis holds ceremony for airman, 23, killed in Afghanistan
• FBI searching for man in Henderson bank robbery
• Harry Reid, Sharron Angle have nearly equal amounts of campaign money
• Mayor: City Hall topping off ceremony spells jobs for Las Vegas
• New ad accuses Joe Heck of opposing green jobs
• Annual WinterFest parade seeking entrants
• Killer's appeal goes before Nevada Supreme Court
• Police release photos of man sought in September robbery
• Station Casinos hiring 160 workers to 'focus on the locals market'
• Movie review: 'Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1'
• Investor makes long bet on property reversal with Howard Hughes
• BMX pro TJ Lavin in coma after Dew Tour crash at Hard Rock
• BMX pro TJ Lavin in coma after Dew Tour crash
• Morning fire damages Henderson home
• Transcript of the Harry Reid-Sharron Angle debate, Oct. 14, 2010
• Another warm day ahead for Las Vegas
• Road rules
• Is commercial real estate finally coming back to life?
• Hotel marketing in the 21st century
• Making presence known the path to success
• Reid, Sandoval square off on taxes, state budget, economic diversification
• Q&A: Charles Perry, exective director of the Nevada Health Care Association
• Maglev tech backers not invited to transportation forum
• On the move
• Three key storylines as UNLV's 2010-11 hoops season begins
• Weekend betting preview: NFL full of unstoppable underdogs
• Firefighters rescue disabled woman from burning apartment building
• Panelist: Region ignored too long on transportation issues
• License plate scofflaws should pay up
• Reid, Titus unfairly blamed for problems
• Thoughts on the Reid-Angle debate
• Incumbents need more time to fix inherited mess
• Substance over extremism
• They said it, they meant it, but were they right about it?
• Little new in Harry Reid, Sharron Angle debate to sway undecided voters
• Reno man hailed as hero; saved boy from drowning

Thursday, Oct. 14

• Durango blows out Western; tied with Gorman for first in Southwest
• Voters spar over polarizing Nevada Senate race
• After two tough weeks, we move on to conference play
• School Board approves contract for new superintendent
• Live blog: Harry Reid, Sharron Angle continue attacks at debate
• Henderson holiday decorating contest now accepting entries
• Chase Bank plans branch near Sahara Avenue, Maryland Parkway
• MGM Resorts sees stock slide for a second day
• Children’s author Jackie Urbanovic to sign books at Paseo Verde Library
• Downtown Henderson neighborhood cleanup slated for Saturday
• Light the Night Walk to raise leukemia, lymphoma awareness
• Metro IDs officer who fired in Monday shooting
• Man charged with attempted murder in arson case
• BMB Group says it bid $4 billion for Atlantis owner Kerzner
• Largest newspaper in northeast Nevada endorses Harry Reid
• Nevada Supreme Court backs UMC in debt sale
• Staton Elementary to mark 10th anniversary with community celebration
• Court nixes candidacy of woman seeking justice of the peace post
• Police seek armed man who demanded cigarettes
• Pawnshop near Desert Inn, McLeod plans expansion
• With all-day buffet under belt, Harrah's uses concept for live shows
• Dispute erupts between Palms, nightclub operator N9NE Group
• High-speed rail backers urged ‘to get everybody on board’
• Hoover Dam bypass bridge gets warm welcome at dedication
• Police make arrest in 1998 deaths at assisted living community
• Master-planned Rhodes Ranch looking to add 222 new homes
• Suitcase that prompted school lockdown was empty
• Two more indicted in shooting that killed mother, injured daughter
• UNLV will use federal grant to study Nevada roads
• Las Vegas nightclub execs in legal battle over club profits
• Police: Man wanted in robbery at casino cashier's cage
• Police release photos of man in series of attempted robberies
• Hendee exhibit 'Ice' is built around sci-fi, yet brilliantly housed in a history museum
• Trial delayed for Las Vegas man in sex assaults
• Reid to CNN: Election not about who raises most money (!); Angle to CNN: I didn't change my positions (!)
• Nevada Wild Fest to turn Henderson Pavilion a little bit country
• 1 critically injured after car collides with Metro Police cruiser
• Hot Spots: GILFs, Shakira, Bob Sinclar, bulls... and twins!
• Republicans organize alternative Fiorina event in Vegas, urge donors to snub event by head of Republicans for Reid
• High to hit 90 degrees in Las Vegas
• UNLV students speak out against violence at annual rally
• Isaiah Trufant, Locos secondary have starred in two-game winning streak
• Man whose nose bitten off at tailgate party seeks court ruling
• Rivalry week: Eldorado QB Williams will be in the spotlight during Cleat Game
• Palo Verde grad finishing storied UNLV soccer career by setting records
• No mystery why Angle is awash in cash
• Yucca Mountain is still a critical factor in election
• Angle a worthy choice to succeed Reid in Senate
• Our choices for Senate
• Think of the GOP years before you vote this time
• Ins and outs of the Reid-Angle debate
• Our selections for constable
• What exactly is Federal Reserve going to do next?
• High-speed rail project a priority for Harry Reid
• Can infusion of cash buy an edge for Sharron Angle in Senate race?
• Investigator who collects dead's possessions could be Las Vegas' next reality TV star
• Animal rights: Examining the menagerie of Mau5heads before electronic artist Deadmau5 comes to Vegas
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• How to stay safe during your extreme adventure
• Meet the Adventurer: Climber Mike Ward
• Choose your own adventure
• A chat with Carey Hart about the Dew Tour Championships
• Competitive adventure: Three races that go well beyond the road
• Dig into some of Vegas’ extreme burger adventures

Wednesday, Oct. 13

• Transportation secretary envisions nation connected by high-speed rail
• Victorville? Crowd at hearing perplexed by train's proposed route
• Los Angeles Lakers players say team in Las Vegas would work
• Separate Henderson commercial fires cause $350,000 in damage
• Candidates for sheriff debate over crime, inquest process
• Tropicana's Biscayne steakhouse falls a bit short
• LCD Soundsystem rocked the Pearl Tuesday night. Where were you?
• Send me to ... Island Flavor
• Feel the love of fine wine at Crush
• Checklist: 'Fantasy' vocalist Lorena Peril
• Where to go (and what you should behold!) this week
• John Lennon’s early life is clumsily dramatized in 'Nowhere Boy'
• 'Red' is a fun balance of action and comedy
• Live action sci-fi drama 'Tower Prep' should have been a cartoon
• 'Off The Strip' festival will explore myriad aspects of Sin City
• I-15 delays likely tonight as part of construction project
• David Foster, wanna-be sax man, talks of the Bay of Pigs and Betty Boop
• Sufjan Stevens' CD 'The Age of Adz' is a haphazard patchwork of genres
• 'Flash!' takes an entertaining inside look at 'GGW' (though it could use more pics)
• What’s your gnarliest scar story?
• Harry Reid hopeful DesertXpress gets support from next governor
• Spending some time in a supposedly sketchy neighborhood
• Random photo of the week
• Defending Donny and Marie
• California welfare is going straight to Las Vegas
• Palin expected at Tea Party Express rally in Reno on Monday
• Customistic is all about creating the T-shirt you want
• Homes evacuated near school after man threatens suicide
• Deliciously cool vessels for your morning cup from Max Brenner
• Casino dealer's suit over smoking dangers at Wynn moves forward
• Harrah’s bonds rise to highest in five months
• Sharron Angle speaks about sharia, Bill Clinton's criticism and Harry Reid's campaign
• Topping-off ceremony planned Friday for Las Vegas City Hall
• Supermodel Marisa Miller teaches us to work it
• Obama rally for Harry Reid will be at Las Vegas middle school
• Heaven Can Wait pet memory walk set for Sunday
• Is Stephen Colbert responsibile for Nevada's debate on bear hunting?
• Us to Stephen Colbert: Visit Nevada!
• Summerlin Hospital announces expansion of surgery wing
• Thinking about Springsteen, dogs and more!
• Marquee-worthy: Tao Group expansion embraces electronic dance music
• Wanda Sykes brings her stand-up to Planet Hollywood
• Downtown traffic project near Regional Justice Center raises safety issues
• Boulder City sends SolBio letter of default for missed $3 million payment
• Metro Police seek help in solving fatal 2009 hit-and-run
• Onyx Theatre to stage live performance of 'Rocky Horror Show'
• National Democrats bring multi-million dollar "Rescue Harry" campaign to NV; Republicans put money into GOTV
• Tales from the SINdustry: DJ Hollywood encounters the Iceman
• Harry Reid web ad slams Sharron Angle on flip-flops
• Ziplines at Fremont Street Experience to open Friday
• Dream Zone: 'a purple sports car with glitter!'
• Downtown historic area named to Top Great Neighborhoods list
• Can you Dig it?
• Police: Sharron Angle supporter cited for pepper spray incident outside Harry Reid rally
• Republican Joe Heck goes after the Hispanic vote
• Clark County Shooting Park aims for breast cancer awareness
• FBI serving warrants at businesses accused in alleged scam
• Mojave High student found with loaded gun at school
• Boulder City eliminates public information office, makes other cuts
• Full recovery expected for Chamber president on medical leave
• Shares of MGM Resorts tumble on 3Q earnings news
• Sunny and warm for Las Vegas
• Prep Football: Week 8 Picks
• Notebook: Payne practices with scout team, injury report released
• Legacy back in Northwest playoff race, rejoins Sun's top 10
• Tourism officials updated on progress of Mob Museum
• Righthaven files, settles more copyright lawsuits
• Group offers chance to meet president in Las Vegas
• Angle is not the right Senate choice
• Station Casinos files lawsuits alleging 'cybersquatting,' trademark infringement
• Let’s hear public statement on pastor’s remarks
• Rev. Reed might be out of touch with his Bible
• Republican tactics are hurting the American people
• State could get revenue by taxing political ads
• The blind hate that is financing Sharron Angle’s run
• Our choices for Assembly
• Reid-Angle race attracting worldwide attention
• Senate race exposes fractures in Republican Party
• Scott Dickensheets: Sheesh! If Las Vegas got offended every time it was insulted ...
• Examining the claims in the 3rd Congressional District race
• Ad critical of ’99 Sharron Angle vote not wholly accurate
• Bill Clinton whips up crowd at rally for Harry Reid

Tuesday, Oct. 12

• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• One of two teens hit by lightning released from hospital
• New plant expected to bring more than 1,000 jobs to Henderson
• Motorcyclist identified in fatal crash on Tropicana
• Food drive to benefit Las Vegas Salvation Army
• MDA loves Jerry Lewis ... but still isn't sure how he'll be used in 2011
• Taste of Deutschland comes to downtown LV
• Nightlife news & notes: Tiesto details confirmed, EBC's winter plans and more
• Golden Nugget beer festival kicks off Friday
• Opportunity Village to host craft fair on Saturday
• Women’s business group to host garage sale, networking event
• NV Energy to replace mechanical meters with digital ones
• Local church aims to draw attention to hunger
• Halloween events scheduled at Mountain Crest Park
• Trial reset for couple accused in stomping death of Las Vegas man
• Let's play the Revisionist History Game, with Grandmaster Sharron Angle
• MGM Resorts expects quarterly loss of $206 million
• Michael Bisping says he's ready for the title, and this time he means it
• Drivers in Las Vegas paying more at the pump
• Ethics Commission seeks to launch appeal to Supreme Court
• Police ID suspects in theft probe dubbed ‘Operation Bad Company’
• Playboy cover featuring Arianny Celeste hits newstands Oct. 15
• Tea Party candidate on ballots as "TPN"
• Trademark dispute over Tropicana hotel-casino name escalates
• $4.3 million project to make some downtown Las Vegas streets one-way
• UNLV picked fourth in MWC preseason hoops poll, Willis honored
• Gov. Gibbons names lobbyist as transition director
• MDA is making big plans by shrinking its show -- but where's Jerry Lewis?
• Slate: Is Nevada's Third District the most important House race in the country?
• Fall ArtWalk adds new element: a book drive
• Families can enjoy music, food at annual Bite of Las Vegas festival
• Moped rider killed in crash last week identified
• Coroner identifies woman killed Friday morning
• 2 families displaced after house fire in southwest valley
• Sharron Angle raises stunning $14 million in third quarter
• Obama to campaign for Harry Reid in Las Vegas on Oct. 22
• Conditions unchanged for couple in small aircraft crash
• Warmer week ahead for Las Vegas
• Notebook: Phillip Payne situation to remain 'fluid,' no word on Saturday status
• The facts used in political ads can be double-checked
• Good managers, and voters, keep the power hitter
• Democrats aren’t likely to pay down national deficit
• United States still a work in progress
• Our choices in judicial races
• Unions’ political clout dimmer in this year’s races
• License to tattletale: Fines, court possible if vehicle isn't registered in time, someone turns it in
• Chinatown’s Taiwan Deli has tasty bites at ridiculously low prices
• District 5 Senate candidates focus on budget woes in debate

Monday, Oct. 11

• Dina Titus, Joe Heck exchange jabs in second debate
• Art incognito: CAC's new exhibit is hidden in plain view
• Man accused in woman's death turns self in
• One-time performance of a one-man Shakespeare show set for Sunday
• Spokeswoman says Joe Heck will vote for Sharron Angle
• Relief program a chance for nonprofits to keep tax-exempt status
• 5K at Mountain’s Edge to benefit the American Heart Association
• Friday concert to benefit the Boulder City Museum
• Exotic Bird Expo returns to Henderson Convention Center
• Former assemblyman tries to explain letter about "perverted homosexual acts," says "it is a mute point."
• Pro-Harry Reid group out with radio ad touting Scott Ashjian
• Yelp, Atomic Testing Museum team up for area non-profits
• Local lawyer says judge has bias toward banks in foreclosure cases, asks him to recuse
• Henderson Police identify officer who shot at man, but missed
• Airline with local presence enters secondary markets
• Las Vegas gaming company Capado to pay $2,500 fine
• Officer shoots driver accused of striking police motorcycle
• Haunted Harvest at Springs Preserve starts Friday
• Opportunity Village opens temporary thrift store after fire
• Local real estate agents to clean up Winterwood Park
• TPC Summerlin to again host annual Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open
• Bids taken for assets of bankrupt Krave nightclub on Strip
• Fresh & Easy lists 6 stores facing temporary closure
• January trial set for Vince Neil on DUI charge
• Palms owner George Maloof arrested on DUI charge
• Gibbons planning call-in meetings after injury
• Clear picks for House
• Kudos to state GOP leaders for Reid
• Harry Reid knows his state and its people
• Reid supporters have contradictory views on Angle
• E-mail exchange exposes nastiness factor
• News of the day — in Las Vegas vernacular
• Rory Reid missed his chance in recent debate
• Traditional ballet with a modern edge
• Locals casino clears a room for nonsmokers
• UFC sues British man over online streaming of events

Sunday, Oct. 10

• Wynn's fiery response to feedback, Cosby's diction lesson, and more from Agassi Grand Slam for Children
• Elvis, Grim Reaper help couples exchange 10/10/10 vows
• Girl reports finding parents dead at Pahrump home
• Fire causes $150,000 in damage to Green Valley home
• UNLV kicks off Teen Driver Safety Week
• Costly payday: Rebels crushed by Mountaineers, 49-10
• Notebook: UNLV RB Cornett shines in first career start
• Harry Reid for Senate
• Consider all sides before casting a vote
• Tea Party ideals not in line with Founding Fathers
• Campaign ads a waste of our time, donors’ money
• Neither party knows what’s best for our economy
• A disappointing debate devoid of leadership, ideas
• Claims on Constitution by no means definitive
• Smut racks surface on Grand Central Parkway
• Angle’s pastor poses a problem
• At rally, Angle not afraid to verbalize hypocrisy
• Owning, operating casinos not first choice of lenders when loans can’t be repaid
• Crusading eminent domain lawyer a man of the people
• Deep-pocket Super PACs pumping cash into Nevada Senate race
• Flying high with Jet's director of marketing, 'Moose' Abdi
• Chazz Palminteri shares his wise advice on Vegas' greats

Saturday, Oct. 9

• Nick Diaz decisions K.J. Noons in grudge match
• Donny Osmond: 'Exotic' not the right word to use for his vehicles
• Dina Titus, Joe Heck find much common ground in first debate
• Bicyclists get early glimpse of Hoover Dam bypass bridge
• Sharron Angle denounces 'favor-buying' politicians at Las Vegas rally
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 5
• West Virginia gets money's worth, routs UNLV, 49-10
• New Wranglers owner Gary Jacobs might be the most unlikely KISS fan ever
• Sunset Park goes medieval with 17th annual Renaissance Fair
• Ethics panel OKs campaign dinner for judges
• Project on U.S. 93 in Clark County among biggest proposed for state
• Metro emphasizes safety after recent motorcycle fatalities
• Sharron Angle signals interest in settling copyright lawsuit
• Our choices for county offices
• Company shows off air cargo center
• Economy is on road to improvement
• Sharron Angle an embarrassment to her supporters
• Facts will allay fears over health care reform
• Advisories only work if we can understand them
• Serious injuries to pitchers prompt calls for headgear
• Candidates don't deserve A's for accuracy in gubernatorial debate
• Boy recovers after being hit in head by line-drive baseball
• Public information office could be victim of Boulder City budget woes
• Slow-starting Liberty closes with 22 straight points in win against Green Valley
• Arbor View outlasts Cheyenne in four overtimes, 60-58
• Del Sol breaks out of slump, beats Coronado
• Valley records first win by beating longtime rival
• Police arrest owner of medical marijuana consulting business

Friday, Oct. 8

• Las Vegas grabs homecoming win
• Locomotives hand Omaha Nighthawks first franchise loss
• Cimarron-Memorial rallies to defeat Centennial, 27-17
• Big play from Donovan Smith part of Durango victory
• 6 Las Vegas area Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Markets to close
• Foothill takes back Victory Bell, stays undefeated with win at Silverado
• Virgin Valley shuts out Boulder City
• Jordan Ireland rushes for more than 200 yards as Legacy beats Basic 28-21
• Donnel Pumphrey breaks out in Canyon Springs win against Eldorado
• Moapa Valley holds off Clark to win 36-33
• Palo Verde holds Shadow Ridge to less than 100 yards, wins big
• Gorman beats Western; has outscored league opponents 223-6
• Desert Pines wins third straight by taking down Rancho
• Joe Portaro throws for two TDs, rushes for another in blowout of Mojave
• Church pastor arrested on sexual assault counts
• Judge drops criminal complaint against Nye County detective
• Community computer centers helping change lives
• Week 7 roundup: High school players wear pink to support cancer awareness
• Businesses announce deals in time for 10/10/10
• Public meetings scheduled on changes to coroner’s inquests
• State, local officials break ground on 36-acre Frias Park
• FBI, Henderson Police seek 3 in Anthem bank robbery
• Southern Highlands sues company over trademark dispute
• Capitol Bancorp announces buyer for 1st Commerce Bank
• Ex-Gov. List to national GOP: Don't let Reid-lover Rogich host event; Rogich to List: You're a failure and a sell-out
• Coroner: Cause of death for Billie Jean James unknown
• Andre Dirrell out of Super Six
• 2 injured after small plane makes emergency landing
• Spring Valley wins wild affair with Bonanza
• Driver sought in morning hit-and-run crash that injured bicyclist
• Morning fire damages Mount Charleston home
• UNLV report: Economy to hold steady, but no job growth likely
• Home sales, prices tumble in September as inventory rises
• Pahrump Valley Winery ready to stomp some grapes
• The Rooks' final show comes with no hard feelings
• Henderson officer fires at man in desert area
• NV GOP chief says Raggio endorsement threatens his leadership post; refuses to say he'd support Ensign in 2012
• Metro identifies officer who fired at man Tuesday
• Las Vegas visitor numbers increase 3.5 percent in August
• General Growth's new real estate business: Howard Hughes Corporation
• August gaming win surges 21 percent on Las Vegas Strip
• Fire damages home in northeast valley; no injuries
• Former first lady Dema Guinn endorses Harry Reid, implies late husband would have, too
• M Resort CEO open to a role at casino after Penn National sale
• Housing analyst: Short sales hurting economic recovery
• Election cycle affects our mood
• Q&A: Kirk Clausen
• On the move
• Developers of Tivoli Village acquire 23 neighboring acres
• Risqué business
• Arizona Charlie’s clears the air, provides smoke-free room
• Take Five: A closer look at UNLV vs. West Virginia
• Coach: Bishop Gorman defense can depend on Ron Lyles
• Podium mishap might be omen in election season
• Inane political ads effective because voters uninformed
• Foreign firms take advantage of ruling to influence races
• Jon Ralston: The consequences of flawed public polling
• Obama’s efforts to lift U.S. paying off
• Our choices for education
• No 'knockout blow' in Las Vegas debate hurts Rory Reid
• Schools serving large numbers of homeless youth
• Sharron Angle at home in Jim DeMint faction
• Investor suits against real estate lender take different paths
• Attorneys accuse Righthaven of settlement shakedown
• Advocates: Sharron Angle ad could increase Hispanic turnout
• 2,000 bicyclists expected for Las Vegas fundraiser
• Boy, 10, with leukemia to live dream of knighthood at Renaissance Festival

Thursday, Oct. 7

• Desert Oasis blanks Pahrump, 41-0
• Obama won't sign bill tied to foreclosures after problems found
• Naked hippies, glowstick and the final tour: A chat with LCD Soundsystem's Nancy Whang
• Brian Sandoval, Rory Reid trade jabs in Las Vegas debate
• Hash House a Go Go opens at M Resort
• Callville Bay at Lake Mead, damaged by flooding, partially reopens
• Vincent Cassel dazzles in crime biopic ‘Mesrine: Killer Instinct’
• Angle aide accused of handing over campaign secrets in Massachusetts governor's race
• Resource center for parents opens at Sunrise Mountain HS
• Andre Agassi's tennis career is long over, but the fire remains
• ‘Life as We Know It’ is romantic-comedy mush
• Former Clinton energy czar stumps for Harry Reid
• Penn National, Leonard Green said to bid for M Resort
• ‘Buried’ gets buried under its own premise
• Sharron Angle pastor: As a Mormon, Harry Reid is cult member
• Clark County elementary students 'Read for the Record'
• Court: DUI defendant can use 'necessity' as a defense
• Raggio: I'm with Reid, against Angle because she's so extreme, but still against Obama's agenda
• Republican leader Bill Raggio endorses Harry Reid
• Southwest adds 2 Las Vegas flights in new schedule
• Two community garage sales open to Henderson residents
• St. Viator’s to host community pasta dinner
• Hoover Dam bypass bridge dedication planned next week
• Man late on rent accused of arson; damage at $100,000
• Las Vegas mayor: Plan to give employees Fridays off 'not a done deal'
• Green Valley Library to host college fair
• Toni Braxton files for second bankruptcy after canceling Las Vegas shows
• 7 Strip casinos to host New Year's Eve fireworks displays
• Sharron Angle: Muslim law taking hold in parts of U.S.
• County seeks volunteers for event to assist the homeless
• Format of Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon to change for 2011
• Cosmopolitan exec: Las Vegas economy shows signs of recovery
• Man pleads not guilty in drug-related shooting that killed mother, injured daughter
• UNLV WR Phillip Payne to serve suspension for disciplinary reasons
• Las Vegas fire stations hosting open houses Saturday
• Joe Heck: 'I don't know who Orly Taitz is'
• City councilman to host document 'shred-it party'
• Nevada PTA to present star-studded event at South Point
• Coroner IDs 2 men killed in collision with school bus
• State Supreme Court sidesteps issue of inmate pardon
• Court rejects rehearing for inmate accused in strangling
• Amber Alert canceled in Nevada after 3 boys found safe
• Cool and sunny day ahead for Las Vegas
• Two more website operators sued for copyright infringement
• Maurice Clarett, Nighthawks are the Locomotives' next challenge
• Terrorism expert says Las Vegas a top target
• North Las Vegas shifts money for more school crossing guards
• Gaming Control OKs Harrah's recapitalization plan
• It’s time to rethink terrorism wars
• Fox not the only network that has partisan leanings
• Angle campaign serves as training for cycling career
• Out-of-staters should not be influencing our elections
• Educating Americans
• Did dairy lose business because of executive's support of Harry Reid?
• Harry Reid accentuates the positive in final campaign push
• Plaza gets Strip stuff at downtown prices
• Henderson elementary students have a blast with NASA shuttle
• In a harshly worded lawsuit, Lightman seeks 'amicable' resolution with Donny & Marie
• Hot Spots: Disco, derby and Disney done dirty
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Sex, scandal and missing receipts at the Erotic Heritage Museum
• Nevada Ballet Theatre's turning pointe
• I'm with famous: Rick Lax fakes celeb pictures at Madame Tussauds

Wednesday, Oct. 6

• North Las Vegas City Council votes to cut jobs at detention center
• Hendrix of the decks: DJ Qbert brings the underground to America’s Best DJ 2010
• 56-year-old man killed when motorcycle, van collide
• Committee says North Las Vegas employee salaries 'out of whack'
• Nightlife news & notes: Rolling Stone's Hot party, AMG's world-domination and sake
• Commissioners OK casino event tents, despite neighbor complaints
• Who is your celebrity crush?
• Police: Robbery suspect apologized, said he needed money
• Making it better: The bullying of gay and lesbian teens must stop, lawmakers say
• For fans of this year's BikeFest, it's all about life, death and choppers
• Chinatown’s Taiwan Deli has tasty bites at ridiculously low prices
• Three questions with Village Meat & Wine’s Tim Jensen
• Sing for your supper at Dad's Grilled Cheese
• Eight random excerpts from Vince Neil’s new book
• 'Never Let Me Go' brings emotions to science-fiction films
• Thai secrets at Nittaya’s
• What to watch and where to go this week
• The Rooks' final show comes with no hard feelings
• 'Kind of' isn’t good enough: The halfhearted 'Funny Story' feels sorta stale
• Art incognito: CAC’s new exhibit is hidden in plain view
• Matador at 21: Fest of a lifetime
• Mitt Romney in Las Vegas stumping for GOP candidates
• 'Secretariat' the movie is far from a winner
• Police searching for man who fired at vehicle
• Hendee exhibit 'Ice' is built around sci-fi, yet brilliantly housed in a history museum
• Baby dies after crash following emergency C-section
• Weezer’s music isn’t what it once was, but the live show’s still fun
• Art store has business license revoked for improper sale of paint
• Dream Zone: 'putting mascara on my armpit hairs'
• Arizona woman identified in fatal U.S. 95 crash
• Another reason to hate your homeowners association
• Vdara Death Ray? What Vdara Death Ray?
• Thinking about Christmas, hate and more
• Murder charge dropped against MMA fighter in football player's death
• Mom: Teens at UMC should recover from lightning bolt
• WSJ: Dems look to use marijuana to energize Nevada voters
• Las Vegas gets $570,000 Homeland Security grant
• Nina Hartley’s adult film career has been long, distinguished and trailblazing—and it’s far from over
• Random photo of the week
• Deputy chief to lead fire department in January
• Memories of Tony Curtis from his star-studded funeral
• Spots still open for annual 31ers Reunion luncheon
• Mob museum gets about $15,000 more from state
• Insurgo’s founder should be ashamed of his gay-bashing message to a critic
• Angle: If I win, I will get any constituent who wants a meeting in to see powerful GOP senators
• Pahrump Valley Winery ready to stomp some grapes
• Highway Patrol investigates possible hit, run on I-15
• Las Vegas Veterans Memorial selection unveiled to city council
• Nye County officials arrest 33 in burglary, drug sweep
• 1 critically injured in western valley crash
• Court: Scott Ashjian to stay on ballot as Tea Party candidate
• RNC mails 200,000 absentee ballot request forms to wrong county, has to do robocall to inform voters
• Stranded hiker rescued from Red Rock Canyon
• Steve Wynn: Election is "choice between free society and one dominated by government"
• Repaving project smooths Sahara Ave. in east LV
• 2 die after SUV crashes into school bus on Decatur
• Nevada State College acting president to lobby Legislature
• Poll shows low approval for Obama hurts Dina Titus
• Metro releases photos of man wanted in store robbery
• Defendants seek dismissal of Boulder City lawsuit, lawyer fees
• Las Vegas' largest city employees union, city reach tentative pact
• Car accident causes minor gas leak
• Moped rider dies in northeast valley crash
• Las Vegas Monorail in discussions with bondholders
• Isolated thunderstorms possible for Las Vegas Valley
• Prep Football: Week 7 Picks
• Nightclub & Bar Awards add Vegas category
• Unveiling the Sun's 2010-11 MWC hoops preseason poll, honorees
• Seven more defendants settle Righthaven copyright lawsuits
• Las Vegas home-school resource center seeks $250,000 grant
• Perennial powers Gorman, Palo Verde still occupy top spots in rankings
• Henderson hosts 10th Annual Hispanic International Day Parade
• Group plans to sue over right to sell insurance to nonprofits
• Planning Commission revokes massage parlor's 24-hour use permit
• State Supreme Court refuses to revive charter drivers' tips lawsuit
• State Supreme Court upholds man's murder conviction
• Angle ignorant on plight of disabled
• The middle class cannot afford to vote for Angle
• People want Reid ousted because of his leadership
• A tea party that rivals Tim Burton's view
• Every dollar counts for Rory Reid
• The legacy of TARP
• Inventions that vastly improved our quality of life
• New website focuses on your neighborhood
• Candidates square off in hotly contested regent race
• Pink Ribbon Saketini

Tuesday, Oct. 5

• Hiker stranded in Red Rock Canyon in phone contact with police
• Swiss rocker dies in I-15 accident near Mesquite
• Tales we tell: Nightclub pickup lies ... and the bitter truth
• 2 Utah students struck by lightning flown to UMC
• Lake Mead's Callville Bay closed; damage estimated at $1 million
• Family-owned Italian restaurant opens in Southern Highlands
• Armed man leads police chase, crashes near Henderson Target
• From the comedy store: Carrot Top bets the Fish and loses; RP heads to China; Geechy Guy live on KUNV
• Democratic club chairman blasts Angle staffer for 'racist' Facebook post
• Business tax likely to increase to pay back jobless fund
• ESPN's Kenny Mayne name-drops his UNLV chops in "Kenny's QB Camp"
• Trash, recycling proposal divides county commission
• Angle, Reid have new ads in Senate race
• Athletic Commission makes small amendments to drug testing policy
• County opposes study for Bali Hai golf course
• Firehouse Subs to open in northwest Las Vegas
• Roy Nelson waiting on knee, Lesnar before agreeing to Carwin fight
• Judge reduces Perini’s lien against CityCenter
• Group to propose changes to coroner's inquest process
• Metro officer involved in shooting in northeast valley
• UNLV releases lengthiest weekly injury report to date
• Sunset Park to go dark after 9 years of holiday lights
• Henderson to host National Trails Day event
• County seeks artist submissions for annual Day of the Dead celebration
• Snyder Elementary students urged to walk to school Wednesday
• Fire at Eldorado Energy extinguished; no injuries
• UNLV professor to lecture on Native American history
• Hearing set for man, 19, accused in shooting, hiding body in desert
• Commercial market shows gains after months of free-fall
• Dozens to rappel off the Rio to raise money for Special Olympics
• Defendant in R-J copyright case fighting Righthaven lawsuit
• Smithsonian magazine story slams 'noise, impulse, chaos' of Las Vegas
• Angle might think twice before bragging about influence with DeMint
• Metro plans family-friendly block party to encourage safety
• Vehicle hits child riding bicycle in southwest valley
• Police: Girl, 8, at center of Amber Alert was sexually assaulted
• Cooler temperatures move into Las Vegas
• Notebook: Rebels facing new challenges in preparation for West Virginia
• Sharing responsibility to fix deficit
• Health care law is good because it levels playing field
• Republicans are turning U.S. into Third World state
• A foreclosure mess
• Candidates could tap these solutions to help Nevada
• Governor’s race tightens as budget debate avoided
• Sharron Angle offers juice to Tea Party of Nevada opponent
• Why don’t candidates put their party affiliation on their signs?
• In crime, teens see a dead end at coroner’s office
• $3 million budget hole means Boulder City layoffs likely
• Rutgers student’s suicide prompts Las Vegas anti-bullying rally

Monday, Oct. 4

• Schwarzenegger puts on a show as Curtis service turns into spirited affair
• Alexander Dawson School to host fall festival this weekend
• Hearing set for man in drug-related shooting that killed mom, injured daughter
• Birther Orly Taitz supports Joe Heck (or as she calls him, 'Joe Hack')
• Craft fair to benefit breast cancer research returns to Spring Valley Vons
• Registration open for Summerlin 5K run/walk
• Matador Sunday recap
• Reutimann had better keep one eye on his rearview mirror
• Conservatives launch "Organized Labor Party"
• Two more Henderson teens arrested in drug-related slaying
• Harrah’s, Wynn Resorts earn top score in annual Equality Index
• Jill and Jamie Lee Curtis, Arnold Schwarzenegger among those paying tribute to film great Tony Curtis
• 3 Las Vegas neighborhoods on list of nation's 'most dangerous'
• Gibbons makes progress in recovering from broken pelvis
• Reptile expo coming to Santa Fe Station
• Storms bring McCarran delays, damage to Lake Mead area
• Macau's casino revenue growth slowed to 40% in September
• Report on child deaths shows mixed picture in Clark County
• Life is a Team Sport
• More showers expected today in Las Vegas
• Safeguarding our youth
• Angle’s terrible health insurance ideas
• Reid was right, so it would be wrong to vote him out
• U.S. needs a fair, equal trade policy with China
• Providing kids nutritious food is just half the battle
• Prostitution can have a place in society
• Cancer's compassionate warrior: Support group has a Las Vegas edge
• Stimulus suffers from image/reality disconnect
• Cugino's offers Italian worth waiting for

Sunday, Oct. 3

• Matador Saturday recap
• Brad Garrett, Ryan Seacrest co-producing a show for the kiddies
• Team Angle on tape: Shows she is "blunt, plain spoken" leader: Team Reid: "supreme hypocrisy" by trying to make deal
• New York Times: Vegas faces its deepest slide since the 1940s
• Fire guts two apartments, displaces 8 in North Las Vegas
• Coroner identifies man killed in crash near Laughlin
• Angle: “I’m not sure I can win” if Ashjian’s in, nat'l GOPers “have lost their principles,” need to “leave me alone”
• Nevada panel supports state's first bear hunt
• Thunderstorms possible again today for Las Vegas
• Candle blamed for fire that does $180,000 damage
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in collision with car
• Same old story as UNR keeps cannon, pounds UNLV, 44-26
• UNR has BCS and championship aspirations following hot 2010 start
• Notebook: Payne breaks out in losing effort
• Fans of the red and blue tailgate, mingle before game
• Making patients safer
• Let’s work together to fix education
• Shame on us if we put Republicans back in power
• Taxpayers deserve honest account of taxes, spending
• Wishing we could see this three-way Senate debate
• Commissioner forces issue on recycling ‘pilot programs’
• Harry Reid is right at home in a tough fight
• Angle has proposed insurance mandates
• Why do Nevadans want Reid ousted?
• Remembering Tony Curtis: Lover of screen and studio
• Longtime Metro cop always his own man
• Vanguard Lounge offers open-air nightlife in the heart of Downtown
• Max Brenner general manager Ryan Sterling indulges our sweet tooth
• Publicist Michael Caprio puts the word out on Vegas picks

Saturday, Oct. 2

• Up next for UNLV: West Virginia
• Instant analysis: One positive out of another UNLV loss to UNR
• UNR makes it six straight over UNLV, prevailing 44-26
• 'The Defenders' calls on Cristalli & Saggese to make Vegas its home court
• Matador Friday recap
• Letters show company employing GOP assemblyman who attacked Reid over dairy deal sought the same deal
• Wide disparity between Angle's rhetoric and record on insurance mandates
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 4
• 4 Nevada questions on November election ballot
• More thunderstorms possible tonight in Las Vegas Valley
• Nevada Democratic Party settles copyright lawsuit
• Proposed mini-golf course heading to planning commission
• Gentlemen's club files counterclaim against dancers
• Private school proposed for central Las Vegas denied use permit
• Boulder City, NV Energy in dispute over power charges
• Las Vegas Pinoy Festival set for Saturday
• No mere heartthrob
• A place of refuge just minutes away
• Punishment of UNLV player far from adequate
• Despite accolades, health care reform doesn’t make sense
• Superintendent pick says to teachers: Don't fear me
• UNLV-UNR game puts families' team loyalties to the test
• Vdara 'death ray' captures imagination of world's media
• Accordions! Norwegians! In Las Vegas?!

Friday, Oct. 1

• Kickoff return for a touchdown part of Centennial's win against Mojave
• Foothill beats Del Sol for sixth straight victory
• Las Vegas defense continues to shine, blanks Chaparral
• Arbor View continues hot start, tops Shadow Ridge by double digits
• Man killed in single-motorcycle crash on U.S. 95
• Canyon Springs cruises past Rancho for third straight win
• Green Valley picks up last-minute victory at Moapa Valley
• Disastrous second half for Spring Valley gives Durango big victory
• Desert Pines takes down Valley on the road, 19-6
• Blocked punt sparks Liberty to blowout win over Basic
• Eldorado inches closer to playoffs with win against Sunrise Mountain
• Legacy notches win in another battle with Cimarron
• Chris Jackson, Derrick West lead Clark to blowout win
• Two interception returns for touchdowns help Silverado down Coronado
• Gorman's Anu Solomon passes for four touchdowns in blowout win
• Week 6: High school football roundup
• Former state official says dairyman Goedhart’s attack on Reid “is misleading and appears to be politically motivated”
• Bruno Mars charged with cocaine possession in Las Vegas
• Five thoughts from Vampire Weekend
• Four Clark County residents honored as outstanding Nevada artists
• Voter registration closes Saturday
• Right to Life group announces endorsements
• Lawsuit filed against Southern Nevada eBay buyer dismissed
• The Harvick and Hamlin reality show
• There was cool, and there was Tony Curtis cool, and there was no comparison
• Las Vegas hotel knew of 'death ray' in 2008
• Court rules in former Henderson teacher case
• Win No. 1 for coach Hauck, and Reno week is here
• Scattered showers falling through Las Vegas Valley
• Diversity initiative: 10 years of success
• Retired justice O’Connor backing judicial merit initiative
• Software taking strain out of understanding Six Sigma
• Q&A: Joseph A. Magliarditi, CEO of Hard Rock Hotel
• Software pioneer has game-changing plan
• Lenders gaining speed in going after commercial foreclosures
• Conference laying out latest trends in blogging
• Vegas thankful for Korean Air today, hopeful for future
• On the move
• Take Five: A closer look at UNLV vs. UNR
• Summerlin woman honored with first pitch at MLB game to celebrate birthday
• Experts lead discussion on Nevada's economic future
• Bellagio art gallery offering free admission Saturday
• Betting money pouring in on UNR
• Green Valley Library hosting community book sale
• College names facility for founder of local air conditioning company
• A refreshing change
• Schools chief selection merits support
• Key to securing America’s future: Studying the past
• Americans decry lost jobs yet seek low-priced goods
• Jon Ralston couldn’t make this up if he tried: Ashjian important
• Scott Dickensheets: Our reefer madness makes author see red
• State to host summit on halting spread of MRSA superbug
• MGM Resorts to train thousands more in diversity
• Quincy Sanders: How his helmet stoked rivalry
• Metro Police motorcycle officer involved in crash
• Jose Aldo takes out another featherweight, but there's plenty more
• Three-touchdown effort from unexpected source leads Palo Verde past Cheyenne
• Henderson tennis pro eliminated from local tournament
• Grudge match brings out best in Donald Cerrone
• Matador Records' family of bands gathers for Vegas-sized celebration
• Ink house: A gallery for tattoo enthusiasts

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