Saturday, July 31
Friday, July 30
- Local news briefs for July 30, 1999
- Davis vetoes bill over banked games
- The Flaming Lips shine on
- Wynn building AC community center
- Anchor wins Florida case
- MGM casino to help revive blighted downtown
- Mirage debt collection figure disappoints Korean media
- Little Caesars' 21 Las Vegas stores not affected by closures nationally
- Man guilty in murder of clerk
- Births
- Liens pile up against Venetian, builder
- Officials fear floods could cause radioactive contamination of water
- Neighborhood slot licenses are restricted
- Check-mates
- Las Vegas swap meet faces accusations of allowing sale of counterfeit goods
- 1999 American Legion playoff schedule
- LV business index falls again
- Mego sets reverse stock split
- Test Site expected to receive $50 million nuke research job
- State estimate hikes nuclear shipments
- Southwest merger endorsed
- FBI: Suspect in slot scam left LV
- Would-be politician faces fourth psychiatric examination
- Tourists attacked in Circus Circus lot
- Juvenile probation officers might carry guns
- Judge delays call on release of Binion tape
- Letter: County website serves residents
- Letter: Image of Mesquite is turning into a bunch of bull
- Letter: Golf course OK smells rotten
- Letter: Alcohol worst killer of all
- Columnist Dean Juipe: One leaves to applause, one to jeers
- Obituaries for July 30, 1999
- Letter: Pocono could not be bought
- Chance of more thunderstorms looms over Las Vegas
- Letter: Atlanta fans weren't at risk
- Road expansion worries residents
- Former UNLV star Kendall shares Hartford Open lead
- LV team named Strikers
- Three locals to compete in Soap Box Derby
- Editorial: Arena issue deserves a fair look
- Editorial: Going extra mile not to be missed
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Revving up for a literary 'Road Trip'
- Solutions offered in keeping gangs in check
- Coyotes lose to Rhinos
- Drug firm settles ad lawsuit with state
- Legion tourney begins tonight
- Still believin', Journey hits Vegas with a new line-up
- It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing band -- but that's not a problem in Vegas
- Date book
- Noise, screaming and blood everywhere
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Some suggestions for an arson-free Woodstock event
- Box score: Stars 5, Zephyrs 4
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- A trail of violence leads to a bloody end
- Saturday at Del Mar
- Saturday at Saratoga
- LVMS Dirt Track Points Standings
- The Movie Guys: 'Blair Witch Project': Be afraid. Be very afraid.
- Tyson's weight, opponent are still mysteries
- Stars trade rumors fly
- Mexican team fires 209 to win Americas Cup
- Wynalda vows to avenge men's World Cup debacle
- Good food, laughs and magic had at Empire
- Dial File - Steve Bornfeld: Apples and oranges and Emmys
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Early impressionists paved the way for today's stars
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Draft breezes blowing
- Pair of Jewish teenagers honored
- Reid, Bryan blast GOP tax cuts; Reid says Nevadans "Aren't Stupid"
- Excitement level high for MGM Grand opening
- Says Yucca project would draw 10 shipments a day
- Nevada site in line for weapons research project
- Former Washoe tribal police chief sentenced to prison on weapons charge
- Regulators approve Sprint rates
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- Couple stabbed at Las Vegas casino
- Curran ends tenure on Nevada Gaming Commission
- Local hands greet travelers
- Judge denies girlfriend access to Binion home
Thursday, July 29
- UCLA players get fines, community service
- Fewer needy Nevadans tapping state for cash
- TRPA looks into link between water level, Tahoe pollution
- Postal Service agrees to conduct environmental assessment
- Two die in separate rollovers on I-80 in Elko
- Two closed casinos to be razed
- Detroit's first casino set to open today
- Gambling regulators approve plan to limit slot machines
- Seeking shelter
- Park Place sells $300 million of notes
- Profit, revenue up for health insurer
- Automaker's profit falls unexpectedly
- Profits increase for home builders
- Henderson firm to sell seeds on the Internet
- Guinn denies he intervened in Southwest Gas merger
- Vegas air tour operators seek help from Asian-American businesses
- Nevada regulator argues for states' electricity rights
- Hotel-casino celebrates expansion
- State probes Mirage-Trump P.I.
- Real estate agent recalls 'disturbing' phone conversation with Murphy
- Experts: Gaming, transiency make LV tough for child-raising
- Flash flood watch is issued for Clark County
- Missouri regulators give OK to open boarding test
- Silver State workers fear union busting
- Arena study committee to hire consultant
- Test site, other DOE facilities set for special security training
- Judge sentences convicted child molester to life term
- Suspect in slaying of co-worker, employer, faces death penalty
- Local briefs for July 29, 1999
- Federal briefs for July 29, 1999
- Control of water project may shift to local agency
- Home for mentally ill patients opens
- Arena subcommittees named
- Box score: Zephyrs 7, Stars 6
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Friday at Del Mar
- Friday at Saratoga
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Armstrong hasn't sparked a local cycling craze
- Matthews snaps slump with HR in Stars defeat
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Congress shows support for wildlife
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Botha, Briggs battle for right to face champ
- UNLV picks ex-Navy coach
- Fishing report -- Las Vegas area -- July 29, 1999
- Vegas.com to sponsor IRL race at Speedway
- Editorial: State can do better for children
- Teens to serve LV needy
- Chambers envisions a winner
- Columnist Steve Carp: Big West breakup was inevitable
- The Las Vegas Youth Ambassadors fine-tune teens' stage talent
- Letter: Locals can force prices to drop
- Letter: Legislation would cripple research
- Letter: Liberals change story about Clinton
- Letter: Flag burners only hurt themselves, not rest of U.S.
- Obituaries for July 29, 1999
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Stepping to the plate with memories
- Community news briefs for July 29, 1999
- Force, longtime newspaper reporter and PR exec, dies at 91
- Editorial: Note to judges: Why make rules?
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Children must learn to behave
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: New Cherokee chief
- Former casino hostess claims she was made a scapegoat
- Tatupu declines UNLV job
- Excitement level high for MGM Grand opening
- University regents approve Whittell land swap
- Elko County Commission violates open meeting law, AG says
Wednesday, July 28
- Authorities believe bank heists linked
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 28, 1999
- Two men arrested following shooting in Carson City
- City may require gates to be installed on all private streets to cut confusion
- Two sentenced for bank robberies
- Community news briefs for July 28, 1999
- New Soroptimist club formed in Henderson
- Goodsprings JP to retire
- LV man's vision: Space tourism
- Three new casinos are friendly with unions
- Sodak earnings rise
- Susan McDougal: At last, Whitewater figure speaks
- KC gambling revenue slips by $3 million
- Casino details
- MGM Grand's $225 million Detroit property unveiled
- Atlantic City hotel-casino faces bankruptcy
- Binion probe turns to Murphy glass
- Argosy Gaming operations improve
- Tenet takes restructuring charge
- $340 million needed for projects on southern I-15
- Historic district guidelines take shape
- Mendoza to retire on Aug. 1
- Nevada Power set to close on merger
- Methamphetamine cooks face more heat
- Gaming industry, critics argue over jump in political activity
- Builders sued over employee benefits
- Metro Police target pimps in attempt to curb child prostitution problem
- Cassidy will replace Gans in Rio showroom
- Film production companies merge
- Blue Diamond Highway expansion revealed
- Company tries to pry funds from IRS amid allegations
- Donations can send needy children to camp
- Guinn critical of beautification project cost
- Seven applicants eye judicial appointment
- Weather records for July may fall
- Las Vegas home builder sold for $20 million
- Health organization loses contract at senior center
- Nevada labeled as one of worst states to raise kids
- Del Papa challenges county suit
- Las Vegas Police targeting taggers
- Box score: Zephyrs 4, Stars 3
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Local pros making noise on golf tours
- Columnist Peter Benton: Legacy marks 10th anniversary
- Tatupu declines UNLV job
- Sprint-car series expanded
- Kosovar refugees in Vegas content to stay, group says
- Obituaries for July 28, 1999
- UNLV women's basketball team hires operations chief
- Education expert Chance dies at 52
- Reno police investigate predawn shots fired
- Two men arrested following shooting
- TV shift creates quirks in schedule
- Gomez may rejoin Stars
- Letter: Ted Kennedy for president
- Letter: Ancient residents lurking in canyons?
- Letter: School is no place for commandments
- Letter: Tax-exempt bonds meant to benefit public, not industry
- Editorial: Let's learn a lesson from flood
- Editorial: Let candidates know gaming view matters
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Mile of Style Expo offers fashion hints, chance to help
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Athletes creating crime spree
- Ruling on NCAA bid delayed again
- As we approach the millennium, how do we view Satan's sanctuary?
- McDougal looking forward to 'quiet life'
- New twist in UNR's Whittel estate buildings
- Accessory charges filed in Buffy Rice Donohue slaying
- Competition begins Saturday in wake of international wrangling
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Thursday at Saratoga
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- State approves licenses for Detroit's first casino
- Two downtown casinos to be demolished
- Sierra Pacific Resources and Nevada Power merge
- Atlantis Casino Resort expansion complete
- Sun Valley man pleads guilty to sexual assault on a child
- Two men missing after car washed off road
- State policy mulled for hunters on private lands
Tuesday, July 27
Monday, July 26
- Review: Primus delivers a bucketful at House of Blues
- Riviera hit by Strip competition
- SEC halts trading in stock of LV company
- Monsoons bring threat of more wet weather
- Murphy expected to provide handwriting samples this week
- Showcase expansion tenant is revealed
- Top shareholder to vote against $1.8 billion Southwest Gas merger
- Developer hopes to buy historic hotel
- Tunica casino ready to open
- Monopoly table game to be developed
- Flood control still a work in progress
- Stock repurchase offer oversubscribed
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 26, 1999
- Presidential candidates skeptical of gambling
- Bankruptcy likely for LV casino company
- Unruly passenger arraigned over incident on Delta flight
- Fourth New York flight added
- Home builder orders, profit increases
- Tape shows other side of Murphy
- Channel 10's future depends on digital TV
- Arraignment set for 3 suspects in Summerlin slaying
- Homeowners say condo project way too close
- Suicidal man who blew up apartment pleads guilty
- HIV billboards being removed in West LV
- Box score: Sounds 6, Stars 5
- Robinson ready to start '99 campaign, hire assistant coach
- Obituaries for July 26, 1999
- Lauryn Hill takes audience to the musical mountaintop
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Del Mar's opening creates frenzy in books
- Send in the Psychopathic Clowns
- High-tech movies 'Haunting,' 'Gadget' open atop box office
- Editorial: Time ripe for timber reform bill
- Letter: If writer is rich, where's that Rolls?
- MWC may be forced to wait for a bid
- Letter: Here is support for godly nation
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 100 faces, each telling a lively tale
- Letter: Fire department worth extra taxes
- Letter: Seek alternative to putting subway under the Strip
- Community news briefs for July 26, 1999
- Metro officer honored for work
- Brochures answer legal questions
- Boy Scouts attend New Mexico event
- School bus and truck collide, 16 injured
Sunday, July 25
Saturday, July 24
Friday, July 23
- New rules forcing governments to put values on their assets
- Nevada consumer advocate testifies on deregulation
- Dangberg back in court Friday
- Bryan wants to slow federal subsidies to timber cutting program
- Famed wax museum opens
- Stock offering delayed again
- Binion bought heroin on eve of death
- Manufacturer posts a loss
- Rules changes wouldn't hurt Big Time tourney
- Criminal probe launched of deal
- Silicon Gaming plans restructuring
- Casino, offices planned for Sunset and Gibson
- LV company to sell $125 million in stock
- Unions want to join LVCVA-Adelson lawsuit
- Jackpot merger vote set
- Judge clears way for casino opening
- Casino under construction in Canada
- Signs show completed bank merger
- Law school highlights
- Veterans' medical chief cites progress
- Reid bill would cut child abductions
- UNLV law school nears first birthday
- 'Johns' school' students learn street ways
- Hammargren keeps hat in political ring
- Despite House vote, Gibbons says F-22s still may come to Nellis
- Murphy fights handwriting samples
- Courthouse construction on track
- School board not giving up on funds for Ch. 10
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 23, 1999
- Grants to aid airports
- Reports show conflicting views of crime in Nevada
- Six Vegas residents arrested in alleged slot scam
- Small blaze forces Reno hotel evacuation
- Obituaries for July 23, 1999
- Police attorneys seek dismissals of civil rights suits
- Malpractice suit lands $4.2 million
- Killer escapes death penalty again after second conviction
- Letter: Milosevic just had bad methods
- Letter: Underpass site of next disaster
- Users responsible for products' effects
- Letter: Cancer-beaters right here in LV
- Letter: Speaking up only way to be heard by political system
- FBI decides Henderson Police didn't violate woman's rights
- Man wounded as SWAT raids house
- DUI offenders will be linked to their victims
- Pocono race not moving to LVMS
- Rebel sell
- UNLV's Kirk holds lead at Northern
- Boxer charged in sexual assault
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Las Vegas can learn from L.A.
- Newhan delivers for Stars
- Goodman seeks high-tech firms for downtown
- Letter: Lighten up on schedule
- Letter: Carp sheds some light
- Letter: Sun columnist gets it right
- Letter: His Cup has runneth over
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: NHRA chief likes NASCAR's blueprint
- Box score: Stars 5, Redbirds 3
- Editorial: IRS throws in towel on casino meals tax
- Editorial: Seriously consider privacy
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- Sun camp fund
- Movie Guys: 'The Haunting' is gaunt in the scare department
- More kids getting their shots
- Orbital mesmerizes in House of Blues
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A preview of Nevada Nick's at the Resort at Summerlin
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Gross? Hey, like, ya know, cool!
- Sound check -- Geoff Carter: Promoting dialogue on the question of arena concerts
- Sun Life datebook
- Show could use more of Richard, less of Berry
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Could Butera have scored with Little Richard hit?
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Challenging Brokaw
- 'Cats' to appear in Las Vegas
- High on a 'Hill'top
- Program launched to encourage car pools
- CDC gets $186,000 to study effects of nuclear fallout
- Man found guilty of second-degree murder
- Reckless drivers will to wear the names of their victims
- Smoky fire at high-rise hotel-casino was arson
- Judge refuses to hold separate hearings for suspects
Thursday, July 22
Wednesday, July 21
- LV man pleads Fifth in probe
- California regulators OK gas deal
- Widow needs help sending kids to camp
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 21, 1999
- Disaster aid phone number
- Group cites pollution concerns at Apex site
- Slashed budget threatens Yucca studies
- Nevadans pleased with federal aid for flood damage
- Tabish told Binion's sister of strong alibi
- Higher education turns private in LV
- Attorney demands fair price for Harmon property
- Vets' health care in bad shape
- Ocean Spray building second plant
- Utility seeks rate hike
- Casino 'Gray Book' issued
- Starwood buys time-share firm
- Notre-Dame De Paris coming to LV
- Indian casino firm earns $8.6 million
- Resort pay policy attacked
- Speedway owner buys LV auto dealership
- Nevada Power, Sierra Pacific rank high
- Harrah's sells LV Showboat
- LV visitor volume increased in May
- Casino operator joins Gaming Manufacturers
- Harrah's, Rio and Tropicana post gains
- One campus grins, the other bears it
- Twenty years later, murder victim remains unknown
- Senator says Dreyfus mansion will survive
- Rio's link to Strip begins to take shape
- Film complex planned
- Moratorium sought on adult clubs
- Las Vegas ticker: MGM hockey tickets go on sale Saturday
- Clark County news briefs for July 21, 1999
- Henderson council approves television cop show
- Rebel boxing team receives $25,000 gift
- Promoter: Lewis-Holyfield rematch in trouble
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Losses rub Cubs fans wrong way
- Speedway to host NHRA drag racing
- Fire crews face a new challenge in Elko County
- Old warehouse burns in downtown Reno
- Zion National Park bans riding inner tubes beginning next year
- Editorial: Those who have tax debts could get help
- Editorial: Utility regulators squabbling
- Community news briefs for July 21, 1999
- Nellis squadron finishing work in Albania
- Mass planned for Sakowicz
- Obituaries for July 21, 1999
- Brulee gets wonderful Hawaiian touch
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A lesson in label discrepancies
- Summer camp introduces kids to careers in medicine, science
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Nostalgic celebration opens 'Rat Pack' musical show
- Columnist Peter Benton: Van de Velde shows he's a good sport
- Condors getting too friendly; park cracks down
- Drag racing's finer points may elude the uninitiated
- A penchant for pens is written all over this weekend's International Pen Show
- Drag racing drivers catch Vegas fever
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Box score: Redbirds 3, Stars 2
- Thursday at Del Mar
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Reno airport pushes to offset Sparks demands
- Man's execution date set for September
- Two teens face trial in death
- Senators say IRS won't appeal meal tax decision
- English version of Paris show to premiere in Las Vegas
- Gas prices approaching record
- Highlights of May sales by Nevada merchants
Tuesday, July 20
Monday, July 19
Sunday, July 18
Saturday, July 17
Friday, July 16
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 16, 1999
- Out-of-staters get tuition benefit
- Sex-addict remark earns janitor two-day suspension
- Henderson: Calico Ridge development debated
- Henderson to get $811,000 HUD grant
- Panel denies plan for more housing
- Airport's optimism survives
- Earnings increase for banking concern
- Board of directors named
- Cost of living declines in Las Vegas
- Fabrication shop buys Vegas rival
- Utility earnings get a boost
- Nevada jobless rate dips
- Autopsy: Binion may have had fatal cocktail
- Mayor at work in U.S. capital
- Diamond doubles
- Historic district proposed
- Ethnic restaurant battles for life
- Wild horses may be ridden out of Red Rock
- Murphy free on bail, under house arrest
- Resort at Summerlin quietly opens doors
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LV drag race has Marnell excited
- Casino fined $250,000 for illegal sports bets
- Resorts support LVCVA
- Massachusetts lottery audit reveals lax oversight, fraud
- Help needy children go to camp
- As Congress debates HMOs, many Nevadans are protected
- 2 tagged for state's Black Book
- LV air traffic jumps 12.3 percent in June
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Suitors surround prep event
- Two arrested on charges of child molestation
- Flood of games engulfs visiting coaches
- Ethics Commission wants D.A. to look at case against activist
- Group fighting postal service expansion hires lawyer
- Birth announcements
- LV woman speaks way to finals of event
- Center treats sufferers of osteoporosis disease
- Death of mechanic at Levi's factory spurs federal probe
- Government may compensate sick Test Site workers
- Obituaries for July 16, 1999
- Sun Life datebook
- Brimmer attracts attention of recruiters
- All-Star Allen injures knee in win
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Expansion Union's sound transcends genres
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Siegfried and Roy revealed in pages of Vanity Fair
- Editorial: Finally, parks get their due
- Diggs wants to break down stereotypes
- Arts council gives money for program
- Movie Guys: Crocodile tale of flaccid 'Lake Placid' is a crock
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: People, dogs and games
- Dolphins drop Denton after brief NFL tryout
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Roger, Houston: TV has landed
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Newton-John misunderstood in her early days on the Strip
- Editorial: Some DOE workers could soon get help
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Lunches provide students recognition they deserve
- San Remo's 'Night Madness' a work in progress
- Letter: Books, movies insult intelligence
- Letter: Profane writing is abominable
- Letter: Commandments part of culture
- Letter: Las Vegas long overdue for subway system
- Rated: Raunch
- Douglas commissioners seek help to save Dreyfus estate
- Virginia fugitive agrees to return to face charges
- Nugget agrees to pay $250,000 fine for illegal sport betting
- GOP governors meet in Las Vegas to talk about their policies
- Box score: Stars 5, Grizzlies 2
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- No one stepping forward to provide services for man accused of faking his death
- Industrial site at Apex may finally become reality
- Funding fight puts firearms training facility in jeopardy
Thursday, July 15
- Murphy: Binion planned to enter rehab
- McDonald is taking care of his friends
- Factory to close marshmallow tour
- More racketeering charges for alleged mobsters
- Casino cashier pleads guilty to theft
- Valley Hospital sues doctor
- As resorts grow, retailers follow
- Nevada bucks trend for revenues
- Quarterly earnings increase 7.1 percent
- MGM earnings hit record
- Comdex is on list of holdings to be sold off
- Desert look sweeping across valley
- County declared state disaster area
- Order has District Court judges grumbling
- TV action show set for filming
- Downtown landowners get $3 mil. from county
- Casino gets OK on sports book
- Guinn laments consequences of regents' recent infighting
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 15, 1999
- Kansas vows tough fight as tribal casino nears final OK
- Number of serious crimes on decline in Las Vegas
- EPA says plan to widen U.S. 95 could create further problems
- Regulators put concerns aside over pair
- National Sports sues competitor
- Opening near for hotel-casino
- Deal could speed El Rancho plans
- Friends, family baffled by death of Vegas educator
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Money, sleaze drive today's tournaments
- Russo weighing bid for Congress
- Bennett family members not off hook in faked death
- Guinn asks for federal disaster aid
- Ramsey looking for strong second halves from Stars' marquee players
- Colletti seeks new trial
- Legion race is tightening up as it heads into the stretch
- Columnist Steve Carp: Tourism will decide soccer tourney's fate
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Botha severs ties with manager
- Traffic-signal system made Y2K-ready
- Late-night movie host, entertainer Timm-Dickey dies
- As part of rehab, troubled kids join Girl Scout program
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Dialing up telephone memories
- Former owner of Moulin Rouge Preddy dies
- Obituaries for July 15, 1999
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Lauding local Variety Club for years of service
- COmmunity news briefs for July 15, 1999
- Las Vegan Mike Marshall remembers his role helping children escape the terrifying Chowchilla kidnapping
- Editorial: High-tech companies take a pass
- Editorial: Use caution before adopting big tax cuts
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Lest we forget Saddam
- Letter: Blame Congress for national debt
- Letter: Humans cause animal suffering
- Letter: Career politicians should become things of the past
- Veteran Reno officer resigns amid internal investigation
- Police seek suspects in extortion attempts
- NTSB opens probe into glider crash that killed Smithsonian official
- French residents of Vegas gather for first look at new resort
- Officers arrest man trying to sell skull taken from crypt
- Lawmakers announce $1 million grant for Nevada mine workers
- American Legion Standings
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Fight schedule
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- Mobsters face more charges of attempting to take over outcall industry
- Gaming regulators nominate two for black book
- Goo Goo for GoGos
- Help children fulfill dreams at camp
- Work resumes at Levi plant two days following employee's death
- Ely chill breaks record
- Financing committed for Caesars deal
- Police shoot, kill, man in domestic violence standoff
- TV advance
Wednesday, July 14
- Sunrise Airlines begins service from Elko with stop in Ely
- Marine recruiter gets suspended jail sentence
- Cloaked in secrecy, Kubrick's last film has eager audience
- Guinn demotes PUC chairwoman
- Goodman's next stop: Washington
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 14, 1999
- Fire department reaches accord with American Medical Response
- Leasing costs worry Guinn
- Rawson decides to run for re-election
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Speculation on second race proves unfounded
- LV company faces quirky IPO market
- Sun owners look at Vegas cable television network
- MGM studio to sell $750 mil. in stock
- Horseshoe redeems chips
- Track ends pact with Internet betting service
- Community briefs for July 14, 1999
- Gambling debate hits hills of W.Va.
- Greenspun invests in golf publications
- Caesars' upgrades, redesigns website
- Beachfront casinos put new emphasis on sand
- Reno, San Diego men eyed for Black Book
- LasVegas missing from tech listing
- Internet ticketing program launched
- Goodman hopes to use eminent domain powers to create massive park downtown
- Details of Bennett's last days revealed
- Anderes named interim chancellor
- Channel 10 announces cutbacks
- PAC sues councilman, three others
- Tabish says he befriended, counseled Binion
- Second wave hits LV
- Board sides with UNLV professor
- Three held without bail in Summerlin shooting
- Study examines space at colleges
- 2-alarm fire damages 14 condominiums
- Schools eye federal grant to ease teacher shortage
- Planners eager to unveil zoning hotline
- Casino lounge piano player Sims dies in Florida at 65
- Help youths go to summer camp
- Porter may run for Berkley's congressional seat
- Obituaries for July 14, 1999
- Douglas, Nev., and Alpine, Calif., have history of cooperation
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Wind, rain can pose a danger
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Walters may fight BLM in court
- Columnist Dean Juipe: City needs to expand youth golf
- Soccer execs hopeful that CONCACAF will draw here
- Big Time Glance
- LVCVA extends bull riders sponsorship
- No. 1 summer tournament in nation tips off Thursday
- Local high school juniors steal this year's Big Time spotlight
- Columnist Peter Benton: Montgomerie, Els are best Open bets
- Public invited to review Red Rock Canyon plan
- Wednesday on POV
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Pouring on umbrella advice
- Editorial: Posturing threatens HMO bill
- Thai cooking made simple
- Letter: U.N. contributes to population control
- Letter: Trickle-down theory is all wet
- Letter: Southern Nevada polio survivors have friend in SNAPS
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Local celebrities to help roast new mayor
- Police to use surveillance cameras during Hot August Nights
- Funnel cloud touches down near Sparks
- Commissioners look for ways to save Mapes Hotel
- Officials plan to fix Colorado River area
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- No military honors for man accused of faking his death and assaulting teens
- Extortion attempt, bomb threat closes Reno grocery store
- Anti-AIDS signs raise ire in West Las Vegas
- Minor flooding hits valley, damage assessment efforts continue
Tuesday, July 13
- Principal's status yet to be determined after weekend standoff with police
- Tahoe Forest Service chief resigns for new job
- Molester accepts plea bargain in second case
- NLV: Conflict between city, developer likely headed to state high court
- Perennial candidate Milko faces psychological tests in new case
- Prison board gives Cold Creek facility different name
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 13, 1999
- Building defects alleged
- LV carrier adding Hartford service
- Family wins $295 million in rollover suit
- DOE offers contracting tips to Vegas businesses
- Matthews plans to see products, meet franchisees
- Gaming win rebounds
- Inspectors begin touring devastated areas
- Murphy release is delayed
- City approved spending
- $25 million OK'd for city parks
- McDonald sworn in as first councilwoman
- Las Vegas City Council news briefs
- LV teens seizing job opportunities
- Trash contract extended
- Nursing home in danger of losing certification
- Chambers turned into courtroom
- Noted restaurant captain Petrini dies
- Record exec, entertainment manager Newman dies
- Obituaries for July 13, 1999
- History professor, author Elliott dies
- Paris-LV offers Eiffel Tower weddings
- Trump casinos trim losses
- LV contractor to complete Y2K fixes
- Local p.i. admits he gave info to Trump
- Resort sues over jetliner noise
- Shut out of gaming hotels, Barber lands Speedway agreement
- Pro soccer event set for LV
- Ice pavilion, rides planned for hotel
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Marion: Words get in the way
- Denton to receive shot with Dolphins
- LVMS drag date may conflict with Long Beach Grand Prix
- Cold Creek residents win fight over prison name
- Hearing scheduled for man accused of strangling coworker
- Police believe man and woman killed each other
- Brush fire smoke not a health hazard
- Hilton to build indoor ice skating rink
- Arbitrator says cops must be paid if made to work on days off
- Housing problems cause delay in release of gambler's girlfriend
- Community news briefs for July 13, 1999
- Editorial: Finding teachers is harder
- Editorial: 'New Markets' plan would fight poverty
- Henderson: New library to help keep up with rapid growth
- Court dismisses lawyer's appeal in contempt case
- Mass casualty plan guarantees cities' emergency preparedness
- Immunizations
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: The thrill of their feat
- Moapa tub maker hit with fine
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Searching for soul at the Venetian
- Letter: Checking IDs won't change anything
- Don't make sports arena a priority
- Letter: Nation based on religious belief
- Letter: Social Security benefits should go to elderly
- Cosmo Fellow: Las Vegas' Jay Snowden gets the nod as Nevada's most eligible bachelor
- Anderes named university chancellor
- James Newman, Gladys Knight's son and manager, dies
- Smithsonian official, prominent pilot die in glider crash
- 'People of Detroit' to sub for stars at casino opening
- Elko County appealing fine in bull trout dispute
- Fire may have wiped out key winter deer habitat in Nevada
- Wednesday at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday at Belmont Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Man accused of faking his death at Lake Mead hangs himself in cell
- Man accused of faking his death and assaulting teens commits suicide
- Two dead in Carson Valley glider crash
- Woman run over while sleeping on loading dock
- New chief for Nevada tobacco control program
- Charges filed in two-year-old Elko murder case
- Highlights of May win report on Nevada casinos
- Arthur Bennett commits suicide in jail cell
- Lawyer: Binion feared harm from Murphy
- High-tech Henderson firm sours on city
Monday, July 12
Sunday, July 11
Saturday, July 10
Friday, July 9
- Trump plans new Atlantic City casino on site of Trump World's Fair
- Scientists say Mead safe for fishing, swimming
- LV company wins order in Italy
- Opening date set for New Orleans casino
- Trump may seek LV partner for AC casino
- Monsoons unlikely to hurt casinos
- Murphy defense team looking for $300,000
- Del Papa: County got fair share of program grants
- Life's necessities getting tougher to reach
- Laughlin sees its gaming market coming back to life
- Contaminated water found flowing into Las Vegas Wash
- Damage assessed, area braces for more rain
- Potential conflicts of interest loom over Silver State contract extension vote
- Neighbors respond to desperate calls for assistance
- Predictions mixed for Las Vegas
- Agency plans small business seminars
- Deal with AT&T adds 2,000 Nev. customers
- Resort at Summerlin's opening set for Monday
- Insurance adjusters get help
- LVCVA bond sale delayed
- Cats and dogs? Thursday's rain hit Southern Nevada in pools
- Despite damage to several schools, no classes are interrupted
- Insurance firms prepare for worst
- Flood basins, filled to brim, protect property
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 9, 1999
- Supreme Court rejects online attorney listings
- LV clean-up firms flooded with business
- Plans beefed up for Mesquite bull run
- UNLV's athletic department has concerns over revenue deal
- Power loss, gas leak cause chaos
- Disaster relief information
- Guinn tours damage, plans to ask for federal aid
- More rain expected
- Torrential rains are no stranger to LV Valley
- County to spend $15 mil. to curtail erosion
- Downtown offices of mayor, City Council waterlogged
- A plan gone awry
- Columnist Steve Carp: It's time for sports, Mack to play nicely
- Driver pleads not guilty in fatal crash
- Guilty plea entered in LV killing
- Bryan drums up support for Clinton's Medicare reform
- Trade sends Melo to Blue Jays
- Chambers sees CCSN as a future 'powerhouse'
- Killer rains swamp Las Vegas
- Community news briefs for July 9, 1999
- Birth announcements
- Sun Life datebook
- College aid piles up for LV student
- Obituaries for July 9, 1999
- Hop nightclub owner Drach dies
- Camp can help kids develop social skills
- More than a dozen local desert racers entered in 28th SCORE Fireworks 250
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Andretti skeptical of F1 success at Indy
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: 'Disneyland Forever' discs: It's a CD world after all
- Lion Around: A new habitat at the MGM Grand provides an up-close peek
- Movie Guys: Outrageous 'American Pie' serves up slice of teen life
- Editorial: Private mailboxes create controversy
- Editorial: You're getting sleepy ...
- Letter: Electorate rates Clinton too highly
- Letter: Old soldier stated plight of elderly
- Letter: Restaurants join health district in smoke-free trial
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Reflecting on signature songs of Sinatra, Anka, Bennett
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Here's a memoir that's not a portrait in tragedy
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: At outing at sensational Spago should be savored
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Getting huffy over 'Buffy'
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Sleepless in Archie Grant
- State Medicaid officials to hold public meetings in Vegas, Reno
- 'Nothing criminal' in Dreyfus estate report
- Government may have linked attorney to illegal gambling operation
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Box score: Stars 6, Grizzlies 4
- Jury orders Mustang Ranch turned over to federal government
- Fire burns about 9,000 acres near historic mining town
- Walker Lake loon mercury study expected to get $250,000
- Reno police investigate possible murder-suicide
- Commission declares a state of emergency in valley
- Murphy to remain in jail through the weekend
- $400 million flood control project saves lives, property
- Swingers descend on Reno for erotic art show, sexuality workshops
- Residents of flooded trailer park begin digging out
Thursday, July 8
- News briefs for July 8, 1999
- Calif. casino operator's earnings estimates up
- Analyst sees national possibilities for R&R
- Illinois firm expanding in Louisiana
- Frampton comes alive -- again -- at House of Blues
- Venetian results put expansion in doubt
- LV phone company continues to grow
- Construction defects alleged
- Nevada Power searches for water to expand plant
- Builder required to install sprinklers
- Synagogue gets OK for tower in Summerlin
- DOE chief backs reorganization
- Three big casinos bet on growth in northwest LV
- Physician: Binion was under 'a lot of stress'
- Six bulls killed on I-15 ride to Mesquite event
- Camp can be blessing for abused children
- State Medicaid officials to hold public meetings in Vegas, Reno
- Anderes to be recommended for interim chancellor job
- Southern Nevada prepares for two months of storms
- Analyst hikes earnings estimate for Mirage
- Chlorinating facility approved
- Defeated council candidate named to planning panel
- LV entertainment company scrambles to find financing
- Suspect in double fatal crash awaiting charges
- Second ambulance franchise sought
- Nevada's motor voter files missing
- Roofing firm boss indicted
- Community news briefs for July 8, 1999
- Teen graduates before heart ailment cuts her life short
- Rain washes out Stars game
- 'Home lanes' may give Durbin his first senior title
- Letter: Clinton has begun new tyranny wave
- Letter: Rich get richer, but do pass it on
- Letter: Reagan's legacy of greed will last for generations
- Editorial: Judges now must prove themselves
- Editorial: Unneeded donations can hurt relief effort
- Obituaries for July 8, 1999
- Pioneer developer Tam dies
- New veterans home to be more than place for old soldiers to die
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Comparing snail mail and e-mail
- UNLV scrambles to get on radio
- Columnist Steve Carp: U.S. women make good role models
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Vargas, Marquez exchanging shots before upcoming bout
- UNLV's Davis competes in Junior Pan Am meet
- Fight schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Monsoon rains dump on Southern California, flooding fields, streets
- Rains flood Vegas, swallow cars, smash homes, knock down walls
- Two deaths blamed on weather
- Heavy rains turn streets into rivers, strand motorists
- Tabish bail denied
- Judge delays arraignment
- Heavy rains turn streets into rivers
Wednesday, July 7
- Defense blames Conforte in Mustang Ranch trial
- High court rejects condemned man's appeal in Ely torch murder case
- Forensic hypnosis: Metro not using evidence-gathering technique
- Wynn named one of world's top 10 art collectors
- Wax museum opens July 22
- Trump slams Wynn's casinos
- Mismanagement probed at Indian casino in N.M.
- Kentucky is considering allowing casino gambling
- Lottery improves to compete with casinos
- American Wagering finishes LV hotel sale
- Venetian owner gains a victory in court
- County officials decide to fix Bridger Building
- Ex-Control Board lab boss: Open up file of Del Papa investigation
- Rains give Las Vegans break from heat wave
- Local, federal leaders meet here to discuss quality of life
- Education chiefs call for changes in math, credits
- Suit says lax security behind tenant's murder
- British gold auction sends prices to 20-year lows
- State may close two Henderson mobile home firms
- LV SAM'S Clubs, supercenters planned
- LV-Long Beach flights end
- Obituaries for July 7, 1999
- Fire injures Venetian worker
- Search ends for Vegas man lost at Lake Mead
- Las Vegas Internet company sues a founder
- Clark County news briefs for July 7, 1999
- Hay truck turnover ties up Interstate 15
- High court denies killers' appeals
- Deuces still not enough for Stars
- Arrest made in burning body death
- Defeated candidate targets McDonald
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Fryatt on track with Nike win
- Nevada regulators OK Internet home auction
- Residents may win prison name change
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 7, 1999
- Henderson news briefs for July 7, 1999
- Henderson: Reverse 911 calls will help residents in emergencies
- Brothel ownership called conspiracy of greedy people
- Utility exec's severance deal detailed
- Summer of Sam
- Supreme Court denies murder appeal
- Columnist Dean Juipe: City needs rich suitor to lure pros
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Exploring a new kind of nightlife
- Fishing report - Las Vegas area - July 7, 1999
- Columnist Peter Benton: Valley grad Schlosser chooses Missouri
- Shalala touts Medicare proposals
- Opportunity Village grows with valley
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Women's History Group remembers Nevada's early days
- Community news briefs for July 7, 1999
- Letter: No one can beat those walk signals
- Letter: Auto insurance rates discriminatory
- Letter: State-sponsored religion has no place in America
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Self-fueling isn't always such a gas
- Editorial: Grounding 'air rage' not easy
- Herbs add flavor and can help keep you healthy
- Editorial: Dolphins may not be so cute after all
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Let free thinking reign
- Top Clinton administration official pitches Medicaid plan to Las Vegans
- USDA will release Dreyfus report
- Air traffic reporters hover over the valley keeping watch on congested roadways
- This week's pro golf tournaments
- Thursday at Hollywood Park
- Thursday at Belmont Park
- Box score: Buzz 9, Stars 2
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Millions of acres of Nevada ordered off limits to smoking, campfires
- Court papers reveal two sides of Tabish, Murphy
Tuesday, July 6
- Box score: Grizzlies 16, Stars 5
- Living wills: Five Wishes type catching on in Nevada
- Box score: Grizzlies 7, Stars 2
- Convenience? You bet!
- Last relocation phase begins at sinking NLV subdivision
- Defendants in Binion murder to seek release
- Strip smut hearing bounced
- Small casino closes, 30 out of work
- Floyd enters not-guilty plea
- Top gaming analysts named
- BET Holdings plans restaurant at casino
- Metro: No rhyme or reason to recent rise in homicides
- Takeover speculation helps boost Aztar Corp. shares
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 6, 1999
- Dead bank robbery suspect identified
- Camping experience builds up confidence
- FEC dismisses election complaint against Reid
- EPA slaps fines against two area power plants
- Post-Independence Day fireworks illegal
- Holiday celebration turns tragic
- Women cite progress in advancing in casino industry
- Washoe County judges handle change differently
- Gates implements plan to get more cases to trial
- Box score: Stars 2, Buzz 1
- LV timeshare firm posts a profit
- Best firms for minorities listed, Nev. left out
- Southwest Gas suitor misses earnings estimates
- Airline cuts service to Oakland airport
- A wild, wild weekend at July Fourth box office
- Obituaries for July 6, 1999
- Upcoming business events
- Schools heat up as refrigeration fails
- Life sentence given participant in multiple murders
- Legend of billionaire candy king recounted
- Former Marine pleads innocent to killing four in Albertson's
- Editorial: Increase privacy rights
- The Carellis wedding
- Business people in the news
- Class-size reduction getting fed help
- Chief asks FBI to investigate harassment claim
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Singer's car a mangled reminder
- Community news briefs for July 6, 1999
- Letter: Airlines must share blame for 'air rage'
- Letter: Talk of surplus can't be true
- Letter: Don't ask taxpayers to spring for arena
- Letter: Writer dislikes movie profanity
- Darr belts 450-foot home run in defeat
- Coaches ready to evaluate tourneys
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Few excuses if baseball bettors lose
- Burning body in dumpster puzzles police
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Box score: Buzz 6, Stars 2
- Wednesday at Hollywood Park
- Fire threatening Reno homes put out
- Rodeo champ will get back on bucking bull despite near-fatal blow
- Cow and calf storm through Stagecoach
- Police arrest man in two LA drive-by killings
- Nevada State Senator Maggie Carlton back to waiting tables
- Attorney General supports Internet help
- Cost of dying going up in state capital
- Guinn, others to back Bush
- Casinos may host satellite museums
- UMC eyes new pact with clinic
Monday, July 5
Sunday, July 4
Saturday, July 3
Friday, July 2
- Country-pop artist Mitchell dies at 72
- Hospitals deny charges of employee intimidation
- Plan would bring LV golf retailer out of bankruptcy
- Energy bars a sweet seller for Nevada firm
- LV expects some 235,000 visitors this weekend
- Silicon Gaming to default on notes
- Riviera, Paulson settle for $5 million
- Competition, other woes hurt Mirage earnings
- Park Place chief leaves hospital
- Casinos halt payments to state
- Governor fights Indian casino
- Undefeated Coyotes corral Blue Ox
- LV casino credit company sold for $44 million
- Condon returns to UNLV softball program
- PBA Seniors at Showboat
- Boyd offering alternative to A.C. 'riff-raff'
- Reid joins Gibbons in Jarbidge cemetery dispute
- Employers Insurance closer to becoming private
- Southwest Gas CEO to get $16.6 million after merger
- LV homebuilding firm's merger canceled
- Ground broken on three retail projects
- Lawmakers move to overhaul finance law
- Fernald waste shipment to Test Site uneventful
- Reorganized LDS Church embraces different view of Mormon philosophy
- Explosions, fires open holiday
- Inspectors get an eyeful at nightclub
- Anderes top choice for interim chancellor
- Goodman stands firm on arena
- Mustangs' impact on Red Rock focus of study
- Birth announcements
- Another notch made in beltway
- Las Vegas news briefs for July 2, 1999
- Holiday caution called for
- Plea bargain made in outcall-takeover case
- Defense in murder trial: Death penalty 'doesn't seem fair'
- Seeking facts on Henderson zoning codes? Try city's website
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Wham! Bam! The terror of Sam
- Cook pleads guilty to killing his wife
- Guinn giving top aides hefty pay increases
- July 4th closings
- Single mom making sacrifices for camp
- Taking a 'Walk' on the wild side
- Letter: Seniors priced out of drug market
- Letter: Amendment's true meaning hinges on definition of 'state'
- Sun Life datebook
- Movie Guys: 'An Ideal Husband' not necessarily an ideal movie
- City moves quickly ahead with new parks projects
- Editorial: Gridlock is broken finally on HMO bill
- Editorial: Listening to waste worries
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: At home in the West
- Copperfield's pacing impeccable at Caesars Palace
- Obituaries for July 2, 1999
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Former Las Vegan jazzes up murder mystery
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Gigi's Southern cooking is a real down-home treat
- Columnist Joe Delaney: The Miller story you probably haven't heard
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: 12 Volt Sex returns from Paris, awaits album release
- Columnist Dean Juipe: New team yet to find its niche
- Locals aren't going crazy for the Cup
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Speculation on second race proves unfounded
- Reeling Stars suffer season's 1st shutout
- Bruckman/Hatz duo lead SCORE series
- Fireworks displays
- National Conservation Area designation considered
- Engler warns tribe against opening temporary casino
- Closing arguments next week in Mustang Ranch trial
- 17 casinos no longer have to share profits with state
- Cause of transformer fire still unknown
- 4th of July events
- Need to know where to find fireworks and other holiday events? Look no further
- Marilu Henner taxies over to 'Chicago'
- Saturday at Hollywood Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday at Belmont Park
- Box score: Grizzlies 5, Stars 0
- Firefighters battle wildland blaze southeast of Reno
- House OKs financial privacy
- Eight arrested in alleged telemarketing scam
- Forrest Mars Sr., founder of Nevada candy business and M&Ms, dies at 95
- Hospital executives guilty of $3 million in insurance fraud
- Mario Puzo, author of 'The Godfather,' dies
Thursday, July 1
- Old-growth trees cut down on Tahoe's west shore
- Department of Agriculture denies newspapers' request for info
- Wynn urges city officials to build arena, arts center
- Jarvis quits as head of state colleges
- Humana drops its health care plan for seniors
- Proficiency exam stumps 610 high school seniors for sixth time
- 'Air rage' cases are soaring
- Grace period allowed for using new ZIPs
- Lack of services stalls development in NLV
- Skinheads reportedly planning weekend concert
- S.C. deal details
- Video poker machines shut down in 33 Louisiana parishes
- Senate urged to fund gambling addiction studies
- Mississippi resort expanded
- Obituaries for July 1, 1999
- Parthenon-themed casino planned
- Local news briefs for July 1, 1999
- K.C. gaming win off slightly
- Hollywood Casino to expand
- First woman state senator, real estate broker Herr dies
- Cash flow rises for casino operator
- Judge bans sex leaflets in front of Strip hotels
- Employees locked in freezers in string of robberies hitting LV
- Tabish called 'brains'
- LV attorney Bernhard named to Ethics Commission
- Senate hopefuls smile over donations
- New stealth fighter to join Nellis arsenal
- Ruth bat to be auctioned in Las Vegas
- Las Vegas' IBL franchise to be called Silver Bandits
- Coyotes take on Blue Ox
- U.S. Bank will pay $3 mil. to settle suit
- Seed firm misses profit target
- Former mayor appointed to TSA
- Nevada workers' comp market opens up
- LV electricity use soars during heat spell
- Sterling Group figure pleads guilty
- Residents demand some justice over tumbling walls
- Propane tank explosion snarls traffic for hours
- Relieved Gonzalez finally catches on with Stars
- Bette Midler signed for Vegas shows
- $1.25 million in bail ordered in traffic death
- Families of murder victims have jurors in tears
- Marion says he's ecstatic to go to Phoenix at No. 9
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: From the class to the wilderness
- Columnist Steve Carp: NBA can work here, if done right
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tapia takes his best shots after the fight
- New Vegas Dog publication celebrates, well, Vegas dogs
- Hair's lookin' at you, kid
- Community news briefs for July 1, 1999
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Much too early to cheer
- Editorial: Medicare drug plan a right step
- Editorial: New councilwoman ushers in a change
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Plenty of choices for holiday weekend entertainment
- Red Rock Canyon offers education programs and ways to stay in shape
- Letter: Commandments good set of rules
- Letter: We'll pay for flaws of Clinton later
- Letter: Let's declare our independence from meat products
- Public input sought for use of AIDS funds
- New state prison locked up in controversy
- Las Vegas gleans tax revenue increase
- Injured bull rider recovering in Reno
- Investigators suspect arson in Reno apartment fire
- Thousands lose power in substation fire
- Residents lose electricity following a transformer explosion at power plant
- Defense begins in Mustang Ranch federal trial
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Letterman show picks a winner in Magliulo
- Reid: Humana dropping counties from program because it's not making enough
- Southern Nevada cops cut short on fed funds
- CART's not on the way to LVMS -- yet
- Proposed land swap deal abandoned
- Friday at Hollywood Park
- Friday at Belmont Park
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Box score: Grizzlies 11, Stars 3
- Fight schedule
- Mayor says stadium could bring downtown transformation
- Expect 235,000 visitors over 4th of July holiday
- Casino selection process was illegal, Barden says
- June was month of extremes across Nevada
- Cave Rock report deadline missed
- National Trust pledges support in effort to save Mapes Hotel
- Burton looking forward to high speeds on high banks
- Wallace disappointed but undaunted by season so far
