Sunday, April 30
Saturday, April 29
Friday, April 28
- Two die in NLV plane crash
- Democratic leader claims Porter broke election law
- Accreditation team checks on UNLV
- Gates to kick off her re-election campaign
- Man gets 25 years in failed robbery
- Local news briefs for April 28, 2000
- Two sought in killing of of NAACP leader's son
- Defendant's, victims' families crowd Williams hearing
- Attorneys will field questions from public
- 99-degree temperature ties April record
- Obituaries for April 28, 2000
- PCL box: Stars 8, Cannons 5
- Kodak may join Neonopolis project
- Wynn buys D.I.
- Murphy's mom reveals 'threat'
- UNLV softball team drops last 2 at home
- LV firms part of air tour industry lawsuit
- UNLV women shut out Utah
- Bandits stung in San Diego
- Letter: Juipe gets a bogey
- Letter: Don't blame horsepower
- Letter: Salazar: Look in the mirror
- Letter: Cheap shot not a surprise
- Attorneys argue need for inquest
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: More fishing records could fall this year
- New judge picked for Walters
- There's no love lost between these two Stars teammates
- Second Rainforest Cafe merger fails
- Atlantic City casino to be expanded
- Loan-sharking, mob ties lleged at Indian casino
- Management team may be favored as casino investor
- Regulators OK limits on 'Addams Family' slot
- Officials meet here this weekend to discuss managing recreation
- FBI raid on books targets layoff bets
- Armored car robberies connected
- Gaming board gets Malone flier case
- Warm weather hurts Southwest Gas earnings
- Profit improves for Camden
- High court awards Hughes company mineral royalties
- Burger King to capitalize on 'Viva Rock Vegas'
- New school past first hurdle
- Judges face Senate questions
- Del Mar parent trading on Nasdaq
- Commercial brokers form local society
- LV woman sues employer for stock
- San Diego firm expanding to Vegas
- Attorney offers online legal services
- Second bank branch planned
- Ex-sales manager takes state post
- Revenues increase, losses widen
- Injunction issued against ex-patient
- Profit improves for LV bank
- Judge continues bankruptcy case
- Profit improves for big LV auto seller
- Foreclosure action sought
- Retailer enters LV market
- Bankruptcies for April 28, 2000
- Panels: Happier homes, funding key for schools
- LV home builder ends 24-hour sales office experiment
- Sierra Health stock plunges on earnings warning
- Breakup plan due today
- Officials: Dust regulations necessary, but not easy
- Las Vegas appears behind in trying to lure Rockets
- Downtown business incubator proposed by mayor, NDA
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Our changing Earth Day
- Letter: Gibbons unfairly left out of photo
- Letter: Handicap signs improperly used
- IBL box: Las Vegas-San Diego
- Letter: The kids know: No good reason to close school
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's prep results
- Saturday horse racing entries
- Editorial: GOP leaders are way out of bounds
- Basic win sets up showdown
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pruett off to slow start on Winston Cup circuit
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: What about spring training?
- New rules target summer recruiting, limit scholarships
- Guard recruit faces surgery
- Editorial: Privacy lacking at banks
- Gouged for grub
- The Movie Guys: 'Frequency' makes fascinating cosmic connection
- Birth announcements for April 28, 2000
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Lending an ear to sounds of Kraftwerk and Sven Vath
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Agony of a loved one's death: In life and print
- New 'Folies' at Tropicana boasts an impressive make-over
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recalling Noel Coward's foray into Las Vegas
- Community news briefs for April 28, 2000
- Program launched to help Hispanics in small businesses
- Bike races planned
- Street kids to get 48 hours of help for kids
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Bidding a fond farewell to Caesars' Palace Court
- Cheesy sci-fi films survive and endure among fans
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Tuning into radio duo's departure
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Courtesy not dead, but on life support
- Pair win major awards for their inventions
Thursday, April 27
- Nevada regulators OK Addams Family slot machine
- Man pleads guilty to federal conspiracy charges in investment scheme
- Bob Cashell offers to play role in RSCVA
- Illinois alone in lack of funding for compulsive gambling
- Tennessee House panel approves legislation making online betting a crime
- Telephone wagering, slot machine bills go into law in Louisiana without governor's action
- Arizona couple plead guilty in multi-county video gambling network
- Local columnist may run for County Commission seat
- Misdiagnosis costs eye doctor $2 million
- Mayberry suggested for police chief
- Costs of labor central to council budget talks
- Popular kids' activity looking for a home
- Construction defects alleged
- $10 billion raised in record IPO
- Durango clinches division with win over Bonanza
- Condo developer to buy El Rancho
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Give southern schools the edge in baseball, but not in softball
- Senate delays vote on Yucca bill veto
- DA: Murphy may have coerced change in will
- NDA launches new website to attract tech companies
- No deal made yet for D.I.
- MGM, New York-New York seek edge with new airport check-in
- Interim chancellor leaving post
- Cram rips plan for separate Henderson school district
- City completes garage; clock starts on Neonopolis
- Scam artists targeting Arkansans
- One of three Arkansas gambling petitions dropped
- Public agencies, citizens forge federal land wish list
- Repairs approved for reservoir
- Obituaries for April 27, 2000
- LV Springs plates to be available soon
- Bryan touts bill on Black Rock at hearing
- Nevada unemployment inches up in March
- Local news briefs for April 27, 2000
- Senators hear about protections for Black Rock Desert
- Phase 2 launch for Venetian hoped for this year
- $10 million high-rollers casino nearing completion
- MGM Grand child-care center still in planning stage
- Sales, profit increase for LV company
- Venetian, Station Casinos tout employee child-care centers
- Nellis honors officer killed in Kuwait
- PCL Box: Stars 9, Cannons 5
- Minor setbacks
- Cordish unveils sweeping plans for downtown Reno
- Mohawk casino deal may be good for future, causes rift in the present
- Agencies criticize parking plan for Tahoe's clothing-optional beaches
- Henderson golfers in favor of proposed municipal course
- Coyotes baseball team ranked 13th
- Bishop lawyer offered TRPAs top job
- District attorney backs officer's shooting of escapee
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Technology could give boxers a lift
- Activist group hits Sierra timber swap agreement; may trigger backlash
- State Supreme Court standardizes domestic violence paperwork
- Central Missouri's first riverboat casino back on track
- Prosecution wraps up case with key testimony
- Child welfare changes called a start
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Packaging opens up frustration
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Catching up on the progress of local shows
- 'Laverne & Shirley' sweethearts reunite and find that 'Grease' is the word
- Sing Along! "We Go Together
- High court rejects appeal in suit over Frontier strike
- Prison for young offenders criticized
- Pa. governor helps raise GOP money
- Community news briefs for April 27, 2000
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Grant Stanley and Rachel Hirsch
- Behind the scenes: Art Besser and Randy Minyard
- Editorial: Don't botch it this time
- Editorial: Another reason for drug benefits
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A treasured tradition
- Letter: Special interests destroy builders
- Catching up with: Jody Lupo
- Letter: U.S. not rescuer of children
- Letter: Thank heaven Elian, father are reunited
- Phillips battling to keep trainer
- Coach optimistic about Rebels
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Controversy surrounds heavyweight fight
- Wednesday's prep results
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- Boys Volleyball standings
- Prep Baseball standings
- Prep Softball standings
- Boys Golf Standings
- Young driver rage of Formula One
- Speedway taking shape as June opening nears
- Pit road dangerous to racing crews
- Stewart struggling as sophomore
- Wynn buys Desert Inn
Wednesday, April 26
- Nevadans applaud Clinton for nuke bill veto
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Yucca doing wonders for Nevada pols
- State gaming board probes Malone flier
- As passions flare over gun control, the Great Western Show relocates to Las Vegas
- Expert: Murphy, Tabish prints found on coin list
- Hotel-casino designer bids for D.I.; Wynn still in picture
- Local news briefs for April 26, 2000
- Singer wins order in LV against Web operators
- Nevada Power parent pulls out of Guinn's summit
- Prisoners get appeal boost from high court
- Billionaire offers to buy out minority Stratosphere holders
- Coroner's inquest sought in deaths of six teenagers
- Bellagio tax break plan moves forward
- Proposal on animal measures rejected
- Racism alleged in credit dispute
- Mikohn prepares to drop 'Gaming' from name
- Police union chief vows to fight move to oust him
- Las Vegas' new budget favors taxpayers
- Venetian contractor sued over benefits to trust funds
- Child welfare changes called a start
- Savvy wine buy: Sauvignon Blanc '97
- PDS terminates deal to buy casino
- Albertson's including gas stations at new Las Vegas markets
- Two firms lose licenses
- Timeshare operator's results continue improving
- 110 journeymen graduate
- Gaughan files suit over flier
- Water rights may be useless to buyer
- Construction wages under review by commissioner
- Clinton taps LV Judge Riegle for U.S. District Court job
- Nellis air show will include Thunderbirds
- Bail set at $40,000 for driver in Strip accident
- Clinton nominates Riegle for federal judge post
- Officer shoots two dogs in LV home
- IBL standouts enjoy bonus paydays
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ego fuels need for an entourage
- Prostitute's probation revoked
- On the agenda: Refine refereeing
- Nevada officials praise Clinton for vetoing nuke waste bill
- Guinn: Nevada lacks funding for major pollution, conservation efforts
- No link seen between agent, UNLV
- Sierra Club to spend $8 million on 17 congressional races
- Community news briefs for April 26, 2000
- '60-Minute Gourmet' out in paperback edition
- Tuesday's prep results
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Desert Inn has a blast celebrating No. 50
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: An essential visit to Essentials
- Revving up taste buds with a hot-rod chef
- Las Vegas company files lawsuit over work on '70s television show
- UNLV closes home schedule
- Three Rebels tennis players All-MWC
- Las Vegas' Park picks Air Force
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Sale could jeopardize D.I. course
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Banker leaning toward Lewis in title bout
- UNLV baseball team defeats intrastate rivals
- Shades of Honus Wagner: CCSN's Joe hits 4 homers
- Three troubled schools on road to recovery
- Ralph Siraco's notes
- Thursday's horse racing entries at Aqueduct
- Letter: Reno earns praise for Elian case
- Letter: Insurance needed on gun sales
- Letter: Medical research gets boost from Nevada senators
- Political notebook for April 26, 2000
- Editorial: Clinton rebukes nuke bill
- Taxpayers association assails teachers' revenue plan
- Editorial: Customer service gets more priority
- Father of prominent LV attorney Gentile dies at 86
- Obituaries for April 26, 2000
- Illinois alone in lack of funding for compulsive gambling
- State official challenges country club on sale of water rights
- Jury in Edwards trial: "At what point do we give up and go to another charge?"
- Greenville casino, bank swap lawsuits over loan
- Shreveport denies request for truck stop casino
- No dictionaries allowed in Edwards trial
- Last tribes stop payments to New Mexico
- Card rooms challenge Indian gaming measure
- Indiana residents keep up opposition to proposed Indian casino
- Illinois regulators say compulsive gambling funding denied
- License scandal go-between caught at Illinois casino gets 14 months
- Coast Coliseum put on notice for possible lawsuit by casino
- California developer buys closed casino in downtown Reno
- Gaming Commission approves Isle of Capri for Boonville casino
- Evans' memorial service planned in May
- Prosecutors try to reinstate charges in wild horse shootings
- Las Vegas could become first city to end euthanasia
- Wynn might get $5.5 million tax deduction for art
Tuesday, April 25
- Registration at smog stations a hit with DMV
- Man who oversaw development of Beau Rivage leaving Mirage Resorts
- Las Vegas sports agent, associate arrested in Auburn star's case
- Business briefs for April 25, 2000
- Attorney advised against digging up silver
- Veto won't deter Yucca work
- Nature sends message to new city auditor
- Guinn associate aces PUC worker out of job
- Neighborhood favors commercial development
- NLV considers ordinance to keep offenders out
- Middle school may ease NLV overcrowding
- Man who had sex with teen murder defendant sentenced to prison
- Three drugs found in woman accused of hitting pedestrians
- Local men arrested in Alabama basketball case
- Dioxin findings not expected to delay interchange
- Body found in dumpster identified
- Salmonella case linked to recalled juice
- Woman claims assault, threats by officers
- Leading Assembly Democrat dies from cancer
- Regulators limit kids' exposure to Addams Family slot machine
- HomeBase testing here as well
- Home Depot picks Las Vegas for national Internet sales test
- Sun City developer posts big earnings increase
- LV developer's stock plunges 50 percent, faces delisting
- Jurors get the case of former governor in Edwards trial
- Pipeline logjam shorts gas stations
- UNLV police chief finalists set
- Highway cleanup program on hold
- Coyotes baseball team ranked 16th
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Nelson pulls off upset in charisma competition
- Local news briefs for April 25, 2000
- Man sentenced to 50 years in killing
- UNLV lefty Olson earns national honor
- Riviera earnings improve
- Key executive leaving after merger
- Merrill Lynch upgrades Station to "buy"
- Mikohn quarterly earnings plummet
- Big pharmacy company settles Vegas criminal probe
- Public defender to stay on case of missing wife
- Fired prison guard reinstated after hearing
- Bar killings draw life without parole
- Agency seeks delay in releasing inmates
- UNLV tennis to honor seniors
- Robinson hoping to ride momentum
- Community news briefs for April 25, 2000
- EPA honors Nevada environmental efforts
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Right move in Miami
- Letter: Schneider hero of homeowners
- Letter: Organ donors deserve our heartfelt thanks
- Editorial: Police will target aggressive driving
- Editorial: Reunion was long overdue
- Columnist Dean Juipe: New parks not always a godsend
- Obituaries for April 25, 2000
- Ralph Siraco's notes
- Boy needs your help to go to summer camp
- Upcoming business events for April 25, 2000
- PCL box: Grizzlies 7, Stars 5
- Wednesday's horse racing entries at Aqueduct
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Log on and get to know the neighbors
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Show off your 'Street Smarts'
- Administrative assistants keep the office humming
- Clinton vetoes bill to send nuclear waste to Nevada
- More than 40 employees of alleged crooked firm charged in stock fraud
- Sierra Club to spend $8 million on 17 congressional races
- Sports agent, associate arrested in Auburn star's case
- Sierra season winding down as spring arrives
Monday, April 24
- Wisconsin casino could draw 3 million a year
- Fertittas continue selling shares
- American Wagering quarterly revenues up, but loss widens
- World Series of Poker results on casino's website
- Corruption case going to jury
- Many Seven Hills homeowners settle suit over Rio golf course
- Study says Nevada is unhealthy, dangerous
- Shooting suspect sent for mental testing
- Accused man says lawyer wrecking his marriage
- Dam built to divert future floodwaters
- Nevada State Bank parent posts a loss
- Shareholders join suit over rates
- Perchlorate findings concern scientists
- Santa Fe Gaming's earnings improve
- Test Site rocket launches clear 1st FAA test
- Desert Inn marks 50th anniversary
- Hearing held in Strip accident
- Nye County officer details day of Tabish arrest
- Dognapping suspect nabbed
- State ponders penalty for flier attacking Malone
- Bank owner's earnings fall
- Oasis LV apartments in talks to settle disability access suits
- Nevada regulators seek data on taxi supply
- Three Tenors lift the soul of a rock 'n' roll reviewer
- Local news briefs for April 24, 2000
- Woman pleads guilty in fatal DUI
- Ensign vows to lobby for alternative to nuke waste dump
- Supreme Court to hear arguments in libel judgment
- Four-year-old assaulted in park restroom
- Workers' comp experts say small businesses subsidizing big employers
- Bush leads Gore in Nevada fund raising
- State still says regents violated open meeting law
- Vegas Indy 300 notebook: Hearn has a ticket to ride -- in the Indy 500
- Speedway could land CART race
- Brazilian records historic trifecta
- South Carolina lawmakers moving to resolve casino boat issue, but courts likely will have final say
- Prep Schedule
- Big-game herds survive state's devastating fires
- For Irwin, 4-wood forecasts trouble
- Nelson finishes second to none
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: A large field is likely to run for the roses
- Woman helps fill neighbors' plates
- Columnist Dean Juipe: TPC owners bored by pro golf
- Community news briefs for April 24, 2000
- Services set for pioneer Las Vegas educator Moten
- Obituaries for April 24, 2000
- Sellout crowd cheers famed opera stars
- Editorial: Springs preserve is critical
- Letter: U.S. defense a forgotten issue
- Letter: Students suffer consequences of poor decision
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, April 24, 2000
- A Las Vegan remembers her cousin, the Stooge
- Local Three Stooges imitators soitenly love their jobs
- PCL Box: Stars 2, Grizzlies 1
- Box score: Stars 6, Buzz 5
- Builders Association looks to raise gas taxes
- Horse-drawn carriage spills riders onto roadside
- Less competition for stars in Minden
- Man charged with shooting wild horse in Utah
- Babbitt renews calls for revising mining law
- Justices to hear dispute between California, Arizona and Indian tribe
- Officers recall surprise of stumbling onto $7 million in silver
- Airlines consider return to Lake Tahoe Airport
- U.S. Supreme Court turns down Nevadan's death sentence appeal
- Jury deadlocks on murder charge
- PCL Box: Stars 3, Fresno 2
- PCL Box: Stars 3, Fresno 1
Sunday, April 23
Saturday, April 22
Friday, April 21
- Man gets two life sentences in killing
- Tiffany circulates petition to break up school district
- Vegas Indy 300 entries
- PCL Box: Buzz 5, Stars 3
- Prosecution may rest by end of next week
- Trial costing county about $7,400 a day
- Motorists wonder why LV fuel costs vary from block to block
- Curtain closes on movie studio
- Mayor down on downtown slowdown
- LV ad firm closes Phoenix office
- Business park with six buildings planned
- Regulators have targeted Gouldd since 1990
- FTC, states succeed in quest to close Equinox International
- Revitalized West Las Vegas seeks direction
- Council members set public meetings
- State rejects ground-water study plan
- New LV Internet company sees bright future for local dot-coms
- Slot maker loses disputed jackpot case
- Disappearing act prompts lawsuit
- CEO purchases $3.5 million in stock
- Park Place chairman defrauded in credit card scam
- Bingo industry is hoping technology leads to expansion
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Concern replaces laughter
- Orleans slaying suspect nabbed in New Orleans
- Next stop: Indy
- Land for motocross park not available
- Two ex-Gorman students file lawsuits
- Bankruptcies for April 21, 2000
- Reid bill would boost veterans aid
- Aggressive driver sting nets 200
- Obituaries for April 21, 2000
- Spanier, author of many books on gambling, dies at 67
- CCSN baseball team ranked 16th
- Letter: IRL needs good ink
- Letter: IRL not the ticket
- Letter: IRL-CART divorce final
- Bayno signs final recruit
- George hopes to keep IRNL in LV
- Columnist Peter Benton: Hyland wins LVCC title
- Aaron still thrilled at Masters showing
- Byers in top form to defend his title
- Cey again?
- Brazilian wins first phase of show jumping competition
- Rebel men in MWC tennis semifinals
- Opposition to a new truck stop casino
- Record take for gambling halls
- City attorney won't prosecute ex-Saints coach
- UNLV pitcher strikes out 15 as Rebels add to streak
- Local senators try to keep ban
- Justices side with casino winner in payoff dispute
- MWC tennis tournament results
- TV actor's car stolen, crashed
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Scholarship applications soar at UNR
- Lightfoot tapes first U.S. TV special
- 2000 NBA Playoff Schedule
- Military watchdog group to appeal Navy training plan decision
- Wild horse shooting trial moved to Carson City
- Some question timing of student-city paintball war
- Utah woman wins $9,632,620 at Mesquite resort
- Vote on proposal to restrict gaming sites in D'Iberville delayed by Gaming Commission
- U.S. Championships wrestling seedings
- Man arrested in New Orleans for hotel murder
- Grand jury to review driver's drug use
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Gaughan enjoys spotlight at home
- Medical ethics subject of lecture series
- Easter: A celebration of the Resurrection and of renewal
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: If news tees you off ...
- Letter: OPEC column stirs memories
- Letter: Picking up litter not the answer
- Letter: Bell, Flud acted properly in Chandler case
- Editorial: Trying to bridge the digital divide
- Editorial: Blowing smoke in our faces
- The Movie Guys: 'U-571' submerges viewers in underwater thrills
- Birth announcements for April 21, 2000
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Who'da thunk it? Free speech lives!
- International show jumping competition gallops into Las Vegas
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Marino on track to team with Pitt
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Marsalis brings arts center season to jazzy end
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Dining choices are plentiful for Easter feasts
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Supergrass plays the biblical card
- 'Tap Dogs' hoofs its way into Rio's new Pavilion Theatre
- Stations Casinos and lobbyist admit to Malone letter
- Box score: Zephyrs 4, Stars 1
- Box score: Zephyrs 14, Stars 9
- Insurance increase proposed
- Dry weather forces Africanized bees into urban areas for food
- Dismore captures pole for Vegas Indy 300
- Delay on dust rules threatens area road projects
Thursday, April 20
- Politicians take money from Yucca Mountain contractors
- Western Junior Regional Championships results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Calvin Redden and Jaime Hughes
- Council cautious over Walters' billboard lease
- City council briefs for April 20, 2000
- Megabucks jackpot hit
- Nevada improves response to census forms this year
- Local news briefs for April 20, 2000
- Pedestrians injured in LV Strip accident
- Troubled home lender closes LV office
- Wednesday's prep results
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- UNLV tennis team back in conference action
- Oregon's Larwin wins Greco-Roman award
- Eldorado softball team takes third in Davison tournament
- Delta profit down
- Strike threat hurts US Air
- TWA loss widens
- United Airlines profit up
- Apple beats earnings estimates
- AOL beats profit forecasts
- Aerospace giant's profits fall
- IBM profit up, sales down
- Automaker earnings up 3 percent
- Profit jumps at G.E.
- Coke posts loss
- Cost estimates jump for nuclear weapons program cleanup
- Seance unable to conjure up Binion
- Nevadans still likely targets of IRS
- Focus shifts to alleged theft of silver
- New standard for 'big box' retail stores introduced
- Grand jury to review driver's drug use
- Lawsuit set in Silver State crash
- NLV recreation center plan moves ahead
- North Las Vegas news briefs for April 20, 2000
- Trial date set for Nellis airman
- Controversial church regains rights at UNLV
- Officer put on leave after firing into pile of clothes
- District Court gains ground on backlog of cases
- Plea deal reached in mental home death
- New plan outlined for raising damage limits
- Downtown office building gets final clearance
- Gaming supplier posts big income jump
- Former Alliance executive joins WMS Industries
- Buyout causes rise in operator's earnings
- Tax reduction explored
- TV actor's car stolen, crashed
- Historic deal completed with BLM over large land auction
- London-based partner injects another $60 million into Aladdin
- Friday's Las Vegas Senior Classic Tee Times
- Loss reported for LV casino supplier
- More test wells to be installed near Yucca
- LV real estate market in transition
- Obituaries for April 20, 2000
- Political notebook for April 20, 2000
- Columnist Victoria Sun: North to play in Classic
- Moten, first black member of School Board, dies at 66
- Ibeabuchi sent to mental institution
- Animal Foundation gets $2 million boost
- Tewell looks to stay hot
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Full slate means empty grandstands
- Merger failure requires bank to get back on track
- LV hospital operator beats earnings forecast
- LV gypsum plant owner in deal
- Good news for low-income renters in Reno
- Las Vegas man probed in alleged embezzlement
- Whiteside shines on mound for Stars
- Ray aims to get rolling in LV
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Much progress has been made in last 20 years
- Powell: IRL likely to return
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Christmas greeting a lovely Easter message
- Utah woman wins $9,632,620 at Mesquite resort
- Vote on proposal to restrict gaming sites in D'Iberville delayed by Gaming Commission
- Winds, dry brush, lack of rain-snow make for classic 'red flag' fire condition
- Defense arguments continue today in Edwards trial
- Bond, Hensley not eager for Senate vote on gambling
- Census questionnaire return rate up in Nevada
- Four injured, one critically, in accident on Las Vegas Strip
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Wall Street woes trigger bad memories
- Nellis wins CAP color guard duel
- Community news briefs for April 20, 2000
- Letter: Elian's relatives are abusing him
- Letter: Odyssey has taught family's children well
- Editorial: Good news from the census front
- Editorial: When to say no to money
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Be a voice for the dead
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lewis says WBA title belt is 'being stolen'
- Desert Inn celebrates its golden anniversary
- Taciturn Cooper a rising star
- McCullough serves as boxing role model to young visitors from Ireland
- PCL Box: Buzz 5, Stars 4
- Auto racing schedule, winners and point standings
- Skinner looking for elusive first win
- CART series missing American drivers
- Schumacher off to great start
- Team Petty carries on after patriarch's death
- Military watchdog group to appeal Navy training plan decision
- Some question timing of student-city paintball war
- Big LV multi-level marketing company ordered permanently closed
- Equinox to be dissolved
- Hacker disrupts service to Area 51 Web site
- Metro officers cleared in shootings
- Kenny withdraws support for casino location restrictions
- City Council sets asides funds for community center
- Vegas may get another master-planned community
- City television station faces restriction
Wednesday, April 19
Tuesday, April 18
- Women claim sexual harassment, sue Nevada Highway Patrol
- Wisconsin lawmakers say odds against new casino
- Louisiana, California tribes want to build $180 million casino
- Punk rock band going to trial over musical rights, royalties
- A year-by-year look at past Senior Classics
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Stickney's new project also involves stars
- Famed expert Baden testifies
- Bonaventure is concerned about potential distractions
- PCL Box: Stars 3, Zephyrs 0
- LV cost of living posts rare decline
- Online apartment leasing offered on website
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- Big Vegas companies post strong quarterly profits
- New Nevada banking operator posts profit
- LV apartments sued over robbery, assault
- Receiver, Equinox battle over big legal bill
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Son jailed yet Casper carries on
- At last, a glimpse of Area 51
- Obituaries for April 18, 2000
- Neal rips teachers union tax plan
- City names new auditor
- Polls in Gates-Rhodes race present conflicting results
- Candidate challenges regents on scholarship requirement
- Probe of deadly fire comes up empty
- MGM Grand cancels historic dividend
- MGM Grand, Aztar beat profit expectations
- Fertitta family raises $18 million from stock sales
- Former Gov. List joins company's board
- Union tries to force election at hotel-casino
- Judge decides to move trial in wild horse shooting
- Mohawks fire casino managers
- Police target aggressive drivers in area
- Local news briefs for April 18, 2000
- Highway patrol to fight lawsuits
- Spencer doing plenty with second chance in Las Vegas
- Deadline set for Floyd's mental experts
- Former police officer takes Metro to the cleaners with suit over $8.50
- Friends deal with suicide of Chaparral star athlete
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Change of course a big boost for fans
- Jury selection begins for man accused in toddler's death
- Hole-by-hole look at TPC at Summerlin
- 2000 Las Vegas Senior Classic Field
- 2000 Las Vegas Senior Classic facts
- Parity throws predictions out window
- Prosecution says it was all "pure greed"
- IRS agent testifies that Edwards spent more than he reported
- Closing arguments begin today in Edwards trial
- Monday's prep results
- Aqueduct horse racing entry list for Wednesday
- Visitors to pay for emergency services
- Three golfers fill final slots for Las Vegas Senior Classic
- Las Vegas student is applauded at Solar Energy Science Contest
- Community news briefs for April 18, 2000
- Newark to be LV airline's ninth destination
- Corrections
- LV developer sued by bonding company
- Lawsuits fly over Nevada Power rates, deregulation ruling
- Albertson's to anchor shopping center
- Editorial: No special favors for this company
- Editorial: Patients deserve better
- Porter trailing far behind House incumbent Berkley
- Letter: Arrest Elian's uncle, others
- Ensign outdistances Bernstein in fund raising
- Letter: Cubans in U.S. have same rights
- Letter: Parents have themselves to blame, not guns
- Casino giant reports record results for first quarter
- New Orleans casino winnings about the same
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Hiding history's truth
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Watch your tailpipes, motorists
- Legislative conference finds little common ground
- Judge may decide Tuesday to move wild horse shooting trial
- Three killed when plane crashes on cloud-seeding mission
- Three interested in buying out troubled Greektown Casino investors
- Woman killed in attack; boyfriend charged
- Liberace player piano to be auctioned
- Judge orders change of venue in wild horse shooting
- Probe begins into cloud-seeding plane crash that kills three
- Prosecutors say they "unmasked a terribly corrupt" Edwin Edwards
Monday, April 17
- Upcoming business events for April 17, 2000
- Harveys Casino Resorts to buy Pinnacle Entertainment for $675 million
- Unqualified success
- Suit filed over girl's burns at gas station
- Workers' comp premiums to increase
- Groups lay claim to plates on Binion car
- Housekeeper says coin collection was missing
- Nevada tow truck rules to change
- Las Vegas Internet stocks hammered in market turmoil
- Tax burden
- Reid's fund-raiser gains $500,000 for Democrats
- State attorney general's office to meet with Rhodes
- DMV now plagued by payroll problem
- Neonopolis pact remains elusive
- Ensign accepts, returns check from Yucca contractor
- Sanders, Ware to get shots at NFL
- Icahn might buy more struggling casinos
- Indian casino reports March slot revenues of $65 million
- Orleans hotel-casino to be expanded again
- LV gaming supplier reports improved earnings
- Resort operator sells $1.23 billion in stock
- Douglas County plans grand jury
- IGT director sells half his shares
- Long Beach notes: Move to Las Vegas good for Tagliani
- Obituaries for April 17, 2000
- LV's Tracy surprises himself with victory
- Opportunity Village remembers one of its founders
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Senior Tour deals Vegas a bad hand
- Henderson DMV branch to be open on Saturdays
- Local news briefs for April 17, 2000
- Community news briefs for April 17, 2000
- Prep Schedule
- UNLV softball team loses doubleheader
- LVMS christens new track
- CCSN Coyotes win 2 more
- PCL Box: Stars 13, Zephyrs 1
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Fusaichi Pegasus on fast track to run for roses
- Las Vegas Motor Speedway results
- Allen keys Stars in rout of Zephyrs
- Girl helps blind father rescue mother
- Montana: Settlement ends three-year fight, awards a probationary license
- Need for casino employees fuels classes
- Woman upset that man hasn't served time
- Democrats stretch voter lead over GOP in Nevada
- B.C. lawmaker likely stuck with bogus bill from Las Vegas
- Elko County imposes hiring, wage freeze due to shortfall
- Mayor, BLM set to sign historic land-sale deal
- Attorney's LV practice suspended
- Editorial: Zealotry gathers steam
- Letter: Republicans love to bash Clinton
- Letter: American flag can endure any desecration
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, April 17, 2000
- News we want to watch
- Public comment sought on future of wildlife refuge
- Alertness increases after fire at Washoe jail
- Woman dead, two boys injured in car crash
- Legislative conference finds little common ground
- Kansas Senate leader not sure Senate will vote on gambling bill
- Senate leader not sure Senate will vote on gambling bill
- IRS agent testifies that Edwards spent more than he reported
- Three killed when plane crashes on cloud-seeding mission
- Vargas may find De La Hoya in his way again
Sunday, April 16
Saturday, April 15
Friday, April 14
- Thursday's prep results
- Jurors see a change in Murphy
- Pros, cons of Internet gambling outlined for regulators
- NFL lobbyist defends stance on betting
- MGM, Station, IGT get analyst upgrades
- Tax preparation is offered next to gambling at casinos
- Board upholds fine in asbestos removal case
- Stock rises despite shortfall
- Psychics hope to commune with Binion
- Metro cop charged with Idaho bribery
- $1.1 bil. budget OK'd for schools
- Mom sentenced for child's scalding death
- Builders, homeowners at odds over no-lawsuit provision in contracts
- Democrats to beat drums for HMO patients
- Lawmakers call for action on bees
- Henderson residents protest apartment plan
- Development off to sluggish start
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Will extra cash really aid tourney?
- Dental school funding still sore subject for lawmakers
- Bankruptcies
- Letter: Little Al not done yet
- Letter: IRL woes? No wonder
- New thrift opens in Las Vegas
- NLV rec center OK to be revisited
- Vegas commercial real estate market grows, cools from '99
- Bankruptcy filed by LV call center owner
- Would-be limousine operator loses again
- Money approved for release of inmates to Drug Court
- Construction defects alleged
- Ocean Spray closing Cranberry World West tourist attraction
- Obituaries for April 14, 2000
- Death row inmate's appeal is denied
- 6,500 students expected to use Millennium Scholarships
- Community news briefs for April 14, 2000
- Vargas KOs Ike from spotlight
- Birth announcements for April 14, 2000
- UNLV's Ware hopes to hear his name
- Letter: Move doesn't tax drivers
- Letter: All kids should play
- Debate still rages on Lewis' film legacy
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser hopes to keep team's streak alive
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Close look at death row
- Tribe wants to build second casino near Green Bay
- Workers to be added to DMV
- Editorial: Three-ring circus enveloping Miami
- Official: Africanized bees will eventually kill in Nevada
- Editorial: Cold War legacy's blemish
- Tobacco settlement money approved for state programs
- Letter: Boot out all who backed Rogich
- Wine expert dead at 60
- Investigator comes to defense of detective in kidnap case
- Letter: Pressure on DOE needed to solve water problems
- UNLV baseball wins 4th straight
- Teachers to receive 2% pay hike
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- The Movie Guys: 'Keeping the Faith' strains to mix romance, comedy
- UNLV agrees to settlement in case of fired professor
- Tim Dahlberg named to AP national sports staff
- Municipalities offered money to support casino
- Casino regulators get lesson in Internet gambling
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Hungry for essays? Just 'Take the Cannoli'
- Reno drummer is 'tour guide' in 'Stomp' at MGM
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Tintoretto is a baker's delight
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Get a hunka burnin' love
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Take 2 Tablets and call in the morning
- Disparate Jones, Diller still thrill crowds in Stardust show
- The Reverend Horton Heat singes House of Blues crowd
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Bands 'shaking and shimmying into the unknown'
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Enduring Bennett returns to Circus Maximus
- 'M*A*S*H' co-star shaken by Linville's death
- Judge closes horse-shooting hearing, ponders venue change
Thursday, April 13
- Meese steps down as Reno police chief
- Coast businesses, including casinos, want answers about spring break
- T. Wong returns in the Edwards trial
- Edwards says he never received money from former casino owner
- Panel balks at tax break for Las Vegas newspaper publisher
- Charter school students' logs show unusual studies
- Cassidy embroiled in another 'caper'
- Families of ex-Test Site workers react positively to government plan
- Betting bill clears Senate panel
- Sports books cringe at proposal to include professional sports in ban
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: New hunting clothes are worth the wait
- Audit shows Guinn overspent $10,000
- Audit rips use of fed funds for substance abuse fight
- Binion's daughter describes father
- South Dakota finally gets its man
- Obituaries for April 13, 2000
- Senate run announced
- Charges filed in accident that killed six teenagers
- Venetian posts its first profit, gains high revenues from business travelers
- New resort set for South Strip
- IBL box: Richmond-Las Vegas
- Moody's may boost LV company's credit ratings
- Casino set for London, Vegas still in picture
- Bank loan for merger with Mirage detailed
- Nevada scores high on roads survey
- Cousins sentenced in murder case
- Espy hopes long layoff didn't cool off hot bats
- Henderson business owners react to development plan
- Profit rises for Von's owner
- State threatens businessman's expansion
- Defects alleged in lawsuits
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: New parks make record books useless
- Opinion survey fuels courtroom fireworks
- IRL race lacks drawing power
- Audit of governor's spending turns out to be trivial pursuit
- Prep Baseball standings
- Legislator lobbies for deregulation power lines 'cop'
- Aging LV area starting rebirth
- Prosecutor says driver used Ecstasy drug to stay awake
- Panel favor pier ban in most of Tahoe's Glenbrook Bay
- Local news briefs for April 13, 2000
- Raid on Lebanon home turns up poker machines, cash
- Former Binion employee pursued $100,000 reward
- Woman ordered to stand trial in husband's death
- DMV will soon offer telephone, Internet service alternatives
- Judge orders financial adviser to the stars held without bail for trial
- Southwest LV's 'quality of life' battle may be far from over
- Foul-up in adoption costs state $40,000
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- Silverado overpowers Centennial
- Unser, Hamilton wrap up preps
- Rebels competing in 2 track meets
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Durango strives for more than perfection
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Vargas sticks to prediction: Youth will prevail vs. Ike
- Wednesday's prep results
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Anthony Pluta and Nikki Rose
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Edwards says feds misinterpreting a tape
- Detroit mayor unveils budget, says casino dollars to be used to improve services
- Behind the scenes: John Jorgensen and Nathan Rincon
- Special prosecutor to decide charges for former gaming investigator
- Teacher who flew Nazi flag says she didn't do anything wrong
- Ex-Thunder Yashin can't play for Russia in World
- LVCVA hires consultant for I-15 tourism work
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- State attorney general going after LV telemarketer's funds
- Nellis AFB receives accolades
- Catching up with: Mitch Kallick
- Community news briefs for April 13, 2000
- Silver Bandits rebound with win over Rhythm
- Peer program is honored by Points of Light Foundation
- Boys Golf standings
- Prep Softball standings
- Boys Volleyball standings
- Judge dismisses gambling indictment against members of New Jersey social club
- Suit seeks shut down of Instant Racing in Arkansas
- Idaho governor signs bill ratifying agreement
- Michigan groups rally against gambling expansion
- New casino would open door to coin-operated slot machines
- Legislative auditors blast state Bureau of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
- Officials still seething over American's flight reductions
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: U.S. stuck in Kosovo
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: A lie by any name is still a lie
- Columnist Joe Delaney: 'Blue Man,' 'Stomp' drumming up support
- Editorial: It's time to erase this sorry chapter
- Editorial: Let's put an end to dawdling
- Letter: Support governor in restructuring of electric power
- Letter: Law enforcement in Mexico a sham
- It's not a plane. It's not Superman. It's ... those beautiful winged creatures
- Senate panel passes ban on college betting
- Attorney says Binion expressed fear of being killed
- Resort reports improved earnings in first quarter
- Douglas and Washoe may regain bus connection
- Alleged forger commited suicide before trial
- Edwards trial: Candy's accounts, Dozier's debts and the return of T. Wong
Wednesday, April 12
- Labor official proposes prevailing wage reforms
- IBL box: New Mexico-Las Vegas
- Arizona law firm allowed to use name in Nevada
- LV players win $1.24 million at L.A.-based Internet site
- Ford Credit unveils LV-area call center
- Real estate website offered
- Firm buying Ben & Jerry's, Slim-Fast Foods
- Columnist Victoria Sun: New putter gets some positive spin
- Columnist Peter Benton: Exclusive new club among best in the Southwest
- Judge worried about leaked poll results
- Mountain West Conference recruits, by team
- Miner dies in rig accident
- UNR graduate part of team that wins Pulitzer
- Nevada Park official: More money needed
- Nurse says Murphy appeared 'theatrical'
- Tuesday's prep results
- U.S. to compensate nuke workers
- GOP says Bush will back plan for Yucca
- Vegas operators fight low-power radio plan
- Rebels softball squad drops two games
- CCSN baseball team loses to Dixie College
- Carpentier hurt in LV fall; to miss next 2 CART races
- Political notebook
- Beckman backed to head civilian review board
- Mosley granted time to avert charge
- School shooter enters plea in another case
- Local news briefs for April 12, 2000
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Spring training talk underscores baseball's hypocrisy
- Assault suspect pleads not guilty
- 7,500 acres of federal land may be auctioned to private developers
- Audit points to charter school problems
- Developer balks at high cost of moving channel
- Woman describes alleged attack
- Bicyclists upset over rumble strips being installed on state's highways
- Council reconsiders TV station expansion
- Mastodon bones found in Nevada valley
- Tribal leaders check out video slots and other gadgets at Indian gaming trade show
- Feds prepared to sign CAP agreement, attorney says
- Senate gives first-round approval to gambling bill
- Analyst names Station Casinos 'All-Star' of gaming industry
- Resort launches image branding campaign
- Six-year-old lawsuit dismissed
- Sparks sergeant turns self in on stalking accusations
- Officer says death scene filled with guns
- Division of Gaming investigator fired
- Financial consultant wins $1 million on Internet
- April in Paris gala honors individuals' good works
- Federal judge allows club to open again
- Ute recruits perk up backcourt
- Obituaries for April 12, 2000
- Dentist, agent accused in bribery scheme
- Probe seeks motivation for troubled drug agent's death
- Community news briefs for April 12, 2000
- Bryan says Nevada workers to be included in compensation package
- Dinosaur bones found in valley
- Brothers started sporting goods store 62 years ago
- Asbestos workers vow to fight legislation to limit lawsuits
- Indy racer Unser Jr. moving to Henderson
- Skyhawks provide the power for Van
- Dye to transfer; shooting guard commits
- Competing coaches routinely rip Rebels when recruiting
- Watson, Kite are likely out of LV Senior event
- LV tour stop to offer $4.25 mil.
- Silver Bandits can't keep up with Slam
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Interfaith Center honors founders
- Columnist Dean Juipe: City still apathetic toward IBL
- Editorial: They take a pass on tax pandering
- Savvy wine buys: Chardonnay '98
- Columnist Jon Ralston: State should do homework on tax study
- Letter: Save us from our protectors
- Letter: The time is now to support state college
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Pros, cons of online shopping
- Editorial: Quality sure isn't the norm
- Customers reveal their lives while filing through a cashier's check-out line
- Can we have some cheese, please?
- FastBass trying to reel in NASCAR fans
- Auto racing schedules, standings and race winners
- Panel endorses extension of old-growth tree protection
- Man pleads guilty to attempted murder of teens
- Sex offender pleads innocent to assaulting hospital patients
- Teacher who flew Nazi flag says she didn't do anything wrong
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Foundation dinner replete with dignitaries
Tuesday, April 11
Monday, April 10
- Upcoming business events for April 10, 2000
- New merger shaking up Nevada bank industry
- Venetian builders win first round over construction liens
- Drug dealer tells jury he sold Binion heroin
- LV developer hopes to break ground on Miss. casino
- New developer may be lined up for Strip mall
- Partner alleges problems with slot in Bally suit
- Electricity plant sues union over picketing tactics
- Several witnesses didn't think Binion was planning suicide
- Little effect in Vegas expected from cuts at airline
- LV union fighting Congress on bill over asbestos claims
- Man charged in fake ID scam
- Officer fires at driver after police car rammed
- Dental school funding sought
- LV Internet firm sued by former executive
- Las Vegas man found not guilty in killing
- Brothers arrested in woman's death
- A sobering issue
- Ali bill passes Senate, heads to House
- Bankruptcy ruling delayed
- Local news briefs for April 10, 2000
- Some water rights to go on auction block
- Union sure tax will pass
- Dogged pursuit
- Search for Las Vegas city auditor drags on
- State AG's report upsets several people listed in document
- Future of baseball in Reno linked to stadium's condition
- Prep Schedule
- Community news briefs for April 10, 2000
- Darr and Nicholson ignite Stars' offense
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Come on feel the noise at speedway
- They can still drive at 55
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Car falls short, but fans stand tall
- Sampras averts Mac attack, lifts U.S. team
- Rebels land star point guard
- Officials: American Airlines flight cuts could lead to higher fares
- Casino could bring relief to beleaguered Borscht Belt
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: One Derby down, one to go for The Deputy
- NHRA Notebook: Gibson DQ'd by new rule
- Obituaries for April 10, 2000
- UNLV baseball finishes sweep
- Bandits squeak by Stuff
- Editorial: Ignoring the real outrage
- Box score: Stars 7, Cannons 1
- Letter: Heston not so respectable
- Letter: Much-needed laws vital to handicapped
- Laughlin River Stampede results
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, April 10, 2000
- NHRA at Las Vegas Motor Speedway results
- Columnist John Katsilometes: They come from afar to visit LV
- IBL Box: Cincinnati-Las Vegas
- To understand global politics, watch 'Star Trek'
- Box score: Las Vegas 15, Cannons 7
- Box score: Las Vegas 7, Cannons 3
- Drug dealer says he warned Binion of mixing drugs
- Gambling board member vents anger over Edwards remarks
- American Airlines criticizes premature leak of route cuts
- Box score: Cannons 7, Stars 3
- Light bulb may be source of fire
- Vegas driver struck and killed by police car
- Ghost town loses spirit, gains pleasures of the flesh
- Hiker spends night in Carson Range
- Tribes come to Portland looking for action
- University teacher pay top priority
- Half-mile dirt oval results
Sunday, April 9
Saturday, April 8
Friday, April 7
- Doubts linger over AG probe
- SCORE Desert Series leaders
- Rebels softball team splits with N.M. State
- Alleged assault in sand pit re-enacted
- Controversial TV ad drawing interest
- District applauds new schools chief
- Teachers union files tax petition
- High-definition TV debuts in Las Vegas
- Union shows, consumers don't, at LV session on Sprint merger
- Power plant to be built at Apex industrial park
- French Connection coming to LV
- Reid introduces veterans bill
- NLV jail inmate found dead
- Brisk pace continues for census returns
- NLV airport to take off with expansion
- Mikohn Gaming has good, bad earnings news
- Satre received big raise in 1999
- Casino Data sues to protect equipment sold to Nevstar
- Four Queens owner reports improved annual results
- Regents OK site for state college
- City gives downtown project deadline for tenant
- County's annual showcase opens
- Youth trash pickup program likely to end
- Counterfeit $100 bills spotted by alert DMV workers
- Birth announcements for April 7, 2000
- Regent board disputes finding of open-meeting violation
- Vassiliadis among 'Distinguished Nevadans'
- Higher fees possible for university students
- Garcia to receive $200,000 salary
- City council briefs for April 7, 2000
- Kind of a DRAG
- LV's block grants fall far short of local requests
- Political notebook
- Obituaries for April 7, 2000
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Marnell tuning up for big weekend
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels hope new facility cures ills
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Kill and run to Mexico
- Columnist Dixon: Finally, it's time to make some noise on 'The Strip'
- Agassi enjoys teaming up with Sampras
- NHRA records
- Solutions for the forlorned pet owner
- LV youngsters to engage in geography bee
- Thursday's prep results
- Stars-Cannons snowed out
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Letter: Children's eatery no place for slots
- Letter: Constitution defines census as a count only
- Editorial: Ignoring Congress wouldn't be right
- Editorial: Labor receives fresh look
- Getting back to Bach
- The Movie Guys: Audience gets pinned in 'Ready to Rumble'
- Digital technology edging into movies
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Reading suggestions? You came to the right place
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Shanghai Lilly offers visual, culinary delights
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Rio cuts loose with 'Footloose'
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Plastic Boomers go bust
- Columnist Joe Delaney: 'Viva Las Vegas' remains the afternoon king
- Gans makes many positive first impressions at Mirage
- Celebrities cope with rumors of death that just won't die
- Father, son charged in child's murder have violent family history
- Nader urges end to all logging on federal lands
- Local news briefs for April 7, 2000
Thursday, April 6
Wednesday, April 5
Tuesday, April 4
Monday, April 3
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, April 3, 2000
- Plea agreement in entertainer's death falls apart
- Former pro ball players team up for complex in NLV
- Contaminated soil removal is planned for Henderson
- Report to SEC: New Orleans casino may never be profitable
- Obituaries for April 3, 2000
- Carlos Garcia: A man of the people
- West Sahara neighbors fight used-car lot plan
- Sierra Health to expand military operations
- Kitty haven
- Tearful ex-wife details Murphy affair
- Former CompuServe exec takes Vegas post
- Defendants admit to romance
- President's visit a profitable one
- Internet gambling firm invades LV with bus ads
- Man arrested in counterfeit cab operation
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Derby hopefuls to square off at Santa Anita
- Radio networks moving from Boston to Las Vegas
- Millions may be wasted on failed bank merger
- Former exec sues over options
- Company dismisses auditor
- Attorney general fights for gambling on college sports
- Quest for a championship
- Police set up bogus Internet gambling site for NCAA title game
- Georgia group challenges findings of national gambling panel
- Council takes first step toward expansion
- Planners reject larger apartment complexes
- Community news briefs for April 3, 2000
- 'Stott Program' has grabbed interest of baseball community
- Racers giving accolades to 'The Strip'
- Local news briefs for April 3, 2000
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Gary, not Jack, could win Masters
- Final Four notebook: Gators' Miller could be heading for NBA
- Dismissal of charges sought for teen in slaying of father
- Rebels drop 2 softball games
- UNLV football team loses starter
- Fans soak up 'Big League' aura
- Defense's turn in Edwards trial
- Radio show host Bell retires -- again
- Political notebook for April 3, 2000
- Drunken driver sentenced to 20 years for killing boy
- Prep Schedule
- Reno officer fighting layoff
- Sexual assault may be solved with DNA
- Life with Louie
- Reno woman hit by truck, killed
- Regents will seek broadcast license for students
- Douglas County mulls step toward open space tax
- Letter: Bryan's stance on flag commended
- Letter: Long version of census a waste of time, money
- Editorial: Cleanup prompts a dispute
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Motorists flock to free fuel
- Half-mile dirt oval results
- "Trees Are Terrific" wins poster contest
- Reno High is Nevada's rep in National Science Bowl
- Group challenges findings of national gambling panel
- Clinton may be asked to protect Nevada's Black Rock Desert
Sunday, April 2
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