Monday, Jan. 31
- Black chamber of commerce plans gaming conference in Las Vegas
- Bank halts selective disclosure
- Letter: LV resort wins four-diamond award
- Riverboat fined for allowing child on board
- Firm closing LV hospital, cutting 135 jobs
- Big LV hospital operator to change name
- Casino investor dies
- Casino operator details alleged kickback scheme in Louisiana trial
- Arco merger decision delayed
- Anchor vows to appeal Florida lottery ruling
- NTS workers may get compensation
- Staff noncommittal on ambulance service
- Anderes drops out of chancellor race
- Pope returned to jail, awaits judge's ruling
- More plutonium studies urged
- Cuts hitting LV-area Timet plant
- Barely opened, D terminal set for expansion
- Historic Mapes Hotel demolished after prolonged legal wrangling
- Rec center search
- Students cut back on risky business
- Comdex sale nears; New York owner focusing on Internet
- Rams' win a push for Vegas gamblers
- Local news briefs for January 31, 2000
- Judges' rules ban fraternal orders that discriminate
- City Council faces contentious items
- Community news briefs for January 31, 2000
- McKinney-James to head renewable resources committee
- Guinn appoints local lawman to advisory council
- UNLV-St. Mary's box score
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Bettors seek 3-year-old to go on a Ram-page
- Obituaries for January 31, 2000
- Longtime entertainment critic Willard dies at 86
- Class size reductions pose budget problems
- Local business events for January 31, 2000
- McGruder commits to Vols, then wavers about his decision
- Prep Schedule
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Anecdotes reflect great game
- UNLV-NAU tennis match postponed
- Carson City brings "deadbeat dad" back into court
- Market owner arrested for alcohol sale to minor
- Rebels on target with Kambala posting up
- St. Mary's eight-run first inning sinks UNLV
- Road will close for Swayze shoot
- Washington woman dies on I-80
- Letter: Writer awaits mayor's example
- Letter: Trade show parking irritates reader
- Letter: Bottom line is Bush's backing of huge tax cut
- Editorial: Two reap financial windfall
- Jury deliberates punishment in killing at O'Aces tavern
- Killer of bartender gets death
- Columnist John Katsilometes: It's (Not) a Wonderful Leif
- Photographer John Broussard pays tribute to local notables
- Survey says residents willing to pay to save Lake Tahoe
- Sandia Pueblo dropped from national gaming program
- Interior Department gives opinion on proposed New Mexico Indian compact revisions
- Storm brings more heavy snow, traffic delays to Tahoe
- Video gambling at Alabama dog tracks has strong opposition
- Gaming bills light early in 2000 Mississippi legislature session
- Mapes Hotel's demolition spurs recall drive against mayor
- Some religious leaders speak out against gambling following suicide in Detroit casino
- Reports show Siegelman's lottery foundation spent to zero
- Guidry to continue testimony
- Expedia acquires Las Vegas company Travelscape.com for $95 million
- Lifting cruising requirement now unlikely this year
- Two pedestrians killed in weekend accidents in Reno
- Public will get day at beach - somewhere
- Gambling industry to go far and wide to beat tax increase effort
- Sports books licking Super Bowl wounds, facing Congressional challenge
Sunday, Jan. 30
Saturday, Jan. 29
Friday, Jan. 28
- Historic Hotel being readied for implosion
- Friend: Father worried son was going to shoot him
- State jobless rate 4 percent in December, record 1 million working
- City councilman faces new questioning on ties to garbage company
- Louisiana fine causes loss for Harrah's merger partner
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: IRL drivers not buying Unser's 'rookie' tag
- Gabelli ups stake in LV company
- Cowboy Poetry gathering celebrates the Western frontier
- Financier gains control of A.C. casino
- Problem gambling highlighted this weekend
- News briefs
- Audit: Many health care facilities don't receive timely inspections
- Brothel opponent seeks evidence
- $4,500 goals workshop will help district find superintendent, says board
- Critics: Gaming Commission's 'Slots for tots' rules fall short
- Teen charged in auto theft, kidnapping
- Murkowski tweaks Yucca nuke waste bill
- Nellis to be site for F-22 training
- LV city officials leaning against court consolidation
- Wells Fargo looking at acquisition
- Nevada delegates agree: Use projected surplus to erase national debt
- Manufacturer cutting jobs
- High court decision gives reporters greater protection
- Ruling due on building more homes near pig farm
- Obituaries for January 28, 2000
- Goodman seeks help in getting ex-partner on board
- Academic attraction
- Home for concerts approved
- Comedian mourns his mother but the show goes on
- Friend of Pope's dad tells of threat
- Virgin River habitat protected for endangered fish
- LV lender to serve Arizona
- Panel to look further into McDonald-Silver State ties
- Venetian executives dodge Clean Air Act question
- TV judge's actions as DA come under fire
- Ruling restricts police in car searches
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Line on Super Bowl appears too high
- State job total tops 1 mil. as economy booms
- Corrections
- Birth announcements for January 28, 2000
- Date book
- $75 million retail center set for former casino property
- Newton proves he's still a master in Stardust debut
- Judge lifts gag order in Pope case
- Megabucks winner wants to take her family on a cruise
- Rio teams with Foyt
- LVMS testing schedule
- UNLV notebook: Women's track to open indoor season
- J.R. has found niche in IBL
- BC's Hafen promised to break dad's scoring mark -- and did
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: A cynical take on a confirmed 'Cynic's' latest work
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: If it's not one thing, it's another
- Rebels, Rams have similar game plans
- Columnist Dean Juipe: The woman who forgave Rosie Ruiz
- Police warn neighborhood that sex offender lives in area
- Bowling tournament draws fewer participants
- Viva Las Bega
- Park official says dog owners need play area
- Trial begins in officer's lawsuit alleging racism
- Nevada Supreme Court rules reporter protected from testifying
- Panel considers productivity in higher education funding
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Serious staff carnage at Channel 3
- Congressional delegation offers mixed reviews for State of the Union
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- New Wildlife Commission member has trapping violations in his past
- Retired assemblymen get higher pension
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Special care results in extended life for mature voices
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Friends stuggle to understand casino suicide
- More than 100 casino workers sign up for proposed union vote
- Gambling regulators ban 'kiddie slots'
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Man threatens to kill himself inside MGM Grand, police say
- After losing thousands, officer kills himself in casino
- Casino fined for allowing 2-year-old on board
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Let's hear from Washoe
- Condemned inmate wins reversal in murder of Reno judge's son
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Benefit dinner at Puck's Postrio was a smash
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Wyoming man honored by Bud
- Traffic violation leads man to swallow cocaine
- The Movie Guys: 'Ride with the Devil' misses target
- LVMS to host open house on Feb. 19
- Corporations raise $11,000 for the poor
- Editorial: This is the time for civility
- Woman bets extra $6, wins record $34.9 million jackpot
- Letter: True brotherhood suffers a blow
- Letter: Anti-gay initiative designed to impose religious beliefs
- Editorial: Deadbeat collection plan is too intrusive
- Community news briefs for January 28, 2000
- Gov. Guinn backs shovel protest against Forest Service policies
- Suit claims school officials failed to protect gay student
- Two accused in wild horse slaughter petition court to drop charges
- Magnet schools
- Stoddard decides to remain behind the wall
- Grand jury indicts teen in father's death
- January rains bring dramatic increase in California snow pack
- Goodman seeks change to allow former partner on board
- Judge denies late-punch victim's request
- UNLV 2000 baseball schedule
Thursday, Jan. 27
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Fallen 'Angels'
- Gorman outduels Western
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: It may be time for south girls to break through
- Tennessee Titans roster
- Business briefs
- District judge won't step down from money-laundering case unless removed
- Three men indicted in a $10 million fraud scheme
- Inadequate security costs casino $1 million after employee raped
- Floyd witness will remain in custody
- Fire strikes townhomes; one dog dies in blaze
- Point Cadet development group takes its pitch to the people
- Suspect in prostitute murder won't get media kept from trial
- News briefs
- St. Louis Rams roster
- Silver State parent's profit increases
- Von's owner beats earnings estimates
- Tribe looking at gambling again
- LV convention company promotes execs
- Tribes' compacts survive legislative maneuvers
- Titan's game-by-game results
- Rams game-by-game results
- Victim of alleged rape says Primm is delaying payments
- Dealer sues MGM Grand under Americans with Disabilities Act
- LVCVA backs off Venetian suit threat
- 'Wheel of Fortune' success spurs Anchor earnings
- Jackpot settles suit, will remove slots from 15 Raley's markets
- A tempting proposition
- Record Megabucks jackpot hit at Desert Inn
- Man threatens to kill himself inside MGM Grand Detroit, police say
- Silver State wines, dines officials
- Board of Examiners to loan DMV $216,000
- Icahn buys bankrupt Sunrise Suites, his third LV property
- Three men arrested after chase in another coin truck robbery
- Big company argues against deregulating LV taxi industry
- Southwest releases key letter in failed merger
- Census ad blitz expected to pay off
- Audit says senior services grants lack oversight
- Balanced growth
- Medical errors blamed on nursing shortage
- DOE won't wait for Yucca water report
- Jury to decide fate of killing suspect
- No Supreme Court rehearing for former trooper charged with murder
- Residents offer divided views over proposed U.S. 93 bypass
- Workers lose suit on tip distribution
- Ruling backs use of pro-tem judges
- Mercy asked for killer of bartender
- Titanium worker sentenced
- Petition under way to ban prostitution
- Spring Valley casino opponents file appeal
- Blackburn's sister-in-law indicted for lying to FBI
- Suspect in 9-year-old homicide nabbed
- Obituaries for January 27, 2000
- For love of art, money
- Community news briefs for January 27, 2000
- Influenza comes to the valley; cases surge in LV, Henderson
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Vermeil a heavy favorite to make it a crying game
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: This race isn't over yet
- Letter: Animals deserve to be protected
- Letter: Forget the party: Help each other
- Letter: Citizens checking on cops is one ridiculous concept
- Editorial: Curbing campaign cash gets a blessing
- Editorial: Too many disturbing questions
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Canned music at shows can't compare to the real thing
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Democrat gets a Republican honor
- Fine for illegal motor should be paid
- Baton Rouge casino told to pay rape victim
- Suit argues portion of settlement money should go to ailing smokers
- TRPA eases moratorium on building, another review set in May
- High court says club workers can't stop management from getting tokes
- State moves to take care of mine sites in wake of bankruptcy
- Gov. Guinn backs DMV staffing request
- President casino's move is delayed
- Moreland to testify for prosecutors
- New forest boss optimistic Jarbidge road dispute can be resolved
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Coach quits, but there's no conspiracy
- Navajo council again OKs 'economic window' for gambling
- Former Forest Service official decries "fed bashing"
- Ex-aide says Edwards acknowledged helping Guidry get license
- Slots not filling fair coffers
- CCSN ready to take the field in baseball
- Rival: Arum lied yesterday, not telling the truth today
- Bayno sees decision on replay as big positive
- Substitute teacher arrested in scuffle with student
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Adams to fight Garza for title
- Reno man convicted of ninth drunken driving charge
- Ballot proposal seeks ban on prostitution in Nevada
- Lawmakers, Guinn officials debate care for disabled
- Casinos shouldn't check for deadbeat parents, industry leaders say
- Woman plays $27, wins $34.9 million
- World-record Megabucks won at last
- The year after a Super Bowl win
- Super Bowl results
- Sun Girls Basketball Poll
- Sun Boys Basketball Poll
- Girls Basketball standings
- Prep Wrestling standings
- Girls Soccer standings
- Girls Bowling standings
- Boys Bowling standings
- Employee who torched cars gets prison time
- Ex-Edwards aide testifies about riverboat licensing
- Social workers, city leaders fear more suicides among chronic gamblers
- This week's auto races
- Brooks Park, member of pioneer ranching family, dies at age 87
- Colorado court dismisses suit; it can be refiled
- Two workers charged with embezzling funds from Lovelock casino
- Convicted felon added to black book
- Casino fined for allowing 2-year-old on board
- Gambling regulators ban 'kiddie slots'
- Remains found by prospectors identified
- After losing thousands, officer kills himself in Detroit casino
- Attorney says victim victimized twice
Wednesday, Jan. 26
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- Agency begins study of highway bypass
- City Council briefs
- County retail sales jump 7.3 percent
- Operator finishes first year in black
- New retail leasing agent sought
- Business briefs
- Debt ratings affirmed by two agencies
- Drug store set for Strip casino site
- Coke to eliminate 6,000 jobs
- Trump wins round against Wynn
- Expansion outlined for Miss. property
- N.J. casino crowds thinned by storms
- Police still investigating newborn's death
- Future called upbeat for LV economy
- DOE scientists unsure of scenario at Yucca
- Another coin truck falls prey to robber
- Homeless churches
- New beltway segment starts
- Sprint selling stake for $1.4 billion
- Murder victim's mother brings tears to jurors' eyes
- McDonald set for ethics challenge
- Casinos: Tax would prompt layoffs
- Hispanic leader Alvarez resigns after criticism of commissioner
- Driver accused of road rage takes deal
- Jockey Club developer, owners association in legal battle
- Betting ban bill delayed by weather
- Clinton turns to gaming to collect support
- Water Authority votes to add fluoride to water
- Super Bowl Facts and Figures
- Super Bowl Lineups
- Schwarzenegger terminates Planet Hollywood ties
- Charges stemming from alleged encounter anger Pope's attorneys
- News briefs
- Walters case awaits decision by embattled district judge
- Wynn kidnapper under house arrest
- Rogich to pen state of union GOP response
- Roundup brings in hundreds of wild horses
- Community news briefs for January 26, 2000
- 500 youths turn out for Kids Vention
- Panel told Yucca Mountain lawsuits can be expected
- President Estrada supports check on Ho
- Witnesses are unreliable, says defense lawyer in trial of alleged drug kingpin
- Charges may be filed in death of newborn girl found in closet
- Lookout in kidnapping case released
- Lawsuit casts shadow over Harrah's-Players deal
- Washoe director of social services named
- UNLV must ease load on Kambala
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tyson doing just fine in exile
- Fernley body still unidentified
- Dorms without sprinklers still okay
- Death of Calif. off-road racer was 1st in U.S. race in 10 years
- Mapes supporter stands alone
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Webb up for top honors at MGM
- Columnist Peter Benton: Southern Highlands looking impressive
- Letter: When do we get gas price break?
- Letter: Don't let Nevada become hate state
- Letter: Carbon monoxide sources are not checked thoroughly
- Editorial: Nevada takes active role in 2000 Census
- Editorial: Bull's-eye painted on small state
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Bush avoids Nevada, nuclear waste issue
- Super Bowl Records
- Super Bowl MVPs
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday at Bay Meadows
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Thursday at Santa Anita
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: 'Celebrating the Arts,' an elegant bash, honors civic leader
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Sweet gift ideas for V-Day
- West Warwick casino opponents propose gambling restrictions
- Man who shared biggest jackpot returns to teaching
- New Mexico gets $2.17 million from tribes
- Vegas needs to diversify economy, Harter says
- One ticket wins $23 million jackpot in Augusta
- For the first time, fewer compulsive gamblers seek help in Iowa
- Prosecutor says he might not oppose change of venue request
- Report shows Louisiana governor sold gambling stock
- Opening statements launch trial of former Louisiana governor
- Sen. Neal starts campaign for casino tax hike
- Storm's punch puts padding on Sierra snowpack
- Kentucky gambling expansion opponents 'not giving up our vigilance'
- Proud Vegas boasts another two master sommeliers
- Ex-Las Vegan dives into the game show craze
- Think of it as Mobile Easy Sightseeing Housing
- Super Bowl propositions
- Man commits suicide at MotorCity Casino in Detroit
- Lawmakers, Guinn officials debate care for disabled
- Neighbor of youth charged with killing father painted bleak scene of family
- Nevada steps up scrutiny of Colorado mental health program
- Casinos shouldn't check for deadbeat parents, industry leaders say
- Obituaries for January 26, 2000
Tuesday, Jan. 25
- Prosecutors question whether judge in Walters case is biased
- LV economic forecasting gauge declines
- Settlement talks under way
- Eleven LV truck drivers sue over layoffs
- Neal to launch petition to hike tax on gaming
- Jury will choose life or death for murderer
- Water-polluting fuel used in cars owned by county
- Leaked story on sex encounter causes uproar
- Up for the count
- Casino operator offers Internet wagering
- Casino operator, Rainforest cancel merger
- Burglary suspect dies from knife wound
- Interim superintendents wave of future
- Reid to introduce alternative to college betting ban
- K.C. seeks uses for casino fund
- Binion change of venue sought
- Station takes big writeoff, plans Texas Station expansion
- Mirage earnings report drags down stocks
- Gaming, lodging, leisure summit set for Las Vegas
- Southwest suit says it was misled by ONEOK
- Stolen skulls returned to crypt
- LV sign company sold to competitor
- Charges fly over Nevada Power rate hike
- AgriBioTech financial woes lead to filing for bankruptcy
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Fighting for the 'transit dependent'
- Guinn's Yucca Mountain tour bolsters his opposition to dump
- Heller wants full service LV office
- Community news briefs for January 25, 2000
- State initiative seeks to cut Nevada's teen pregnancy rate by a third
- Nevadans react to campaign contributions ruling
- Per-share profit falls on investments
- Nevada to get revamped driver's education pamphlets
- Consumer confidence at record level
- Retailers suing debit card issuers
- 358 stores to close, cutting 3,700 jobs
- Fairfield fires back at Polo Towers in timeshare war
- Panel says Nevada schools getting safer
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Movies, television keep Vegas busy
- Crazy Like a Foxx
- New attorney hired to appeal conviction in killing of intruder
- State sees drop in fistfights at schools
- Civil rights activist Tate targets Malone's commission seat
- Obituaries for January 25, 2000
- Bryan finds more U.S. embassies in Africa at risk to terrorist attacks
- Letter: Nurse deserves some praise
- Letter: School district needs new leaders
- Letter: Alien, immigrant: terms that are often misused
- Editorial: Super speed train may reduce tie-ups
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Good cop wins big one
- Editorial: Tapping steam for power use
- Corrections
- Two sentenced in Mustang Ranch brothel racketeering case
- Critics seek alliance to stop munitions burning
- Winter storm pummels Sierra with heavy snow
- Nevada Senator says he'll vote against Greenspan
- Soesbe hopes tough schedule pays dividends later in year
- UNLV halts recruitment of Brunner
- Dokes gets 4 to 15 years
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Football team must raise the roof -- literally
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tarkanian hints Fresno stint at end
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Monday prep results
- Wednesday at Bay Meadows
- Wednesday at Aqueduct
- Wednesday at Santa Anita
- Sen. Neal starts campaign for casino tax hike
- The Full Monti -- Monti Rock III: It's Only My Opinion
- Storm's punch puts padding on Sierra snowpack
- Prosecutor says he might not oppose change of venue request
- Vegas needs to diversify economy, Harter says
- Seek to keep key witness in custody
Monday, Jan. 24
- Auto lender purchased
- First Security buying investment firm
- LV firm in $176 million radio deal
- State says MTBE not a big problem in Nevada
- Witness in Albertson's case arrested
- Upcoming business events for January 24, 2000
- Jail sex encounter delayed release
- e-teach
- Interim superintendent candidates eyed
- Las Vegan may seek new ethics hearing
- Guinn targets LV air quality
- Plan filed for new resort
- Retired Marine general joins board
- Coast Resorts posts results
- Mapes backers miss jackpot; phone campaign starts
- Indianan collects campaign money at casino
- WMS Industries earnings soar
- Plans under way to link two A.C. casinos
- Nuclear waste issue high on list for returning Congress
- Geothermal plans given $5 million
- Paterno, Smith join NCAA gaming fight
- First suits filed over canceled SW Gas merger
- Domestic problems lead to stabbing on Decatur
- Democrats outpace Republicans in voter registration
- Former owner of pool firm order to pay restitution
- Planet Hollywood still seeking a casino stake in Las Vegas
- Thunderbirds get a new commander
- Local news briefs for January 24, 2000
- Amoco, FTC fail to agree on Arco deal
- Obituaries for January 24, 2000
- Boyd Gaming working with state to lure film industry to Las Vegas
- Hollywood wants tax breaks to halt 'runaway production'
- $250 million expansion of Bellagio could get under way this summer
- Collins notches win in Laughlin
- UNLV, Robinson get three more commitments
- Despite Ram ties, Robinson plans to root for Tennessee
- Bandits win again
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rams could make some bettors rich
- Stewart answering call from Bayno, teammates
- Officials help last man out as new Lake Mead pipeline is completed
- DOE calls for new rules on Yucca plan
- Logging company faces hearing in Tahoe tree-cutting incident
- Governor to tour Yucca, Test Site
- A long wait for Justice
- DMV pleads again to hire more help
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Nakatani, Smith are getting back on track
- New challenge hits pro tempore judges
- Editorial: Toughen truckers' med exams
- Clinton's proposal to beef up ATF welcome news for Las Vegas office
- SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge results
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Why deny it? It's cool to inhale
- Probe of UFO continues in Illinois
- 200-1 pick Rams now a 7-point Super Bowl favorite
- Community news briefs for January 24, 2000
- Peace quilt bridges generation gap
- Letter: Group keeping focus on Roe ruling
- Letter: Rich-poor disparity widening despite economic boom
- Chatting with Chopra
- Nevada governor to tour proposed nuclear waste dump site
- Storm dumps heavy snow in the Sierra
- Storm dumps up to foot of snow at Tahoe, causes traffic delays
- Federal grants announced Monday for geothermal energy research
- Richardson proposes expanding geothermal power in West
- Group urges phone campaign to stop implosion
- Sen. Neal starts campaign for casino tax hike
- Nevada Merchants sell $2.33 billion in goods during November
Sunday, Jan. 23
Saturday, Jan. 22
Friday, Jan. 21
- Arco earnings soar
- Critics call software 'upgrade of death'
- Former executive, porn star indicted
- Henderson residents happy with high quality of life
- News briefs
- Fund-raising comes easy for mayor, report shows
- Earnings up 16%
- Delay still possible in electric competition
- Trump partners in Henderson luxury home community
- Loans available for disabled
- Wireless company expands to Reno
- Big homebuilder buying back shares
- New delay in ONEOK merger hearings
- Henderson man wanted in Arizona
- Med school dean foresees huge health center in LV
- Letter: Bayno loyal to the Rebels
- Letter: Dickel finally getting his due
- Letter: Sadly, Schmidt now a victim
- Letter: IRL cars might be the problem
- Letter: Auto racing always a risk
- Southwest Ambulance can fight AMR lawsuit
- Hillary added to Flowers lawsuit
- Teen, mother file lawsuit against cops
- Bruins shut out Rebels tennis team
- LV City Council to review work card appeal procedure
- Casinos set to wage war over wagers
- Renegade limousine operator again seeks to bust alleged Las Vegas monopoly
- Nevada officials sound off on Yucca
- Nevada Power set to plead case for rate hike
- New LV home improvement retailer is targeting women
- Building officials solicited business
- Officer cleared in slaying during tavern shootout
- Chechen refugees win asylum in LV
- Air rage defendant grounded
- Moody's may cut debt ratings
- Mirage's Feldman takes Fahrenkopf's place as speaker
- Lipkowitz out as resort president, Harrah's announces
- Lawsuits filed to block takeover
- Valley's carbon monoxide marks best in two decades
- Tight lid remains on Pope case
- Obituaries for January 21, 2000
- Casinos invoke new cybersquatting law in trademark suit
- Prosecutors will seek death penalty
- McCarran growth off in December
- Nevada regulators to seize funds from closed Henderson casino
- K.C. collector says he bought Binion's $1 million display
- Battle over $50 costs so much more
- Museums boss out of a job
- Guinn unhappy with state leases
- Legal system has rosy future
- Water board boosts expansion estimates
- Mall shooting believed accidental
- Former veterinarian asks court to toss out beating conviction
- Nevada senator prepares protection of pioneer trails, desert
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Young Oak's strength
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Marino should wrap up stellar career
- Lady Rebels ease past Air Force
- Bandits run streak to 11
- Vegetarians wanted; bring your own food
- Reno woman named high-tech crime director
- Community news briefs for January 21, 2000
- Bankruptcies
- High court to hear more on NLV case
- Alaska senator pushes DOE to move on nuclear waste
- Veteran state worker Baker named new Nevada employment director
- Killing suspect ID'd by tavern's workers on video
- Mojave Desert faults spark new quake concerns
- Defense argues defendant in bar slaying is brain damaged
- New trial denied in du Pont case
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Pro bowling hopes for a renaissance
- LV's ABA franchise taking shape
- Rebels try to avoid letdown against SDSU
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: 'On the Rez,' an insightful peek into the reservation
- Story in 'Notre Dame de Paris' true to Hugo's novel
- LV Film Critics Society honors 'Beauty,' 'Boys'
- The Movie Guys: 'Play It to the Bone' leaves moviegoers punchy
- Resorts selected as part of SCORE Baja 2000
- Cheyenne's McGruder says Rebels still in the running
- Thursday prep results
- Date book
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Lake Las Vegas makes a scrumptious debut
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Herta lands meaty deal with McDonald's
- Famous name back up in lights on the Vegas Strip
- French musical megahit makes American debut on Vegas Strip
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Letter: School Board in a tough spot
- Letter: Confederate flag historic reminder
- Letter: Clinton, liberals take credit for GOP's good work
- Editorial: This definitely puts cart before the horse
- Editorial: Utility is needing humility
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Re-examining insurgency in field of country music
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Cassidy offers sampling of several personas in Rio show
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Raucous fun at Puck's new Postrio
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Scruples on sale! Oh, the savings!
- Write of Way
- Birth announcements for January 21, 2000
- Law enforcement groups hope to prevent repeat of Olympic bombing
- Southwest Gas merger off
- Public land users split over Bryan's Black Rock Desert plan
- North Las Vegas considers budget priorities
Thursday, Jan. 20
- Man shot by Reno police was prison camp escapee
- Bankruptcy ties up pay for former workers at gold mine
- Pimp receives 5 1/2 years in federal prison
- Mysteries of Megabucks unraveled
- Trash haul
- Pioneering Clark County Clerk Reed dies at 99
- Obituaries for January 20, 2000
- North Las Vegas City Council OKs salary increases
- Parties in litigation over 'Vegas Connection' movie
- If the clouds behave, lunar eclipse will be visible tonight
- Plea deal may fall apart in outcall case
- Police citizens review board gets OK
- Plans for downtown office building approved
- Fire Dept. medical transport stacks up
- News briefs
- Slain man's family members see video of shooting by officer
- More people may be prompting expensive changes in Legislature
- Threat of bomb stirs City Hall
- Emergency funds sought for census
- Council names new officers, directors
- LV company reports profitable quarter
- Homebuilder misses profit expectation, reports decline in orders
- Former governor named to IGT board
- LV prices rise again
- Profit reports mixed
- Casino-funded arena set for August opening
- Sizzling LV economy to produce a record 50,000 home sales
- Summerlin developer: Timing right for high-end community
- State to overhaul tow truck rules
- Sonic building 9 restaurants in Las Vegas
- MGM Grand reports record quarterly profit
- IGT profit bolstered by WMS settlement
- Pattern investigated in prostitute's death
- Long run by hoteliers, Caesars' casino management reinforced
- LV to exceed allotment from Colorado River for first time
- Las Vegas Council briefs
- Business briefs
- Superintendent-search meeting postponed
- Horseshoe retires $1 million display
- Spring Valley casino OK'd
- County coroner stands behind Binion autopsy
- State Supreme Court suspends Las Vegas lawyer Stuhff for 60 days
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Girls Basketball standings
- Girls Soccer standings
- Girls Bowling standings
- Boys Bowling standings
- Prep wrestling standings
- Incumbents get an early start in fund-raising game
- Another exec quits ambulance firm
- Board expected to OK Las Vegas Wash plan
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: MGM keeps tight lip on hockey deal
- Community news briefs for January 20, 2000
- 'Media' partners food, fund-raising
- Point of honor
- Sun Boys Basketball Poll
- Sun Girls Basketball Poll
- Air show ignites scuttlebutt of battle over great blue yonder
- Tabish to stay in protective custody until trial
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: New gizmos debut at SHOT Show
- Highly rated DE plans visit
- UNLV men's tennis team faces No. 1 UCLA
- Lady Rebels visit Air Force
- Casino approval will test state law
- Weber leads at Orleans
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: CCSN baseball squad nabs area players
- Las Vegas boys roll past Rancho
- Silver Bandits win 10th straight
- Phillips aims to play spoiler against Forrest
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mosely wants a shot at De La Hoya
- Citizen Review Board a go
- Outcall operator ruled competent
- City pleased with own ambulance service
- Costco proposal knocked down
- Ouster of Lieseke fails
- Police headquarters badly need repairs
- Editorial: No more delays on health care
- Letter: Pay attention to all candidates
- Letter: Bell's energy is misdirected
- Letter: Judges need to be licensed to practice law
- NASCAR puts in new shock rule
- NASCAR preview: Jarrett looks for repeat
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A view from inside out
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Shows must be in tip-top shape on opening night
- Cirque Work
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Modern world is spinning way too fast
- Tahoe ski resorts planning $750 million in improvements
- Woman petitions parole board to keep her daughter's killer in prison
- Public health efforts helped by Mammovan
- Weather experts gather at Tahoe
- Legislators persuaded to spend money for accurate census
- Attorney says Strohmeyer uncertain what happened
- Guinn says NOMADS will be reexamined after certification
- Gov to state execs: Unified goals, no pie-in-sky budget requests
- Rebels erect shovel monument as symbol in battle with Forest Service
- Nevada senator prepares plan to protect pioneer trails, desert
Wednesday, Jan. 19
- Nevada Power rate hike issue is still unresolved
- State OKs LV taxi fare hike
- Business briefs
- America West earnings fall
- Some Nevadans thought test missile was a UFO
- Attorney fighting receiver, state agency over Harmon case
- FBI agent may not run for Commissioner post
- Plea agreement concerns judge
- One dead, one wounded in probably shootout
- Shooting the third for Metro officer
- Guinn not up for election, but collects $250,000 in 1999
- Regents cost-cutting measure may trample Open Meetings law
- New Orleans casino revenue drops to $14.8 million in state police audit
- Reporter goes to work on troubled state welfare computer
- Arbitrator: Caterpillar patented another company's diesel technology
- El Paso Energy in pact to buy company considering Nevada pipeline
- Reno-based Sierra Pacific seeks approval for PGE acquisition
- More snow in Sierra; avalanche warnings in effect
- Key witness in multiple killings released
- Defendant in child-sex case skips sentencing
- Money-laundering suspects look to deal
- Defendant sent to juvenile hall
- News briefs
- One man dead in shootout
- 2000 Auto racing schedules with 1999 results
- Strohmeyer to get rehearing in slaying
- Officer cleared in other shootings
- Call for cops
- Cash set aside for fluoridation despite protests
- Harter withdraws bid for South Florida job
- Reid: India, Pakistan are a long way from peace
- Downtown office building project gets extension
- $25 million cleanup planned at LV Wash
- Financier gains creditor support in bid to take over Sands
- Gabelli increases stake in LV company
- Magazine gives high marks to Strip resort
- High Court rejects appeal by prisoner on death row
- Desert Inn buyer to go private
- Harrah's, Boyd in tribal gaming deals
- Dog killer to be dealt another blow for crime
- Judge rejects Gaule's motion to dismiss
- Wild horse slaughter continues
- Governor reports campaign donations
- LV real estate firm laying off 33 workers
- Opposite tactics pursued by big holders of Las Vegas chemical company shares
- Builder plans national ad campaign
- Land costs beginning to squeeze LV retailers
- Software giant's stock drops on quarterly earnings report
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sordid tale nears legal conclusion
- Colliers marketing 3,200 acres near Blue Diamond community
- Where have all the students gone?
- Presidential candidates duck nuke waste issue
- Community news briefs for January 19, 2000
- Broken foot sidelines Kelly
- Rebel football banquet tickets still available
- Federation of Women's Clubs moves to LV
- Planning Commission faced with feline frenzy over zoning variance
- Hendershott steps down as Rebel women's soccer coach
- Columnist J. Freedom du Lac: We deserve real taste of San Francisco
- Laughlin SCORE race starts Thursday
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Pettiness again takes center stage at City Hall
- Harrah's announces plans for tribal casino in Southern California
- Investigators find three more wild horses shot to death near Vegas
- Longtime advocate for the blind, Council dies at 89
- Obituaries for January 19, 2000
- Devilish Angelina
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Bettors favor the Rams -- but not the 'over'
- Letter: Keyes stands out among candidates
- Letter: Petition is effort to discriminate
- Letter: Keep Playboy where youngsters can't reach it
- Editorial: Additive in gasoline stirs a fear
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Discounts galore at Canal Shoppes
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Holmes' show at Harrah's unveiled with splashy party
- Thursday at Santa Anita
- Editorial: President answers gun control critics
- Thursday at Bay Meadows
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Caring coach helps Bonanza's Monteiro secure a scholarship
- Columnist Peter Benton: Four new names head Hall ballot
- O'Connell collects nearly $90,000 for state Senate race
- Preservationists ask to cancel federal court hearing aimed at saving Mapes
- TRPA staff eases up on affordable housing issue
- Cleanup of tainted soil could cost $25 million
- Elton John's Reno show is on
- Forbes list includes Harrah's
- Rosie O'Donnell hosts Reno couple
- Reno and Washoe firefighters to join
- Reno police make vice sweep
- Suicide of wounded car thief still a mystery
- Local tax will help with school repairs in Ely
- Attorney says Strohmeyer uncertain what happened
- Nevadans seeking lunar eclipse may see satellite flare
Tuesday, Jan. 18
- Mountain still without snow
- Y2K problems, fuel costs hurt Southwest's quarterly earnings
- Small businesses having trouble with workers' comp transition
- Affirmative action policies challenged
- LV company to offer Internet travel service
- Web companies sign with LV firm
- Russian ice-skating force to consult for Las Vegas production firm
- Atlantic City delays tied to cost concerns
- Gold Dust West resort in Reno to be sold
- Business park under construction
- Firm expands services
- Company to offer abbreviated newspapers in Las Vegas
- UNLV ad for new chief cop drawing responses
- Silver State contract challenge for council
- Gas additive considered problem in LV ground water
- On a mission
- UNLV-New Mexico box score
- Former Maxim operator wants bankruptcy hearings in Nevada
- Commissioner: PBA to always remain strong in Las Vegas
- Internet gambling no threat to Vegas casinos
- Residents offer ideas for cleaning up valley
- Las Vegas gaming executives join Canadian horse racing operation
- Income study: Gap widens between rich, poor in Nevada
- Talking with the enemy
- Neighbors save woman from blaze
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Perfect win lets Rebels fans revel
- Court: Restudy scope of Equal Pay Act
- Transfer from Purdue expects to find a good fit with Rebels
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Caesars has two heavyweights -- for now
- Community Health Centers stays open despite grant loss
- New division to coordinate e-commerce
- LV to get nonstop service from Albany, N.Y.
- Las Vegas pizza chain is in fight for its name
- Profits soar for big banks in Nevada
- Some securities brokers try independent route
- Highest court denies Nevada death row inmate
- King committee plans new home in proposed Agassi charter school
- Two boys find dead body in ravine
- MGM nixes hockey deal
- Schmidt being moved to St. Louis
- Kambalian effort
- McDonald hearing postponed
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A judicial door-to-door
- Obituaries for January 18, 2000
- BLM spending $50 an acre to reseed burned Nevada rangeland
- Man allegedly kills self after shot by Reno police
- Letter: School Board has serious problems
- We must 'leap' into year 2000
- Letter: Some positive feedback for AMR
- Ralph Siraco's horse racing notes
- Letter: Library should not allow youngsters access to Playboy
- Editorial: Military honors are least a nation can do
- Editorial: Innovative cleanup of toxic waste
- Nuclear waste hearings scheduled
- Internet class offerings on rise at Nevada colleges
- Traveling health center starts road trip
- Community news briefs for January 18, 2000
- Program to collect books for schools begins
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Mobile home days have flown away
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Monks prepare for Las Vegas show
- Cassidy, Easton open 'At the Copa'
- Grande 'Dame'
- Harrah's developing Indian casino in California
- Manufacturers, dealers skeptical over new federal initiatives
- Housing to be supplied for HIV positive
- Employees Association stands against YMCA hiring
- Karla Rodriguez still lost despite efforts
- Arraignments in two murder cases scheduled
- Gazette-Journal's Melton returns to Reno
- Jail results from poorly chosen throw
- Blood bank draining rapidly in Reno
- Fallon will get its bulletproof vests
- Drunken fight may have led to death
- Woman barely escapes, with hero's help
- Man suspected in two motel robberies
- Forest fees at a glance
- Proposed fees could cripple small businesses using forest land, opponents say
- Man had history of violence against women, court records show
- U.S. Supreme Court rules against condemned Nevada inmate
Monday, Jan. 17
Sunday, Jan. 16
Saturday, Jan. 15
Friday, Jan. 14
- Letter: He can recruit but can't coach
- Letter: Bayno can't coach, recruit
- Letter: Fan defends Rebel slate
- Letter: Bayno bunch underachieves
- Letter: Rebels should follow Cougars
- Piece of Town Center pie may be given to UNLV
- Residents in south LV oppose school site
- Successes, goals highlighted at State of the City luncheon
- News briefs
- Judge orders house arrest for teen held in shooting of dad
- Regents vote to review Fire Science Academy
- Another year granted for building Millennium Arena
- Bank merger finalized
- Nevada observers in Arco merger
- Boeing beefs up space operations
- New CEOs at Microsoft, Wal-Mart
- Murder defense: It was the other guy
- Goodman rejects school district breakup
- Major witness in Floyd case missing
- Silverman approved as interim CCSN president
- The right to read
- Goodman lukewarm on downtown project
- Police get mixed reviews in audit
- DOE chief to reveal plan for Utah waste
- Suspect indicted in 1997 slaying of teen girl
- AMR defends response times
- EPA calls LV pollution plan 'inadequate'
- CEO buys Speedway Industrial Park for $53 million
- Krispy Kreme launching first ads to tout Henderson, LV expansion
- State appealing ruling allowing 18-year-olds to gamble
- LV companies said to be eyeing Greektown stake
- Alliance Gaming ordered to pay disputed jackpot to Californian
- Indians raise $7.3 mil. to support measure
- Mikohn director sells some stock
- Unidentified suitor joins Rainforest pursuit
- Berkley candidate for key committee
- Gephardt, Berkley urging prescription help for seniors
- NRC stiffens attack against DOE's nuclear waste study
- High court ruling on running from cops comes under fire
- Co-author of book to appear at stores
- Holiday closings
- Kids receive scuba diving lessons
- Fund-raising for KNPR hits new website
- Top gymnasts at MGM
- UNLV wary of Falcons
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Learning by seeing what not to do
- LV may get minor league football
- Unsafe at any speed?
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Planning an ambush
- Letter: Put homeless in National Guard
- Letter: New Year's Eve big disappointment
- Editorial: National monument designation is right
- Editorial: Another legacy of atomic age
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Post-mortem of catastrophe yields few answers
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Money still an issue, but CART high on LVMS
- Date book
- Nearly 200 racers to compete in Laughlin Desert Challenge
- BYU bounces Lady Rebels
- Soap Dish
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Five-star winners at Bellagio, Mirage are five-star worthy
- Saturday at Golden Gate
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Locals take us on a literary spin through the century's best
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Women's box: BYU 84, UNLV 75
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Crawl out of your coffin for the music of Rob Zombie
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Andre and Steffi: Hitched or unhitched?
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Hang on: We're goin' back in
- King reigns with new gig at Harrah's
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Show biz veteran Holmes ready for his Strip debut
- More tests needed before cause of Hamada death set
- Obituaries for January 14, 2000
- Final plans coming together for demolition of Mapes Hotel
- Report sees dramatic growth, but no threat to casino industry
- CCSN names building after the Rev. Caviglia
- Birth announcements for January 14, 2000
- NFL Injury Report
Thursday, Jan. 13
Wednesday, Jan. 12
- Missouri judge drops perjury charges against former casino executive
- Electric utility cases stalled at PUC
- DOE meeting draws vocal crowd
- State schools get A- for standards
- Growth topic for annual meeting
- Mystery of dead body starting to unravel
- Paving firms agree to pay pollution fines
- San Franciscans: Resort would be a treat
- Clevenger gets corporate development post
- Man arrested in charity scam
- Gambler sues casinos over allowing him to lose a million while drunk
- Judge orders print samples in Binion case
- Court sets sights on alleged executioner in Doc Holliday holdup
- Strip win up 35% in November
- Nevada plots tactics to attract, retain businesses
- News briefs
- LV construction firm files for bankruptcy
- Nevada bank branch closed, accounts moved across river to Arizona
- Wynn may add up to 1,400 rooms at Bellagio
- Bellagio, Luxor, Rio are suing Web firms
- McMullan out at Resort at Summerlin
- Gaming analysts divided on direction of IGT stock
- Harrah's forecast lowered
- Gambling examiner sides with California woman in jackpot dispute
- Board delays ruling on charges against prominent builder
- Overseas unit sold
- Harrold in, O'Neil out at Caesars
- North Las Vegas City Council to consider proposal for bicycle racing track
- Sale offered on Las Vegas packages
- Silver Bandits host Cincinnati
- Las Vegas man apologizes for e-mail spam campaign
- Fight shaping up over Web commerce tax
- Brimmer, Seward stay put; Hagan commits to Cal
- Running back planning to commit to Rebels
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Two schools of thought on Rocker
- Major fights up in the air
- No charge planned in fatal chase into Strip traffic
- Death penalty sought in double killing
- Regents to consider new leader at CCSN
- Highlights of November win report on Nevada casinos
- Nevada scores tops for investment, again
- Nevada gets $7.3 million for public roadways
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Hunting license sales undergo slight decline
- Drivers of wind-tossed trucks face citations
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Younger Nicklaus aims to make name for himself on PGA Tour
- Paint remover vandals still sought
- Columnist Peter Benton: It's difficult to warm up to frost delays
- Sparks finds new manager under its nose
- Postal service takes final look at environmental assessment
- Week of Martin Luther King celebrations continues
- Community news briefs for January 12, 2000
- Nevada gets an A- for school efforts
- 2000 PGA Tour Schedule
- U.S. women skate to win
- Columnist Jeff Haney: NFL playoff wagering is a whole new ballgame
- Infighting continues over delays in power industry deregulation
- DA blasts sentence for interstate sniper
- Storm brings snow, high winds to Sierra Nevada
- Thursday at Golden Gate
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Vegas hosts Internet sex convention
- Thursday at Santa Anita
- The Amazing Johnathan brings his dangerous act to Las Vegas
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Earmarking the local bookstores
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Desert Inn catches eye of Martha Stewart's magazine
- Letter: Corporate greed hurts Las Vegas
- Letter: Casino owners ignore locals
- Letter: Unions are not the answer for workers' problems
- Editorial: Conflict of interest is alarming
- Editorial: AIDS funding for research, prevention
- Obituaries for January 12, 2000
- Mystery of dead body solved
- Online shoppers should use caution
- Virtual pickpocketing
- Gambling lobbyist says Nevada casinos face triple threat
Tuesday, Jan. 11
Monday, Jan. 10
Sunday, Jan. 9
Saturday, Jan. 8
Friday, Jan. 7
- Democrats criticize Ensign over nuke waste
- Nevada high court rules on judge disqualifications
- Drivers, union claim Silver State trucks often aren't fixed
- Metro bike cop shoots teen in scuffle
- Murphy friend arrested as a material witness
- Whiff of the future
- Harter finalist for Florida university job
- Three in running to lead CCSN
- Reward increased for killer of animals
- Obituaries for January 7, 2000
- Las Vegas teen charged in slaying of his father
- Y2K bonus
- School Board at odds with superintendent advisory panel
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Titans, Buccaneers look like the best of a bad lot
- Embezzled $170,000 ordered repaid
- Man jumps from Stratosphere Tower
- LV firm sold for $40 million
- Web firm entering transportation market
- Veteran assemblywoman Evans retiring
- LV plumbing business sold
- CATS pounce on fugitives in busy new year
- LV radio station testing digital at CES
- LV company is in litigation over right to act as sole Lamborghini distributor
- Bankruptcies
- Dockside gambling is proposed in Indiana
- Nevada regulators see nothing new in Illinois report about Jack Binion
- New suits filed to protect casino building
- Governor looks at legalizing video gambling
- Venetian ad agency resigns to focus on entertainment
- Refunds, reduction in fees sought
- UNLV football banquet Jan. 20
- Bandits win 5th in row
- MWC still a Utes' movement
- Columnist Dean Juipe: NFL bettors hammered by upsets
- MGM-IHL discussions confirmed
- Schmidt paralyzed in crash
- NevadaCare purchases Humana unit in Nevada
- Sierra units downgraded; Las Vegas firm gains $26 million from federal government
- Guilty plea made in old killing
- Ex-convict sentenced in fatal DUI
- Alien detainees lose bid for freedom as judges back INS
- Expert in 'suicide by cop' testifies
- Young pleads guilty in beating of jail guard
- Search warrant key issue in four killings
- Birth announcements for January 7, 2000
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Pro Bowl could be next stop for Warrick
- SHUSH!
- NHRA announces first same-day coverage of entire drag racing event
- Short-track program at LVMS takes on new look for new year
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Dion renews vows in Vegas style
- Letter: Jones great but not heavy
- Letter: Get off Rebels' case
- Letter: Veteran Rebel fan is fed up
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Buddy, can you spare 15 minutes?
- Community news briefs for January 7, 2000
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Flipping through cherished memories over the years
- Thursday prep results
- Saturday at Golden Gate
- Variety highlights revamped 'Splash' at Riviera
- Date book
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch seeing dream come true at Roush
- Editorial: Getting best deal imaginable
- Letter: Jesus no stranger at Canyon Ridge
- Letter: This whole year 2000 thing flawed
- Letter: Next millennium starts Jan. 1, 2001
- Letter: It's better to be a purist than a sheep
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Analyzing the musicality of Disney's 'Fantasia 2000'
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: In '99, Las Vegas joined dining elite
- Editorial: Stabilizing influence on economy to stay
- Vouchers available to have valley's pets spayed or neutered
- Goodman calls for answers on future of troubled Neonopolis
- The Movie Guys: It's time to look back at the top films of a year ago
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: The health club beat
- Call for stiffer penalties in wild horse slayings
- NFL Playoff matchups
- Help for badly disabled promised, still not delivered
- Boy killed father during dispute over dirty kitchen, police say
- City may get new IHL hockey team
- Nevada gets C-plus for school standards
- Mandalay Resort Group stock falls after earnings report
- Tribal officials close casino at Rocky Boy
- Leading Democrat in state Assembly won't seek re-election
- NFL Playoff schedule
Thursday, Jan. 6
- ONEOK pressing on with Southwest Gas merger intention
- Sun Behind the Scenes: David Knell
- News briefs
- DOE criticized for not promoting nuke hearings
- Sun Behind the Scenes: Mark Gallant
- Sun Male Athlete of the Week
- Albany, N.Y., added to airline's route
- Sun Female Athlete of the Week
- Contract extended for top executive
- Del Mar Mortgage in deals
- Flu bug hits Clark County
- Reward offered in horse killings
- So. Nevada expected to be hotter, drier
- School Board renews quest for new chief
- Gates' vision of electronic future debated at CES
- Holdup of coin technician's van yields no cash
- Change of venue sought in market slayings
- Two new members, TV channel debut
- Reviving downtown called top priority
- Possible Tabish death threat probed
- Interactive component is key ingredient for planned Vegas Television Network
- Mandalay stock pounded after New Year's announcement
- Laughlin visitor counts improving
- Child-themed slot rule advances
- Preparations resume for Mapes implosion
- Goldberg to be honored at convention
- Top executive latest to leave Detroit casino
- $1 billion resort approved for New Jersey
- California swimmers sink UNLV men
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Did Rebels look good? Negative
- Kelly gets OK to join Rebels
- Coroner, mortuaries experience busy post-Christmas season
- Attorney argues 'suicide by cop' in trial over shootout with police
- North Las Vegas briefs
- Letter: Reader tired of nonmeat advocate
- Letter: 'Shadow judge' remark is unfair
- Letter: Employers' cries of labor shortage have hollow ring
- Community news briefs for January 6, 2000
- Sesame Street characters bring buckle-up message to LV parents
- Tribes will gather to share library resources
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: An act of desperation
- City council briefs
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Blame hotels' strategies for sluggish New Year's weekend
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Realignment paying dividends after all
- Local plans urged on school violence
- Rudin friend's slander suit is dismissed
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Thoughts for the new millennium
- Wednesday prep results
- Coach-less Clark falls short at end
- Former cop's start of prison term delayed
- Editorial: Return of Cuban boy is the right decision
- Editorial: Good deal, but it was slow going
- Friday at Golden Gate
- Plea bargain made in fatal stabbing of LV man
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Tyson opponent has overcome dark past
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tapia to fight another 'bad dude'
- Elko man dies in automobile accident
- Cop killer found dead
- Southwest Gas sale hits new snag
- Guidelines require schools to file crisis-management plans
- Lottery officials to introduce winner of 100 million dollar jackpot
- Isle of Capri, citing delays, postpones Biloxi expansion
- Barden wants share of Detroit casino
- No one wins the Hoosier Lotto, Powerball
- Appeals court returns tribal slots case
- Critical Illinois report on Binion was reviewed in Ind.
- High court cancels stay, Mapes implosion on again
- Nevada regulators fuss with rules on slots with cartoon themes
- Bill would get state out of gambling
- Woman finally claims prize that clerk tried to swipe
- Barden wants share in Detroit casinos
- Obituaries for January 6, 2000
- McGuire Sisters to meet man they 'Sincerely' respect
- Services set for crossing guard hit by car
- Boys basketball standings
- Girls basketball standings
- Girls soccer standings
- Prep wrestling standings
- Sun Girls Basketball Poll
- Sun Boys Basketball Poll
- Shooting spree leaves six animals dead
- Attorneys for accused supermarket shooter want trial moved
- Illinois State Gaming Board chairman resigns
- Reseeding begins on Carson City burn scar
- New Mexico clubs plan lobbying effort to change laws
- Man kills himself by jumping in front of moving truck
- Mayor to historic hotel's protectors: "It's time to move on."
- Casino owners want state to reduce admission fees
Wednesday, Jan. 5
- High Point-UNLV, box score
- Choosing the best
- News briefs
- Imprisoned ex-LV doctor dies in hospital
- Company halts gambling boat effort in Hyannis
- Petition to ban same-sex marriages cheered
- Image is everything
- Review board dispute centers on authority
- Silver State trucks had problems
- Prosecutors want judge to view seized disks, tapes
- Defense buries move to exhume Binion
- BLM recommends land sale in blocks
- Plan for Harmon Avenue extension gets nod
- Panel backs school fill-in
- LV, Reno bus operator is sold to British firm
- Cirque du Soleil files trademark lawsuit against Florida business
- UNLV assistant goes to Midwest
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Stars flock to Las Vegas for DirecTV event
- Columnist Peter Benton: Local event raises $86,000
- Southwest Gas, ONEOK urged to withdraw merger request
- Seminoles get last laugh on Hokies' Moore
- Interest in Henderson plant sold
- LV spared from restaurant closings
- North Las Vegas lands distribution center
- Frohlich fires in 24 as UNLV cruises by Navy
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Here's a banquet worthy of support
- Cox shares slide on downgrade
- Arson suspected in downtown hotel fire
- County enjoys drop in homicides
- Initial investigation says shooting justified
- Judge signs water deal after issue floated five years in the courts
- Rebels attain new low point in difficult win over High Point
- Tech Peters out
- Kelly set to join Rebels
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bayno's job safe in spite of criticism
- Camp scheduled in Mesquite
- U.S. women's hockey team at Santa Fe
- Bandits win 4th straight
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Titans draw early action in playoff wagering
- Cimarron's Miller commits to Utah
- Community news briefs for January 5, 2000
- 1999 was a dangerous year for pedestrians in valley
- Interfaith council will host MLK celebration
- Henderson council approves plan for laying groundwork for new college
- Vegas room rates strong
- Carson chief deputy named deputy DMV chief
- Park Place shuffles AC management
- Alliance Gaming stock price sinks as investors complain at annual meeting
- AC casino win rose 3.27% in '99
- Amendments may trim Caesars purchase price by $100 million
- Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson felt free to create 'Magnolia' on his own terms
- Lawyers spar over grand jury evidence
- Campaign disclosure forms give candidates nightmares
- Intelligence issues on agenda for Gibbons trip
- 10,000 shovels to help citizens in Nevada's bull trout rebellion
- State OKs casino purchase over investigators' objections
- Missing Arkansas couple alive
- Right machine, right time equals big, big payoff
- FBI revelations may clear the way for Bulger's sister to claim lotto winnings
- Obituaries for January 5, 2000
- Wisconsin governor seeks curbs on video gambling
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Getting hot over range of ranges
- Editorial: Judiciary could use more help
- Letter: Y2K was much ado about nothing
- Letter: Grease poles to discourage climbers
- Letter: Clinton popularity a media deception
- Letter: Dr. Laura spreads hate against gays in her column
- Big Black casino lawsuit moved to federal court
- Brown asks judge to lift gag order
- State announces problem gambling initiative
- New casino hotel opens at East St. Louis casino
- Three lawsuits against former basketball star resolved without trials
- Las Vegas eschews fireworks, fails to attract national exposure
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Buchanan & Co. light it up for holidays
- Montana rejects gmabling network bid
- Fernley murder suspect pleads guilty
- City to debut television station
- Judge orders Harrah's to make shuttle ADA compliant
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Thursday at Santa Anita
- Thursday at Golden Gate
Tuesday, Jan. 4
Monday, Jan. 3
- Reno Arch site of renion for two
- New Frontier to be imploded this summer
- Infant saved by deputy's quick response
- Drawing won by Ormsby House general manager
- 15-year-old British skier hits tree, dies
- Floods, snow top Nevada weather lists
- Nearly a century of family ownership ends in Elko
- Tribes begin payments to state of Wisconsin
- Plastic bottle plant sets February opening
- Official: Public should not fret over delay in electric competition
- Television special looks at Venetian
- Suit challenges Rainforest Cafe takeover
- Venetian whistleblower files new libel lawsuits
- Suit filed over Harmon mortgage scandal; another threatened over Interstate takeover
- Park Place expanding AC property
- School Board to resume search for new chief
- Judge rekindles feud with old rival
- Strohmeyer now blames Iverson murder on buddy Cash
- $28 million Megabucks breaks record
- Drive targets same-sex marriages
- Henderson hits for 29 in Silver Bandits' win
- Highway 'angels' instrumental in saving pair
- Propane blast
- Where was the party?
- Binion's family pleased about expected end of exhumation efforts
- Phone strike threat postponed
- LV call center in merger; growth eyed
- Homicide at hotel first in new year
- Sugar Bowl notes: Rebel captains lend a hand in New Orleans
- Jurors left no doubt in intruder's killing
- Local news briefs for January 3, 2000
- 7 LV-area contractors lose licenses
- Nevada's 20th century economy a tale of water, mining, casinos
- Upcoming business events for January 3, 2000
- 450 ring in New Year with candlelight protest
- State faces new computer challenge
- Mayor apologizes for jest following fatal accident
- 1999 proves to be a watershed year for Las Vegas gaming industry
- Community news briefs for January 3, 2000
- High-tech crime target of new board
- Cops: Alcohol a factor in crashes
- Pioneer Nevada physician Sylvain dies at 90
- New Hampshire fans ring in new year with Rod Stewart
- New Year's Eve was a full day for Mr. Las Vegas
- Obituaries for January 3, 2000
- Midler divine for her globe-hopping followers
- Sun reporter one of the luckiest people to sing along with Barbra
- Slots at convenience stores idle
- Southern Nevada banks, utilities deliver on Y2K promises of no glitches
- Partying prevailed over gambling -- temporarily
- Bowden has eye on perfection
- Millennial moments
- Rout of the century
- Ex-Chaparral star hopes to capture crown with Hokies
- Pacific storms back to edge Lady Rebels
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: World's best handicappers to battle for title at MGM
- Kitchen crew marches out a meal for the millennium
- Dancer kick-starts 2000
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels flop in spite of precautions
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: The Media outclassed by The Moment
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Countdown to the new millennium
- Short on bathrooms but long on drunks and bloody noses
- Police kept tight rein on crowd of 300,000
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: For many, New Year's means work
- Kissing goodbye to the old millennium
- Miles from Strip glitz, old casino's regulars celebrate
- Goodbye, Kemo Sabe: A tribute to Clayton Moore
- Columnist Kate Maddox: 'Puffy' goes poof, so does Chung in LV
- Letter: Woman has only praise for cops
- Letter: People redefined term 'millennium'
- Letter: WWII vet shares skepticism of pols
- Letter: Not-so-stressed train travel deserves look
- Editorial: Ushering in a calm new year
- Cincinnati beats UNLV, 106-66
- Old Farmer says snow for Nevada
- Former justice rekindles feud with old high court rival
- Threat of Y2K glitches doesn't faze Streisand fans
- Megabucks jackpot reaches a record
- Norcross, Ga., woman comes forward with winning ticket for $46 million
- Electrocution blamed in death of man on Las Vegas Strip
- Despite negative projections from Wall Street, gambling stocks soar
Sunday, Jan. 2
Saturday, Jan. 1
