Friday, June 30
- With pride in past and faith in future, Sun turns 50
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Tarango's antics fall flat
- Corrections officer probed in death of former inmate
- Prospective judges introduced
- Sun photographer places in contest with Comdex shot
- Henderson planners: Neighbors need to see light
- Problems feared as thousands descend on tiny Nevada town
- Forest roads spark statewide debate
- Jury will hear Floyd statements to police
- Guinn's drug plan for seniors suffers a setback
- Veteran journalist Macy retires from AP
- Las Vegas moves ahead with plans for widespread recreation facilities
- Buyout divides neighborhood
- Bryan, Reid on alert for bill
- North Carolina moves to ban video poker
- $375 million in bonds sold
- S. Carolina machines not coming to Nevada
- $3 billion S.C. video gambling industry shuts down Saturday
- Australia slot maker entering California, Nevada markets
- Closing arguments delivered in casino bankruptcy case
- LV company enters China lottery industry
- 'Mixed-use' developer growing in Las Vegas
- Charges fly in Carpenters organizing drive
- LV utility rated
- Foreclosure suit filed against downtown attraction
- DI closure leaves conferences with no venue
- Visitors trek to Vegas for Fourth of July holiday
- Grand Am may be key to shooting
- Residents warned about dangers of fireworks
- Man faces weapons charges
- Local news briefs for June 30, 2000
- LV restaurant shooting suspect captured in N.M.
- Developer to help build NLV fire station
- Residents quiz officials at first NLV town hall meeting
- Raise starts for state's employees
- LV seeks leader in developing new downtown parcel
- Obituaries for June 30, 2000
- Trip to majors builds confidence for Kolb
- Cimarron Legion takes care of unfinished business
- Krynzel all smiles after chance to see his son make pro debut
- Ruiz wants to make name for himself
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS could nab 2nd NHRA points event
- American Legion baseball standings
- PCL Box: Dukes 10, Stars 8
- Bernstein dumps $100,000 in cash in front of Reno drug company
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- DNA testing leads to conviction in wild horse thefts
- Firefighters try to gain upper hand on stubborn Reno wildfires
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Judge denies injunction against shovel brigade
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fines, bans don't faze Mike Tyson
- Fireworks banned on fed land
- Parish to celebrate its 25th anniversary
- Letter: Ban all games between colleges
- Letter: Bureaucracy is keeping us from nature
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Going strong at 50
- Editorial: Lands bill deserves a vote
- Editorial: Hypocrisy charge causes rethinking
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Examining 'Movement in Still Life'
- Datebook
- The Movie Guys: As promised, 'Perfect Storm' makes waves
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Rio says good Knight to band
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Just can't flee from the DMV
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Goulet makes triumphant return to Orleans
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Take a relaxing drive with Einstein's brain
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Scintillating events highlight Venetian's anniversary party
- Rudner hits the mark at MGM Grand's Cabaret Theatre
- Celebrate our independence in grand American style: fireworks, music and Sophia Loren
- Birth announcements for June 30, 2000
- Firefighters gain upper hand on largest Reno-area wildfires
- Guinn, Gibbons urge Shovel Brigade to show restraint
- SCORE standings
- UNLV student-athlete list
Thursday, June 29
- Yellow alert response keeps lights on
- Teachers frustrated with test pressures
- Last bank holdover resigns
- LV insurer cutting deeper into Texas operation
- Legislator halts campaign against ATMs in casinos
- Southwest to grow in Las Vegas
- Death rates up due to dust
- Reid blocks attempt to resurrect betting bill
- Nevada-Arizona water agreement near
- Support group assists families who have had loved ones slain
- NAACP demand for $100 million fund rejected
- Minority groups disagree on casino contracting policies
- Merits of juvenile offender programs debated
- Jarbidge protesters want to throw a shovel into deal
- NLV casino addition approved
- House passes budget for Yucca project
- Ruling on Del Papa deposition in 2 weeks
- Local news briefs for June 29, 2000
- Station faces regulatory scrutiny in Missouri
- Shooting victim dies in van
- Mandalay debt downgraded
- Indian casino adding hotel
- Las Vegas tribe plans $170 million golf resort expansion
- Business unusual for those associated with video gambling in industry's final days
- Court briefs for June 29, 2000
- Metro captain retires after 36 years on job
- TRPA reverses itself, lifts condo construction ban at Tahoe
- Magazine picks UNLV punter
- Man indicted in ATM scam
- Silver Bandits' Hulett selected by Raptors
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Count on golf pros to play by rules
- State to go ahead with plan for seniors drug program
- White House reporting pioneer Thomas not ready to give it up
- Former health officer dies
- Panel to decide on death penalty
- Correction
- Spicer, matriarch of ranching, mining family, dies
- Obituaries for June 29, 2000
- This week's races
- CART takes new direction with Rahal
- Kerry is latest of Earnhardt winners
- Stars shoot back into first place
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Vargas' next foe is the pest of the bunch
- Internet to dominate as information source
- Brymer found dead in Reno home
- Agency: Siletz gave members free items
- Botha could cause havoc
- Cherokees to add hotel skyscraper to mountain casino
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Elko Commissioners delay vote on fed agreement until after shovel rally
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Lightning touches off new round of wildfires in Reno area
- West Warwick wondering about other projects for casino land
- Letter: Locals should get consideration
- Letter: Right idea, but wrong solution
- Letter: Mayor didn't owe rabbi an apology
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Good House-keeping
- Editorial: Land deal could be a boon
- Editorial: Shadowy groups to face sunshine
- The Kid adjusting to fewer boos, fewer victories
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Arizona agrees to talk about storing water for Nevada
- Large customers being asked to conserve power
- Nevada's newest wildlife management area set to open
- CAP color guard takes title
- Community news briefs for June 29, 2000
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: At milestone, Sun looks back and forward
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Closing of Desert Inn has far-reaching effects
- Fight schedule
- PCL Box: Stars 10, Dukes 1
- Renovation marks Disneyland's 45th anniversary
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval results
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval point standings
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval standings
- Firefighters try to gain upper hand on stubborn Reno wildfires
- Judge denies government motion to stop Shovel Brigade
- DNA testing leads to conviction in wild horse thefts
Wednesday, June 28
- Guinn forms strategy on betting bill
- Test coaching compared to 'cheating at solitaire'
- Measures target casino ATMs, Internet gaming
- Chain's profit improves
- Wynn buying more MGM assets, moves up DI closure
- Sprint refused to sell Vegas, other local operations
- An XFL primer
- Luxury limousine market growing in Las Vegas Valley
- U.S. Bancorp to acquire Scripps Financial
- Business groups hosting mixer to fight tax
- Casino support seen as tenuous in Midwestern, Southern states
- $300 million in bonds rated 'B+'
- DNA samples to be taken in officer shooting case
- Gaming coverage initiated with three strong buys
- Half of cooling, heating plant sold
- Relatives say father was prone to violence
- Nuclear fallout bill aids few in Nevada
- City strikes deal for key parcel downtown
- UNLV staff starts stocking shelves of new library
- 15-year-old will face murder trial in father's death
- Most Nevada autos will get colorful new license plates
- Bill would distribute $121 million to Shoshones in Nevada
- Riverboat loss limit legislation targeted by audit
- Report calls for tightening of finances for monorail
- Boulder City Council approves pay raise
- Reluctant TV bride Darva Conger bares all in Playboy for financial security
- Federal government seek restraining order against July 4th protest
- Rhode Island casino backers rally in support of statewide vote on project
- Despite contention, Boulder City council approves salary hike
- Washoe court ruling hailed by speed limit critics
- Obituaries for June 28, 2000
- Tanker driver burned as propane bursts into flames
- UNLV's Lied Library opening behind schedule
- Ex-school system treasurer among two sentenced in Dayton
- Boulder City council briefs
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Unexpected announcement shakes up party
- Beauvoir supports casino project
- Editorial: It's time to save endangered lake
- Lawsuit could affect the future of Southern Nevada's water supply
- 'Xtreme' football likely headed for LV
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Now is a good time to go night fishing
- Columnist Dean Juipe: New league apt to fail in Las Vegas
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Parents cite crime, traffic in plea for school busing
- Letter: Expand capital punishment
- Letter: Churches do not deserve any special treatment
- Editorial: Teacher unloads a shocker
- Williams' goals: Regain health, rejoin Padres
- Community news briefs for June 28, 2000
- Car restoration offers inmates escape
- Columnist Victoria Sun: There's no shame in 2nd for May
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Promotions, books, travel and tanning
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Wynn chat steeped in gaming, politics
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Bettors like Seattle to stay under, Philly to fly over
- Savvy wine buy: Chateau du Trignon '98
- Celebrate Independence Day with an all-American picnic
- Columnist Peter Benton: Southern Nevada women win Silver Cup
- LVMS drag racing standings
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- PCL Box: Stars 8, Dukes 7
- Nevada's newest wildlife management area set to open
- Missouri Gaming Commission told new casino could doom President
- Firefighters gain upper hand on Douglas County wildfire
- Fall is ruled suicide
Tuesday, June 27
- Las Vegas team excels
- Rebels' Robinson gets raise
- Charter school's OK near
- County to accept fines in deaths of teens
- Tabish named in lawsuit
- Man killed outside bar ID'd
- LV judge dismisses suit against Microsoft
- Von's owner in pact with Canadian bank
- Valley of Fire automated fee collecting a huge bust
- FAA to improve safety at airport
- Oscar Goodman: The first 365 days as Las Vegas' mayor
- Teacher backs claims of harassment
- Jailed man linked to officer shooting case
- Cox, LV apartment complex in cable installation dispute
- Police board OKs two settlements
- Gambling foes admit defeat
- Wrong builder named in suit
- Casino operator posts record quarter
- Highway project excludes site of tragic accident
- Wynn envisions affordable water show, at least three hotels
- Man shot in car ID'd
- Vegas airline to acquire eight new jets
- Caesars tower plans discussed, but construction not imminent
- State, farmers say Walker Lake suit desperate act
- Casino job opportunities plentiful for DI workers
- Mirage executive receives $7 million bonus to stay on after merger
- Local news briefs for June 27, 2000
- Boulder City council to vote on hefty pay hikes
- Correction for June 26, 2000
- Profit declines for big LV homebuilder
- Correction for June 22, 2000
- Dancer sues Tyson, club for alleged shoving
- NHRA agrees to deal with ESPN
- Child's comments can be used in murder trial
- Killer with little time to live gets 100-year term for landlady's death
- Speedway GM wants to host auto racing's 'spring training'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rocker in for unruly reception
- Bandits' Hulett remains hopeful
- Lawyers' attempt to gain bail for murderer fails
- Title games to be televised
- Outgunned Stars post comeback victory
- Obituaries for June 27, 2000
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: California columnist's shot was a low blow
- Ex-City Manager Adams dies
- Artist Clary dies at 92
- Corrections
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A map, but to where?
- Letter: Shelters save animals' lives
- Letter: Alcoholics need intervention
- Letter: Nondrivers must be extra careful on roadways
- Editorial: BLM must abide by dust rules
- Editorial: Judicial commission wins praise, criticism
- Ralph Siraco's horse racing notes
- Wednesday's Belmont Park entries
- Council chooses developer for downtown Mapes site
- State aid to some schools drops after enrollment audits
- Casino executives receive pay raises
- $4.2 million Wheel of Fortune jackpot hit
- Oklahoma: Hearings delayed in video gambling case
- SLED investigating fire at Fort Mill business with video gambling machines
- High court asked to save Walker Lake
- PCL Box: Stars 7, Dukes 6
- Sherman anniversary
- Harmatz-Maniago engagment
- Legally blind juggler enlivens 'Radio City Spectacular'
- Former topless dancer files lawsuit against Mike Tyson
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Living the cozy life in Cold Creek
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Julia gets greasy at Skillet Cafe
- Resort plans expansion projects
- Janice Wright replaced as Health Care Financing-Policy chief
- Community news briefs for June 27, 2000
- Wynn's former second-in-command earns most stock options
- Man faces second tragedy in a year
- July 4th protest will go on, court order or no, organizers say
- BLM seeks public ideas on off-highway vehicle use
- Best job means a lot of work
Monday, June 26
- Upcoming business events for June 26, 2000
- Polling the rival camp
- Local news briefs for June 26, 2000
- Obituaries for June 26, 2000
- Police review director awaits power to act
- Five die in highway crash
- Increasing flow of sewage poses big problems for Las Vegas Wash
- Animal rights activists preparing for elephants' visit to Las Vegas
- PCL Box: Sidewinders 5, Stars 3
- Man who shot landlady convicted of murder
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Tyson won't be back in Nevada soon
- Survey finds U.S. labor shortage severe
- Lien filed against DI in merger dispute
- Legislator requests probe of Arlington merger
- Feds investigate missing casino money in Oklahoma
- PCL Box: River Cats 15, Stars 6
- Hughes objects to ban on suits against Equinox
- Teacher alleges cheating on tests
- Branson contemplates London-themed LV casino
- Betting bill jockeying continues
- National acquiring more 757s to expand in Vegas
- MGM Grand changing name to 'MGM MIRAGE'
- Cigar industry agrees to first health warnings
- Wynn, MGM Grand move ahead
- Money Store closing in LV, nationwide
- New chairwoman calls for calmer regents meetings
- State's computer chief Lockard resigns
- Council to hear citizens at new town hall meetings
- Pet projects: Sitters care for all sorts of animals
- UNLV posts strong score in Directors' Cup
- Tollberg took the long, winding road to majors
- Stars swept; 3 get called up
- Spring training plan stays alive
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Dubai star, Beautiful Pleasure show top form
- PCL Box: RiverCats 8, Stars 5
- Colorado casino offers personal improvement seminars
- Sandia casino construction continues despite lawsuit
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Money's not all that talks
- Breedlove to make another stab at land speed record next summer
- UNR sophomore crowned Miss Nevada
- Name that tree: Free arbor guide available
- Community news briefs for June 26, 2000
- College building plans too optimistic for state funding
- Former death-row inmate awaits new shot at a jury
- Editorial: When pollsters take over
- Letter: Legal changes based on logic
- Letter: Citizens' views rarely matter in today's politics
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- Homeopathic board OK's alternative practice
- Washoe County considers buying Red Hill
- Suspect arrested in convenience store killing
- Great Basin College to offer second, four-year degree program
- Condon says police can seize South Carolina machines July 1
- Singer Vic Damone hospitalized with flu-like symptoms, cancels appearances
- Truckee man hits jackpot at Tahoe casino
- Casino revenues, visitor count continue to climb
- Tutu says people appreciate goodness
- Las Vegas senator wants probe of Tahoe development ban
- Historic group acquires Midas jail
- Wildland fires in Reno area keep firefighters busy
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, June 26, 2000
- The Strip at LVMS results
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
Sunday, June 25
Saturday, June 24
Friday, June 23
- Washington news briefs for June 23, 2000
- Slimmed down university system budget hits $1 billion
- Veterans say Korean War unlikely Hollywood topic
- Culinary saddened at DI closure
- Woman linked to robbers' getaway
- Monsoon season gets earliest start in valley
- City close to getting key downtown land
- UNLV snubbed by Henderson college
- Valley veterans have mixed feelings on Korean War
- Obituaries for June 23, 2000
- Wells Fargo removes racial references from website
- Cable ruling could open Internet competition
- Shareholders OK massive media merger
- Henderson City Hall cost nears $55 mil.
- Nevada leads nation in rate of gonorrhea
- County passes new dust rules
- New rule to help Wynn financing
- Shareholder sues over gold mining merger
- Yucca nuke waste project director says plan on schedule
- Park Place CEO wins legislative battle for N.Y. casino
- State regulators open door to slots in liquor stores
- Nevada businesses struggle to find workers with jobless rate at 3.4 percent
- Treatment officials meet, search for solutions
- Maryland county rejects push for tighter gambling rules
- Air-quality agencies' merger gets tentative regional OKs
- Arrests target sellers of drug ingredients
- Church sued over payment for home
- Court briefs for June 23, 2000
- Street landscaping projects planned in North Las Vegas
- Regulators re-license casino executive with tax troubles
- PCL Box: Rivercats 3, Stars 0
- 2000 American Legion Baseball standings
- Herndon injured in Stars' 3-0 loss
- Malec, Simon chosen
- Two Rebels in Olympics
- Petraglia leads, Henderson bowler second at Orleans
- New era looks promising for Gators
- Smith named Gorman basketball coach
- Columnist Dean Juipe: DI finds itself on death row
- On the hot seat
- DUI fatalities an ongoing problem in 24-hour town
- Group contributes to Ethiopian relief
- Complaints on U.S. 95 widening heard
- Regents wrestle with funding for dental school
- Bankruptcies
- Community news briefs for June 23, 2000
- Editorial: Zoning at center of dispute
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brack getting used to busier times
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- LVMS drag racing standings
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval standings
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Birth announcements for June 23, 2000
- PBA Orleans Seniors standings
- Letter: Letter concerning guns off mark
- Letter: We're getting way too soft on criminals
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Some busy Nevadans
- Editorial: This solution may remove an impasse
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Writer casts gaze on 'Blue Mountains Far Away'
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Epicurean Affair was an Olympic-size odyssey
- Datebook
- The Movie Guys: Split personality plagues Carrey's latest effort
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Talented Ryan to show true spirit of 76 at LV Academy
- Designer pins down 'ruff' job
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hopper to skip, jump to Bellagio
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Attitude shift for Mr. Shaft
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: 'Shiva' passes international muster
- Energetic Turner jumps, jives, wails at RioBamba Cabaret
- Utah Shakespearean Festival just a matter of time
- Bustling Bronson celebrates a decade on the Vegas stage
- MGM Grand changes name
Thursday, June 22
- He represents the Lollipop League -- and the city
- In 'Oz,' a dream really comes true
- Obituaries for June 22, 2000
- NLV council approves flagpole, drug abatement measures
- Money magazine showcases city as retirees' haven
- Sierra Club wants health risk added to U.S. 95 study
- Father's criminal past allowed as evidence
- Ex-student leader claims kidnapping in UNLV lawsuit
- Local news briefs for June 22, 2000
- Suspect indicted in series of bank robberies
- Family sues trash company
- Regents to confer over college-building program
- Ex-coach to plead guilty in sex case
- FAA changes would affect Henderson
- New St. Rose Dominican branch strives for greater level of comfort
- School approved despite protests
- Goodman offers rabbi city's apology
- Council OKs Wal-Mart plans
- Microsoft transforming services through Internet
- Life returns to scorched forest
- Agreement reached in volatile Elko feud
- Panel OKs formula for college funding
- Lott assures betting bill is on agenda
- Wynn says DI to close
- 'Broadband' competition heats up between Sprint, Cox in Las Vegas
- Casino lacking hotel is at issue
- Profit rises for owner of Smith's, PriceRite
- Wendy's, Marriott operator eyes LV casino
- Former Caesars exec hired as VP of taxes
- Prominent gaming analyst announces he is gay
- Mob gambling ring broken up
- Deaths of teens linked to gambling
- Flood channel still a thorn in Rhodes Ranch expansion
- Dating bubbles in Yucca Mountain key to nuke debate
- Fight schedule
- ABC to televise Air Force game
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Denver a good fit for MWC
- CART chief Rahal wants unification with rival IRL
- Silverado's Rojas headed to CCSN
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tyson carries baggage into Savarese fight
- Bowling with a byte
- Columnist Peter Benton: LVCC wins challenge
- Friendlier, bigger City Hall planned
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- After decade, murder rates rising in U.S. cities
- Milwaukee teens dead from shootings during dice game
- Greektown partners give documents to state regulators
- Rhode Island casino backers hold onto dream despite Statehouse vote
- Indiana: Angry casino patron who stole shuttle bus given year's probation
- Mayor apologizes for arrest of rabbi
- Commission gives ham operator static
- Planners approve bail business
- Community news briefs for June 22, 2000
- Indy F1's best chance at U.S. success
- TV journalism conference emphasizes better training
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Wandering columnist returns with tales to tell
- Asian art exhibit makes a statement at the Las Vegas Art Museum
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Swallowing prescription drug plans
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Changing diet signals
- Editorial: Better meat safety program is needed
- Editorial: Drug plan leads to a squabble
- Letter: Blame American oil companies
- Letter: Gore retirement proposal better
- Letter: Bush, Ensign trying to cut seniors' benefits
- Auto racing schedules, winners and point standings
- Robinson proves she can take pain
- Castroneves loved racing from the start
- Richard Petty talks about grandson's death during appearance for STP
- This week's races
- British GP told to shape up
- Agreement detailed on disputed Jarbidge road
- Jobless rate lowest in six years
- Wild horses must be thinned
- Third DUI earnes Carson City offender 2-6 years
- Two die in rollover near Ely
- Dayton woman dies in fire
- Gambling treatment officials meet, search for solutions
- Senator blasts lack of Los Alamos security
- Turnipseed replaces Morros as Conservation and Natural Resources chief
Wednesday, June 21
- Coast casino revenue cooling, but still poised to surpass $1 billion
- Senate candidate takes entourage to Tijuana to prove point
- Major donation sets pace for Thunderbird Lodge fundraiser
- Nevada class-size reduction proceeds
- Two appointments fill state Ethics Commission roster
- Acquitted Edwards co-defendant returns to board
- City, county move to close zoning loophole
- Kenny's pollution plan draws fire
- Cops turn tables on accused thief
- Southwest could suffer three summer power outages
- Clergyman angered by what he calls 'brutal' treatment by authorities
- Richardson: No evidence of spying in missing disks
- New flight for America West
- New Lake Las Vegas complex announced
- Phone stocks fall on merger worries
- Second merger hits Nevada gold mining industry
- County courthouse project in a pinch
- Panel calls for softer laws on pot possession
- High-tech bill payer expands to Southern Nevada
- Police believe one man is responsible for crimes
- Advertising industry plots 'new media' strategy at LV convention
- Judges will sentence killer in July
- Regents look at plans to offset end of estate tax
- I-95 project subject of meeting for public
- Fitch to face weapons, passport charges
- Kolkoski to fill vacant Municipal Court spot
- Court briefs for June 21, 2000
- Henderson news briefs for June 21, 2000
- Local news briefs for June 21, 2000
- State engineer promoted
- Obituaries for June 21, 2000
- Nevada gas prices down
- Reno man named to board
- Ethics charges dismissed
- Panel to look at reviving pet licenses in Clark County
- MGM on board with RTC ride plan
- R.I. legislators vote to kill Boyd casino
- Licensing recommended for casino exec with tax problems
- Doubts arise over limiting Internet gambling payments
- Vegas visitor count keeps increasing
- LaRocca's double lifts Stars into first place
- Agreement reached on disputed Jarbidge road
- Champs in camps
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Books post a comeback in baseball wagering
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Tollberg makes most of 'big' shot
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Follow these tips to draw hummingbirds
- Ice dream in the desert
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Knoblauch adds name to zany list
- Senators, candidate focus on high drug prices
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- PCL Box: Sidewinders 14, Stars 4
- PCL Box: Stars 3, Sidewinders 1
- Editorial: Proper call made on school prayers
- Editorial: Warnings aren't a cure-all
- Letter: Taking census is hard elsewhere
- Letter: Killer of four deserves the ultimate penalty
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Polyester Ball proves to be groovy time for all
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Drug benefits medicine leaves bad taste
- 86 students win scholarships
- Community news briefs for June 21, 2000
- Nevada gas prices slide downward
- Investigator sides with employee who says he was fired because he has HIV
- Louisiana Gaming Board will hear riverboat bids July 26
- Tribe closes its Oklahoma gaming operations
- Wisconsin tribes seek agreement on revenue sharing
- House panel rejects Indian casino plan
- Environmentalists, timber industry face off over roadless proposal
- Sands president testifies in support of Icahn plan for bankrupt casino
- Petition drive to block riverfront casinos falls short
- Savvy wine buy: Palazzo della Torre '94 Valpolicella Classico Superiore
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Remainder shelves worth a look
- Trailblazer pastry chef has earned her hash marks
- Summer school: learn about the traditions and legends of summer
- S.C. court upholds ban on video gambling
- Turnipseed replaces Morros as Conservation and Natural Resources chief
Tuesday, June 20
Monday, June 19
- Teachers' teacher
- Wal-Mart proposes center at Decatur, Charleston
- Upcoming business briefs for June 19, 2000
- Decision on state bonds for monorail delayed
- Man walking his dog shot to death
- Guinn rips Berkley's criticism of drug plan
- Local news briefs for June 19, 2000
- Judge eulogized as versatile man
- Signage designers in litigation
- Big LV carrier will serve Buffalo
- Warning labels have little impact on gamblers
- Scientists investigated in missing hard drives
- Geothermal bubbles up in debate
- Nevada regulators may seek law limiting predatory lending
- LV man gets life for beating roommate to death
- Tabish hires new attorney; more time sought to file for new trial
- Robber takes hostages; victims overcome, beat him
- Obituaries for June 19, 2000
- Hearing set in Bellagio robbery
- Consumer tips offered
- Widow will face charges in Rudin slaying
- LV company wins casino approval
- Lottery operator buying back stock
- Three killed in crash of casino-bound van
- Violent crime plunges in casino city
- Budget expert Miles leaving legislative post
- Proposed college site spurs concerns over public's view
- Deadlock frustrates families
- LV gaming company posts loss on restaurant, Internet operations
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tiger needs just one mulligan
- Trickle wins twice at LVMS
- Indy Racing schedule leaves out Las Vegas
- Mississippi casino giveaway litmus test for gaming giveaway policy
- Ordinance means fines for wasted water
- Opera artifact thieves arrested
- Kit Kat will get new owner
- Search for UNR president will begin
- Camacho Jr. scores big KO
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Desormeaux sizzling, but can't shake Silic
- Tollberg called up to San Diego
- Editorial: 'Brigade' needs to grow up
- Columnist Kathryn Crosata: Designers aware of accessibility concerns
- Letter: Bus stop at mall going to waste
- Letter: Las Vegas full of dangerous, crooked people
- Little worries as Little River prepares to lose video gambling
- Bernstein heads to Mexico to highlight key issue in Senate race
- NAACP says MGM Grand's minority contracting inadequate
- Poll shows support for gaming tax, opposition to business levy
- Ventriloquists make voices heard
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, June 19, 2000
- Meet the ventriloquists
- Paralegals fight complaints that they're misleading immigrants
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Grandma's forecast still warm
- Community news briefs for June 19, 2000
- Trial for 23-year-old murder may finally take place
- Mandalay Bay putting teeth into claim as South Seas resort
- Colorado River ruling gives tribe a rare victory on water rights
- Road-building plans raise worries
- Licensing recommended for Atlantic City casino exec with tax problems
- Infractions committee looks familiar to UNLV
Sunday, June 18
Saturday, June 17
Friday, June 16
- American Legion Baseball Standings
- Mom grateful son survived attack
- Police continue to track down robbers
- Guarded DOE chief visits LV
- Senate approves electronic signature legislation
- Mayor includes gaming in arena vision
- Workers say sex led to firings
- UNLV tourism expert honored by peers -- seeks closer ties to LVCVA
- Henderson residents oppose strip mall
- Local news briefs for June 16, 2000
- Lamb attends final Henderson planning meeting
- Flooring America closing 5 LV stores, warehouse
- Evidence mounts of a slowing economy
- Culinary presses Station for pact for nearly 800 Santa Fe workers
- Court briefs for June 16, 2000
- Casino operators on Forbes list of billionaires
- Silverton announces plans to expand to serve local customers
- Isle of Capri's quarterly earnings slightly beat Wall Street estimates
- Instant messaging becomes competitive and merger issue
- Governor honors 35 Nevada companies
- Enterprise, BLM annexation seen as swift but sure
- Forbes continues his campaign for tax reform
- LV Internet firm sold
- Teen arrested in shooting of 14-year-old
- Rawlinson clears hurdle in Senate
- Overhaul of child welfare system urged
- Eleven percent in county failed to earn diploma
- Victims' families share the pain
- Suspected heist leader has history of violence
- Railroad dangerous place for the homeless
- Help sought in finding missing man
- Obituaries for June 16, 2000
- Drugs may recycle through water
- Richardson tries to explain soaring gas prices
- Teen gets public defender in case of deadly crash
- Historic school teaches again
- New facility for St. Rose extends commitment to Henderson
- Las Vegas area not a safe place to walk
- Birth announcements for June 16, 2000
- Prep athletic eligibility guidelines clarified
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Oscar wins, earns right to return
- Basic Legion builds on last summer's success
- Newhan blames home plate for injury to knee
- PCL Box: Sky Sox 9, Stars 2
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- 'Jo-Jo' gets back on track in quest to make NBA
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Frustrated Marnell looking for speed
- Kim, Reavie prevail in Founders' Legacy
- U.S. attorney issues stern warning in national forest road dispute
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Proud night of politics
- Editorial: Betting ban bill takes center stage
- Letter: Prove Limbaugh to be malicious
- Letter: Social Security is for everybody; pass it along
- Editorial: Ominous runway dangers
- Summer camps can help kids regain their self-esteem
- LandWell event to raise funds for asthma research
- Panelists take aim at hate crimes
- Datebook
- The Movie Guys: New, improved 'Shaft' carries attitude of original
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Wild Sage Cafe offers a ray of culinary sunshine
- That's Life -- Steve Bornfeld: Now boarding our flight to New York ...
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: A Father's Day glimpse at parenting magazines
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Thespian Reid gets his shot
- Annie's not an orphan in LV
- Latino music stars are thriving in mainstream music scene
- Suspect arrested in Vegas robbery
Thursday, June 15
- Alden takes position as interim provost
- Washington news briefs for June 15, 2000
- Metro officer shot in face
- Gaming industry aids campaign coffers
- Killer bees begin to plague Strip, McCarran
- Suspects described
- Timeline of events
- Two officers receive minor injuries in U.S. 95 accident
- Lawyer who led the effort against nuclear dump fired
- Local news briefs for June 15, 2000
- Initiative petition to ban gay marriages is filed
- Strip, American style
- Guinn says technology key to avoid burial in $1 billion hole
- Teen drinking, driving tops national average
- NLV planning panel approves turf limits
- Monorail party turns into PR push
- Firm with Vegas office sold
- Togliatti's courtroom leads way in video proceedings
- LV firm, union remain at odds after suit, rally
- Tax breaks offered to expanding, new firms in Nevada
- San Diego firm moving operations to Las Vegas
- County hit with citations in deaths of 6 teenagers
- Death penalty study findings angrily disputed
- Jury begins to decide fate of man who killed 4
- Guinn warns of possible $1 billion shortfall
- More studies sought on perchlorate
- Petition to ban brothels in Nye County
- Vicksburg man wants Gaming Commission investigated by Legislature
- New boss at Nellis takes over
- S&P, Moody's affirm Station debt ratings
- Community news briefs for June 15, 2000
- Calif. man loses in jackpot dispute
- Obituaries for June 15, 2000
- Moody's says rating upgrade possible
- Teen charged in escape will stay in juvenile system
- Henderson water rate hike considered
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Euro 2000 tournament still smokin'
- CART race on hold until 2002
- Bandits coach to host camp
- Old battle over Fremont Street Experience hits Supreme Court
- Attorney: Wynn wields power over courts
- Indians, state, battle over Humboldt River waters
- BLM to proceed with prescribed research burns in northern Nevada
- New gambling cruise sales out of Provincetown, but future unclear
- Police break New York gambling ring
- Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in death of elderly 'husband'
- Actors say seniors are being short-changed by Hollywood
- Columnist Brian Greenspun: Plenty of straight talk
- Letter: Send nuke waste in back door
- Letter: Assad's death blow for peace
- Letter: NRA, NCAA deserve ban, not legalized betting
- Editorial: Math test bedevils seniors
- Editorial: Los Alamos falls down on security
- Stars' Newhan derailed by collision at plate
- Knee healed; feelings bruised
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Forbes returns to his most dangerous level
- UNLV notes: Preview magazine names Thomas first-team QB
- Kim shoots 3 under to take control; Reavie leads boys
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- PCL Box: Stars 11, Sky Sox 6
- Athletic arts are the focus at a new school in Green Valley
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Taking a hard look at nepotism
- Fight schedule
- This week's racing
- NASCAR drivers not much in school buses
- Montoya's success no surprise to his father
- Texas no turning point for Ray this season
- Driver, crew chief deal with deaths
- Isle of Capri's fourth quarter earnings beat Wall Street estimates, slightly
- Gaming Commission grants its approval for new casino in Waveland
- Miffed majority leader blocks funding for Yucca consultant over letter
- U.S. attorney issues warning in national forest road dispute
Wednesday, June 14
- Saturday night is back in Hot August Nights festivities
- Thousands of pages reveal little new in Edwards trial
- Movie shooting leaves some motorists fuming
- Funds would be left high and dry if wildfires strike
- Probe of crash that killed teens ongoing
- Local news briefs for June 14, 2000
- Council skips full introduction for pay raise proposal
- School district to name top cop
- Defense claims new evidence against Pope's father
- Emotional testimony
- Lawsuits allege rough UNLV police conduct
- Lawmakers consider new generation of computers
- Suit filed in death at county jail
- State board OKs settlements
- Mattsen loses try to get county to pay legal bills
- Nevada tops U.S. in rate of death penalties
- Swiss plan second Summerlin resort
- Rawlinson faces routine Senate queries today
- Senate bill includes Nevada projects
- Murphy lawyer under fire in Binion probe
- Studies give Lake Mead clean bill of health
- Effort to skate past park plan falls short
- Microsoft, feds spar over appeals venue
- Residents provide input for recreation center
- Burning cash, LV Internet firm delays Nasdaq effort
- Community news briefs for June 14, 2000
- City council briefs for June 14, 2000
- Big media merger in the works
- Summerlin developer sues county over tax methods
- Sprint chief acknowledges merger may not be approved
- Resort tries bolstering its tourist base
- Tribes sued for slot taxes
- Employee files NLRB complaint
- Nov. 7 referendum set on casino
- Former Station Casinos outside counsel pleads guilty to fraud
- Savvy wine buy: St. Francis Zinfandel '97
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Stirring groundbreaking for Stirling Club
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Drink in fun of whiskey society
- Letter: Mayor praised for Yucca stance
- Letter: Moms' march was distorted by the media
- Editorial: Don't rush vote on a new hospital
- Editorial: An inane idea from up north
- Obituaries for June 14, 2000
- Columnist Jon Ralston: This is Congress' idea of 'open mind'?
- Dream Deciphering
- Pillow talk: Dreams might be telling you more than you think
- Darr comes out swinging, leads Stars past Sky Sox
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Slow play sometimes inexcusable
- 'Foul Pole' remains fairly unpredictable
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Tag process prompts gripes
- Columnist Victoria Sun: UNLV's Knight comes up with a real gem in Askew
- Columnist Peter Benton: Choosing greatest putter is a tough task
- California teen's 66 leads Founders event
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- PCL Box: Stars 9, Sky Sox 1
- Auto racing schedules, winners and driver standings
- Casino Aztar pitches entertainment district in Evansville
- Police still investigating woman's death
- Schools look to Service for teachers
- Rawlinson confirmation hearing delayed
- Police continue to search for additional heist suspects
- Petitions to ban same-sex marriages will be filed Wednesday
- New business project ticks off residents of old Nevada town
- A look at the hotel-casino complex the Lac du Flambeau Chippewa proposed in Ashwaubenon
- Farmers markets bring business bonanza
- We want some seafood, mama
Tuesday, June 13
- The Strip at LVMS results
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
- Storm knocked ESPN2 off air at IRL race's end
- LVMS half-mile dirt point standings
- Local news briefs for June 13, 2000
- Nevadans attack proposed college sports betting ban
- Station Casinos to buy Santa Fe
- 'Green' energy boom may hit Boulder City
- Trumbull bookmaker sentenced to 18 months in prison
- Murphy took 'stolen' coins to Goodman
- Ex-Sparks Mayor Breslow pays fine in dispute over telephone bills
- Mohave County Sheriff's officials foil alleged jail break
- Wisconsin Lottery proceeds for property taxes up
- Gasoline, oil prices surging again
- Rhode Island lawmakers hear details of new casino plan
- Coaches Holtz, Smith support ban on amateur sports gambling
- Nevada banks finding new employees through welfare-to-work programs
- Talks again fail with LV concrete companies
- Nevada regulators loosen rules
- NLRB to sue Nevada company in labor dispute
- NAACP still pressuring MGM Grand
- Garcia prepares for huge challenge ahead
- Police focus on third shootout suspect
- $100 million prison to open Sept. 8
- Doctors launch petition for kids hospital
- Tribal casino owner in $900,000 deal for art
- Penalty arguments begin in quadruple killing trial
- Bookmaker sentenced to 18 months in prison
- Obituaries for June 13, 2000
- Mixed reaction seen on Clinton newborn policy
- County won't use kids in highway cleanups
- Mold to be removed from Las Vegas home
- Services set for Greenspun
- High school graduates awarded special help to attend college
- Former education board member Clarke dies at 82
- Brother could face murder charge in sibling's death
- Teacher says she lost her job because of age
- $2.5 million slated for Yucca evaluation
- Health board member favors stricter rules for unpaved roads
- MGM Grand, Boyd Gaming officials reiterate support for new casino
- Warren County man wants regulators to investigate two Vicksburg casinos
- Reno arson suspect still being sought
- Nurses to ask lawmakers to defend against needles
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Don't speak negatively ... or it'll cost you
- Community news briefs for June 13, 2000
- Leadbetter vies for title at local junior golf event
- Herndon making name for himself
- NLV to take up turf-reduction ordinance
- Shaft! Can you dig it?
- Columnist Susan Snyder: New laptop does not compute
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Jimmy Hopper springs out of Luxor
- Letter: Get someone good in capital
- Letter: Let state run nursing homes
- Letter: Real men earn right to be called by title 'mister'
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Editorial: Unlikely pair find harmony
- Editorial: Interpreters key for deaf Nevadans
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A future DOI leader
- List of alleged UNLV violations
- UNLV disputes Odom charges
- UNLV: Odom always had his hand out
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Congress could target Internet
- Krynzel signs with Brewers
- PCL Box: Stars 9, Sidewinders 6
- The Strip at LVMS point standings
- Kirkland's pick, Balaam, appointed Washoe County sheriff
- Suspect arrested in killing at Lake Tahoe
- Lac du Flambeau Chippewa abandon plans for casino in Ashwaubenon
- Teen killed by accidental shot
- Correction for June 11, 2000
- Penalty phase begins for man accused in death of four
- New Ely dog law offers limited tag options
Monday, June 12
- Valley's growth gives medical fund shot in the arm
- Shooting today caps bloody weekend
- Philippine independence: Is the real story told in U.S.?
- Upcoming business events for June 12, 2000
- Local news briefs for June 12, 2000
- State Supreme Court rules in favor of fired administrator
- Obituaries for June 12, 2000
- New limb helps mom keep up with toddler
- Gaming board probes Malone flier controversy
- 11 percent of seniors failed math test
- Leg wound could link robbery, shootout
- Families request death for killer of 4
- New unit takes some heat off overworked firetrucks
- Sun reporter wins another award for series
- David Greenspun, Las Vegas television pioneer, dies at 86
- Top Democrat gives nod to Ensign in race
- Companies starting to ship Nevada-style slots to California
- LV grocery operator in Internet deal
- Women's entrepreneur office opens in Henderson
- Equinox receiver seeks shield from suits
- Las Vegas unions issue 'Black Book' of enemies
- NHP, CHP launch joint program aimed at making I-80 safer
- Analysts say merger will reduce competition for high-end players
- Opinions vary on scope of transportation problem
- Proposed dam has fish fanciers fretting
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Day helps steal show at Belmont Stakes
- Weiland wins SNGA tourney
- Museum reopens in Genoa
- 'Little Las Vegas' outside Cincinnati seeks new image
- Newspapers: Betting ban may not stop publication of point spreads
- Casino operators renew deal for air service to Gulf Coast
- Correction for June 9, 2000
- Editorial: Patient reforms so close
- Letter: Don't trash Silver State
- Letter: Blame nuke bill on Democrats
- PCL Box: Stars 12, Sidewinders 1
- Letter: Postal policies could improve mail delivery
- Five UNLV professors honored for excellence in teaching, scholarship
- Copenhagen Cup rodeo results
- Ricketts cashes on Zero Tour
- Stars' Darr hopes to avoid suspension after altercation
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Cubs should trade Sosa to New York
- Site of skate park divides council
- Claims against state top $1 million
- Community news briefs for June 12, 2000
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Appearance a sign of the times
- Las Vegas jockeys for Broadway shows
- TV sports/Radio for June 14-17
- Smoke brings down US Airways plane
- Elko public lands panel says Nevada should trade waste for land
- 53 apply for assistant police chief in Fallon
- Texas man big winner on Vicksburg slot machine - $9.8 million
- Bird feeders blamed for bird deaths at Tahoe
- Parents of murder victim join national campaign against gun deaths
- Box score: Sidewinders 4, Stars 2
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, June 12, 2000
- Residents warned of dangers from fire ants
Sunday, June 11
Saturday, June 10
Friday, June 9
- PCL Box: Stars 7, Redbirds 3
- LVMS 3/8-mile paved oval points standings
- LVMS Drag point standings
- Washington news briefs for June 9, 2000
- Widow watches as NTS amendment accepted
- Fire illustrates fragility of Spring Mountains
- State board to decide tax-free bond issue for monorail project
- Defense bill may carry betting ban
- Officials: Lightning caused wildfire
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Tennis' Federation Cup coming to Las Vegas
- Appeal rejected in case of dad who killed baby
- Supreme Court approves 'short trials'
- Political notebook for June 9, 2000
- Letter: Fitting tribute to Petty family
- Police board finds shooting into clothing a violation
- Letter: Remembering Adam Petty
- Letter: College game needs exposure
- BLM land auction pulls in almost $16 million
- Boulder City council members consider taking big pay increases
- BLM to step up land sale efforts
- Jury to begin deliberations in robbery slayings
- Wynn said to be buying estate on Pacific Ocean
- Durango regroups in summer ball
- UNLV softball player chosen
- PGA hopefuls at Paiute course
- Allen leads Stars to win
- Mojave player going to Coppin
- Tropicana wants out of Beanie Baby slots lawsuit
- Vegas companies lose out in Detroit casino bidding
- UNLV, UNR unwittingly schedule competing gaming conferences
- Lehman analyst is optimistic about Harrah's, Park Place
- AC hit with third casino suicide in three months
- Malec ranked 18th in tennis polls
- Branson in discussions for new Las Vegas resort
- LV, Florida bidding for Dodger spring training
- Judge decides suit over 'Villa Pizza' name
- LA developer files bankruptcy to block foreclosure
- Two companies file lawsuits over picketing
- Jurors weigh fate of suspect in 4 slayings
- MGM Grand may sell key slot patent
- MGM Grand denies exploitation of lions
- Business park's third phase set
- Antique guns offer shots of history
- Community colleges join battle for bigger share of funding
- Henderson cops compare armored car, casino heists
- Walters asks for dismissal
- Local news briefs for June 9, 2000
- Obituaries for June 9, 2000
- Bankruptcies for June 9, 2000
- Dust-control plan nearing completion
- Dashing Davis
- Jurors say Binion decision not easy
- Correction
- Noted author to join hotel college
- Mom, child join area's measles list
- Ethics panel loses 2 members
- Johnston puts plane crash behind him
- Surgery slowing Rebels' Kelly
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lewis gets off too easy in Atlanta
- Locals fare well at SCORE Baja 500
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Trio trying to pull IROC-IRL double
- Datebook
- Letter: Column fitting tribute to vets
- Letter: Corporate greed fuels trucker strike
- The Movie Guys: Cars are the scene-stealers in '60 Seconds'
- Birth announcements for June 9, 2000
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Gourmets meet, greet and eat in South Africa
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Romeo disappears from Flamingo
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Joe, a Silver State star
- Editorial: Nursing homes in a crisis
- Editorial: Place air quality on front burner
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Recipe for murder spices up menu at Egg & I
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Brilliance of Buckley's music shouts from beyond
- Despite acclaim, Steely Dan shut out of Hall of Fame
- Johnson found guilty of killing four
- Starr urges judges to go public; avoid his mistakes
- Man sentenced to nine months in jail
- Bryan pushing for SUV fuel efficiency study
- Officials checking to see if man can serve time under house arrest
- Officials investigate suspicious fire
- Berkley, Gibbons unite to vote to repeal inheritance taxes
- Vietnamese man who says he didn't know better gets 4 years
- Fire 95 percent contained; lightning strike blamed
- Resort association launches Web site to combat Neal's casino tax
- Tests planned in effort to link heists with murders
Thursday, June 8
- Letter: Belated thanks for firefighters
- Letter: Handicapped deserve better
- Letter: Nuclear disaster a likely legacy we will leave
- Law lets homeowners end deliveries of unwanted materials
- Obituaries for June 8, 2000
- Safeguards reduce fire risks for residents
- Lawsuit against NLV police settled
- North Las Vegas briefs for June 8, 2000
- Compromise law on billboards approved
- $1 million bail set in Strip death
- Valley View undergoing drain improvements
- Local news briefs for June 8, 2000
- Licensing, zoning provisions adjusted
- Plan would combine downtown agencies
- Law school closer to accreditation
- Girl wants to go to camp
- Stars fall at Memphis
- Cox Cable sending out coupons to settle suit
- High-level shipments may have controls
- High winds help snuff out wildfire
- Vons owner signs online grocery pact
- Real estate firm building headquarters
- Wynn plans new Strip resort
- Metro officer cleared of bribe charge
- Union agrees to seven-year contract with company
- Ex-girlfriend testifies in quadruple slayings
- LV will retain lobbyist firms
- Suspects linked to multiple casino holdups
- Anti-gay marriage petition nears filing
- Wells Fargo, First Security prepare to sell branches
- Builders sue Teamsters over work stoppages
- Editorial: Prying eyes get their way
- Editorial: No need to believe 'lie-detector tests'
- Gaming win rises 13.9 % in April
- Two charter schools seek board's blessing
- Inaugural London flight arrives today
- General counsel leaves for rival gaming company
- Aladdin holder's earnings improve
- Aladdin eyes luxury hotel, condos
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Silver State full of gold nuggets
- Wynn questioned about tape-recording incident
- Teenager accused of killing dad will wait for new hearing
- Brown ends 27-year career as Municipal Court judge
- Six local golfers earn spots in U.S. Open
- UNLV ready to file answer to NCAA
- Source of Murphy's funding sought
- Fire 85 percent contained; 12 injuries reported
- PCL Box: Redbirds 5, Stars 4
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mayweather in land of TV exile
- Zoning changed for development near Sunrise Landfill
- Vote ends flap over 'big-box' law
- Again, Oscar vows he's ready
- Savarese will look to stun Tyson in Scotland
- Judge gives teen life sentence in school shooting
- LV's Sanchez agrees to take on Hamed
- Jailed Norwood facing legal woes
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Four Southern Nevadans graduate from West Point
- Community news briefs for June 8, 2000
- Music professor receives honor
- Area Charlie Browns practice patience
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A needed rule change
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Newspaper rekindles fine era
- This week races
- Auto racing schedules, winners and point standings
- Boat back after being dumped by Foyt
- Gugelmin coping well with disabled child
- Hammond has come long way
Wednesday, June 7
- Theft exacting heavy toll at fine restaurants
- Local news briefs for June 7, 2000
- NLV park's greenery could cost city extra $100,000
- NLV mayor: Improvement on way
- Voters to decide on tax hike
- Henderson council OKs annexation, land exchange with BMI
- Monorail project at crossroads: Finance board to hear arguments
- Nuke shipments travel city streets
- 'Hired guns' live for fighting fires
- LV timeshare financing lined up
- Fire crews turn corner
- $250 million condo project set south of Turnberry Place
- Former Valley High teacher held without bail in sex case
- Landmark Microsoft breakup ruling due today
- Nursing home residents face eviction
- LV firm ordered to show records in kickback probe
- Henderson homeowners rip developer's talk of using eminent domain
- Testimony begins in quadruple slayings' final trial
- Berkley wealth shows increase
- Valley's farmers markets growing
- Air cargo carrier operations are expanding at McCarran
- AgriBioTech agrees to second big asset sale deal
- Court disbars Las Vegas lawyer
- Supreme Court denies stay in bridge construction
- Slot makers create second industry trade group to boost political clout
- Southwest Airlines goes with hotel baggage vendor
- Bush, brother ripped for opposing Indian casinos
- Trash haulers vote on contract
- Lawmakers show uneasy support of pharmacy school
- PCL Box: Stars 7, Redbirds 1
- Columnist Jeff Haney: New ballparks throw baseball bettors a curve
- Herndon's complete game lifts Stars
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Fringe group targets golf-course turf researchers
- Columnist Peter Benton: Larsen-Davis duo defend LVCC title
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: 'Fishing Week' to help new faces try sport
- School Board weighs Moore's plan for tutors, home for TV station
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Rodeo stars to invade LV this weekend
- Mountain West welcomed as BCS 'guest'
- NCAA bids will enhance MWC's image
- UNLV golf team seventh in final poll
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Salt Lake temporarily disabled
- Silverado's Van leads 12 locals on Day 2
- Letter: Limbaugh most malicious of all
- Letter: Cuban 'exiles' are free to leave
- Letter: Nevadans' voices essential to protect forests
- Editorial: Benefits befuddle officials
- Editorial: Getting attention of a phone giant
- Columnist Jon Ralston: As many theories as council members ...
- Community news briefs for June 7, 2000
- Obituaries for June 7, 2000
- Savvy wine buy: Domaine Carneros '96
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Plenty of ideas for Father's Day
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Chanel luncheon a boost for Meadows School
- Hundreds protest village's division between Israel and Lebanon
- Suicide bomber kills Cabinet minister, others, in Sri Lanka
- Several governors criticize Putin's plan to curb their powers
- Fisheries Society challenges Nevada claims about bull trout
- Estate wants to know who paid legal fees
Tuesday, June 6
Monday, June 5
- Suspect arraigned in 23-year-old murder case
- Four hurt in crash at Carson City airport
- Buck Springs blaze spreads
- Obituaries for June 5, 2000
- Local news briefs for June 5, 2000
- Three men sought in Bellagio robbery
- Poppa Gar, restaurateur to the movers and shakers, dies at 92
- Father accused in baby's death gets July hearing
- Governor's prescription plan on hold
- New air pollution agency recommended
- Going green
- Atkinson Gates call irks ethics panelist
- Teen who escaped sent to new youth facility
- MGM Grand sells portion of Bellagio art for $124 million
- Senator takes a hands-on approach to battle 'air rage'
- No negotiations in Vegas concrete workers' dispute
- Canada cited as example for TV production
- Three Vegas radio stations sold
- Commercials more frequently filmed in LV
- Flurry of mergers could reshape airline industry
- City asked to annex 2 parcels, increasing limits by 223 acres
- Buildings feel a squeeze
- 5,400 acres scheduled for annexation
- LV company honored for responsible gaming efforts
- Las Vegas heads list of top 200 trade shows
- Tribe's joint venture gambling cruise has an abrupt end
- $20 mil. entertainment venue set
- Indian firefighters hope for best
- Fires restricted at Lake Mead
- Poll: Voters want environment protected
- Community news briefs for June 5, 2000
- City Council putting billboard proposals to vote
- Tribe that wants to operate casino in Illinois files lawsuit for land
- Tollberg shows his stuff in Stars' win
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Injury to keep Fusaichi Pegasus out of Belmont
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Speedway, Supercross a perfect fit
- Knight pleased by 'courageous effort' at championships
- Correction for June 3, 2000
- GV star projected to go in Round 1
- PCL Box: Stars 7, Sounds 2
- Medical board cool to testing
- Court upholds action in malpractice case
- Forbes will attend Porter fund-raiser
- Letter: Put lake fee to good use
- Letter: Lazy parents must be more responsible
- Editorial: Disabled access is lacking
- Environment tops Nevadans' lists
- Lack of "sin tax" compromises means Louisiana's budget hole remains $250 million
- Hoosiers worry casino's location will hurt industry
- Southern Baptists plan evangelizing drive around Philadelphia
- Tahoe bike ride raises nearly $4 million for leukemia society
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Trends, June 5, 2000
- Inmates treated to Vegas-style show
- Force of 600 facing blaze northwest of Las Vegas
- For the little guys, casino's bankruptcy is a bad deal
Sunday, June 4
Saturday, June 3
Friday, June 2
Thursday, June 1
- Mother sentenced for abuse of son
- Fresno airline to service Reno-Portland route
- LVMS drag strip results
- New casino boat to be based in Provincetown
- LVMS half-mile dirt oval results
- LVMS' half-mile dirt point standings
- Local news briefs for June 1, 2000
- Obituaries for June 1, 2000
- Court briefs for June 1, 2000
- Suspects arrested in Stratosphere strangling
- Rigazio named president of Nevada Power
- State to return silver to Binions
- Goodman insists he's against nuke dump
- Vet sues CNN over report on Vietnam
- Widow tells of NTS injustices
- Bush has his first campaign stop in Nevada
- Spring Valley casino suit moves to LV courtroom
- Couple face more charges in abuse of kids
- Valedictorians come in bunches at some valley high schools
- Arrest made in '98 slaying of teen girl
- Big ready-mix companies dropping Teamsters
- Recipient of Nevada tax break files for bankruptcy
- LV judge blocks Social Security listing rule
- Big Chicago thrift enters Vegas banking market
- Greenspuns debut new weekly business paper
- West Virginia video lottery generates record revenue for fourth consecutive month
- Trial set for Rhodes in insurance case
- First prison for juveniles opens
- Police officers seek split from campus control
- Greenspun added to Brookings trustees
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Norwood captures decision despite ruckus in Argentina
- Community news briefs for June 1, 2000
- Nevada champion out of bee
- National Guard officers honored
- Bus tour gives NLV officials close look at city's needs
- Rebels sit 5th after Day 1
- Sul not shaken after 1st round
- State's best in baseball, softball announced
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels may row the boat
- Hollins looking to stay on top as a coach in the NBA
- Redmond to lead Atlantic City efforts
- K.C. casinos face fines over loss limits
- Miss. gaming association hires Beau Rivage exec
- Las Vegas-style yard sale under way at El Rancho
- Bator steps in for Wooster, wins player of year honors
- Tua's plan: Look good and win
- 2000 Nevada All-State Softball roster
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A Business venture
- Editorial: Crowley's steady hand is legacy
- Editorial: It's folly to strike this deal
- Letter: Good driving not complicated
- Letter: Vote for GOP is a vote for nukes
- Letter: Del Papa out of bounds with letter to regents
- Alabama judge rules that video gaming machines are illegal
- Dr. Sandra Daugherty, medical school professor, dies in Reno
- Coquille Indians hope hotel will complement casino
- Missouri Gaming Commission cuts fine for casino owner Bill Grace
- Player of year award caps a stellar career for Ruiz
- Deadline passes for machine license renewal in South Carolina
- 2000 Nevada All-State Baseball roster
- Bush campaign: Not taking questions from local press
- Rebel in NCAA track semifinals
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Friday's horse racing entries
- This week's races
- Penske a winner once more
- Indy's main stock still tradition
- Atwood is latest Evernham protege
- Fight schedule
- WBA heavyweight title fight called off after Holyfield injured
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Downtown: Government complex?
- Unique Iceland uncovered during memorable trip
- Globe-trotting Las Vegan makes a life of exploring new worlds
- Bush proposes cooperation, not federal orders in land conservation
- Summit: Fire managers have known best techniques for a decade
- Actor Swayze crash lands plane, walks away
- Governors: Western states must have greater voice
- Video gambling owners get extra week to get machines out of South Carolina
- Work could begin in 18 months on new Strip project
- Bush backs preservation of Lake Tahoe
