Friday, March 31
Thursday, March 30
Wednesday, March 29
- Busch emerging as top rookie
- Aerospace museum may land elsewhere
- Father, son implicated in Tahoe girl's murder
- Higher gas prices hurt Ely Buss effort
- Gibbons praises Clinton's courage in opposing nuclear industry
- Pining for victories
- Consolidation of Washoe fire departments moves closer
- Reno called "quirky"
- NCAA Tournament Final Four schedule
- Linebacker Owens has seen, played against top players
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Pak getting her game back on track
- Judge rejects bond reduction against driver in I-15 accident
- Man faces death penalty in skinhead killing case
- Lawyer can look for Supreme Court ruling mistake, judge says
- Columnist Peter Benton: Norman just misses out on Hall ballot
- Officials dig deeper into contaminated well
- Local news briefs for March 29, 2000
- Bandits sign Ackles
- 'Road rage' suspect sentenced to probation
- State senator rips big schools
- High court member raps disputed jackpots
- Boulder City may welcome bikers for fall event
- Panel opens debate on betting bill
- Ashley marks one year at LV FBI helm
- Henderson citizens protest downtown expansion proposal
- Jury set after only two days
- Fourth juror booted from Edwards case
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Athletes at mercy of coaches
- Ruffin denies Advent accusations on San Francisco-themed resort
- Forum Shops at Caesars expansion moving ahead
- Detroit casino licensing delayed
- Louisiana officials prepare for Harrah's tax cut
- Publisher posts annual results
- Ex-PUC member to become consumer advocate
- New bank president's challenge: Growing while staying small
- Nevada Power wants law on deregulation struck down
- Nevada to get $2 million for mag-lev project
- New restrictions planned at Grand Canyon National Park
- Beehive destroyed at school
- Judge OKs hitman trial
- Father loses deportation battle; son's fate in doubt
- Mississippi Senate panel delays action on gaming courses bill
- 45 percent of forms returned statewide
- President expected to raise $400,000 on Vegas visit
- Despite initial fears, gambling has improved economy for Lincoln City
- Clinton announces new restrictions on Grand Canyon flights
- Two men charged in shooting death of Las Vegas teen
- Edwards' second trial set for June 19
- Crain: Perlman said Edwards told him to vote for DeBartolo project
- Nevada lawyers arguing in nation's high court
- Greenbrier County commission not in hurry to act; opponents get organized
- Initial response rate for census good
- Woman pleads guilty in case where body burned
- Conservationists ready petition to list sage grouse
- Pence: Probe of worker harassment sad but not surprising
- Winner of Desert Research award warns of invasive species
- Nevada's first congressman finally getting marked grave
- Jury selected in Binion case
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- DMV testing its new services
- NCAA probe costs Rebels recruit
- Columnist Jeff Haney: 'Fearless forecasts' meet Las Vegas lines
- LV students take top fair honors
- Dog Run teams up with pet adoption
- Community news briefs for March 29, 2000
- Savvy wine buy: Paso Robles White Wine '98
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Get your Extra Value points
- Obituaries for March 29, 2000
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Violinist Milenkovich shines at Steelman soiree
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Mining history to find gaming parallel
- Letter: Garcia may be making big leap
- Letter: District attorney licking its chops over Williams
- Editorial: Bungling is par for the course
- Editorial: Home run isn't likely in this bid
- Crain: Fuller asked him for second copy of state police report
- Club's anniversary prompts dining at last generation's prices
- Gambling industry, colleges swap blame for student betting
- Fourth-generation driver ready for first big test
- Papis finds confidence, success with Rahal
- Auto racing schedule, results, winners
- Slot player's jackpot appeal heard in Nevada Supreme Court
- Sho-Ban compact ratified, stage set for court battle over casino machines
- Key chairman backing Black Rock Desert effort
- Take a scrumptious tour of farmers market
- Market Value
Tuesday, March 28
- State jobless rate hits 22-year low
- Father, son implicated in Tahoe murder
- Army Corps would help clean up abandoned mines under House bill
- Obituaries for March 28, 2000
- DOE caught in conflict of interest suit at Yucca
- Garcia alone in schools race
- Clinton nominates Judge Hunt
- Elderly woman dies in mobile home fire
- City historians object to casino's fact-twisting
- Reid details stance on boxing bill
- Supreme Court to take up wiretap, jackpot, cell phone cases
- Copter spirals out of control
- Fresno chief will be pursued by Clark County school board
- Jury selection process enters a second day
- Overcrowding solution OK'd
- Sun wins three awards
- South Strip hotels may be worth millions
- DMV testing its new services
- Expanded Henderson downtown renewal may be in works
- Hard work, luck help in real estate
- Employees to share $138 million
- Second Washington bank plans local offices
- America West building flight training center in Phoenix
- Cox offers free movies as lawsuit settlement
- LV tourist magazine offering Japanese-language edition
- Trump makes deal with tribe in Connecticut
- Sahara dragged into DI's Rat Pack suit
- Las Vegas visitor count up 7.2 percent in January
- Company reducing capital expenditures in 2000
- Local GOP to gather at Hammargren's crossing
- Negligent vet wins stay, fine reduction
- Flowers pleads guilty to murder
- Man given probation for Pope encounter
- PUC decision sets stage for court fight
- Ethics case leads to complaint against Palazzo
- Africanized bees attack woman
- Local news briefs for March 28, 2000
- IBL Box: Trenton-Las Vegas
- Nevada unemployment rate reaches 22-year low
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: LSU example should worry Rebels
- Bandits fall to Stars
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- Editorial: Nevada still is in bull's-eye
- LV group pitches ideas to 6 teams
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Great start has CCSN thinking big
- Cyprien in line for Ala. coaching job
- GOP backer says unions, press, others object to 'America's founding documents'
- Community news briefs for March 28, 2000
- Tobacco money to go to seniors
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Weighed down by military inflexibility
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Not in our back yard
- Letter: The difference of one letter
- Letter: Being a citizen has its benefits
- Letter: Heston would be better president than Al Gore
- Stayin' Alive
- Father, son implicated in Tahoe girl's murder
- DeBartolo sticks to his story
- Former spy shop owner pleads guilty to murder
- New Orleans' casino tax break still in the rumor mill
Monday, March 27
- Community news briefs for March 27, 2000
- Battle of experts heats up as trial opens
- U.S. Park Service objects to dump at Yucca
- New online auto selling competitor enters LV market
- Net wagering company "restructures" Station deal
- Video gambling battle heats up in Alabama
- Outcry, politics halted mercury sludge
- Science scores concern school officials
- When good luck turns bad
- Campaign law at center of Malone case
- Efforts under way to expand gambling in Kansas
- Seattle Art Museum sues over Matisse painting
- Mirage chief rumored to be eyeing Beverly Hills
- Domestic violence cases focus of statewide study
- Shutdown averted with new contract
- Glitch in superintendent search
- Local news briefs for March 27, 2000
- $2 billion stake taken in Mitsubishi
- 25 cent per share offer made
- Cable operator said in merger talks
- 2 inmates escape in transport
- Former ATF agent takes UNLV post
- Supreme Court to take up wiretap
- 4.5-mile walk proceded from the told temple to the new
- Newspaper moving to Green Valley
- Taxpayers Association, gamers at odds over taxes and subsidies
- Rebels lose another close MWC game, slip to 7-24
- Obituaries for March 27, 2000
- Students win big in 'wordy' assay
- New newspaper receives name, publisher
- Bank of America's minority spending
- Cheeseheads going wild over Wisconsin's run
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels find losing is contagious
- Brown looks to turn things around in Rebels' program
- AutoNation to strengthen local brand, expand sales on Internet
- Fifth-ranked ASU tops UNLV
- Aztecs roll over Rebels
- Sprinter leads UNLV women
- Henderson sparks Bandits
- Wulfenstein prevails at LVMS
- DeLay lends hand to Porter's race
- Letter: Gaming study is questionable
- Letter: India's support is necessary in peace talks
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Radical sheikh's bold move pays off in Dubai
- Local drivers fare well over weekend
- How the top five Oscar winners did at the box office
- The Academy Awards was a night to play it safe fashion-wise
- 'American Beauty' parlays oddball premise into Oscar gold
- Editorial: Step up tests for radiation
- Elian: 'My mother is not in heaven'; family beats deadline for appeal
- Book offers help to fledgling home owners
- Quick fencing lesson
- Fencing thrusts itself into mainstream popularity: En garde!
- Urban Scrawl -- John Katsilometes: Persistent Cassidy shows fighting side
- Event organizers say unions, press, others object to 'America's founding documents'
- Panel recommends approval of revised gambling agreement
- Hatchery officials still seeking cause of big trout kill
Sunday, March 26
Saturday, March 25
Friday, March 24
- New Mexico voters oppose expanding gambling
- AG says no charges against acting UNR police chief
- Opponents rap 10-year deadline on wilderness studies
- Cabin owners protest Forest Service fee increases
- Show of dissension could hurt proposal to expand gambling in Kansas
- McCain seizes lead role in battle against college sports betting
- First proposals from panel trying to save taxpayers' money
- Rogers sees big role with college
- Judge, state withhold money over underpaid labor claims
- Former Dallas Cowboys star says he has winning $28 million lottery ticket
- New officials named at Louisiana Indian casino
- Reid: Black Rock Desert bill won't pass this year
- Texas firefighter gets three years in gambling case
- Rumors have Wynn interested in acquiring Sotheby's
- Builders fined in death of worker
- Vet battles board for his reputation
- Sun reporter taken off Binion witness list
- Treatment of Hispanics enrages School Board
- Council, Bandits hope game a PR slam-dunk
- Driver fails test under new drug law
- Radiation find prompts new dump concerns
- UNLV arena struggles to accommodate disabled
- Student leaders get to know superintendent candidates
- Murphy must remain behind bars
- Realty firm enters LV market
- Chain coming to Nevada
- Nuclear issue on hold until next year
- LV union protests against food seller
- Guinn wants DMV out of red, into neutral
- Suspected child molester accepts plea
- Man dies in prison; retrial comes too late
- Goodman, Guinn want to bring biotechnology industry to Nevada
- Merger value recalculated at $6.7 billion
- Wynn reveling in 'delicious' choices he has for future
- Opponents hope right-of-way law will derail monorail
- Houston woman sues friend over LV slot jackpot
- Casino wins injunction against customer
- Company forecasts profit from National Airlines
- Commission approves Showboat sale
- Local news briefs for March 24, 2000
- Ethics panel clears campaign manager
- Obituaries for March 24, 2000
- Gonzaga zapped by altitude
- Big Ten to battle for berth in Final Four
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Camps run too long to work here
- Date book for March 24, 2000
- Luft the true star in a tribute to Garland at DI
- Pivotal Strip anniversary goes without spark, observance
- Community news briefs for March 24, 2000
- Birth announcements for March 24, 2000
- The Movie Guys: 'Rear Window' remains a Hitchcock masterpiece
- This week's races
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Butter the popcorn: It's time for the movies
- Editorial: This one deserves hard look
- Editorial: No fairness yet on 'Net taxation
- Letter: GOP is soft on environment
- Letter: Probe results buried on 12A
- Letter: Malone circulars act of cowards with money
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Chefs for Kids program feeds at-risk students
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: CART eyes big changes
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Stars mug as Elvis at Riviera
- Thursday's prep results
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Cue announcer: 'You won't believe this offer!'
- Letter: Rebels were no dynasty
- Letter: Columnist earns convert
- Letter: Rebels are just mediocre
- Letter: No-Guinn situation
- Cho and Tell
- Herbst brothers continue hot streak
- New Zealander has chance to make Final four
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: The peacemaking game
- A mellower Keady? Not on the court
- Racing schedules and standings
- Sens. Feinstein, Reid push for promised funds for Lake Tahoe
- College of Agriculture to expand its name
- Federal Maritime Commission orders full review of casino ship complaint
- Casino can't make bank pay on gambler's marker
- Celebrities in John Robinson golf event
- Kansas St. nips UNLV
- Impressionist Anderson still flexing vocal muscle
- Columnist Joe Delaney: After 50 years Gladys Knight continues to shine
- Skinheads face more charges in Reno temple bombing
- DeBartolo associate says he was enraged by alleged shakedown
- DeBartolo reported payment to IRS
- DeBartolo associate heard about alleged shakedown
- Tobacco ruling crimps state's stings
- Online gambling raising concerns in South Carolina
Thursday, March 23
- Co-defendant will have bypass surgery; trial continues
- Court remains out of session because of defendant's health
- Obituaries for March 23, 2000
- San Diego St.-UNLV game summary
- Kansas Senate committee reviews proposal for expanded gambling
- First proposals from panel trying to save taxpayers' money
- Contaminated ground water is discovered near Test Site
- Nevada dodges a nuclear bullet
- Bonaventure to decide bail issue for Murphy
- Nevada PUC enters power line rate case
- Illinois regulators plan hearing on compulsive gambling
- Nevada's latest economic strategy outlined
- Woman accused of husband's murder appears in court
- Senate bill would protect northern Nevada's Black Rock Desert
- Game maker sues Henderson man, says website linked to adult content
- Nevada lawmakers declare victory in nuke waste vote
- Las Vegas firm's stock slumps on decline in order
- Police search for predator of girls
- North Las Vegas news briefs for March 23, 2000
- Strip concerns deprive Henderson of extra cabs
- Regulators confiscate counterfeit taxi, search for illegal operators
- Former plastic surgeon placed on probation
- LV firm's stock rises on optimistic sales report
- LV builder to post loss, looks at asset sales
- Doubt increases over First Security-Zions merger
- Garcia favorite for schools chief
- Doctor plans state's first pharmacy school in downtown development
- Woman who killed husband gets life
- Home invasion
- Nellis mom charged in death of newborn
- LV judge vows to fight ethics complaint
- Amendment to move lottery dollars to school aid passes Michigan House
- Animal-rights group sues to block Wyoming horse roundup
- Authorities raid illegal gambling operations in Georgia and Tennessee
- Leasing company reports improved results
- Top execs awarded huge option blocks
- Talks fail between casino, disabled rights group
- Gamers hope dispute between GOP senators will derail NCAA bill
- Station wins right to develop casino at controversial site
- Behind the Scenes: B.J. Burris
- Behind the Scenes: James Soto
- Tahoe murder victim's throat slashed
- SunRay wins its license, commission considers Hobbs application
- Arkansas judge says machines are illegal
- Judicial panel chief retiring
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Why spring into action for baseball?
- Bennett finally getting his due
- West Region notebook: LSU, Purdue make cut despite NCAA woes
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Wednesday's prep results
- Youthful Bonanza spikes Cimarron in five sets
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: UNLV, UNR miss out on local stars
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Quartey: Power, experience will add up to win vs. Vargas
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Catching up with: Eugene Harris
- Community news briefs for March 23, 2000
- Sun Athletes of the Week
- Correction
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- ROTC returns to UNLV
- Five local heroes to be named
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Washoe County health officer fired
- Illinois casino will not appeal Board-imposed fine
- Most New Mexicans oppose revenue-share reduction
- Harrah's completes buyout of Players International
- Tahoe panel imposes $160,000 fine for illegal logging
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Wildlife division seeking volunteers to help with sage grouse surveys
- Prep softball standings
- Student's lawyers say school should have stopped affair with teacher
- Fight schedule
- Sagapolu to miss spring practice
- UNLV notebook: Diaconescu excels at NCAAs
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A lesson from OPEC
- Conference features latest pizza trends
- Billy Preston joins the British Rock Symphony for a 'symphonic rock world tour' at UNLV
- Local news briefs for March 23, 2000
- Bank robbery suspect indicted
- Editorial: Luckily, Guinn fails in this effort
- Editorial: Disgusting display of raw power
- Letter: God gives us wisdom to vote
- Letter: 'Dual-language' schools latest fad for left
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Book corrects story of Vegas & Bugsy
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Mirage, MGM share entertainment commitment
- DeBartolo reported payment to IRS
- New officials named at Louisiana Indian casino
- Opponents call 10-year deadline on wilderness studies attack on preservation
- Former doctor gets probation for trying to have his wife killed
- Sault Tribe drops legal fight over rival casino
- Show of dissension could hurt proposal to expand gambling in Kansas
- Louisiana casino executive stops just short of calling governor a hypocrite
- Grand jury may get DUI case
- Sun honored for coverage of shooting
- Balignasa receives 25 years in DuPont murder case
- County Commission briefs for March 23, 2000
Wednesday, March 22
- Former Nevada expert on Indians dead at 100
- Michigan committee considers moving ATMs outside casinos
- Property going unclaimed in Nevada
- Bryan introduces bill to protect Black Rock Desert
- Bandits battle City Council
- Stars hire new radio voice
- Local news briefs for March 22, 2000
- Agreement to end studio project being challenged
- Henderson council OKs land trade to settle suit
- Judge issues gag order in Binion murder case
- Third schools chief hopeful drops out
- $5 million bond set in crash case
- Rebel golfers catch BYU, but lose in Texas playoff
- House set to pass nuclear waste bill
- County OKs study for children's hospital
- Candidate for superintendent employs down-to-earth policy
- Transportation study: Nevada 'behind times'
- Suspect in husband's death in court after three years
- Breach-of-contract suit filed against Boeing
- Stock offering scheduled
- Summit fails to end dispute over Nevada Power rates
- Business leaders embrace economic diversification plan
- Hearings set on college sports betting
- Families linked by tragedy; day of sentencing is day of pardons
- Nevada taxable sales up modestly as economy levels
- Judge sets $5 million bail for driver who killed six teens
- Despite reports, no meeting set
- Boy, 16, wounded by cop
- Clark County to receive long-awaited clarity on building code regulations
- Community news briefs for March 22, 2000
- Harrah's helps boost number of visitors to New Orleans
- Commitment called firm
- Caesars executive sues Starwood for stock options
- Speedway Casino operator posts quarterly results
- LV operator considers property sell-off
- Fast facts on the NHRA race
- Drivers, fans gear up for drag racing debut
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Goofy horse has appeal but no wins
- Obituaries for March 22, 2000
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Many bettors ready to burn brackets
- Alabama groups turn up pressure over video gambling
- Edwards trial testimony put off after juror becomes ill
- Sick juror could delay Edwards trial again
- Clark, other counties, put cleanup crews on hold
- Census workers are making an unprecedented effort to count migrant farmworkers
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Goodman frustrated in political arena
- Editorial: Safety redesign is overdue
- Editorial: Secrecy finally is coming to an end
- Letter: 'Like' is like '50s expression
- Letter: Make sure to put America first
- Letter: New citizen need not be offended by missing letter
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Webb wants recognition for LPGA
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Conservationists honored
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Event raises money to fight cancer
- Columnist Peter Benton: Henderson course set to open May 1
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Get to know Jack at Tower of Jewels
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Francesco Lafranconi: Barman extraordinaire
- Tuesday Prep results
- 14-Carrot crazy
- First proposals expected from panel trying to save taxpayers' money
- New Jet Ski rules
- Park Service draws line in the water in setting Jet Ski limits
- Latest subcritical nuclear test set for Wednesday
- Illinois regulators OK Harrah's-Players buyout
- Waste bill passes the House
- Judge awards property to Kuralt's longtime mistress from Reno
- Famed tenor returning, with friends
- Nevada lawmakers declare victory in nuke waste vote
- Judge revokes house arrest for Murphy
- Edwards trial delayed again because of sick juror
- Illinois regulators plan hearing on compulsive gambling
Tuesday, March 21
- Second superintendent candidate named
- Prep sports schedule for March 21 - 25
- Families grieving; program on hold
- Driver may be hit with new law
- Relatives of Binion, defendants may testify at trial
- Jackpot winner switching hospitals
- First of new schools chief hopefuls interviewed
- Del Papa documents ordered unsealed
- Drug raid prompts questions about UNLV police
- Opening of single units seen as start for many
- Poor roads wearing down the cars of Nevada drivers
- Local news briefs for March 21, 2000
- Rhodes may dig deep into wallet for ditch
- Father sentenced to 25 years for son's death
- Man gets 60 years for killing
- Nevada Power threatens suit over state's rate-cut ruling
- Big LV homebuilder beats earnings estimates
- Fed poised to boost rates again
- Innovative thrift hopes to score in LV with free checking
- Hotel adds kosher kitchen
- Management buyout at Trump dismissed
- Analyst says New Orleans pullout is a possibility
- UNLV golf team 6th in Texas tournament
- Oscar says his dancing days are finished
- FBI didn't trail Fields after seeing cash handoff
- Community news briefs for March 21, 2000
- Defunct LV firm targeted in Philippine sex tour probe
- Letter: George W. hardly his 'own man'
- Letter: We'll never be safe from OPEC
- Nevadans join crowd of plaintiffs suing Microsoft over antitrust issues
- Environmentalists criticize federal land wish list in state
- Wednesday's entries
- Iridium skeptical of LV firm's bid for satellite system
- Letter: Politicians, rich profit from oil while people pay
- Editorial: Tragedy demands a thorough review
- Editorial: Mangling notion of democracy
- Memorial fund names officer
- LV businessman honored
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Ashton, former Sun district manager in circulation, dies
- Obituaries for March 21, 2000
- Rideless in CART, Hearn mulls jump to NASCAR
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Neglected rims, nets inexcusable
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Home court has been a blessing for Bayno
- No doubting Thomas
- Tougher neighborhood casino zoning proposed
- Tahoe official recommends hefty fine for illegal logging
- Park Service sued over 'inequitable' Grand Canyon rafting plan
- Chronic window smasher arrested again
- Girl gets to keep money found in December
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Sad fate of two ladies
- Las Vegas casino employee says she illegally notarized documents for Kimes
- First tribe to sign labor deal hopes union will be good national ally
- Tribes, state vow to join forces in regulating booming Indian casino industry
- Death penalty may be sought in Tahoe murder
- Body of missing Lake Tahoe girl found
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Having a Grand laugh over canyon
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Rockwell proposal refused at Harrah's
- Cleansing the Soul
- Dry Lake land swap faces congressional hurdle
- Nevada sales up nearly 5 percent in January
- Tahoe kids' club worker arraigned in knifing death of girl
- Clark, other counties, put cleanup crews on hold
- New York comptroller says scholarship program needs lawmakers' OK
- Report: Two outside firms likely to buy Greektown shares
- Alabama groups turn up pressure over video gambling
- Poll: Alabama voters oppose video gambling
- Edwards trial resumes after four-day weekend; DeBartolo loses team
- Timing of dockside gambling legislature in Mississippi
Monday, March 20
- Fire captain faces drunken driving accusation
- Reduced charges for beating death are under appeal
- Special education class size to drop
- UNR has new student body president
- State Benefits administrator says claims caught up
- Local news briefs for March 20, 2000
- School candidates names to be released
- Council to make the grade -- chambers getting retrofit
- LV firm in Internet deal with AOL
- LV network marketer sues FDIC
- Buyer of Fatburger hopes to see chain go national
- Nevada officials delay hearing on rail safety
- Some airlines serving LV reject hike in air fares
- Air travelers put out by pair of problems
- Slaying suspect finally back in Vegas
- Math still puzzling high school students
- Murphy is in jail until hearing
- Sixth victim dies in I-15 accident
- Nukes near?
- Benefit basketball raises thousands for accident victim
- Officers say man pointed his gun at them
- Sanchez links education, representation for Latino community
- First candidate for superintendent named
- City, developer fine-tune college land deal
- County won't pursue casino
- Only minor injuries in Navy plane crash
- More problems hit UNLV cops
- Proposed gas station fuels residents' ire
- Major funding needed to help clean up Lake Mead
- Internet gambling grows into billion-dollar industry
- Upcoming business events for March 20, 2000
- Easy access, sophisticated sites create potential for compulsion
- Largest shareholder sells huge block
- LV company shelves debt offering
- CFO out, more workers laid off
- Board OKs money to reduce special education class size
- Obituaries for March 20, 2000
- Tulsa wins intimidation battle against short-handed Cincy
- Rebels know improvement a must for next season
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Program has lost its luster
- Reno woman dies of accident injuries
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Favorites advance in Derby 'tournament'
- Ousted leaders want to 'solidify' Reform Party
- Terminal evacuated after man flees security check point
- Silver Bandits sneak past San Diego, 84-80
- Group seeks Nov. 7 recall vote against Reno mayor
- Tahoe official recommends hefty fine for illegal logging
- Tapes portray DeBartolo-Edwards friendship
- Kennel owners take in millions thanks to electronic gambling
- Casino gambling debate heating up in Rhode Island
- Betting, revenue up as Woodlands officials deny closure speculation
- Nevada scores don't add up
- Race opens for Bernstein, Ensign
- Letter: Milk is worst thing to drink
- Letter: What happened to fat fighter known as Olean?
- Editorial: Another useless study
- Public officials join women's groups to study lifestyle issues
- Seminar planned on use of Robert's Rules
- Community news briefs for March 20, 2000
- Columnist John Katsilometes: These dates are on the clock
- Three's Company
- Author's got trouble over 'You've Got Male'
- Gambling, tourism increasing sales of condos along the Gulf Coast
- Lazier starts last, finishes first in Phoenix
- Five juveniles cleaning up highway killed when van swerves
- South African Grand Prix Results
- Portuguese Rally Results
- Gatornationals Results
- Phoenix Indy 200 Results
- F2000 Results
- Seeing not always believing for Davis, Ward Burton
- Mallcom 400 Results
- Casino group blasts Neal plan
- Body of missing Lake Tahoe girl found
- Strong winds topple crane at casino construction site
Sunday, March 19
Saturday, March 18
Friday, March 17
- Harrods looking at LV for first U.S. store
- State panel rejects proposed casino
- Three sentenced in du Pont murder case
- Fugitive brothel owner charges federal vendetta
- Man who left incendiary devices apparently wanted to get caught
- Drowning victim identified
- High court rejects effort to remove Reno mayor, council members
- Lobbying firm drops college
- Bet ban hearings sidelined
- Bust nets three in alleged 'March Madness' gambling ring
- Help for badly disabled Nevadans still pending
- Husband of du Pont heiress gets 16 years in prison
- Gibbons blames Clinton for gas prices; Bryan wants reserves released
- Passenger traffic up 11.9 percent at McCarran
- Flier mystery coming to court
- Mayor changing role in downtown redevelopment
- 2nd jury also says murderer should die
- Bankruptcies
- Prosecution plans interview of Tabish's brother-in-law
- House to consider nuke waste bill
- News briefs for March 17, 2000
- Plea deal made in killing of friend's dad
- Obituaries for March 17, 2000
- Insanity verdict entered for suspect in fires
- Latest Silverado plan would exclude specific groups
- Union, Wal-Mart dispute rages on
- Irish Catholics face dilemma on holiday
- Ex-cons seek second start
- Many thoughts emerge on smart growth
- LV woman arrested in scam at speedway
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Horton Heat gets a little hotter with 'Spend a Night'
- Revitalized bears headed for haven
- Murphy trips may threaten house arrest
- Wynn sets employees at ease
- LV teen's idea a boon to child safety
- LV passenger counts back to double-digit increases
- Slot company expands share buyback
- LV office space outsourcer sold
- Ford buys Land Rover line
- Sprint merger jeopardizes LV jobs, union charges
- Bill allows Pacific Ocean gaming cruises
- Debt collection figure files new suit against Mirage
- Corrales promoting his title defense on Mayweather-Vargas undercard
- Mountain region teams seek respect
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 'Boosters' betrayed fans, UNLV
- Date book
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: File closed: Goodbye TV; Hello Life
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Blue Men have red-hot opening
- Community news briefs for March 17, 2000
- The Movie Guys: 'Final Destination' is a celebration of gore
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: King of thrillers blasts into cyber space with a 'Bullet'
- Knight, company enliven 'Smokey Joe's Cafe'
- Letter: Congratulatory letter missing
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Letter: Healthy diet means no meat
- Letter: One more time: There is no budget surplus
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Talented group hopes to leave Las Vegas feeling 'blue'
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Menu shifts enhance Le Cirque, Circo
- Western's Levi to play at San Diego St.
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Hamilton hopes to find stability
- Riviera to host women's summit
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A place for this woman
- Letter: More beefs with LVMS
- Letter: Speedway has big problems
- Letter: Vitale should study up
- Letter: Dickie V. is a TV fool
- Letter: Vitale talks too much
- Letter: Stop bagging on Earnhardt
- Editorial: Private talks are troubling
- Editorial: Single work card is common sense
- Birth announcements for March 17, 2000
- Superstar Mariah Carey brings her seven-octave pipes to Las Vegas
- Dickel exits with little fanfare
- UNLV quickly bows out with 89-62 loss
- NCAA Tournament, TULSA - UNLV Box
- Tulsa 89, UNLV 62
Thursday, March 16
- Analysts are stunned at a banking merger gone bad
- Venetian megaresort headed toward profitability
- Homebuilder, lender in joint venture
- Auto racing schedules, winners and point standings
- Nevada export efforts are said to be lacking
- Banks in home-loan system with Microsoft
- Deal reached on land to obtain college site
- Governor: Petitions on taxes are divisive
- Guinn urges thrift among state agencies
- Guerrero brothers ready to race
- Earnhardt's start proves '99 was no fluke
- Racing notes: Marlin knows wacky Darlington
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Too bad Lloyd, Lamar didn't play
- Silver turns up in Binion case
- UNLV Rebels: Team breakdown
- Trump drops Henderson luxury home development
- Estimates boosted for Tropicana operator
- Shareholders sue over gaming merger
- Rogich's plan for bar loses game of inches
- Suit claims Megabucks machine was rigged
- Sutton fulfills dream with tournament appearance
- Candidates for schools chief not revealed
- City staff: Growth makes new fire stations necessary
- Communication lack seen as factor in slow redevelopment
- Investigators look for arson in blaze that took four lives
- Rebel goal: Stick around
- Basketball tourney, St. Patrick's Day team up for big Las Vegas weekend
- Johnson has grown up quickly in learning his role with team
- City Council briefs for March 16, 2000
- State panel to rule on controversial Spring Valley casino
- UNLV tennis player enters rankings
- Rebels golf team slips to 10th place
- UNLV baseball team pounds Southern Utah
- Stars broadcaster quits
- LV aviation interests see funds, issues in new bill
- Parks plan will take generations, millions
- No one takes responsibility for attack flier on Malone
- Obituaries for March 16, 2000
- Man indicted on murder charges in bar shoot-out
- Local news briefs for March 16, 2000
- Community news briefs for March 16, 2000
- AIDS of Nevada in search of corporate sponsors, volunteers
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- Sun Female Athlete of the Week: Crystal Alspaugh
- UNLV notebook: Rebels stock up on MWC honors
- Geo flips on I-80, killing driver
- Man dies in kayak flipping
- Defense says murder suspect only carried the body
- Columnist Paul DelGiudice: Big-game hunting info on the way
- Balancing growth, water integrity
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Videotape shows ex-congressman, cash
- This week's races
- Letter: True Dr. Laura becoming evident
- Letter: Census promotes our alienation
- Letter: Gas is a bargain if you compare it to coffee
- Editorial: Gas tax politics is certain to backfire
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Center blindsides Guinn
- Editorial: Tax system in need of fresh look
- Bonanza upends Silverado
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Local powers get off to slow start
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- Prep softball standings
- Prep golf standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Tribes give nearly $200,000 to California Attorney General; more on way
- Highlights from Wednesday's testimony in the Edwards trial
- Foxwoods reports $62.9 million in slot revenues
- Behind the scenes: Donnie Nelson
- Behind the scenes: Jerry Hughes
- Catching up with: April Arata
- Sun Male Athlete of the Week: Garrett Guzman
- Wednesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Woman accused of murdering husband heading back to Nevada jail
- Confidence man
- Sun Valley couple renews fight to keep son's slayer locked up
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Future of Mirage attractions is in question
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Ya gotta have heart -- and they do!
- English Patience
- Hairston's legacy lives through choir
- 'No Credible Evidence' Found of Criminal Use of Background Files
- FBI agent admits investigators missed key elements in Edwards case
- Alabama senators propose video gambling money for agriculture
- Cramer, Sessions differ on effect of Alabama's video poker bills
- Dangerfield hospitalized in Las Vegas
- Memos show internal criticism of Forest Service roadless plan
- Six northern Nevada women honored as role models
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Wednesday, March 15
- Soaring gasoline prices frustrate motorists, dealers
- Government focuses on alleged scheme to extort ex-NFL owner
- DUI laws questioned in wake of fatal crash
- Teacher investigated for having student's baby
- Spring is in the air
- UNLV basketball faces more NCAA allegations
- Murphy targeted in secret probe
- LV tourism not hurt yet by record gasoline prices
- Suspect held without bond
- Study: Gaming industry pays too much tax
- DA's office reviewing fatal Silver State crash
- Legislator seeks state work cards
- Columnist Victoria Sun: New cable show good for golf
- Slaying suspect returning to Las Vegas
- Disabled man dies in mobile home fire
- News briefs
- Airlines to partner on frequent-flier packages
- Station proposes neighborhood casino at controversial site
- New community bank opening in Las Vegas
- Harrah's trying to sell half of airline stake
- Mortgage lender profit rises
- LV firm laying off Texas workers
- Statewide standard proposed for applications for work cards
- Audit warns of possible thefts at Lac du Flambeau casino
- Casino study knocks Nevada tax structure
- Few satisfied with changes to nuclear weapons program oversight
- Bingo decline may be costing Oregon charities
- Environmental group ranks Nevada worst for water quality permits
- Former Wildcats defensive back sentenced in gambling probe
- Bernstein brings in $50,000 for Senate bid
- Stalking suspect held without bond after attack in prison
- NCAA inquiry outlines timeline of alleged violations
- Bonus in store for high-tech teachers
- Work progressing on LVMS drag strip
- Albuquerque owner's move may benefit LV
- Columnist Peter Benton: Durants win club event
- UNLV women's tennis team defeated
- Bandits rip BayRunners
- Bayno aims to keep team focused on Tulsa game
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wins more vital than character
- Stefano given 5 years in outcall takeover case
- Hilton Group sells operation to online firm
- Contractor seeks to foreclose on resort
- Governor's bill allows slots
- $400 million in bonds rated
- ITC to call 'how to run a meeting' seminar to order
- Advent sues architect, attorney over NY-NY lawsuits
- Savvy wine buy: Chardonnay '98
- Editorial: Right balance is struck
- Letter: Desert is home to wonderful plants, animals
- Letter: Clinton to work for racial justice
- Letter: Bartender wrong to refuse service
- Editorial: Falwell shows he's divider, not uniter
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Guinn must decide who'll pay for growth
- Number of stolen credit cards rising
- Oregonians spent nearly $1 billion on gambling in 1999
- Columnist Jeff Haney: 'UNLV rule' puts damper on futures betting
- Judge upholds Department of Revenue denial of license to proposed casino
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Tuesday's prep results
- Pataki: My casinos bill would allow slot machines
- Community news briefs for March 15, 2000
- Planned recreation center may grow in size, cost
- IBL box: Baltimore-Las Vegas
- Thursday at Aqueduct
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Bellagio shines at St. Rose Dominican's event
- $110 million Nevada Power rate hike won't be reconsidered
- Clarification
- Thursday at Bay Meadows
- Thursday at Santa Anita
- LVCVA survey finds visitors gambling and spending more
- Hilton sues LV timeshare contractor
- Mover, limo operator penalized by regulators
- Expansion bid OK'd for LV Convention Center
- Olague, former mayor of Henderson, dies at 66
- Obituaries for March 15, 2000
- Food of the Irish
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: The ups and downs of air travel
- Movie snacks move into the future
- MWC tournament box: Wyoming-UNLV
- 'Net gambling 101' seminar planned by regulators
- Governor urges Neal to abandon casino tax hike push
- Woman accused of murdering husband heading back to Nevada jail
- Sewer line leaves mess at mobile home park
- New commander named for National Guard group
- Diamonds Etcetera holdup man still at large
- Gwaltney to run for Board of Education
- Man dies in mobile home fire
- Videotape in Edwards trial shows ex-congressman, cash
- Southern Nevada developer in Northern California Indian casino deal
Tuesday, March 14
Monday, March 13
- UNLV-Tulsa game breakdown
- Nevada joins suit threatening state tourism
- Bandits routed at St. Louis
- UNLV women tennis team loses 1st at home
- Building a better house
- Elephant trainer departs after elephants are gone
- Prep schedule
- Munitions burning may get stricter controls
- Pope's apology pleases Nevada Catholics
- Ethics Commission plans to get tough on financial disclosures
- Guinn urges end to spending trend
- Three pets die in morning fire
- New trial ordered; conviction tossed
- Jackpot winner injured, sister killed in crash
- Malone attorney vows revenge over mailer
- Gore an 8-to-5 favorite to win U.S. presidency
- Nevada has final say on soils with mercury
- Bellagio expansion on hold
- NLV man shot in struggle with officer
- $260 million locals resort set for Green Valley Ranch
- UNLV faces Tulsa in opening round
- Location is the name of the casino game
- Caesars riverboat writes plan to clear mud and silt
- Pros, cons of casino listed
- Vegas-Hartford service to begin April 1
- Gaming industry merger talk heats up in wake of MGM deal
- Insurer to split in two, rebuffs takeover bid
- Zions, First Security deal looking more doubtful
- Ford buys LV auto wrecking yard as part of its recycling initiative
- High-tech labs boost UNR profile
- Same-sex marriage gets new defenders
- Wild horse death draws investigation
- Maxey won't face charges in robbery case
- Gore scores big in state caucus
- Local news briefs for March 13, 2000
- Alleged mobsters plead guilty
- Bernstein making Senate race official
- Judge: Childhood doesn't excuse man's crimes
- Man facing at least 10 years in prison for July 4 DUI deaths
- HORSE helps homeowners find solutions for rippling wallboard
- County to simplify zoning, development code
- Obituaries for March 13, 2000
- Computer hitch slows permit processing
- UNLV notebook: Vitale takes shots at Rebels selection
- Rebels invited to dance
- 'Flutie Gang' wows fans
- Softball Preview: South looks to end championship drought
- Rebels softball team splits in Louisiana
- UNLV golfers eighth
- Hill becomes war zone in test exercises
- Bradley back on the witness stand in Edwards trial
- Regents urged to take refresher course on open meeting law
- Bernstein says abortion will be key issue in Nevada Senate race
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Orleans contest winner brings home $123,900
- NCAA Men's Tournament schedule
- Community news briefs for March 13, 2000
- Scholarships available to HS seniors
- UNLV women left asking 'why' after NIT snub
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Will Bayno call Tark for advice?
- IBL box: Las Vegas-St. Louis
- Gary Sinise is a man on a 'Mission'
- She loves the Knight life
- Editorial: Viewing Nevada as garbage pit
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Casing party towns via the 'Net
- Letter: Guns not cause of people's deaths
- Letter: Scrap plan for Yucca Mountain
- Letter: Philharmonic performance dazzles locals
- Schedule
- UNLV women's tennis results
- LV Intercollegiate golf tournament results
- Report: Colorado casino generates $9 million a year for local economy
- Sen. Edwards, ACC's Swofford use ACC Tourney title game to push for gambling ban
- Impasse over gaming ends land negotiations in New York
- Former casino executive acquitted in Missouri River dredging case
- Report: Fewer women hold key posts under Guinn
- Student claims rights violated by use of Social Security numbers
- Federal prosecutors lay out final scheme in Edwards trial
- Key Nevada lawmaker pitches tax plan for e-trade
- Federal prosecutors lay out final scheme in trial
- Whitman pledges to defend affirmative action, plans to order race bias research
- Palm Springs tribe to build new casino, expand another
- Ricky Martin plans return visit to Las Vegas
- Mississippi justices hear arguments on casino case
- Treasurer to stop campaign solicitations of Massachusetts Lottery agents
- Nevada governor urges end to spending trend
Sunday, March 12
Saturday, March 11
Friday, March 10
- Veterans home behind schedule
- Walker guilty in death of woman
- Senator: State facing crisis in care
- Film aficionado doles out 'Alternative Oscars'
- News briefs
- City gets some cookies; Girl Scouts a new home
- Lawmakers told med school stays put
- Mesquite hotel-casino closes, will be liquidated
- Toxic sludge plan faces obstacles
- Obituaries for March 10, 2000
- UNLV outruns Wyoming
- Elementary's poor conditions documented by parents' group
- LV construction company acquired by Atlanta firm
- Downtown LV casino to be sold to slot-leasing outfit
- News show premieres Monday
- Five LV contractors lose licenses
- Superintendent search firm's future in doubt
- Cuban exile leader, Don King among Reid donors
- Residents uneasy about tainted water
- Nevada gold mining company to liquidate its assets
- Three LV Penney stores remain open
- DA plans 'leaner' Binion strategy
- Mayor won't be defending Murphy
- Bankruptcies
- Fire started in kids' apartment
- Investigation into crash continues; victims ID'd
- Another teen killed in drive-by shooting
- High cost of health care hurting Nevadans
- Nevada's rapid population growth shows no sign of slowing
- Siller critical of linking slots, McDonald's restaurants
- Card counter prevails in suit against LV resort
- Institutional investor liquidates stake
- Casinos try again with 'coinless' slots
- Third Vegas teen killed in as many weeks
- Penney stores to close in Winnemucca, Fallon, stay open in Ely
- Crime family underboss pleads guilty to racketeering
- Rebels nearly beached
- 'Partners for Pets' takes walk in park
- BYU's Lyday has big day vs. Lobos
- Metro gives free face-lift to concealing shrubbery
- BYU baseball team rolls over UNLV
- Silver Bandits stuff Stuff
- MWC honors Rebels' tennis player Pavicevic
- UNLV plans new softball stadium, ladies golf team
- Stalker in fair condition after attack in prison
- Two states continue search for missing pilot
- Washoe sheriff new chief of DMV
- Second trial ends as first one did: Manley convicted
- LV man receives 2 life terms
- Date book
- Tournament notebook: Minton isn't confident he'll be back at Air Force
- Wyoming on a roll since losing to UNLV last month
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Utah less imposing than usual
- Letters: Writers sound off on Las Vegas NASCAR race
- Letter: Beware concerns of speedway
- Letter: Keep up fight on gun control
- Letter: Social Security is unfair to federal workers
- Editorial: Keeping pace with our growth
- Editorial: Advocate's tenacity made for low rates
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: President vs. politics
- BYU-UNLV Linescore
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Petree hopes changes don't 'crap out'
- Tenors of the Time
- Shelf Life -- Shelf Life: Williams and Friedman shoot and score on 'Loose Balls'
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recalling the determination of the 'Polish Prince'
- Dexterity makes pianist Ariel a Bellagio treat
- The Movie Guys: 'Mission to Mars' tackles sci-fi, reality
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Caesars to close Circus Maximus
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: Exclusive: God, Devil tell all!
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's prep results
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Rollins' latest full of 'help yourself' platitudes
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Birth announcements for March 10, 2000
- San Diego St-UNLV box score
- District attorney likens Forest Service snub to civil rights effort
- Poll: 75 percent support Bryan's proposal to protect desert
Thursday, March 9
- Alabama senators want probe of race course's ties to service
- Gov. Guinn seeks answers about school remediation money
- Lake Tahoe-based Harveys offers to buy Boomtown Hotel-Casino
- MWC tournament women's boxes
- News briefs
- Henderson gas blast evacuates 50 homes
- House launches new airport
- NHP says driver in crash fell asleep
- Mob link to Binion case investigated
- All abuzz about low-level flights
- NLV facility to store hazardous waste step closer to reality
- Campaign-sign limits proposed
- Other Mountain West Conference Tournament boxes
- Home Depot wins approval to build LV 'big box' store
- Commissioners offer change to casino law
- Lobbyist says merger won't necessarily hurt AC
- Reserve casino operations improve for Ameristar
- Business leaders urged to back I-15 project
- Casino worker charged in theft
- $4 billion in financing lined up for MGM/Mirage merger
- Gabelli increases stake in Tropicana operator
- Keno game licensed in N.J.
- New Showboat owners clear first regulatory hurdle
- Big movie studio complex, casino proposed
- Highlights of January win report on Nevada casinos
- Infighting breaks out at LV construction union
- Apology made for slave policies
- LV firm expands with purchase
- Nevada casinos start 2000 with record January win of $866.5 million
- Casino win records shattered in January
- Nevada posts 50 percent gain in population over decade
- Plea bargain taken in slashing of boys
- Obituaries for March 9, 2000
- Another jury deliberates Manley's fate in teacher's death
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Tourneys: Good, bad or ugly?
- Rebels aim to stay focused
- UNLV women Jinks Lobos
- MWC notebook: Commissioner pulling double duty
- Rebel golfers play host to Vegas Intercollegiate
- Primm seeks gag order in rape victim suit
- Schmidt quits
- Theft caught on tape
- Board rejects ethics charge, awards contracts
- State pays off in heat exposure death of mentally ill man
- County commissioners push for stricter limits
- Johnson's taped threats played for jury in Edwards trial
- Letter: Focus plans on Strip congestion
- Letter: Why the hoopla over Reagan era?
- Letter: Nevada Power pays price for 'money grab'
- Nevada not to blame for illegal betting
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Winning at any cost
- Editorial: Bush continues his silence
- Development, growth topics of 'Smart' fair
- Wednesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Community news briefs for March 9, 2000
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 'Bones' shows a lot of heart
- Silverado, GV lead charge into 2000 battle
- Nevada's longtime consumer advocate resigns
- Rottweilers, German shepherd attack animal control
- Strohmeyer to take appeal to state Supreme Court
- Severed line snarls Henderson traffic, damages homes
- Tahoe governments seek local ban on fuel additive
- Eight killed in van accident south of Las Vegas
- California tribe eagerly embraces casino expansion
- Elko district attorney urged boycott of Forest Service
- Airport officials want to spend $2 billion for improvements
- Multimillionaire bride calls on public to quit criticizing her
- Multimillionaire bride wants out of marriage
- Jazz official recounts Johnson's boasts in Edwards trial
- Highlights of Wednesday's testimony in the Edwards trial
- Sun Prep Baseball Poll
- Lil' Al back where he belongs
- F1-2000 Preview: Youthful Button gets F1 ride
- Racing notebook: Chevys inching forward
- This week's races
- Ali has challenging words for actor Smith
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Faiss has a place in the Sun
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Title bout serves as valuable reminder of progressing slowly
- Everett furthers comedy career in 'Next Best Thing'
- City in Torment!
- NASCAR schedules and standings
- House approves controversial gambling agreement with Shoshone-Bannock
- Couple gives birth at Wisconsin casino
- Prosecution's case against three men rests on one horse
- Ways to increase profits up to Legislature, Ohio panel says
- Experts predict success for Indian casino gambling in Michigan, but marketing needed
- Johnson on tape: from demanding to conciliatory
- Judge throws out all but one charge in horse shooting case
- Washoe Sheriff Kirkland named new DMV boss
- State, federal census counts differ
Wednesday, March 8
Tuesday, March 7
- Mattsen ready to tell truth on stand
- AG fights disclosure of records in probe of gaming regulators
- Obituaries for March 7, 2000
- News briefs
- Sun All-State Basketball Team: Boys First Team
- Children's hospital proposed at UMC
- Girl, 10, hit by school bus
- Sun All-State Basketball Team: Girls First Team
- Apartment fire kills four
- House to vote on nuclear waste later this spring
- Blind musicians, denied service by bartender, are seeing red
- Binion murder trial delayed for two weeks
- Sun All-State Basketball Team: More girls selections
- Sun All-State Basketball Team: More boys selections
- Former Jazz executive to testify Wednesday in Edwards trial
- Reward for armored car guard killers rises
- Tests to continue on ground water in Nye County
- Bus accident victim still critical
- Superintendent search needs more time
- Search for school superintendent delayed
- Ambulance firm's troubles mount as another executive leaves
- Questions raised about McDonald's motives
- Northern Nevada's free trade zone expanding
- Largest shareholder lobbies for control of Southwest Gas board
- Las Vegas-Spokane service begins tonight
- Nevada banks jockey for position
- 'At Home' Internet service rollout delayed
- Reward increased in guard slayings
- Ralston: Ensign, Berkley leads are far from insurmountable
- Guinn OKs population statistics
- Mystery of Chinese-style jade vases left to jury
- Slaying suspect convicted on unrelated charges
- Man hit by car was also shot
- Thomas Gaule gets former attorney for sentencing
- Slam slams Silver Bandits
- LA has inside track for De La Hoya vs. Mosley
- Bayno hot over snub of Dickel
- Casino observers speculate on Wynn's future
- Las Vegas website begins booking reservations
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Yellow flag should be red at the end
- MGM Grand/Mirage looking at cost savings, stock offering, asset sales
- Quarterly earnings decline for LV casino supplier
- Lady Rebels may receive consideration for WNIT
- Operator reports big jump in earnings
- Sun All-State Basketball: Orndorff shined in tiny Hawthorne
- Sun All-State Basketball: Brimmer carried load at Durango
- Three children and wheelchair-bound man killed in apartment fire
- IBL box: Las Vegas-New Mexico
- U.S. Bank offering special card for small businesses
- Mountain West Conference Basketball All-Stars
- August Nights event heats up
- Wednesday at Bay Meadows
- Wednesday at Aqueduct
- Price at the pumps to only get worse
- Wednesday at Santa Anita
- Former official took documents, committee claims
- Arkansas attorney general begs off on legality of Instant Racing
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Clark County looks for a few good moms
- Planning eases race-day traffic
- Woman accused of murdering husband ordered back to Nevada
- Birmingham dog track serves as hub for offshore gambling
- Greektown casino investors did not pay city debt to qualify for license
- Mohegans give big boost to OpSail
- In Atlantic City, mega-merger spells more delays
- MGM Grand Detroit is pitching recyclable beer bottles
- Big Black casino site argued before Mississippi's high court
- Omaha Archbishop puts an end to priests at casinos
- Letter: Columnist stays on top of case
- Letter: Moment too long to leave child
- Letter: Cronyism keeps school district from new ideas
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A Goldwater message
- Editorial: Gaming's tectonic shifting
- Editorial: Bomber burn tests rightfully get axed
- Community news briefs for March 7, 2000
- Students pledge support for an ailing classmate
- 'Jane Roe' to speak in LV
- Columnist Susan Snyder: They need a place to go
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Ali to hit Vegas to promote new film
- Stepping into the loopy world of Steven Wright
- Tribal casinos in Michigan freed from 8 percent state payment
- Missing skier found safe near Sugar Bowl
- Supreme court orders new trial in killing
- Indians' lawyer asks judge to bar privatization of trust fund records
- Concealed-gun signs clear to go up in Nevada
- Nevada defense contractor settles whistleblower's suit
- Jetliner coming in too steep before touchdown, pilot warned to 'pull up'
- Monday's prep result
Monday, March 6
- UNR professor wants NCAA betting legalized nationwide
- Smooth comings, tougher goings at NASCAR
- Charles E. Wiggins, former judge and congressman, dies at Las Vegas home
- Obituaries for March 6, 2000
- Local news briefs for March 6, 2000
- Hauling trash
- Teachers to unveil tax plan
- Rogich lobbies for permit for Vegas bar
- Former casino operator critical following assault at gas station
- Proposed waste site causing concern
- Cops check armored-car holdups
- Reid donor list released
- Wynn's role unclear after record deal
- Airliner barrels off runway into street
- Smaller Sun debuts
- Receiver named for property
- Mattsen deal off, DA says
- Former dealer wins $500,000 in lawsuit over firing
- Indians vote on casino
- Appeal: Dave, not David, shot clerk
- Court rebuffs utilities in nuke fight
- Supreme court orders new trial in killing
- High court won't hear ex-justice's suit
- Officers cleared in fatal shooting
- It's official: Ensign begins Senate race
- Anchor Gaming chief resigns
- Detroit MGM casino president is a gaming industry gamer
- Mikohn sheds outdoor sign business to focus on slots
- Nevadans try creating 'Silicon Oasis' in Las Vegas
- LV Internet firm teams with GMAC, focuses on trade show commerce
- Upcoming business events for March 6, 2000
- Columnist Rusty Wallace: Cold weather wreaked havoc on our car
- UNLV takes on role as tournament favorite
- Racing notebook: Burtons go head-to-head, again
- Kambala, Johnson, Bayno earn conference honors
- Elliott bounces back for fourth
- Rain Man II
- UNLV's Frohlich wins third award
- UNLV men's tennis team defeated
- Prep girls soccer all-stars named
- Walls collects 24 rebounds as Bandits down Baltimore
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rain makes for gloomy day at track
- Community news briefs for March 6, 2000
- DOE extends comment period
- National Guard gears up Nevada recruiting efforts
- Northern Nevada buildings get official "historic" listing
- Reno officer faces treatment sentence
- Wounded deputy honored at Snowfest
- Santa Fe restaurant reopens
- MGM Grand in deal to buy rival casino company Mirage Resorts for $4.4 billion
- Ensign: Voters who liked Reid's seniority will back me this time
- Sierra Pacific to auction off 8 power plants
- Former Dubuque boat owner injured in Las Vegas
- Gambling a part of the New Mexico budget dispute
- Hood River is tribes' 'ace in the hole' in casino siting dispute
- Mississippi gaming company shifting focus to casinos
- Choctaw Indians prepare for new casino referendum
- Puyallup tribal casino aids festival
- Victims' families sue killer's doctor, father, lottery officials in Connecticut
- New York's lottery-funded scholarship program criticized by Democrats
- Former Lady Rebel sues school, coach
- Trotters still No. 1 court jesters
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Big 'Cap is a nice fit for the 'General'
- Mr. Tea
- Peden stays unbeaten
- Moonglows get 'Sincerely' rewarded in hall of fame
- IBL box: Baltimore-Las Vegas
- Affleck happy to play 'Reindeer Games'
- Girls Soccer All-Stars
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Bill Bradley politically apathetic
- Letter: Neal takes fair stance on casinos
- Letter: Gore is against plan for Yucca
- Letter: Candidates a bit too cozy with Christian causes
- Editorial: Targeting deceptive advertising
- Prep schedule
- MGM Grand, Mirage agree to $6.4 billion merger
- Reno-Tahoe tourism officials not as worried as some about gas prices
- Woman accused of murdering husband ordered back to Nevada
- Casino magnate weighing options after $4.4 billion Mirage buyout
- Airline's safety record takes a hit with slide off runway
- Top hotel-casino corporations listed
- Williamson storeowner convicted in gambling case
- Police confident that killers of two guards will be caught
- In Atlantic City, mega-merger spells more delays
- Birmingham dog track serves as hub for offshore gambling
- Three killed in 1-15 rollover in Utah
- Casino giants close $4.4 billion deal; Mirage's Wynn not expected to stay
Sunday, March 5
Saturday, March 4
Friday, March 3
- Murphy's lavish lifestyle is troubling to Binion judge
- Obituaries for March 3, 2000
- Attorney hopes to meet with Mattsen
- Two morning fires hit within minutes in North Las Vegas
- Longtime UNLV educator, civic leader Cassese dies
- Bankruptcies
- Earnings shortfall causes stock to plunge for Nevada bank operators
- Tabish friend testifies about movie deal
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: More money, less competition
- U.S. sues Nevada over Yucca water rights ban
- Elementary school pulls library book that teaches kids how to draw Satan
- Locals featured on TV show
- Judge to decide if pants can be used as evidence in slayings trial
- Prominent LV horse dies
- Globetrotters in Las Vegas
- State seeks fed funds for nuke water study
- Race fans soak up scene at speedway
- Critics: Monorail estimate too high
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- Prosecutors say jailhouse notes reveal alibi scheme
- Witness: Suspect defied order by police
- LV man pleads guilty in fraud case
- Mesquite mayor facing recall
- Airline passenger arrested after high-flying scuffle
- Nevada power plant auction process begins
- Mountain West Conference standings
- News briefs
- Morning blaze destroys apartments
- Downtown redevelopment expects boost from a cool business source
- Women's box: UNLV-Colorado State
- Saturday at Bay Meadows
- Saturday at Aqueduct
- Saturday at Santa Anita
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Fishing group to hold banquet
- Rite Aid: Jackpot must pay rent for slots
- E-commerce company opening LV-area call center
- UNLV women hold off feisty CSU
- UNLV notebook: Rebels go on scoring spree with 'Kas' on bench
- Greenspun Media Group executive resigns
- Resort operator in default on debt
- Isle of Capri completes purchase of company
- Observers disappointed with Kerzner's abandonment of Desert Inn deal
- LV company sold for $127 million
- Malpractice insurance rates to fall
- Hotel-casino replaces auditor
- Rebels in position to clinch top seed
- Ayala a big favorite to beat Bredahl
- Gym dandy
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fans will see, but will Reid?
- Getting in and out of LV speedway made much easier
- Columnist Rusty Wallace: 'Happy Hour' isn't always pleasant
- Racing notebook: Roush signs deal with Internet site FamilyClick.com
- Man pleads not guilty in girlfriend's killing
- Parole axed for bank heist driver
- Despite success of shopping center, magic fades from expansion dreams
- Summerlin going in circles over traffic
- Kinser claims win at LVMS
- Death penalty sought for murder, robbery suspect
- Prosecutors want leniency in du Pont murder sentencing
- Voter drive to encourage Hispanics
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Adam Petty to embark on pressure-free career
- California accounts for 35 percent of Nevada gaming revenues
- Nevada casino companies switching sides as California gambling booms
- Roush drivers Martin, Burton are kings of LVMS speed
- Who's who of drivers turn out for newest Vegas attraction
- Stand up, be counted Nevada, officials plead
- Kites flying high over Henderson
- Date book
- Letter: Those jurors sure do get around
- Letter: Dog killer has suffered enough
- Letter: Sell methane gas from garbage dump to Nevada Power
- Shelf Life -- Scott Dickensheets: Artfully examining some new art books
- UNLV-San Diego State box score
- 'Buddy Holly' musical rocking tirelessly at Hilton
- The Movie Guys: Shandling orbiting without wit on 'What Planet'
- Dial File -- Steve Bornfeld: How OK is PC on TV?
- Columnist Kate Maddox: EAT'M ready to greet 'em again
- Sound Check -- Geoff Carter: Checking in on an 'electronica' quartet
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Pat still firing blanks
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Benefit for PAWS goes vegetarian with great results
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Back-to-back title bouts highlight a raging weekend
- Birth announcements for March 3, 2000
- Editorial: Don't leave ex-Test Site workers out
- Editorial: Fans looking for speedy speedway entrance, exit
- Are you blushing?
- Marines-sponsored Parker Jr. wins Sam's Town pole
- Rudd wins CarsDirect.com 400 pole by shattering course record
- Anchor Gaming CEO resigns
- Two guards killed in armored car heist
- Two killed in robbery
- Hearing set to determine lawyers in old death penalty case
- Where there's smoke, there's controversy at Lake Tahoe
Thursday, March 2
- New Forest Service rule would make it tougher to build new roads
- Additional counts added to alleged incest case
- Judge closes deposition for witness in quadruple murder case
- Valley receives second installment on five-year, $6.3 million federal grant for local service centers
- Housing problems focus of council
- Mother charged in baby's death is a no-show at court
- Council briefs
- News briefs
- Suspect in sexual assault of girl remains in county jail
- Nuke fallout found in Las Vegas attics
- Citizens not heard in citizen review board talks
- Pirate cable operation cracked by Metro, FBI
- LV water now officially fluoridated
- School bus incident probed
- Child porn suspect takes plea deal; 60 charges lifted
- 'Paranoid' Mattsen refuses to surface
- Regent sues builder
- Mirage protected by state's corporation-friendly laws
- Friday at Bay Meadows
- IBL Box: Richmond-Las Vegas
- Wynn still planning AC resort; Trump still fighting it
- LV company plans Texas cruising casino
- LV company teams with Horseshoe Gaming
- Friday at Aqueduct
- Community news briefs for March 2, 2000
- Friday at Santa Anita
- Windsor Park demo project canceled
- IGT dismisses suit against two LV companies
- NLV OKs auditor for another term
- McDonald backtracks on Silver State contract
- Radioactive water alarms Nye officials
- NLV tries to fill Importuna's shoes
- Reid wants nuke chief out
- Nevada Power in no rush to leave consumer market
- Toxic material found at road site
- LV hospital operator buying back shares
- LV company going public
- Cox launches Las Vegas website
- Obituaries for March 2, 2000
- Witness in Albertson's massacre is released
- Columnist Rusty Wallace: Practice will be the time to adjust
- Rudd awakening
- Marine sponsorship pays dividends for car owner
- Race notebook: Burton has good luck in million-dollar races
- Reid calls for Loux's removal as Nuclear Projects director
- Mines big source of mercury pollution, reports show
- California records show suspect also robbed elderly L.A. woman
- In Minnesota, pulltab, bar game sales strong; increase over last year
- Eighth presidential visit to Vegas planned
- Big Nevada utility drops electricity sale plan
- Legislators hear ideas on helping three schools' students
- Wall Street waits for next move by gambling giants
- Arizonan, Nevadan accused of damaging ruins, desert
- Illinois House committee rejects bill to ban ATMs on floating casinos
- Tennis: Rebels' Malec ranked 20th
- Web site offers Powerball tickets
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: NASCAR attracts Dummies
- Sam Schmidt regaining motor, sensory functions
- UNLV has to take care of Aztecs
- Trinidad, Reid face risky business
- Alabama's attorneys general say video poker bills allow live games
- Senate committee passes gray machine bill in West Virginia
- Mirage's Atlantic City project inches along despite takeover uncertainty
- Nebraska lawmakers fail to pull Indian gambling bill out of committee
- In Massachusetts, scratch ticket worth $4 million still not claimed
- Gas company demands $85 million from Arizona
- Court hearing Friday in old Reno death penalty case
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Blue Man Group is good, 'illegitimate' theater
- Columnist Dean Juipe: The fight will go on, weather or not
- Silver Bandits top Richmond
- That's a rap
- Columnist Robert Walters: Half-open casinos get half
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Healthy or not? Rules keep changing
- Richard Petty named grand marshal for CarsDirect.com 400
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Countdown to adding a shot clock begins
- CarsDirect.com 400 race facts
- Sam's Town 300 race facts
- Letter: Commentator is on the right side
- Letter: Take responsibility for your children
- Letter: Cartoonist made millions happy
- Letter: Hit oil barons where it hurts: in their wallets
- Editorial: Political heat felt over rising oil costs
- Editorial: It sure isn't going to be easy
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: An alarming revelation
- Jarrett not bothered being marked man
- Children's Charities to host driver auction
- Virtual reality is wave of future for testing
- LVMS unveils improved traffic plan
- Busch veterans set for transition to Winston Cup
- Track to provide showers for campers
- Rookie Blaney out of spotlight
- Lawyer talks of Tarver's predictions
- February was warm, wet, across Nevada
- More gaming debate anticipated in Mississippi
- Lawyer in Edwards trial talks of Tarver's predictions
- North Dakota judge rules phone cards are an illegal form of gambling
- Edwards trial: Lawyer talks of Tarver's predictions
- Sun backs out of Desert Inn deal
- Man agrees to plea bargain in child porn case
Wednesday, March 1
