Monday, April 30
- Battery maker lays off workers, announces new royalty deals
- Hispanics near agreement on redistricting
- Miller's lawsuit against Jones goes to trial today
- Upscale subdivision residents oppose proposed college site
- Water rates tied to lower usage
- Slain gunman issued threat to police
- Truck stop: Resident at odds with city, neighbor over right to park custom vehicle in driveway
- Cousin sticks up for victim: Relatives resent image painted by defense
- Gaming People
- Governor may move against video poker
- Mikohn, Anchor plan new slot bonus system
- Casino revenue up in March
- Slot maker's earnings increase
- Gambling feud simmers in Colorado mountains
- News briefs for April 30, 2001
- Las Vegas company gaining security expertise
- Business People
- PurchasePro launches new system
- Teamsters prevail at Aladdin
- Audit: policy violations in library construction
- Senate passes construction-defects bills
- Pension plan could save money
- Lawmakers rush to push bills through houses
- UNLV's Barto captures Cal-Nevada 1,500 race
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Strong field marks Saturday's Derby
- NAPA 500 notebook: LV's Busch fights hard, finishes 13th
- Wallace gets his wish with win at Fontana
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Soesbe looks ahead, likes what he sees
- NAPA 500 results
- Obituaries for April 30, 2001
- CART talks could stall
- Orosco shines, but 51s lose
- New leukemia case hits Fallon
- PCL Box: Edmonton-Las Vegas
- Man dies from injuries sustained in collision
- Animal abuse tied to domestic violence
- Prep Schedule
- Utah averts 3-game sweep
- Letter: More casualties in war on drugs
- Letter: Bush critic is out of touch
- Letter: DOE refuses to be objective on Yucca site
- Editorial: Uranium cleanup is sorry start
- Birth announcements for April 30, 2001
- Santa Claus' volunteers bring new life to homes for Christmas in April
- Trends for April 30, 2001
- Emotionally taxing: Area taxidermists address the downside of preserving pets
- Columnist John Katsilometes: A sobering celebration of taverns
Friday, April 27
- Beech-Nut purchase blocked
- Class action denied in LV medical waste suit
- Court briefs for April 27, 2001
- Convicted killer's sentence: four consecutive life terms
- Woman sentenced for killing man who infected her
- Horse reward rises
- PurchasePro hit by suit
- Roski levels new charges in Park Place lawsuit, claims Hilton bid for hotel
- Comdex cements ties with MGM
- Mandalay Bay plans mammoth center
- AG appoints new gaming chief
- Contractor sues insurer
- LV firm confirms Louisiana deal
- Salon appeals decision in favor of Caesars Palace
- Lawmakers OK Internet gaming bill
- Yucca could receive added waste
- Vegas getting first air service from Montreal
- Bellagio is shattering industry profit records
- Researchers feel squeeze: Funding for higher education in jeopardy
- Thursday's prep results
- New airline targets Vegas
- Jurors, judge weigh decisions
- Hepatitis A hits classroom; teacher, kids immunized
- Homeless man describes beating
- Drawing the line: Proposal upsets rural residents
- Bail set at $2.2 million in fatal crash
- Southwest Gas wins regulatory ruling, posts higher profit
- Nevada Power owner abandons utility purchase
- Schools suffering with soaring electric bills
- NDOT strips rumble from Red Rock
- Hindus welcome first LV temple
- Valley, Rancho stars choose their colleges
- Tennis: UNLV blanks Air Force in conference tourney
- News briefs for April 27, 2001
- Morris delivers for GV
- County expected to hire courthouse consultant
- Study sought on Yucca Mountain itself
- 'Sunshine in litigation' bill loses
- Commission slapped with meeting-law violation
- Bodies found in three homicides
- Tougher regulations for taxi drivers defeated in Senate
- Couple charged in killing of girl
- New deal for college land called 'a pretty good price'
- Bankruptcies
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- PCL Box: Edmonton-Las Vegas
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Dependence on oil is hurting U.S. interests
- Letter: Sun columns are too conservative
- Orosco's visit to LV is all business
- Letter: Communism is far from dead
- Letter: Assembly bill was mislabeled as 'gay rights'
- Outlaws top XFL with seven players on all-league 1st team
- Editorial: Prudent decision on rumble strips
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Dying but not quitting
- Editorial: Cheney's secrecy is bad policy
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Female driver close to attaining goal
- Vikings give Wofford shot at NFL
- MWC hoops tourneys headed to Denver
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Casinos should rescue Senior Classic
- GOP loses fight to limit renewable-energy measure
- Legislative briefs for April 27, 2001
- Senate approves plan to split DMV
- News of the Day: 1992
- Joe Delaney remembers 1992: Melinda is magic at Lady Luck
- Benefit concert lands new home
- DJs Johnson and Tofte return to a.m. on AM
- High five: Woodwind Quintet has uplifting sound
- Gans stars at Claire concert
- 'Tiger Jam' benefits area charities, organizations
- From the Heartland
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Haifa eatery is loaded with attractive options
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Woods caught in date jam
- Columnist Susan Snyder: 'Survivor' coach gets our vote
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Laughter abounds in showrooms around town
- 'Scintas' bring new dimension to Rio
- Tyler remains tight-lipped about his comedic act
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Swede sounds emanate from Smallest Jazz Band
- Judge warns parties on high-profile libel trial
- Nevadans lobby for support to quash NCAA bill
- Hispanic newspapers keep readers aware of deadline
- Immigrants rush to beat law's deadline
- Building a new downtown: Mayor's longtime vision starting to become reality
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Easton, Hilton make a date
- Columnist Susan Snyder: CC&Rs are not music to our ears
- Tom & Jerry
- Letter: Police 'stings' make roads safer
- Letter: Nevada could take the lead on renewable energy
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Raiding local government coffers
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Sounding the alarm on school budget cuts
- Sadly, nonprofit group sees greater need for services
- Historic Railroad Trail will be extended near Lake Mead
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: All-out war or peace
- Columnist Jeff German: Ensign leads charge in betting ban skirmish
- Editorial: Time for price caps on energy
- Obituaries for April 27, 2001
Thursday, April 26
- IRL ace hopes for quick turnaround
- Fernandez adjusting to owner-driver role
- Robinson ready to break new ground
- Following dad's footsteps to victory
- Italian race driver killed in test car accident in Germany
- Support seen for 'green' energy sources
- Mobile home rent board supported
- Formula for fed funds helps private hospitals
- Airline opposes tax on pipeline
- Legislative briefs for April 26, 2001
- Business briefs for April 26, 2001
- College betting-ban debate begins
- Jury gets murder case
- Internet gambling bill still up in air
- Nevada regulators OK repairs of defective slots
- 'Mayhem' at PurchasePro pushes stock even lower
- Boyd to buy horse track: Firm may pay $100 million
- Magazine earns top award
- Hannibal contributes to MGM studio profit
- ACLU threatens suit over changes in work card law
- Hit-and-run suspect arrested at hotel
- Keller issues tattoo taboo for police officers
- Obituaries for April 26, 2001
- Senate OKs bill to sell tobacco settlement
- Former Nevada Power executive McGarry dies
- Betting on God: Baptist minister serves Las Vegas casino workers
- Board: Officer didn't violate use-of-force rules
- Judge rips defense lawyer during closing arguments
- NAACP suspension is against bylaws, local leader charges
- In Mideast, plan to reopen casino sparks new feud
- Casino operator fined over beer fees
- Stratosphere sued by Harrah's
- Poll lists LV among top spring destinations
- Slot makers announce joint ventures
- Slot makers in cashless deal
- Fire chief is retiring after about 3 decades
- South Dakota gambling town dreams about overtaking the Las Vegas Strip
- News briefs for April 26, 2001
- Experts downplay results of nuclear power poll
- Veterinarian tries to clear his name in death of dog
- New-look pitching staff keeps Skyhawks atop Sunrise Region
- UNLV inks coveted big man
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Different cars, same old story
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Expanded format may benefit baseball teams
- Passage of tax bill could bring Force's teams to Las Vegas
- Catching up with: David DiMartino
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Terrence Ruffen and Angelina Colavito
- Auto racing schedule, winners and point standings
- Poll suggests doubt about support for superintendent
- City Council mulls life with fewer revenues
- Golf: Californian captures Ladies Challenge event
- UNLV notebook: Tennis teams begin play in MWC tourneys
- Denver to replace LV as basketball tourney site
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 'Heads' up! Lewis is 'a rising star'
- Guard thanks Nevada Power volunteers for help in training
- Community briefs for April 26, 2001
- Review: Andrew Dice Clay salvages 'One Night at McCool's'
- Letter: Gamers could afford tax hike
- Letter: View of judges is without merit
- Letter: Very few places for off-road vehicle recreation
- Editorial: No retreat on smaller class sizes
- Editorial: Don't shortchange renewable energy
- Wednesday's prep results
- Boys volleyball standings
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep softball standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Basic yearbook wins two national honors
- By the book: High school yearbooks face challenging times
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Don't make kids pay for activities
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Pain from Carson City
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Stars aplenty scheduled for weekend benefits
- Mandalay building massive convention center at Strip resort
- Sierra Pacific-Enron deal off
- Boyd buying Louisiana track, will add casino & slots
Wednesday, April 25
- Alden gets full-time nod for provost
- Murder charge also awaits Californian, authorities say
- Police see help in budget
- Manendo top spending target of lobbyists
- Legislative briefs for April 25, 2001
- Police probe death at city jail
- Henderson power generator sues supplier
- Senate votes for class-size changes
- Despite suspect's promise to appear, search continues
- Review of DOE probe sought
- State revamps NLV school
- Ex-coach leads betting-ban foes into hearing
- Ready to rumble: Area bicyclists rap proposal to install strips near Red Rock
- Pope's ex-wife, siblings recall the violence
- Obituaries for April 25, 2001
- Assembly approves shift in tax distribution
- Missing LV girl found dead in California
- Business briefs for April 25, 2001
- Execution bill goes to Senate
- FCC chief expects court action on ownership
- General Dynamics in shipbuilding merger
- Auto giant takes mammoth $2.1 billion loss
- PPro stock plunges on earnings surprise
- Anchor takes big loss on lottery unit
- Regent performance may be improving -- timeshare possibility mentioned
- Harrah's buying good cash producers in Harveys
- National Airlines board member sued by casino partner
- Vegas firms accused of violating casinos' trademarks
- Mexican president favors legalizing gambling
- NBC: XFL simply a flop
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Upset puts Tyson back in picture
- College hoops tourneys may land in LV
- Judge instructs jury to consider defendant's flight
- Luck scorns a lady: LV woman one of many after seized property
- Solar energy projects OK'd
- Court briefs for April 25, 2001
- News briefs for April 25, 2001
- Problematic land deal dies
- CCSN wins two games in Salt Lake City
- Tuesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Bettors make a 'Point' to bet Derby favorite
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Veteran PGA player Casper has passion for golf, family
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Fly fishing season about to heat up
- Artworks by Jack Kevorkian stolen from Connecticut museum
- 51s 'pen becomes one for the aged
- PCL Box: Calgary-Las Vegas
- Guinn to fortify ties with Black Panthers
- Letter: Questions linger about college
- Letter: Bush's hypocrisy is becoming clear
- Letter: Representative of insurers has different view
- Editorial: 'Bias' isn't part of his vocabulary
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Political maneuvers intensify as endgame nears
- Airport food takes off at McCarran's D Gates
- No sweat: Exercise experts explain why fear of failure keeps fitness at bay
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Vegas Philharmonic season closes in style
- Community briefs for April 25, 2001
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New store sets up at Aladdin mall
- PurchasePro stock plunges on earnings warning -- release of numbers delayed
Tuesday, April 24
- Defense details dad's history of violence
- More water is found in site for repository
- Report: Trust in Yucca project falters
- Park Place boosts cross-marketing of casinos on the Las Vegas Strip
- Retailer names chairman, CEO
- Digital viewing impasse persists
- Profit improves for Las Vegas home builder
- Deal struck in dad's death: Conan Pope, 16, avoids risk of spending life in prison
- Physicians say laws favor Quick Care centers
- MASH Village, Las Vegas to discuss land deal
- Bill may provide leeway to auto insurers
- Atlantic City laundry's expansion helps casinos stay squeaky clean
- Hit-and-run suspect talks to police on phone, refuses to surrender
- Licensing agreement signed with Texas company
- Law of the land
- Riviera profit decreases, Ameristar earnings up
- Trendy N.Y. magazine starts Vegas tourists' edition
- Hotel now more expensive
- CFO Reed resigns; Loveman promoted
- Medical firm establishing Las Vegas training center
- LV officials prepare for possible legislative cuts
- Witness refutes previous testimony about trunk
- Las Vegas Senior Classic begins quest for sponsor
- Black Panther leader to talk with governor
- Court briefs for April 24, 2001
- Suspect in ramming of NHP trooper is parolee
- Legislators aim to restore uranium cleanup funds
- Unions sue over Edison Schools pact
- El Salvador eyes setting up consulate in Vegas
- Obituaries for April 24, 2001
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Playing 'big boys' no longer means UNLV
- Monday's prep results
- NAB president says group will survive competition
- Neverett on radio for UNLV games
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- PCL Box: Calgary-Las Vegas
- Restrictions on teen work crews OK'd
- Auto registration refunds targeted
- Prison budget error adds to financial woes
- Legislative briefs for April 24, 2001
- Producers, CART officials hope moviegoers are ...
- Rebels' shooting guard Lewis sustains serious knee injury
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Trainer says ex-champ needs a life
- Perez making a play to return to Dodgers
- Editorial: Encouraging news on childhood shots
- Editorial: Don't kill subsequent injury fund
- Letter: Gaming should be paying more
- Letter: Energy 'gougers' should be taxed
- Letter: Scouting critic is showing his intolerance
- Where I stand--Brian Greenspun: Don't lower the bar
- Spinning wheels: Figure roller-skating team members in it for sport, not fame
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Rat Pack makes Bon Jovi late
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Sixth sense not just film fodder
- Education briefs for April 24, 2001
- Community briefs for April 24, 2001
- Immunization schedule for April 24, 2001
- Nevada legislators ranked by money spent on them in February and March
- Harrah's buying Harveys in first big gaming merger of 2001
Monday, April 23
Sunday, April 22
Saturday, April 21
Friday, April 20
Thursday, April 19
Wednesday, April 18
- CBS opening research center, attraction at MGM Grand
- State sues to close LV mortgage office
- Trial postponed in Rhodes' insurance fraud case
- Defense attempts to re-create alleged bedroom crime scene
- Students may have to pay for programs: District considers ways to further slash budget
- Henderson seeks shift in funding, Officials: New tax formula costs city millions
- Change to death penalty bill would allow volunteers to die
- Report: Radioactivity found in Fallon wells
- Managing own power would help stop water rate hike
- Senate OKs bill to cater gaming rooms to high-rollers
- Gibbons to host hearing on federal mining rules
- Regent: Put state college on hold
- Hard Rock renovating rooms -- posts loss on interest costs
- Station Casinos, Riviera add power cost surcharge
- Indian casino, truck stop set for Interstate 40
- Store to open at Aladdin
- Patent settlement with Acres Gaming detailed
- Schools part of diversity study: National Harvard University survey to include Clark County
- High court rules in Model A case
- Mirage debt collection figure suing attorney
- Hoover Dam bypass proposals are rapped
- Rio, Harrah's, Tropicana generate good profits
- America West cutting costs due to losses in first quarter
- Finance panel urged to allocate $300,000 for state museum move
- Las Vegas school sold
- Test Site promoter resigns
- Firm posts higher profits
- Guest columnist Dan Polsenberg: Judges not paid their fair share
- Kenny to face accuser in state ethics hearing
- DA's detectives get pact
- Plan to visit a new-car lot on Sunday? Look but don't buy
- Tennis: UNLV teams seeded third in MWC tourney
- Car dealership sues Tyson for $327,508
- CCSN captures 43rd victory of the season
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Fine fishing is within easy reach
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Decision put off on ending pact with ambulance firms
- Member of robbery gang sentenced
- Arraignment set for accused killer
- News briefs for April 18, 2001
- Ralph Siraco's horse racing notes
- PCL standings
- Order of NFL Draft
- Columnist Victoria Sun: LV tour stop in jeopardy
- Nevada Senate OK's abandoned babies measure
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mahaffey avoids valid senior topic
- Caddies work hard to stay in the loop
- Home run in ninth sinks 51s
- UNLV targets small forward
- Rebels vs. Louisville series may be shelved
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Lack of offensive punch hurt XFL betting
- PCL Box: Las Vegas-Iowa
- Editorial: Back to the future for utilities?
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Legislators reminded who's in charge
- Editorial: Cracking down on dangerous drivers
- Letter: How absurd is Bush's tax cut?
- Letter: Discrimination often sugarcoated
- Letter: All of society uses standards to operate
- Tuesday's prep results
- Casinos' courts offer quantity, quality
- Outer limits: Surveying the new and old trends in outdoor recreation
- Obituaries for April 18, 2001
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Legal community supports foundation
- Community briefs for April 18, 2001
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Mall still growing on us
- Columnist Peter Benton: LV Senior Classic draws stellar field
Tuesday, April 17
Monday, April 16
- Tribe ready to supply power
- Postal Service busy today, too
- Court: NLV can hike Pardee's water rate
- Defense attacks theory in Rudin's cause of death
- Decision could come next week on accused teen's plea bargain
- Las Vegas news briefs for April 16, 2001
- Man is arrested in gunfight with police
- Next step in councilwoman's ethics case days away
- Man killed; girl injured
- Business people
- Death penalty backers in Senate concede they can't stop ban
- UMC might cancel ambulance contracts
- Bill designed to improve direction of libraries
- Keller goes against review board
- Taxpayers consider kinder IRS as filing deadline looms
- Playboy.com partnering with pari-mutuel wagering site
- Business down at Reno airport
- Sierra Pacific shares down just moderately on dividend suspension
- Economic optimism declines
- LV-area tour operators in stalemate over air routes
- Madonna to bring act to Las Vegas
- Man kills ex-wife, then himself in store shooting
- Dust, smoke blend to cloud valley vista
- Moody's says credit upgrade possible for company
- Aladdin's Desert Passage mall in more disputes with tenants
- LV firm sued over California Indian casino
- Binion gets $465 million for casino in forced sale
- Gaming people
- Pacific Coast League standings
- Vegas lands three more technology shows
- North Las Vegas call center unaffected so far
- XFL playoffs
- Formula One San Marino Grand Prix results
- B of A, Citigroup hurt by loan losses, stock market woes
- PCL Box: Las Vegas-Omaha
- Bill seeks anti-smoking pledge from holders of scholarships
- Measure would ease raising of insurance rates
- Legislative briefs for April 16, 2001
- Foe of helmet law continues fight
- Opponents of gay rights bill await outcome of hearing
- Baseball: Hall pitches Rebels to win over San Diego St.
- Softball: UNLV settles for split with New Mexico
- Hall of Fame: Four individuals, team set for induction
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Baffert brings potent double shot into Derby
- Spring break tournament puts Wolves back in pack
- Rebels get clean bill of health
- Letter: Nurse Week raises public awareness
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tewell steps up to take advantage
- Letter: Guinn's Rx plan wastes money
- Letter: Officials' lying no big surprise
- Harter backs agent reform
- 51s battered by Golden Spikes
- Editorial: Coach is a voice of reason
- Chasing history at Summerlin
- Condominium fire causes minor damage, no injuries
- Prep Schedule
- Obituaries for April 16, 2001
- Henderson offers free workshop on families
- Birth announcements for April 16, 2001
- Trends for April 16, 2001
- Dollar signs: Experts show how to avoid financial foibles
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Retracing a Martin classic
Saturday, April 14
Friday, April 13
Thursday, April 12
- Contractor says closed cafe owes $1 million
- Condemned killer receives temporary stay
- Mines cited for state's No. 1 toxic-waste status
- Turning the page: Libraries' roles redefined in Internet era
- Panel begins probe of leukemia cases
- Impact of nuke waste routes sought
- Electricity solutions seem stuck in politics
- Feds to investigate CCSN bonus program
- Fire leaves two boys in critical condition
- Clear sailing seen for Burning Man
- Analysts still see weakness in Las Vegas Strip room rates
- Mountain West Conference basketball recruits
- Las Vegas plant closed
- New safety rules set for 737s
- Alliance starts season with strong numbers
- Gaming briefs for April 12, 2001
- Telephone company sued by LV firm
- Contract to end long dispute between county, investigators
- Ex-death row inmate attends Nevius' hearing
- Reproduction rhetoric eclipses Moon's expected violence talk
- Top court dismisses lawsuit over lake
- Witness in ethics case says deck is stacked
- Affordable housing faces costly fight
- City to pay water-pollution fine
- Court briefs for April 12, 2001
- News briefs for April 12, 2001
- Bennett family guilty
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Las Vegas teams are loss cause
- Energy proposal opposed
- Mom knows best
- Catching up with: Christina Monteiro
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Las Vegas rivals Forbes, Juuko to fight -- but in Indio, Calif.
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Sun Athletes of the Week: David Parrish and Crystal Alspaugh
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Work continues for top wrestlers at MGM event
- UNLV boxing team brings some silver home from Reno
- Local teams rise to the occasion
- Football: UNLV conducts clinic for area coaches
- Missouri may get pari-mutuel gambling
- Arizona tracks challenge casinos' legality
- First day of signing period mostly quiet around league
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Speak out against drilling in Arctic
- Two resorts impose energy surcharge
- Jury struggling in trial of casino figure
- Court says Adelson responsible for Sands workers' tip income
- UNLV Olympic sports notebook: Soesbe remains optimistic on Rebels' chances
- PCL Box: Portland-Las Vegas
- Obituaries for April 12, 2001
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Prep softball standings
- Lobbyists keep busy opposing 'sunshine-litigation' bill
- Girl Scouts hear tough message about effects of gangs, drugs
- Legislative briefs for April 12, 2001
- Community briefs for April 12, 2001
- Eye for art: Steve Martin's prized painting collection gets a critical look
- Letter: Animals aren't good Easter gifts
- Letter: Was Bible above public scrutiny?
- Letter: It's time to turn down those boom box levels
- Editorial: Full steam ahead for dumpsite?
- Editorial: Allowing ideology to obscure the facts
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Senator seeks the truth
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: April is appropriate stress month
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recalling Greco's career from teenage years
Wednesday, April 11
- Lawmaker seeks audit for NDOT
- Benefits measure reopens marriage debate
- Legislative briefs for April 11, 2001
- Vietnam vet loses $11 mil. lawsuit
- Covert cops: Metro goes undercover for traffic enforcement
- Goynes gives his support to Eliason
- Two of three pit bulls are euthanized
- McDonald welcomed by Ward 1 constituents
- Petition probe charges denied
- Tax bill pits Henderson against LV, county
- Caesars project to include Colosseum replica
- Death penalty reforms cleared by panels
- Two nuke measures opposed
- LV casino executive establishes literary prize
- Construction now set for Lake Las Vegas centerpiece
- California man arrested on casino bad check charges
- Company calls lawsuit baseless
- St. Rose Parkway project unlikely to be altered, state, city say
- PurchasePro exec sells shares at a loss
- New 'NewsOne at 9' co-anchor brings decade of experience
- Official: Fire won't halt casino opening
- Heilig-Meyers closing remaining Vegas-area stores
- News briefs for April 11, 2001
- State wraps up its murder case
- Nellis called safe bet
- Woman, 39, killed in crash
- Fallon expects aid from hearing
- LVCVA subsidizes Shriners' convention
- Nevada congressional delegates praise Bush
- LVCVA, vendor at odds over convention center food contract
- LV tech firm official arrested
- Governor backs Nevada fliers
- Banks set to become Rebel
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Golfers pay more and play less
- Vote of confidence
- After successful start in big leagues, hard-throwing Prokopec joins 51s
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Charity tournament to help fund pet sanctuary
- Columnist Jeff Haney: A guide to the city's baseball betting lines
- Columnist Peter Benton: PGA Tour has a worldly look
- Wrestling: Western Jr. Regionals being held at MGM
- Coyotes earn split in Fullerton tournament
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Tuesday's prep results
- PCL Box: Portland-Las Vegas
- Public benefits from wholesale produce
- Education briefs for April 11, 2001
- Obituaries for April 11, 2001
- Pilot, businessman Manning dies at 51
- Attorneys to help students on Law Day
- Actress mourns special brother Davis
- Community briefs for April 11, 2001
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Misunderstood bill crucial to local governments
- Editorial: Let's close unfair 'Net tax loophole
- Letter: Sensitive areas need protection
- Letter: Guinn praised for power moves
- Letter: Assemblyman going places we wouldn't dare go
- Editorial: Drug court offers a lot of promise
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Celebrity aprons star at Starry,Starry Night
- Auto racing schedules, winners and point standings
- CART teams resist returning to Indy
- This week's races
- Review: Just swing away, Renee
Tuesday, April 10
Monday, April 9
- Vegas sports on TV/Radio
- Business briefs for April 9. 2001
- Internet gambling bill clears key hurdle
- Rev. Moon to visit Las Vegas to discuss recent gang deaths
- Motives for college questioned
- Energy bill would protect only casinos
- Police back study on race profiling
- Seniors might get extra try at math test
- Defense attorney claims friend behind slaying
- Gaming briefs for April 9, 2001
- Mandalay Bay, Stardust eye convention center growth: Mirage debuts new space
- DOE gets extension, but only three years, on use of Yucca land
- Las Vegas flights planned from two Canadian cities
- Las Vegas firm's stock punished on downgrades
- Internet spin-off dropped
- Bill may aid in legal video poker expansion in West Virginia
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Trip to Victory Lane didn't work out as planned
- 'Austin Powers' slot to premiere
- Lawsuit filed over slot operating platform
- NHRA notebook: Locals struggle at home
- Resort hotel sues Las Vegas nude dancing club
- Officer on leave following shooting at standoff
- Murder case goes beyond expectations for weird revelations
- Obituaries for April 9, 2001
- Tech recruiting conference set for Vegas
- Baseball team gets a win at New Mexico
- Bill seeks more info on lobbyists
- Expanded drug court receives approval
- Assembly passes car stereo limits despite opposition
- Controversy over halfway houses goes to commission
- Senate changes forfeiture rules
- Las Vegas news briefs for April 9, 2001
- Trio wins again in 2nd trip to Strip
- Public information sessions planned on Edison takeover
- Dropout rate falls in Clark County
- UNLV plays wait and see with recruiting
- Old faces coming to town with Beavers
- Thomas slated for MRI on shoulder
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Zealots can give religion a bad name
- XFL standings
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Point Given emerges as clear Derby favorite
- Letter: Get facts before criticizing Bush
- Editorial: No-shows displayed cowardice
- Letter: Scouts punished for protecting innocent kids
- PCL standings
- Trends for April 9, 2001
- Mother of Year deadline nearing
- Community briefs for April 9, 2001
- Birth announcements for April 9, 2001
- Columnist John Katsilometes: Cat scratch fever has a message
- NASCAR Craftsman Trucks Series Advance Auto Parts 250 Results
- Dayton Indy Lights Results
- Box score: Rainers 11, 51s 4
Saturday, April 7
Friday, April 6
- Sophomores win top honors at UNLV
- Letter: Fan: Pick up the pace
- Letter: Chip off the 'old' block
- Thursday's Prep results
- Parraz's homer ignites Green Valley past Basic
- Prieto reprises starring role as member of 51s
- Box score: 51s 5, Rainers 4
- Power rate-freeze plan unveiled
- Water damage sparks Yucca worries
- State construction program comes under fire
- Legislative briefs for April 6, 2001
- Laser vision office closes, parent in bankruptcy
- Cost of state college projected at $1.3 billion
- Dot-com bomb creates plethora of office space
- New bishop for Las Vegas announced
- Convention center expansion explored
- North Las Vegas plant closing
- Fraud alleged at LV lending company
- Assembly passes voyeur video ban
- Troubled vets home's budget draws criticism
- Officer cleared on drug charges
- Passover celebrates freedom: Jewish holy day begins tonight
- Taming the tattoo: Stricter county rules target body decoration shops
- Lead defense lawyer, judge again at odds in murder case
- County panel no-shows kill chances for new libraries
- Impact fee meets with newfound approval
- Second Jarbidge suit resolved
- NHRA drivers disagree on heat
- City pares down parcel proposed for state college
- Judge rules again in favor of leafleting
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Working with 'Snake' is a driver's dream
- Ethics panel drops Kincaid's case
- Contractors want chance to fix defects
- Viacom, CBS pull out of NAB on eve of Vegas convention
- New Southwest Airlines CEO says he expects to make few changes
- TWA takeover imminent, union signs off on deal
- 51s fans enjoy 'Party Zone'
- Good takes Div. II post
- Board gives approval to hydroelectric plant
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sports succeed at bringing people closer
- Owner of dog faces new trouble
- Obituaries for April 6, 2001
- Crime briefs for April 6, 2001
- Dream of dot.com incubator downtown may be dying
- The Prince of ... pacifism?
- Saturday horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday at Santa Anita
- Argosy, MGM MIRAGE look at expansion in Chicago area
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Blood for more money
- Letter: Here's how to handle China
- Letter: It's getting harder for small firm
- Letter: Assemblyman has become an embarrassment
- Where I stand 1989--Hank Greenspun: Evil Gadhafi is hellbent on mass destruction
- Restaurant closing at Golden Nugget casino
- LV resort fined for treatment of workers
- Joe Delaney remembers--1989: Francis at Aladdin
- Court briefs for April 6, 2001
- News of the day: 1989
- Company posts loss for 2000
- Opponents rally against changing Alabama constitution to help expand gambling
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1989: U.S. must always be on guard
- Editorial: President shucks bid to conserve
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Tracy sees title in Kool Green's future
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: XFL contenders shooting for 'Million Dollar' opportunity
- Las Vegas natives return home to put together children's play
- Miracle Man
- Fiesta's historic pipe organ back with piping hot pizza
- The family name remains Prima-nent
- On tour after hiatus, Furs back to psychedelic selves
- Martin's art takes spotlight
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Industry faces rise in scrutiny
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Anderson preparing for East Coast performances
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Heavyweight celebs go Gardening
- Gans looks in top form starting second year at Mirage
- College on fast track: Henderson school is facing hurdles on way to funding
- Maryland students find ways to gamble: Ban on betting unlikely to affect U.S. campuses
- For Moore, it's never easy
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Colin Powell's journey
- Columnist Sandra Thompson: Sending their son away was an act of love
- Columnist Jeff German: Lawmen continuing to pursue Walters
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Easton to bat for LV Hilton
- Columnist Jon Ralston: A trickle-up system of juice
- Letter: All companies should ante up
- Letter: Why no public outcry against the Boy Scouts?
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Still no answers in D'Amato case
- Toni, Toni, Toni
- Editorial: Don't place the public in jeopardy
- Editorial: Meat-testing snafu acts as wake-up call
- Soup labels enhance life for children at St. Jude's Ranch
- Kids teeter on the edge at Lied museum exhibit
Thursday, April 5
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Tournaments abound locally during Spring Break
- Spoonhour hires 2 assistant coaches
- Venetian hit by bad luck, must rely on Adelson
- Merger mania seen as bypassing Southwest
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Catching up with: Jason Van Meetren
- In the long run, deregulation still advocated by experts
- Hospitality executives recognize privacy concerns
- Tech firm opens LV office
- Dairy giants in merger
- Pit bulls remain in custody
- UNLV notebook: Rebels' Janus honored as MWC Player of Week
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Mat Ellis and Aja Sherman
- Wednesday's prep results
- Sun Top 10 Softball Poll
- McCain shifts focus to gaming: Arizona senator plans April 26 hearing on betting-ban bill
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Early part of the season packed with drag action
- News briefs for April 5, 2001
- 'New' schools travel different paths
- Thomas expected to play in scrimmage
- Guinn pushing power plants
- Increased amounts of nuke waste to travel through state
- Tiger that killed trainer will not be destroyed
- Strip lounge, casino claim vacant land hurts business
- Pair of measures would ease medical licensing
- Three council members enjoy new status as elected officials
- Union wins right to represent LV casino mechanics
- Relocated resident may lose NLV home
- Not all council pay issues settled
- Business briefs for April 5, 2001
- Las Vegas fights a pair of tax-diverting measures
- Scissors loses to Caesars in trademark infringement dispute
- Animal advocates leery of packing pistols to protect pets
- Legislative briefs for April 5, 2001
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: 51s' success could be alien concept
- Partners pumping extra $20 million into GV resort
- Would-be Caesars owner loses Sex.com domain name
- Moody's downgrades $620 million in Aladdin debt
- Stratosphere bondholders lose suit against Lakes
- Proposal seeks lump-sum payment of tobacco deal
- Good interviews for Division II job
- Brockovich boss urges study of contaminant
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Botile has Prince in his sights
- Marnell rebuilds
- Sentencing date set for fraud defendant
- Sun Top 10 Baseball Poll
- Defense tries to help credibility of state witness
- Council OKs city project
- Moore readies college's sales pitch for legislators
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- School management firm's approval is expected Friday
- Prep softball standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Experience is in Barrera's corner
- Obituaries for April 5, 2001
- Longtime educator Beitz dies at 77
- Father of gaming exec Baldwin dies
- Community briefs for April 5, 2001
- Eldorado High graduate trains for world hotspots in Air Force school
- Community group benefits from Tiger Jam
- Review: 'Blow'- heavy acting, diet coke
- Editorial: Voter turnout was a miserable showing
- Visitor wants to say thanks
- Letter: Bush quick to forget promises
- Letter: Monied forces work against hope for reforms
- Editorial: Indigent care study is overdue
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Smoke from Carson City
- Homeward bound: Workers at home need same tools as in traditional office setting
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Open-palm policy may be the best
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Brokers are driving up show ticket prices
- Ethics complaint dismissed
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Veteran driver missing in action this season
- Diminutive Brazilian heading for American stardom
- Father's death thrust maturity upon Earnhardt
Wednesday, April 4
- Property values at risk if nuke dump approved
- Two incumbents to face stiff challenge in general
- State aid to schools faces ax
- Valley incumbents cruise to victory
- Laughlin power plant running
- Super-speed train might be two years away
- Stupak sued by son over accident, in turn sues insurer
- Business briefs for April 4, 2001
- Boggs McDonald prevails
- McCarran on-time performance called lacking
- Sunken beltway will keep peace in rural area
- Voters take away council's pay raises
- Legislators mull timing of proposed pay raise
- Prosecutors attempt to refute witness' testimony
- Two candidates win majorities in unique voting
- News briefs for April 4, 2001
- DA argues that killer shouldn't be spared death
- Sexual assault suspect accepts a plea bargain
- Both sides await fate of NAACP chapter
- Rhodes only council member to face a runoff
- Bidding war possible for big U.S. insurer
- Business-to-business in spotlight: Vegas firm's stock hurt on news of downgrade
- Telecom firm's stock plunges on rumors of bankruptcy
- Airline service worsens
- Welcome to Dodgertown
- Hospital funding formula for indigent care studied
- 51s promise a whole new look for fans
- 'Hollywood Squares' slots to premiere at Harrah's casinos
- Stratosphere profit rises, tower adding 1,000 rooms
- Big LV casino operators detail plans for spending: Caesars, Venetian expansions top lists
- California Indian casino opens with Las Vegas management
- Deal signed with Action Gaming
- Elsinore posts profit
- LV company stays on Nasdaq
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Hopefully, this is it for the XFL
- Softball: Rebels take two from UC Riverside
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Invensys champ Andrade cries foul when snubbed by Masters
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Wildlife group has made big strides
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Drag racers hoping for big encore at Speedway
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Look hard to find wagering on baseball wins
- NHRA racers stress safety
- Columnist Peter Benton: Lyon, Buckley top LVCC fields
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Tuesday's prep results
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Library district tries again for bonds
- County briefs for April 4, 2001
- Obituaries for April 4, 2001
- Editorial: Don't let taxpayers pick up tab
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Las Vegas politics is truly a money market
- Editorial: Work card changes on the right track
- Letter: Press must hold Bush in check
- Letter: Williams owes Garcia an apology
- Letter: Grand Canyon air tour industry over-regulated
- Malls court hungry customers on the move
- Just the two of us: Some area couples opt for childfree lives
- Clarification
- Community briefs for April 4, 2001
- Fed loans offered for homes in rural areas
- Health briefs for April 4, 2001
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Hospitality honchos treated to tours, treats
- PurchasePro exececutive: E-commerce still growing
Tuesday, April 3
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