Friday, Aug. 31
- Nevada requests delay in hearings on nuclear dump
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- UNLV studies may aid Yucca fight
- Rudin gets life with possibility of parole
- CCSN official quits after remark
- Fulton cuts UNLV out of his will
- Anti-Internet gaming thrust predicted
- Del Webb names new Nevada chief
- Vegas visitation for Labor Day looks flat
- Growing pains: Las Vegas shopping center tenants endure stream of construction woes
- New York Indian casinos in jeopardy
- Gaming briefs for August 31, 2001
- AC casino workers compete in 'olympics'
- Small Colorado casinos sold
- Gaming giant names chairman
- Lobbyist: Failure of problem gambling bill is a disgrace
- Investment firm purchased
- Finance brokers suspended
- Factory orders improve
- Plant's future to be debated
- Time, money cited in work card removal
- Letter: Clearing up gun confusion
- Letter: Nuke dump too close for comfort
- Letter: Proposal for wilderness deserves support
- Five apply for top public defender's position
- Las Vegas fifth in poll of desirable places
- Hundreds bid farewell at services for Ghanem
- Lawsuit vs. Mack claims unpaid debt
- Editorial: Labor Day more than a holiday
- Editorial: Industrial park is no place for homes
- Reilly's promotion of Lynn abandoned
- Raccoon with plague caught
- Group: Feds underfund alternative energy
- Assemblyman says Guinn is abusing benefits law
- Cheerleaders to join Spoonhour at luncheon
- Teams set for Vegas King & Queen tourney
- Edwards, Kraft top Air Canada tourney
- With nation's eyes on him, Thomas fails Heisman test
- Officer's actions were within use-of-force policy, board rules
- Men identified in casino heist, transcript shows
- Drop in gas prices fuels travel plans for Southern Nevadans
- Girl, 14, arrested on prostitution charges
- Death-row inmate enters plea
- Charges in drive-by shooting likely to be dropped
- News briefs for August 31, 2001
- Court briefs for August 31, 2001
- Voting machine approved
- Reloaded and ready
- Rebels somehow lose
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tough loss apt to haunt UNLV
- UNLV-Arkansas game analysis: Plenty of errors
- Prep football schedules: Independent schools
- Meadows looking to extend long winning streak
- Where I Stand: Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr.: A step up for gaming
- Correction
- Holiday closings
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Tacoma
- Mexican officials seek consulate site in Las Vegas
- Datebook
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Music an appetizer at Jazzed Cafe
- Columnist Joe Delaney: The ups and downs of Orlando's singing career
- Harrah's Comedy Cabaret a good fit for King and his magic
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Music still emits from Liberace's home
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Obituaries for August 31, 2001
- Thursday's prep results
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: It's hail to the chef as Clinton visits NOBHILL
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Schmidt opts for another driver change
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Yoakam Cash-ing in on his country idols
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Take Note: 'Stevie D' a Blue man
- This week's races
- Monster of Rock
- Rodin exhibit reopens lively authenticity debate
- Births for August 31, 2001
- Police department accreditation is renewed
- Public defender applicants dispute federal study
- Medical marijuana clears final state hurdle
- Clergy team up to protect rights of workers
- Stealing part of history: Archaeological theft is a serious, but common, crime
- County on path to aid bicyclists
- UNLV-Arkansas box score
- Local woman there to comfort families of plane crash victims
- National Hispanic Heritage Month observed in Vegas
- Clark High student makes difference pennies at a time
- Where I Stand -- Classic Hank: Yucca dump could destroy state tourism
- Legend of Loretta
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Enterprising action can halt sprawl
- Editorial: Academic freedom in cross hairs
- Columnist Jeff German: Nevadans dig in for Yucca war
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Never having to say you're sorry
- Letter: Better options than drilling in Arctic refuge
- Letter: A day to honor union pioneers
- Where I Stand -- D. Taylor: Labor is alive and well
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Journal tracks whereabouts, information
Thursday, Aug. 30
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Tacoma
- Former youth facility workers face charges
- Rural protection proposed for Red Rock area
- State officials get an eyeful of problems with facilities
- FBI to question witnesses of inmate's death
- New schools rushed for today's opening
- County weighs ethics policies
- Prosecutors: Charges won't be leveled in drive-by slaying
- State saves a bundle with new bond rating
- PurchasePro stock woes hurting sales effort, says CEO
- Gorman's loss is the Blazers' gain in division
- Guinn plans fight to halt public hearing on Yucca
- Prep football schedules: Sunset Region: Southwest Division
- Drug, alcohol use prevalent at youth correctional facility
- LV firms raise issues to U.S. SBA
- Slaying victim had history of scams
- Ruling criticizes EPA's handling of air quality
- School district to take over insurance program
- Industrial site may house neighborhood
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10 Poll
- Fight schedule
- Antitrust probe stalls IGT, Anchor merger
- Big Las Vegas engineering firm sold
- Loss of dean won't stop medical center
- Nevada workers' comp rates stable
- News briefs for August 30, 2001
- Fair Housing violations alleged
- Crew base study confirmed
- Management contract for Indian casino extended
- Chairman to be named in next few weeks
- Cool hand Luke
- Casino sued for Fremont Street assessments
- Eldorado gets nod over Cheyenne in season opener
- Casino money will be used to raze New Jersey eyesores
- Las Vegas firm in pact for California Indian casino
- Rebels' future looking solid
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Pushing back season could benefit all
- Felony drug charge sours UNLV on ex-Cheyenne star
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Muldowney wishes she could be in series full time
- NASCAR opening new information highway
- Western High, UNLV grad cited for meritorious service
- Schumi on verge of history
- Life, racing looking up for Al Unser Jr.
- Contractors' penalties for wage violations toughened
- Childress adjusts to life after Earnhardt
- Community briefs for August 30, 2001
- Top court rescinds criticism of judge
- Wednesday's prep results
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tinley takes the wheel at America Presents
- Vargas vows to regain title
- New ethics laws throw Mack proceedings into confusion
- Editorial: Don't leave Vegas high and dry
- Editorial: New school should receive thumbs up
- Letter: U.S. abdicates role in Mideast
- Letter: Social Security is for the people
- Letter: Nevada should promote its own to top positions
- Furniture mart developer wins tax-rebate support
- State controller advised to document travel expenses
- Where I Stand -- Jackie Crawford: Change in philosophy
- Obituaries for August 30, 2001
- Former UNLV basketball player Houston dies at 50
- Dummkopfs leader Firth dies
- Razorbacks top Rebels in defensive battle
- Deal on wheels: Vehicle owners earning income, glances with decorated rides
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Labor Day weekend is packed with stars
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: New Nevada Power motto: 'Charge!'
Wednesday, Aug. 29
Tuesday, Aug. 28
Monday, Aug. 27
- Lawsuit against councilman drops malfeasance claim
- News briefs for August 27, 2001
- State won't give medical marijuana to patients
- Insurance firm says veterans home contractor must stay
- Business people: Recent appointments, promotions and honors
- Recent gaming industry appointments
- Three injured in bus stop crash
- Business briefs for August 27, 2001
- Stanley sip: Ailing Nevada Power executive honored
- Expedia drops Travelscape retail name
- Spit happens
- Existing home sales fall
- Big LV airlines paying full fees to agents
- Tech firm may face bankruptcy
- With Byrd at QB, Jags eye a title
- Prep football schedules: Sunrise Region: Northeast Division
- Nevada boxing official, physician Ghanem dies
- Clinton sets his sights on future
- Eldorado making switch to option-oriented offense
- Will CCSN offer 4-year programs?
- LAS VEGAS
- ELDORADO
- ACLU claims victory in sidewalk dispute
- Man gives account of shooting by NLV officer
- Saddle up: Free public horse facility planned for southeast valley
- VALLEY
- Police, county to pay two girls $400,000
- With coach on hot seat, changes plentiful at Utah
- Sun captures service award
- Nevada gaming salon rules unveiled
- Caesars riverboat opening $62 million hotel
- Lottery subsidiary wins Oregon contract
- Binion wins Horseshoe's Indiana license renewal
- Court briefs for August 27, 2001
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Troy State steps up to face Goliath
- Prep schedule
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Baffert, Frankel charge to front of pack
- Gorman's Thompson twins to compete in junior U.S. Open
- NASCAR trucks results
- IRL results
- PCL box: Fresno-Las Vegas
- Win builds confidence for CCSN women's soccer
- 51s' loss reflects subpar season
- Obituaries for August 27, 2001
- Pioneer casino exec, dealers school owner Ayoub dies at 77
- Letter: Forcing taxpayers to be charitable
- Letter: Medical errors letter misfires
- Letter: Ex-governor insults office, people of Nevada
- Editorial: Deeper look reveals flaws in proposal
- Gridiron girls: New teen football league welcomed by female players
- Birth announcements for August 27, 2001
- Community briefs for August 27, 2001
Friday, Aug. 24
Thursday, Aug. 23
- Robinson, USC at odds over football banquet
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LV's Clapshaw to lend Garlits dragster for Indy run
- Lane's partner is also an LV native
- Local beach boy having fun, fun, fun
- Concert to help injured officer
- District police prepare for worst
- Workshops strive to find balanced public lands use
- Judge disallows Rudin defense attacks
- Mack hit with more ethics allegations
- Workshops examining Nevada business tax amnesty under way
- Democrats try new strategies
- Seale to seek new GOP term
- Mortgage money available for poor working families
- Wynn plans water theme at DI site
- Flaws in data could delay Yucca
- Measures on Nevada travel, tour companies aim to protect consumers
- Payments to travel agents cut
- Clintons enjoy Vegas hospitality
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Good fishing on upswing at local lakes
- Tour company to add larger planes
- Hispanic Broadcasting buys Vegas radio station
- Audit prompts reduction in Vegas airline passenger count
- Nutt will close Arkansas' practice today
- Fishing report
- New America West CEO sees steady growth in Las Vegas
- Harvey advances to round of 16
- Got 'em covered
- Defense will again be a force in New Mexico
- Judge hears state's argument for shutting down Texas Indian casino
- Tribe ends relationship with Las Vegas firm
- Court requires casino ship to accommodate disabled passengers
- Coyote Ugly bar to open
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: NASCAR babbling in doublespeak
- Court to investigate discrimination against female prostitutes
- Eatery receives approval
- Legislator dropping basketball injury claim
- Gang violence still not confirmed in NLV killings
- Regents to address Harter donor woes
- Court briefs for August 23, 2001
- News briefs for August 23, 2001
- Fight schedule
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Columnist Dean Juipe: America Presents fighting through tough times
- Longtime Las Vegas attorney Galane dies
- Abelyan now basking in spotlight
- Editorial: Air quality deserves priority
- Letter: CNN panders to political right
- Letter: Curriculum teaches kids to weigh risks
- Editorial: Not much optimism for latest peace talks
- Where I Stand -- Peggy Leavitt: Place for special kids
- Tall tales: Members of local Tall Club celebrate their statures
- Obituaries for August 23, 2001
- Desert garden planned at park
- Community briefs for August 23, 2001
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Tracing Dylan's rock roots from Zimmerman days
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Can war on drugs be won?
- Junqueira racing for his job
- Petree seeking sponsorship, performance
- Lazier has almost everything
- Auto racing schedules, winners and and points standings
Wednesday, Aug. 22
Tuesday, Aug. 21
- Businessman promotes idea of LV venture capital fund
- Senators' land-use proposals to be discussed
- Wheeling, dealing Vegas company in bankruptcy
- LV council plots two-year strategies
- U.S. cities graded on quality of life for children
- EPA lauds efforts on air quality
- State faces new pension requests
- Greyhound doesn't track driver fatigue in accidents
- FBI breaks ring stealing fast food game prizes
- Interest rate cut due today
- Officials present case for transit funding
- Bus stop: Parents scramble to get kids registered for transportation as Aug. 30 nears
- Herrera, Porter take different approach to race for House
- Desert project foes say water is problem
- Slot machines with Ray Charles theme in the works
- Lawsuit seeks to sort out water rights for casinos, power plant
- Bankrupt Vegas hotel-casino considering new funding
- New York company promotes remote gambling system
- Creditors try forcing Laughlin developer into bankruptcy
- Quarterly earnings improve for LV gambling company
- News briefs for August 21, 2001
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Bowl will need help from Santa
- Mason will get call on key downs
- Bowled over on Christmas
- Hoyas' Hunter coming to UNLV
- Crowton ready to lead BYU into new era
- LV woman questioned in shooting death of husband
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Series to endorse head-and-neck restraint system
- Suit killed against station that used victim's name
- Defendant fails to show for sentencing
- Jury rejects self-defense claim
- Cabbie receives probation in death of passenger
- Lady Rebels unbeaten during European trip
- Vegans go in opposite directions at Amateur
- Letter: Smoke keeps customers away
- PCL box: Las Vegas-New Orleans
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Letter: Doctors kill more than firearms
- Letter: Bush, GOP work to contain health care costs
- Editorial: Needless squeeze on outpatient care
- Editorial: Surplus is quickly evaporating
- Where I Stand -- Guy Rocha: Political torch is passed
- Immunization schedule for August 21, 2001
- Obituaries for August 21, 2001
- Rogers is named Education Hero
- Meetings set on disabled kids' services
- Jaramillo, consul general of Ecuador in LV, dies at 74
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Seven loses its Country roots
- Jones, gaming supply firm founder, dies
- Jaggers, daughter of Hughes aide, dies
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Bad service exacts a heavy price
- Community briefs for August 21, 2001
- Cradle and all: Parents going gaga over accessories for babies' nurseries
Monday, Aug. 20
Friday, Aug. 17
- Where I Stand -- Manuel J. Cortez: The lure of Las Vegas
- UNLV's Frohlich stars on foreign court
- Prosecutors respond to Rudin motion for retrial
- Elvis collection believed to be destroyed
- Regents OK Robinson, fund college
- Henderson school to benefit from loan
- Clues sought amid aftermath of blaze
- Brown cleared of ethical wrongdoing
- Water authority gets OK for power plant talks
- Henderson planners approve limits on rural development
- Ex-court clerk gets probation for embezzling
- Malone's career taking some turns
- Short on help: District needs 95 food service workers
- Driver takes plea deal in death of bicyclist
- Another delay expected in shipments of flu vaccine
- Airport racism charges leveled again
- State has highest rate of asthma in country
- Former juvenile probation officer gets probation for sex offense
- Solution to McCarran taxi shortage creates new woes
- Gambling tribe denies racism charges in membership policy
- Flight attendants struggle to pass safety message on
- Las Vegas Lady Luck loses money in quarter
- LV company joins Hispanic organization
- State claims AC Caesars workers were illegally fired
- Mall tenant challenges eviction
- Las Vegas investments set
- This week's races
- LV nursing home to stay open
- Foothill tabbed as favorite as official practice begins
- Obituaries for August 17, 2001
- Retired engineer Juipe dies
- Planners OK trash-bag plant
- The Bullring at LVMS point standings
- Ethics panel vote clears Hawkes
- Clinton to visit LV to speak at vitamin convention
- News briefs for August 17, 2001
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- Judge's fine-collection idea called bounty hunting
- Robinson as A.D. draws raves
- Brandon's back after MVP year
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: He won't get Tua many chances
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Safety device tests well at Speedway
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Durango rallies to win opener
- Lewis-Rahman II set for Nov. 17 at Mandalay Bay
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- Ex-Outlaw 'He Hate Me' signs with Edmonton
- Former Rebel Campbell leads Texas tourney
- Bulldogs youth team finishes seventh
- Green Valley team to be honored at LVMS
- UNLV's Banks scores team-high 25 points
- Letter: Those in power can evade justice
- Letter: Plant pays more than teaching
- Letter: Democrats will fight for patients' bill of rights
- Editorial: Sellout isn't that surprising
- Editorial: Robinson's elevation was a wise decision
- Community briefs for August 17, 2001
- Las Vegas hotels asked to help solve problems for the homeless
- Lied to fund new Salvation Army center
- 'Vertical Ray' a study in 'domestic emotion'
- 'American Outlaws': Westward No!
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Romano's comedy career began in grade school
- Performing Arts for Aug. 17, 2001
- 'Doo Wop' cast offers solid performance at Westward Ho
- Datebook for Aug. 17, 2001
- On Display for Aug. 17, 2001
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Stirling Club promises community involvement
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Irish band survives changing Las Vegas
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Frobel, Fritz and Uezel settle in
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Venetian has hip club selection
- Young at Art: Magician, juggler among youngest players on the Strip
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Sunday's races at Del Mar
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Consultant learned from the streets
- Letter: Faith-based idea only a gimmick
- Letter: Interest groups win; nation loses
- Letter: Truth is out on marijuana myths
- Letter: Gaming's plan is self-serving
- Letter: Bush acts to save political career in stem cell decision
- Seeing the Light
- Editorial: Environmental rules are in jeopardy again
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Money matters sunk club GM
- Wheeling and dealing: Strip land owner seeks to swap parcels with county
- States grapple with nuke train trek
- Editorial: Debit cards, slots should never mix
- McCarran plans for final stage of growth
- Where I Stand -- Mark Ruelle: Keeping the lights on
- Columnist Jeff German: We've not heard last of Levin
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Gambling impact on families explored
- Where I Stand -- Classic Hank: Civil-rights advances mark NAACP's 50th anniversary
- Youngsters benefit in many ways from camp experience
- Teen learns about political process firsthand
- Woman settles lawsuit against doctor
- Investigators finish with on-site probe into helicopter crash
Thursday, Aug. 16
- Robinson contract terms unveiled
- Museum suggested for historic post office
- Council makes fire chief official
- Las Vegas City Council briefs
- Guinn names new directors for DMV, Public Safety
- Business briefs for August 16, 2001
- Obituaries for August 16, 2001
- Groups oppose lobbyist's housing project
- I owe U.: College students overwhelmed by mounting credit card debt
- Nevada leaders pooh-pooh List's lobbying for Yucca
- Mack amends campaign form to show gift from car dealer
- Moratorium extended on car dealers
- UNLV will pay student programs $500,000
- News briefs for August 16, 2001
- Regents drop open Harter discussion
- Henderson delays new massage rules
- Valley of Fire hiker rescued after fall
- Aladdin, Athena talks hit dead end
- Slot manufacturer fined by Michigan board
- MGM MIRAGE Illinois casino license purchase plan rejected
- LV gambling company sues West Virginia slot operator
- Town seeks casino, prison for jobs
- Durango faces tough road to World Series
- Two years after federal report, gambling continues to spread
- Three-year agreement reached with convention contractors
- Schmidt cries foul as driver leaves team
- Consumer prices fall
- Sophomore Claridge is wily beyond his years
- Cash flow up for Alliance
- District showcases its efforts to open several new campuses
- Attorney: Woman knew husband's sperm not used
- Health officials propose Legionnaires' disease rules
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Fast times, Garlits appearance expected at Indy
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Will new hat fit Robinson?
- Sharpton, Mandela to push civil rights in Las Vegas
- Carson City firm to finish work on vets' nursing home
- Self-defense claimed in hotel killing
- Corn silo approved for tortilla-making business
- Berkley proposes funds for energy research
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tua hoping to capture elusive Byrd
- 2001 college schedules
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Correction
- Breeders' Cup, Kentucky Derby odds
- Letter: Give refund back to treasury
- Letter: High-level jobs waste tax money
- Letter: Farms, businesses should recruit welfare recipients
- Editorial: Schwikert leads crop of new U.S. gymnasts
- Editorial: Time for a smoke-free workplace
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Tucson
- Where I Stand -- Robert Loux: Standing up to DOE
- Friday's horse racing entries
- And sew on: Technological advances prompt sewing resurgence
- Fight schedule
- LV Coast Guardsman coordinates rescue of three teens in Florida
- Columnist Joe Delaney: New shows breathing life into New Frontier
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: President's decision is principled
- Free cancer screenings are offered
- Community briefs for August 16, 2001
- Review: Method: An encounter of its own kind
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Schrader too busy for much but racing
- Force conquers biggest fear - off the track
- Da Matta trying to escape Andretti legacy
- UNLV 2001-02 basketball schedule
- 'What if ?'
Wednesday, Aug. 15
Tuesday, Aug. 14
Monday, Aug. 13
- 1,500 attend funerals of five killed on canyon tour
- State pulls plug on vets home contractor
- Amador's troubles may be mounting
- Obituaries for August 13, 2001
- Police shoot, kill man in LV
- Valentine names fire chief finalist
- Court briefs for August 13, 2001
- Raggio says O'Donnell's quitting won't hurt Nevada's Republicans
- Air tour industry seeks to restore confidence
- Mobile home business loses license
- Ford to settle suit over ignition switches
- Magistrate finds ethics panel fine unconstitutional
- Cheap tickets sold for $425 million
- Casino firm progressing in industry diversity drive
- Airline suspends operations, cargo business unaffected
- Utah gamblers head to Idaho for lottery tickets
- LV casino sues defecting host
- BC plane crash kills 2
- Park Place partner takes step toward Indian casino in N.Y.
- Green Valley gains Western Regional finals
- Resort exec criticizes officials over Legionnaires notices
- Beauty queen's image focus of casino brochure debate
- Nevada casino operator sues website over use of its name
- Casino sues former poker manager over thefts
- News briefs for August 13, 2001
- Second body ID'd in Henderson fire
- Columnist Dean Juipe: For Maddux, pitching is an art form
- UNLV gets its kicks with Pieffer
- PCL box: Sacramento-Las Vegas
- IRL results
- NASCAR Winston Cup results
- Editorial: Medical marijuana in jeopardy
- Letter: Our future for a tax rebate?
- Letter: Missile shield merits support
- CART results
- Letter: This country needs diversity, not divisiveness
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Two Bobs could make major statement at Belmont
- Durango rules the state
- Kiefer, 51s fall to Cats
- Donations needed for emergency shelter
- Birth announcements for August 13, 2001
- Firefighters receive national awards
- Community briefs for August 13, 2001
- Trends for August 13, 2001
- Icemen cometh: Triple-digit heat makes air-conditioner repairmen invaluable
Saturday, Aug. 11
Friday, Aug. 10
- Survey shows gap in learning
- Plans for wind power are raising a storm
- Evening light show a preview of more storms to come
- Winning name announced for futuristic transit system
- Transportation officials OK monorail design contracts
- Construction posts approved by board
- 2 more miles of Las Vegas Beltway open
- News briefs for August 10, 2001
- Library district prepares for bond vote
- Immigration frustration: Reid bill could legalize thousands in Nevada
- Regents to tackle Harter topic
- DOE delays waste plan
- Panel: Minorities must continue fighting for inclusion in casino industry
- Suncoast owner interested in buying Regent resort
- Compulsive gambler disappointed at lack of resources in Nevada
- GM denies link with online casino
- County loses bid for dismissal of height restriction lawsuit
- Riverboat workers injured by fire extinguisher discharge
- Doctors resist medical marijuana program
- Moran looks forward to new role
- New 'derivative' suit filed over PurchasePro debacle
- Prosecutors considered plea agreement
- Cottage industry
- Scenes of early Las Vegas displayed on website
- Evidence of Las Vegas casino slowdown mounts
- Road rage suspect arrested
- Las Vegas hotel closing to public Monday
- New tariff to hike home prices
- Longtime restaurateur Pignatello dies
- Obituaries for August 10, 2001
- Serious reservations
- Finally, Johnson gets chance to carry the ball
- Schwikert vaults to early lead
- UNLV women gear for trip to Europe
- Grant will help students
- 'Safety Day' aims to help authorities gain information to find missing kids
- Community briefs for August 10, 2001
- Stadium not a stumbling block for development
- Motorist killed on I-15 in collision with bus
- Mack, Brown face suitability hearings
- Planning panel approves mall
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Spoonhour blameless in this mess
- Rebel women hire an assistant coach
- Ex-Cimmaron star transfers to UNLV
- Golf: Harvey easily defends State Amateur crown
- Local family with ties to issue expresses joy over approval
- Editorial: Product safety not a priority for Bush
- Letter: Alaskan refuge must be tapped
- Letter: Better hang on to tax refund
- Letter: Bush totally incompetent as president
- Blazers to meet Warriors for title
- Where I Stand -- Somer Hollingsworth: A unique place to live
- Editorial: Can math, gambling really mix?
- Letter: A's fans are into it
- Letter: Easy going not the cure
- NASCAR trucks qualifying results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- PCL Box: Las Vegas-Salt Lake
- The Bullring at LVMS point standings
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Younger Busch may land more truck series rides
- This week's races
- Sinatra, others get a turn in 'Ol' Blue Eyes' at New Frontier
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Diller has a long, hilarious history in Las Vegas
- Datebook for Aug. 10, 2001
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Anna Bella, Sonio's eateries faring well
- Performing Arts for Aug. 10, 2001
- Actor clued into 'Blue's' popularity
- On Display for Aug. 10, 2001
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Live music being brewed at Gordon Biersch Co.
- Ezra bounces back from debacle with Elektra label
- Review: Versatile Kidman saves 'The Others'
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Kraft is a wild keeper
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Earl's show takes Turn for worse
- Getting technical: Electronic music masters Crystal Method returning to Vegas
- Teen tabbed to change the world
- Editorial: Fresh faces abound in fast-growing state
- 'Eagle eyes:' Park Service ranger assists in rescue missions from above
- Shooting doesn't discourage Catholic educator
- Animal Society plans for a classic billboard
- Mom wants more for her daughter
- Where I Stand -- Classic Hank: Las Vegans know power of nuke weapons' blasts
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Geeser latest to sign off on KTNV
- Editorial: Antibiotics are hardly a panacea
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Woman seeks blind justice from courts
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Mack's dubious disclosures
- A Page in History
- Growth leads to challenges for schools
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Time, fairness are top judicial concerns
- Bonaventure hit with startling news
- Where I Stand -- Daniel L. Walters: Libraries' new world
- Letter: Illegal aliens hurt economy
- Letter: Patients entitled to unlimited HMO lawsuits
Thursday, Aug. 9
- Newman about to get biggest prize
- Servia helping rookie team improve
- LV firm's sales fall
- Attorney: Feds eyeing alleged use of tax returns by Mirage
- Bidding farewell: Japanese temple holds funeral for retired gaming machines
- Panel weighs gaming curriculum for kids
- 'Five-spot' games abound at Harrah's
- Keno set for sports books
- Reid, Anka to be honored
- New, expanding Vegas companies win tax breaks
- Code Red II computer worm spreads in nation
- Man accused of defrauding LV banks, mortgage firms
- Mother denied she was pregnant: Newborn found wrapped in plastic bag inside box in trash bin
- Anchor Gaming posts strong profit
- Machine glitch hurts WMS
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mayweather Jr. struggles to stay humble
- Veterans home feud moves into court
- Suit challenges lien against Park Towers
- Tabish promoted tough-guy mob image
- Steppin' out: Senior citizens mix it up at local center
- Amador faces new ethics, contempt charges
- Desert quake could hit valley hard
- Mobile home residents to get relief from floods
- Overuse of antibiotics rendering drugs useless
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: A call for arms in Legion
- D-termined RBs
- Couple face trial in killing at hotel
- Four arrested in series of robberies
- State to sell bonds to buy prison in NLV
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- NCAA approves three Las Vegas tournaments
- UNLV hires former small-college coach
- Man indicted in child-porn case
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Salt Lake
- 'Pie' in the face
- Reagan remembered for passion, politics
- Obituaries for August 9, 2001
- Editorial: Rubbing them the wrong way
- Council split over massages
- Letter: Keep government out of business
- Letter: Power company hurting seniors
- Letter: Goodman would make a great governor
- Local Falun Gong call attention to China persecution
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Editorial: Child care centers now will get grades
- Where I Stand -- Cynthia Bunch: An unhealthy system
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Sears Point Raceway modernizing its drag strip
- News briefs for August 9, 2001
- Palo Verde holds on to edge Gorman, 9-8
- Chavez gets shot against world champ
- Fight schedule
- Clarification
- Review: Depeche wears nostalgia just fine
- Love for sail: Las Vegas Sailing Club happy to make waves
- DOE seeks comments on wind farm at NTS
- Las Vegan earns silver dolphins
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Animals' message is clear
- 12 students receive college support
- Community briefs for August 9, 2001
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Pondering Britney, 'Chicago' and Caesars
- Sprint cars descend on sleepy Iowa town
- Johnson speeds toward sixth championship
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
Wednesday, Aug. 8
Tuesday, Aug. 7
Monday, Aug. 6
- Portrait of a gambling addict
- Casino flier defendants win legal fight over venue
- Lineman dies in LV game
- Recent gaming industry appointments and promotions
- Brickyard 400 results
- Hiring 'fools for lawyers:' Some defendants exercise their right to represent themselves
- Industry events mark responsible gambling week
- Seniors club launched
- Laughlin convention center expanding
- McCarran business up
- National reports loss for June
- Energy provider establishes LV office
- Big Vegas laundry accuses competitor of stealing business
- Wark gains respect in GOP ranks
- Time running out for developer Thompson
- Earning a buck: Las Vegas business owner gets $1 check for fed tax rebate
- Officer shoots man in NLV
- Binion's death not initially investigated as a homicide
- Boggs McDonald tests waters for House run
- Stalker of Lewis dies in county jail
- Busch turns 23, then runs 5th the next day
- Ex-Arizona back opts to play for the Rebels
- Gordon celebrates 30th on Saturday, wins again at Brickyard on Sunday
- County Hopes to avoid troubles over homeless
- News briefs for August 6, 2001
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fried loved boxing, life in Las Vegas
- Ex-jailer faces new problems
- Murder suspect prepares his case
- Mota bursts out of hitting slump to carry 51s past SkySox
- Taylor, Western ambush top-seeded Basic, 11-7
- Obituaries for August 6, 2001
- Abelyan pulls off stunner against Espadas
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Point Given saves weekend for Baffert
- Letter: Article muddles minority issue
- Letter: Nevada Power leads race to raise our rates
- Editorial: Stay firm so that air is healthy
- PCL Box: Colorado Spring-Las Vegas
- Birth announcements for August 6, 2001
- Miss Nevada carries abstinence message to nation's teens
- Community briefs for August 6, 2001
- Business people: Recent appointments, promotions and honors
- Trends for August 6, 2001
- Actor B-side himself over book
- Finger-lookin' good: Las Vegas fingernail artists deserve a hand
Friday, Aug. 3
- Technology data center opens in downtown Las Vegas
- Nevada Power parent returns to profitability
- Pooling resources: Contractors combine to help homeowners finish their fouled-up pool projects
- Bondholder claims LV phone operator insolvent
- Analyst lowers estimates
- New air quality rules may hurt industry
- Binion book on sale
- Sisters' testimony contradicts that given by Vigoa's wife
- Beating the heat: Seniors encouraged to take advantage of public facilities during summer
- Moore says he has plan to open college
- Detectives seek links between LV, Calif. slayings
- Officers' actions in shootout clear use-of-force panel
- Heller: Nevada missed chance
- Affordable-housing delay seen as good thing by officials
- Goodman says developers of downtown project on schedule
- Jury doesn't buy consensual-sex defense by Dozier
- Kyle Busch to make big-league debut at 16
- Four fighters ready to rumble
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Hispanics drive boxing, Arum says
- Fifth Dimension's Townson dies at 68
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Sunday's races at Del Mar
- Obituaries for August 3, 2001
- Slater chooses Robinson for hall induction
- Don't bet on majors coming to LV
- Former constable Bonaventura dies
- Agassi school featured on Sunday CBS show
- Women's league to play in Henderson
- Venetian museums set for Sept. 16 opening
- UNLV pitching coach job goes to Floridian
- Customers claim injuries from LV resort water attractions
- Casino guard apparently walks off with $148,000
- Tropicana AC casino fined for INS violations
- James, Scherer mentioned for Gaming Commission post
- Evidence not backing charges in Cecola Black Book case
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Del Mar
- PCL Box: Colorado Spring-Las Vegas
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- This week's races
- Workshops to explain medical marijuana law
- More school-construction staff sought
- News briefs for August 3, 2001
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Stewart aiming for political correctness
- Kiefer wins seventh straight to lead 51s
- Letter: Thanks for race coverage
- Letter: Prep star defended
- Kyle Busch finishes ninth in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series debut
- USAC-Silver Bullet results
- Salt Lake trip up for grabs at state tourney
- Long history behind 'Broadway' concert event
- Review: Chan kicks back in 'Rush Hour 2'
- Date Book for Aug. 3, 2001
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Las Vegas musicians are making themselves at home
- Exhibit features ambitious commission of Rodin's art
- After lengthy odyssey, Poe is 'Haunted' no more
- Performing Arts for Aug. 3, 2001
- DOE official promises probe into alleged conflict
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Notes from the week
- On Display for Aug. 3, 2001
- Editorial: Fresh look at county overdue
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: NOBHILL proves to be a true San Francisco treat
- Editorial: Don't let ranchers fleece the taxpayers
- Letter: Election reform is not needed
- Letter: Homeless group is at it again
- Letter: Sun's coverage of Hispanics is exceptional
- More T-storms might light up the weekend
- Review: 'Thunder' makes noise at New Frontier
- First female rabbi in Las Vegas likes breaking new ground
- Edison on the move: Education firm setting up shop in seven schools
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Cole owes 'Unforgettable' idea to conductor
- Community briefs for August 3, 2001
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Getting a read on Pahrump
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Is Springfield's break permanent?
- Still Byrne-ing: Talking Heads frontman supporting solo effort
- 'Murder in Sin City' offers inside look at Binion case
- Maimed trooper continues battle with state
- Connecting countries: Mexico-to-Canada highway would ease Hoover Dam traffic
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Betting it all on the Strip
- Penn's State
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Mayor rushes to justice over snub
- Where I Stand--Timothy Hay: Keeping utilities honest
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Relatives concerned about girl's placement
- Letter: Governor just doesn't belong
- Letter: Goodman plan for homeless is a good start
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Mr. Reilly's Mission Impossible
- Editorial: Awestruck by aura of West Wing
- Columnist Jeff German: Family hopes for Panaro's release
- Editorial: Energy companies hope for a windfall
- Where I Stand--Classic Hank: An offer for return of Cary Sayegh
- The world is a stage for UNLV performers
- Historic gymnasium more than a basketball court
- Camp Fund can help kids have good summer
Thursday, Aug. 2
- Changes in ethics procedure disputed
- Threat of teacher shortage may be over
- Dart days: Advocates seek ways to revive game's sagging popularity
- Councilman's death leads to feud over replacement
- Bush picks Reno judge
- Business briefs for August 2, 2001
- Aladdin managers reassure employees about corporate news
- Dust could stall projects at Apex
- Vegas casino companies deny throwing their weight around
- Regents might help fund State College in Henderson
- Panel to review county operation
- Guinn seeks halt of Yucca work
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Reports on A's are way off base
- Locals take cautious approach in heat
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Hikes scheduled for full moon
- Swimming Hall of Fame considers relocating to Las Vegas area
- Hogs salivating at Rebel rematch
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Las Vegas feels squeeze from convention, trade show slowdown
- UNLV coaches take steps to avert heat-related illness
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- 'A simple no:' LV group, A's officials say team hasn't been sold
- Southwest Airlines removing in-flight telephones
- Nevada claims adjusters sue over wages
- U.S. slowdown hurting demand for LV casinos
- Hypnotist, sued by Venetian, sues customer
- Mack is back in City Council seat
- Panel: Internet casinos seen as lucrative
- Another $80 million committed to casino expansion
- Casino chairman bought shares
- Ex-Colts QB to serve more time
- Gilley's saloon sued over bull ride injury
- City to take longer look at work cards
- News briefs for August 2, 2001
- Social workers protest probation in child-sex case
- Sexual assault defendant testifies it was consensual
- Venetian out of awards program
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Alderman's Neon lights up Pro Stock record
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ayala could be in for another close decision against Adams
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Del Mar
- Reardon delivers for Western with 12 Ks
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Reid, Ensign seeking review of hazardous cargo shipments
- Fight schedule
- Stadium would be considered, but only for major-league club
- Las Vegas sailors participate in premiere of 'Pearl Harbor' film
- Community briefs for August 2, 2001
- $500,000 settlement OK'd for man shot by officer
- Obituaries for August 2, 2001
- Complaints of abuse in nursing homes on the rise
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Don't fear the homeless
- Letter: Central Valley would survive
- Letter: Clinton-Bush gap almost comical
- Letter: Police chief, pharmacist deserve medals
- Editorial: Quicker detection is the key
- Editorial: Nuke waste dump oversight is intact
- Fouled language: Experts speak out about the effects of profanity's prevalence
- Columnist Joe Delaney: High prices may have led to show's demise
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Nevada is more than Clark County
- Regents to vote on Robinson as A.D.
- Junqueira not upholding Ganassi tradition
- Gordon dives for privacy
- Evernham trying to build dynasty
- NFL 2001 schedule
Wednesday, Aug. 1
- Preseason All-Mountain West team
- Hospital to close psychiatric ward
- Berkley, Gibbons tops in campaign funds
- Business briefs for August 1, 2001
- LV economy helps profit of Summerlin developer
- Sommer, LCI still sorting Aladdin details
- Big LV health insurer beats profit expectations
- LV firm's loss widens
- Delta promoting lower fares in key America West markets
- House rejects Yucca bill: Legislation would have given DOE more authority
- Senator fails to pay workers' insurance premium
- Wife: If Vigoa is guilty, he should get death penalty
- Crack in nuke waste container discovered
- Petition supports two fired nurses
- Hilton mulls downtown hotel; outlet mall proposed for same LV parcel
- Scared into silence: Fearing deportation, immigrant women seldom report domestic violence
- City officials regroup on annexation bid
- State has 1,906 more registered Democrats than Republicans
- Owner of 51s rumored to be in talks to buy A's
- Long-awaited NLV library opens
- Mich. malfunction no cause for chaos at Circus Circus
- MWC Notebook: Thompson defends moving to Fridays
- Privacy concerns arise in Internet gaming review
- New BYU coach replacing an icon
- Vegas attracts convention with 12,000 attendees
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Outlaws champion recovering from freak accident
- Harrah's, Argosy buyouts close
- PDS profit improves despite stagnant revenue
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Keever finds success as pro
- Atlantic City tunnel finally opens, disrupts operations at Harrah's
- UNLV's conference home opener changed
- Columnist Dean Juipe: UNLV awaits interesting season
- Rebels: Second to one
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Tucson
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Del Mar
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Sports bettor Fezzik: Teaching, not 'touting'
- Columnist Peter Benton: Matyas captures Sun City event
- Strip hotel designer Stern dies at 84
- Volunteers to join Fallon leukemia probe
- Prominent local artist Heller dies
- Defendant in sex assault case says he made 'a big mistake'
- Former county facilities chief will not appeal ethics ruling
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Questions still linger over Mack's absence
- Editorial: It's time to toughen nursing home rules
- Nevada Power pulls fast one
- Letter: Being bilingual is a good thing
- Letter: Social Security doesn't need radical changes
- Editorial: Tough part under way for county
- Obituaries for August 1, 2001
- Awards
- Community briefs for August 1, 2001
- Adoptions give break to mustangs
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Traversing the peaks and valets
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Couple enjoy dual celebration of birthday, health at party
- Local services deliver the goods
- Soup, salad, suspense: Dinner theater lets diners in on the action
- Review: Rush Hour 2: Relax and kick back
