Saturday, June 30
Friday, June 29
- Former CCSN official faces charges
- Position cut saves some cash
- Prayer at graduations revisited
- Attorney awaits council revote on car dealership
- News briefs for June 29, 2001
- Names of suspects revealed in home invasion robberies
- Judge to rule on homeless evictions
- Event targets Hispanic youths
- Two cops cleared in shootings
- Use of propane has raised concerns in LV
- School Board turns down request for more employees
- Fire on Caesars roof sends smoke billowing over Strip
- Effort to expose nuke waste routes defeated
- Ex-nuke workers vent as claim forms explained
- Teamsters candidate seeks probe of Vegas payments
- Sierra Pacific complains to feds about caps
- Nevada electric controversies heat up
- Sun Country, Mark may court National
- Hill headed for N.Y.
- Former agent goes from FBI outcast to ally
- TSA officer to take administrator post
- Zions CFO resigns
- Two builders fighting Regent settlement with contractor
- Venetian chooses Internet billing software
- Suspects say poker a game of skill, not chance
- PCL box: Nashville-Las Vegas
- Business briefs for June 29, 2001
- Hard rain: Caution urged as monsoon season nears
- City Council exercises caution on 61 acres
- Quality of air becomes hot issue
- Woman arrested in death of toddler
- Conference aimed at managing stress
- Swimmers Diaconescu, Livingston win awards
- Rebels' Lander helps U.S. win Palmer Cup
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- This week's races
- Editorial: Taking more time is best course to take
- Editorial: Nuke dump fight heads to court
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Jaques Lazier fills bill for Schmidt
- Letter: Legal action vs. HMOs is needed
- Mold won't force children out of state-run hospital
- Fountain Plaza gets new delay
- Letter: Dust created by mall project is overwhelming
- County's nuke waste watchdog leaving public service
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- Looking back at the Sun: 1950 - 1975
- State sues EPA over radiation rules at Yucca
- Friends for life found in camp
- Administration sued over arsenic standards
- Despite loss, teen is on fast track to stardom
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Reaction mixed on Bonds
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Going toe to toe with Jimmy Hoffa
- Gagne muffles the Sounds to stay unbeaten
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Some great Americans
- La Find
- Groove Brothers hearken to Belushi-Aykroyd era
- Comedian Titus: 'The Evil Cosby'
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Spa shows way to healthier eating habits
- Like his music, Alexakis remains ever clear
- Malaysian dance troupe brings culture stateside
- Exhibit features rare images of Kennedy years
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Life is a song for pianist Teti, grateful to be alive
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Sun to set on Poundstone gig?
- Barbershop groups keep alive Granddad's songs
- Asia gathers its English stars for stateside tour
- Nostalgia acts would benefit with more time
- Datebook
- Obituaries for June 29, 2001
- Fourth of July booming with events around LV
- Las Vegas places conference call: Party atmosphere makes attracting corporate meetings a challenge
- Making amends: Program lets ex-convicts, victims find 'healing relationship of forgiveness'
- Bills could spark court power play
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: The making of killers
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Attorney focuses on missing children cases
- Letter: Justices value religious rights
- Letter: Hospitals cry nurse shortage, but don't hire
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Mack assumes role of McDonald
- Editorial: Tape delay may yield an Olympics of Zzzzz
- Columnist Jeff German: Lawyer spreads blame in FBI case
- Editorial: Spin isn't going to aid a lost cause
- A 'Leg' Up
- Columnist Kate Maddox: ESPNZone set for Hart attack
- Camp helps lift child's self-esteem
- Put your best face forward: Goodwill, salon boost confidence of disabled job-seekers
- Handwriting is on the wall: Penmanship champ has a way with words
Thursday, June 28
- Pena, 51s slip past Sounds
- Columnist Peter Benton: Pros tee off in Smith Brothers
- Gators look surprisingly green in 16-5 loss to rival Silverado
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tapia wants to make up lost ground after recent LV losses
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Bass, trout fishing heats up in area
- American Legion baseball standings
- Nevada regulators approve big hike in gas price
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Ousted Cavagnaro clams up
- Nevada may join new antitrust suit
- Merrill Lynch hired to market Las Vegas' Hughes Center
- More arrests in FBI probe
- County considers confining outcall services
- LV passenger counts up again in May
- Truck maker cutting jobs
- Two top county workers bow out
- State college official resigns
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: New crew chief sparked Bernstein's stellar season
- Five arrested in home-invasion robberies
- MWC honors Rebels' Greer
- Former Rebel center Kambala left undrafted
- Fingering fraud: Businesses' increasing use of fingerprinting checks draws claims of privacy invasion
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Friday's horse racing entries
- UNLV might have shortchanged student government
- Sun Boxing Rankings
- Former Caesars exec named Nevada tourism director
- State sues EPA over radiation rules at Yucca
- Residents express fears over nuclear dump issue
- Business briefs for June 28, 2001
- Celebrity photos for sale in deal with hotel
- Lawmaker sues to block expansion of lottery
- Fight schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- PCL box: Nashville-Las Vegas
- UNLV notes: Rebels' Lander helps U.S. in Palmer Cup
- Store owner sues city over loss of license
- Fountain Plaza still dry, but city wants college
- West jury won't be told about husband's death
- Pair charged in arson at Child Haven
- School district goes after retirees
- Plans for new hospital are delayed
- Nellis airman honored with Air Combat Command award
- Obituaries for June 28, 2001
- A long but fragile life ends: Peart's family cherishes strength that she provided
- Pulliam Ruby, a fighter through life, claimed by cancer
- Awards announcements for June 28, 2001
- Community briefs for June 28, 2001
- Local Americorps programs get federal funding
- Letter: Perform a real miracle on Strip
- Letter: Use nuke waste fund properly
- Letter: Time for action, not just talk, on air pollution
- Editorial: Patients deserving of fairness
- Editorial: Sports betting isn't the devil in this case
- Where I Stand-- Mike O'Callaghan: City hassles homeless
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Allen led as community servant
- Entrancing entrances: Hotel lobbies in Las Vegas have wide appeal
Wednesday, June 27
- Patients' rights debate mirrors Nevada discussion
- Mesquite angered over new revenue formula
- Record salary eyed for county manager
- Trusting faith: Women's halfway house operator hopes federal legislation helps her cause
- Driver of dead woman's car slaying suspect
- Del Papa not personally liable for firing
- Analysts adjust views on LV-area casino operators
- State seeks corporate sponsor for lottery
- Caesars pavilion evacuated after chemical scare
- Alliance stock continues rising after cancellation of slot route sale
- DOE's ground water prognosis in question
- Unions laud work-card ruling: Many hotel workers excused from background checks
- Coaches rally against betting
- Lessor, partner interested in buying National
- LV legal papers entangled in lawsuit
- CAPS outlines growth plans at conference
- Troubled tire plant to close
- Battle ensues on air quality
- Rate cut announcement due
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Tulane's Schlossnagle added to UNLV's list
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Conflict may keep Mountain West out of Denver
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Webb breaks out of 'slump,' shuts up misguided critics
- Hiatt trying to grab Dodgers' interest
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Now Oscar needs fight with Vargas
- Third municipal golf course sought
- Business briefs for June 27, 2001
- Wife of Strip hotel builder Mason dies
- Obituaries for June 27, 2001
- Decatur/Sahara called Las Vegas' worst intersection
- Man arrested in carjacking, robbery
- Court briefs for June 27, 2001
- Disclosure of nuclear waste routes is sought
- School district wants more employees in facilities office
- Plague found in cats raises concern
- $103,178 spent by lobbyists
- Insects could be key in death probe
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Analyze carefully before betting baseball props
- Allen resigns WNBA Sacramento position
- ESPN's Agassi profile to make debut Friday
- 5K run, mile walk competition July 4
- Henderson's Salcianu to coach Canadians
- ABC to televise two Rebel home games
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: F1 champ has sweet tax deal
- PCL box: Nashville-Las Vegas
- Editorial: Don't play games with air quality
- Columnist Jon Ralston: County wrangles control over air quality
- Letter: Writer right on about president
- Letter: Stop tax gripes; pay notch babies
- Editorial: Our lips are sealed, vice president vows
- Letter: Keep post office in plans for downtown area
- Seniors benefit from 'Seven Brides'
- Community briefs for June 27, 2001
- Awards announcements for June 27, 2001
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Golden Door opens a new world
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Epicurean Affair lends a hand to students
- Iron Chefs duke it out at MGM
- The white stuff: A sea of milk alternatives now available
- Review: 'A.I.' is a higher 'Intelligence'
Tuesday, June 26
Monday, June 25
Sunday, June 24
Friday, June 22
- Yucca plan gains political support
- Former court clerk pleads guilty to pocketing fines
- State Supreme Court disbars LV attorney
- City likely to hire 30 officers with extra revenue
- Metro Police agrees to pay officer $235,000
- Decision time: Las Vegas City Council to choose one of four downtown proposals
- One ethics violation pinned on Barrett
- News briefs for June 22, 2001
- Boggs McDonald cleared quickly by ethics panel
- Reid praises Las Vegas FBI office
- Higher ed touted as fix for Nevada tech woes
- Role of aircraft lessors unclear in National case
- Lawsuits threatened over new NY casinos, legislators act
- Preparing to close, Maxim entangled in web of suits
- Henderson's desert setting attractive to DirecTV
- Fifth horse track proposed for Pennsylvania
- Iowa regulators OK Harrah's casino deals
- Lady Luck owner beats expectations for cash flow
- CFO of parent company arrested
- LV thrift operator said to be in talks
- Residents' water bills to go up
- Plant's emission request is denied
- Wife says FBI suspect incapable of charges
- Casinos unite against dump: Industry appears ready to formally enter Yucca political battle
- Spartans' momentum halted
- American Legion baseball standings
- Soccer: Organizational meet at Sierra Vista High
- LV woman recalls battle with disorder
- Stankiewicz gets fresh start with Las Vegas
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Sponsorship money may cost Hearn his job
- Tark, Fresno won't play game at Mandalay Bay
- Moore, Elston win golf crowns
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Cavagnaro may have been forced out
- USF coach among six finalists for UNLV baseball job
- News of the Day: 2000
- Castillejo aiming to garner some respect
- 1989-90 Rebels earned a spot in history books
- Joe Delaney remembers 2000: Acosta at Luxor
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Our society depends wholly on education
- Veteran Nevada Highway Patrol trooper Nunn dies at 78
- Native Nevadan Bunker dies at 80
- Obituaries for June 22, 2001
- For Vai, practice makes perfect
- Strutting her stuff
- Lawyers will stay on Vigoa robbery case
- Letter: Spies operate at high levels
- Letter: Nuclear industry steers Congress
- Letter: State's strategy on nuke waste is all wrong
- Editorial: Water District takes right outreach steps
- Editorial: Taking dumping seriously
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Quiet man comes to town
- Opportunity Village opens furniture store
- Actor brings Noel Coward's life story to stage
- Pennywise singer gains wisdom with age
- Library Forces the issue with 'Star Wars' filmfest
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Winnemucca decision a winner
- Datebook
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Spiedini a fine answer to an age-old question
- 'La Femme' is hardly bachelor-party fare
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Krathwohl spreads wings during gig at Tropicana
- LV educational program targets Hispanics parents
- Some legislators already are looking at other opportunities
- Ruling could hinder disabled workers
- National Hispanic groups taking notice of Nevada
- Fight to the finish: Special session could haunt legislators in re-election bids
- Lighting Dy-no-mite
- Cancer-stricken dad needs help to send girl to camp
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Exercising her right to write
- Math teachers go back to school
- Editorial: Don't end oversight of nuke dump
- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Reilly's qualifications negate need for search for Askew successor
- Editorial: The price we have to pay for efficiency?
- Columnist Jeff German: Gamers are finally in battle over Yucca
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: A dangerous situation
- Letter: Bush's rating plunges, with good reason
- Letter: Veterans fed up with runaround
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Violence, child abuse a natural link
- Columnist Jon Ralston: James in odd quest for power
- This week's races
- The Bullring at LVMS point standings
- The Strip at LVMS point standings
- PCL box: Salt Lake-Las Vegas
- Neff breezes to title
- LV's MacCachren maintains his SCORE lead
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Saturday's horse racing entries
Thursday, June 21
- City settles sexual harassment lawsuit
- County approves two power plants near state line
- North Las Vegas City Council briefs for June 21, 2001
- Residents express objections to plan
- Winnemucca statue to make history
- City Council briefs for June 21, 2001
- Councilmen accused of voting on interests
- Authorities seek family of Spanish-speaking boy
- Three indicted in fraud cases
- Four Nevada students receive $500 gifts
- Crackdown on drug items set
- Fed funds might help Hispanics buy homes
- Poppy power: Rare plant makes a stand at Nellis Air Force Base
- Community briefs for June 21, 2001
- Dual language program coming to schools
- Former county official's lawyers target complainant
- Scientists: DOE slow to release Yucca report
- Train project still viable
- Analyst willing to help in FBI probe
- Loss narrows for American Wagering
- States ponder new suit against Microsoft
- Vegas firm could benefit from Pataki casino pact
- Maxim hotel to close Aug. 17
- LV salon, barber shop take regulators to court
- Big jackpot heading toward $112 million
- Treasure hunt to be aired on national cable channel
- Top execs sell shares
- SunCruz may lose name
- Delta Air Lines union contract approved
- Unemployment rate falls
- DA asks judge to keep public defenders on Vigoa case
- Thanks from Korea are never too late
- State board strips doctors' licenses
- Use-of-force board clears Metro officer
- Policy upheld on prostitution cases
- Commissioners OK zoning change for university
- Review: 'The Fast and the Furious' a real drag
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Go see Cal if you can afford it
- Planning ahead
- Funds for transportation system, Henderson roadwork approved
- Payments to NTS workers outlined
- Airport seeks funds for new tower
- Rothermel got UNLV back on right path
- Former teacher was found with victim
- UNLV's AD stepping down
- Salt Lake 9, 51s 3
- Boosters try to sell Logan on AD job
- News briefs for June 21, 2001
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rebuilding efforts starting to pay off for LV's Marnell
- Columnist Dean Juipe: McCullough upset with British license denial
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Hollywood Park
- PCL box: Salt Lake-Las Vegas
- Obituaries for June 21, 2001
- Church singer, early Henderson factory worker Clark dies
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Fight schedule
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Real people making news
- Letter: Don't take remark seriously
- Letter: Media exploits McVeigh's death
- Letter: One safe bet in Las Vegas: Don't drink the water
- Editorial: Titans' spat bewilders consumers
- Editorial: Rules aim to stop parental abductions
- Grave decisions: Ornate gravestones put a face on death
- Loomis doing well with Gordon
- Crew schoolmates pitting Hooters car
- Forgotten man Franchitti ready for resurgence
- Home-track win puts Lazier back in IRL race
- Auto racing schedule, winners and points standings
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Maddening statement on bureaucracy
Wednesday, June 20
Tuesday, June 19
- Exec probed in AOL, PurchasePro deals
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Baffert may be beached for Del Mar season
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: UNLV drags feet in hiring new baseball coach
- Titus contemplates gubernatorial run
- Business briefs for June 19, 2001
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch makes return to trucks in Milwaukee
- FBI files sold to mob figures: Las Vegas analyst is charged with stealing secrets
- Diesel tanker crashes on Interstate 15
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Softball shortchanges its girls
- Park Place placing order for 'cash-optional' slots
- Hawkins constantly proved doubters wrong
- Honeywell deal appears dead
- Company beats expectations
- Exec probed in PurchasePro, AOL deals
- News briefs for June 19, 2001
- EPA official hedges on Yucca investigation
- Trashed: Agencies team up to stop illegal dumping that mars desert beauty
- Ground water protection plan to be prepared
- Garcia: 'I'm in it for the long haul'
- Nevada limousine allocation bill fails
- DA vows more charges in heists, slayings
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Pena trying to kick start his career in Las Vegas
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Transfer rule to be hot topic when board meets
- PCL box: Salt Lake-Las Vegas
- Las Vegas newspapers seeing decline in 'help wanted' ads
- More psychiatric tests ordered for Lewis stalker
- New Jersey sues Internet casinos, claims companies operate illegally
- Lake Las Vegas resort posts loss, but beats expectations
- Golf fund-raiser nets $50,000
- Owner of Vegas casino sues Internet sex, gambling sites
- Fire departments to hold seminars
- Public hearing will focus on billboard ordinance
- Decorated World War II veteran Cantwell dies
- Arts maven: Longtime Las Vegan credited with bringing culture to valley
- Obituaries for June 19, 2001
- Where I Stand--Brian Greenspun: Chelsea is on her way
- Letter: Thank you, Senator Jeffords
- Letter: No staff for kids' hospital
- Letter: Courthouse air conditioning is way too cool
- Editorial: Mandatory vaccines surely are welcome
- Editorial: Education legislation offers hope
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Some sage advice for a quarter
- Dido's show Reddy-made for Joint
- Nevada teens learn about dangers of tobacco use
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Houston up for PETA showdown
- Community briefs for June 19, 2001
- Immunization schedule for June 19, 2001
Monday, June 18
- Le Mans 24 Hours Results
- NHRA Pontiac Excitement Nationals Results
- Catalonia Grand Prix Results
- Acropolis Rally Results
- USAC Coors Light Silver Bullet Results
- SCCA Speedvision World Challenge GT
- CART Tenneco Automotive GP of Detroit Results
- Radisson 200 Results
- NASCAR-Pocono 500 Results
- 4th suspected member of robbery crew nabbed
- Regulators step up probe of Nevada Bell owner
- Approval of mandatory hepatitis, chicken pox vaccines is applauded
- Footing the special ed bill: Spending plan, OK'd in Senate, may lighten district's funding load
- Guinn signs bill to pay for teachers' raises
- Slot cards spreading at big LV gambling houses
- Mandalay mall back on track
- Vegas loses more tech jobs
- Vegas Sports on TV/Radio
- Potential new LV airline is buying planes
- Obituaries for June 18,2001
- Residents will get chance to publicly oppose college site
- Some regents against increase of 2 members
- Gaming people: Recent gaming industry appointments and promotions
- Camp experience benefits youths
- Big Las Vegas website upgrades 'for-fun' gambling offerings
- Casino waitresses agitate over high heels policies
- Sartini buying slot route, resigning as COO
- Second extension granted
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Open comes to lousy conclusion
- Group vows to protest at BLM meeting
- Findlay driven by lending support
- Water district targets Hispanics
- Plan would start new college's classes at CCSN
- Folding the tents: Homeless people at center of dispute
- Group helps low-wage workers
- Herrera takes first step toward bid for Congress
- News briefs for June 18, 2001
- Judge allows man accused in sex assault to drop plea
- Gagne to start tonight
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Baffert may be beached for Del Mar season
- Editorial: Patient rights get some life
- Letter: Column about pill hits mark
- Letter: Try living where the homeless live
- Carpenters net $43,000 for Kidney Foundation
- Contributions help student attend Stanford program
- Birth announcements for June 18, 2001
- Tyson Foods donates 30,000 pounds of chicken
- Community briefs for June 18, 2001
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Nashville
- Trends for June 18, 2001
- The bard in our backyard: Utah Shakespearean Festival celebrating 40 years
- Variety to choose from at festival
- Columnist John Katsilometes: A resident's take on The Gate
- Business people: Recent appointments, promotions and developments
- AMA Superbike Results
Sunday, June 17
Friday, June 15
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Let the majority rule
- Sun to expand its racing coverage to 5 days a week
- Sub-stantial need: School district desperate for substitute teachers
- Las Vegas drinking water meets fed standards
- Budget forces college cutbacks
- Report: Abduction likely done by stranger
- Internet gaming, medical marijuana bills signed
- Boggs McDonald, Montandon ethics witnesses
- Summer camp just what youngster needs
- Pool owner protections await OK: Some victims say bill doesn't go far enough
- Nevada schools eye OK of Bush program
- Hilton, Park Place exec bullish on Las Vegas
- U.S. consumer prices rise, manufacturing slumps
- European gambling operator targets U.S. with 'Net casino
- Woman accused of hitting pedestrians strikes plea deal
- LV pet store owner guilty in meth case
- Henderson news briefs for June 15, 2001
- The Strip at LVMS point standings
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Dodgers, 51s are both weak links
- Ride of his life
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Ousted Gorman coach puzzled by move
- Winner of $46 million jackpot comes forward
- Vegas resort settles with subcontractor
- LV company says it didn't protest Tahoe deal
- New CEO named
- Gambling tycoon faces end to monopoly that made his fortune
- Quaid leads shark attack
- Leaving a Staind
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- News briefs for June 15, 2001
- LV asked to join drug fight
- LV man pleads guilty in brother-in-law's death
- Bus passengers sought over possible TB exposure
- Man serving life sentence says attorney misled him
- Bail revocation sought for attorney accused in shooting of former wife
- Local golfers at U.S. Open
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Hearn tabbed as Hamilton's fill-in
- Editorial: ACLU presence not appreciated
- Letter: Bush energy plan is not enough
- Letter: Presidential shortcoming shows in Europe
- Letter: Unhappy fan: So long, 51s!
- Editorial: What's the big hurry, anyway?
- Editorial: Groundwater tests must do better job
- 70 coaches apply for UNLV baseball post
- This week's racing
- Barber refuses to evaluate Garcia
- Obituaries for June 15, 2001
- Bullring at LVMS point standings
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Copenhagen Cup results
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Chernobyl should teach us a lesson
- News of the Day: 1999
- Joe Delaney remembers 1999: Righteous Brothers at Orleans
- Asian artists find acceptance at local art museum
- No slowing down local music men
- 'With a Friend Like Harry ...' employs classic methods
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A lesson in Mustang morals
- Sahara tribute still packs an attitude
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: On Sunday be sure to make room for Daddy
- Columnist Jerry Fink: These days the joke is on Palace Station
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Warning: Fur flying over Houston
- Datebook
- All the King's stuff headed for auction block
- Letter: Let Russia take nuclear waste
- Letter: Fed up with air pollution in Laughlin
- Editorial: Making downtown more inviting again
- Editorial: This one got away from them
- Columnist Jeff German: Anzalone gets day in court
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Plot seals the silliest of sessions
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Teen beats overwhelming odds to succeed
- Where I Stand--Brian Greenspun: Fathers can only hope
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A Las Vegas lesson in generosity
- Townhomes grace once-blighted area
- Fed role in school funding debated
- Unintended scholars: Prisoners who qualified for Guinn program may soon lose benefit
- To Be Frank
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Vegas a 'Chicago' kind of town
- Summertime at range is a walk on wild side
- Schwartz knows importance of children's issues
- Redistricting plan finalized
Thursday, June 14
Wednesday, June 13
Tuesday, June 12
Monday, June 11
Saturday, June 9
Friday, June 8
Thursday, June 7
Wednesday, June 6
Tuesday, June 5
- Building materials retailer in bankruptcy
- Tennessee moves to block casinos
- PurchasePro cuts 103 jobs
- Vegas airline capacity continues to decline
- LV resort sues over slot patent
- Shuffle Master, IGT settle
- Crash of Bally's casino bus, car kills two
- Regulators probe slot maker over silence on flaw
- Lawmakers forget for whom the bell tolls
- Three LV builders disciplined
- Legislators run out of time, after wasting it
- N.Y. art company gambles on LV move
- Landlord takes over theme park
- Valley voters head to polls
- Guinn to call special session: Lawmakers fail to reach deal on reapportionment
- UNLV offering camps for junior players
- UNLV golfer selected to All-American team
- Four with links to LV get U.S. Open berths
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: LV still in lead to nab CART operations
- Lawmakers hike per-pupil funding
- Mesquite hangs in the balance
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Lake lowdown: Dropping Mead levels threaten boaters
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- State to offer proposal to clear contaminated soil
- PCL Box: Omaha-Las Vegas
- County workers lampoon bosses on Internet site
- Mother won't be charged in baby's death
- Attorneys want bail cut in triple fatal
- Slaying suspect to represent self
- Springer floats one-hitter
- News briefs for June 5, 2001
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Reno-Tahoe Olympic bid apt to fail
- Dittler eager to get pro career off the ground
- Billboard industry wants to block new ordinance
- 76ers look to avoid being 86'd quickly
- Clock runs out on many bills, including pay raises
- James gets compromise for his revenue measure
- Hotels get watered-down bill on booze
- State college startup money lost in shuffle
- Lawmakers pull switch on four death penalty bills
- New law loosens regulations for acupuncturists
- Compromise finally reached on distributing state taxes
- Medicinal marijuana clears legislative hurdles
- Legislative briefs for June 5, 2001
- Internet gambling bill goes to Guinn
- Girl needs break from increased responsibility
- Court knocks down price of Metro photos
- Immunization schedule for June 5, 2001
- Community briefs for June 5, 2001
- In full groom: 'Tis the season for paring down your pet's coat
- Editorial: Lott not handling rejection very well
- Where I Stand--Mike O'Callaghan: SB329 makes them vote
- Editorial: Expressing doubts over nuke dump
- Letter: Waiting for a better world
- Letter: No free trade with Chinese
- Letter: Accurate history integral part of good education
- Ross, member of pioneer family, dies
- Former boxing champ Maxim dies at 79
- Obituaries for June 5, 2001
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Is Vegas good enough for Spam?
Monday, June 4
- Flatlands: Valley's building boom takes its toll on residents' tires
- Energy measure passes
- Gaming People
- Business People
- Inquest jury rules officer justified in shooting
- Court rules against death of killer
- McCarran to land new technology in 2002
- Redistricting talks continue
- Creditors hope for higher price for Regent
- National gains time to talk with Icahn
- Fire Dept. hit with complaint
- Arizona, Nevada top list
- Doubling of sewage output sought
- Two gang members arrested in slayings
- Fallon leukemia victim, 10, dies
- Veteran DA's chief deputy Koot retiring
- UMC defends use of newsletter
- Junior high students called heroes
- Downtown proposals give council much to consider
- Dismal voter turnout predicted
- New life breathed into Internet gaming proposal
- James' tax proposal comes under attack
- Officers identified in shooting death of man
- Special tax for car rentals OK'd
- Internet gambling winner sought by police
- Caesars riverboat cited for pollution violation
- Lawmakers offer budget with 18 percent increase
- Legislative briefs for June 4, 2001
- Marijuana measure passes; ball in hands of feds now
- Guinn's veto of audit stands
- Bully Bill might be used to protect gay teens at school
- 51s finding ways to conserve energy
- Busy Botha has Bostice up next
- Open tryout camp at Cashman Field
- NASCAR Winston Cup MBNA Platinum 400 results
- PCL box: Omaha-Las Vegas, game two
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Belmont may be more than 2-horse duel
- PCL Box: Omaha-Las Vegas, game one
- Sample ready to make ring return
- CART results
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Only question is whether 76ers win one
- After dad's death, football star lands at Foothill
- Tecate SCORE Baja 500 results
- NHRA results
- L.A. Times expansion in Vegas apparently hits snag
- Rebellious teenagers face more charges
- News briefs for June 4, 2001
- Sergeant cleared by board
- Obituaries for June 4, 2001
- Letter: Happy to help pay for schools
- Letter: Students' parents must fork it over
- Birth announcements for June 4, 2001
- Community briefs for June 4, 2001
- Editorial: Nice start in looking far ahead
- Letter: EPA's radiation standard almost as bad as NRC's
- Trends for June 4, 2001
- Columnist John Katsilometes: A different kind of fish story
- Wire mire: Confusion can reign while connecting electronic equipment
Saturday, June 2
Friday, June 1
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Boxing reformists are falling
- National shutdown would hurt casinos, at least in short-term
- Beaming utility boss bids farewell
- Online gaming bill is revived
- New funding plan could aid teachers
- Downtown site proposals aired
- Dramatic increase in Type II diabetes seen
- Senators offer wide-ranging plans for land
- National saga nears finale: Sale or shutdown possible
- Energy firms eye Nevada 'green' power
- Downtown hotel fire causes minor injuries
- Daschle high on Nevada's future
- Court briefs for June 1, 2001
- Las Vegas readies itself to cash in on convention industry boom
- Crime briefs for June 1, 2001
- Defects alleged in lawsuits
- High-tech phones delayed
- Jail psychiatrist quits under fire
- Deal made in case of sex abuse at boys home
- PurchasePro CFO vows to clean up accounting procedures
- Casino opponents say development would jeopardize artifacts
- LV coffee shop chain seeks arbitration in House2Home dispute
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- State Senate moves against Internet gambling
- PCL Box: Las Vegas-Fresno
- Study finds drug helps control gambling behavior
- MGM MIRAGE adds energy surcharge at some LV-area hotels
- Basketball at casino prompts student gambling worries
- Seniors struggle with fine print on credit cards
- Alternate cooling process proposed for nuke waste
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Early voting comes to end
- Builder issues challenge for Camp Fund donors
- Letter: Marketing not the 51s' strong point
- Rehab program grads seek new start
- Voters have say in council's pay
- LV doctor prevails in $1 million dispute with IRS
- Bankruptcies
- Goodman rethinks plan on health cards for outcall workers
- McGowan came through in clutch
- Guzman was star at the plate
- Guzman, McGowan earn Player of the Year honors
- Suspect in shooting recent parolee
- Lawsuit settled in death of child
- 2001 All-State Baseball roster
- Japanese-American veterans honored
- 2001 All-State Softball Roster
- Lake Mead on list of dangerous parks
- Lawmaker maps plans should lottery be approved
- Protection of environment critical to proposal
- 51s snap 4-game losing streak at Fresno
- Deal made in sexual assault case
- UNLV's Barto finishes 10th in 1,500 prelim
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Lacrosse comes to Palo Verde as club sport
- Kambala may go undrafted
- Union predicts district teacher shortage in fall
- Baja 500 draws stellar field
- Bridge demolition forces closure of U.S. 95
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Castroneves to make a run at CART title
- This week's races
- News of the Day: 1997
- Where I Stand -- Hank Greenspun: Big oil making out well in gas crisis
- Joe Delaney remembers 1997: Frankie Valli at the Desert Inn
- Letter: 'Price controls' now 'price caps'
- Letter: Elderly have paid their dues
- Letter: Seniors moving here benefit from past taxes
- Theater company goes from 'Beach' to the Bard
- Editorial: Mothballing dump would be grand idea
- Editorial: Openness is a badge of strength
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Bryan lost, and so did we
- Datebook
- Late-night legends
- Columnist Susan Snyder: North Vegas a tale of two cities
- Styx and stones fail to faze singer, guitarist Shaw
- Southern Nevada Opera unveils 'Diva, Diamonds'
- NLV festival to spotlight food, community spirit
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: LV Philharmonic enjoys note-perfect event
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Uncovering Shadow's naked truth
- Rio has a tiger by the tail with Turner
- Youths bring 'Shivers' to stage
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Frankly, crooner Barrett glad to emulate his idol
- Bead artists to show wares
- Barber learns to deal with her stage fright, fame
- Obituaries for June 1, 2001
- Schimmel finds humor in battle with cancer
- Harrah's blocked from withdrawing cash from National
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: School problems often start at home
- Columnist Jeff German: Miller's legacy secure
- Letter: School taxes benefit society
- Letter: Gas guzzlers are sacred cows to lawmakers
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Leaders leave a legacy of lunacy
- Editorial: Choices in Tuesday's elections
