Saturday, March 31
Friday, March 30
Thursday, March 29
Wednesday, March 28
- Labonte's title defense going badly
- Woods mix celebration with business
- Big teams and names returning to Indy 500
- Barrichello at center of F1 controversy
- Earnhardt glance
- Auto racing schedule, winners and standings
- Nevada stance a threat to dump
- Jury resumes deliberations in assault case
- Gaming review panel axes proposed Station casino
- County fearing pinch from lawmakers
- Dot.com incubator plan may go cold
- Minimum age for death penalty might be raised
- Mesquite is hoping for a takeoff
- Bill to halt sale of power plants is OK'd
- New schooling: Seven area principals in N.Y. for training
- Las Vegas company buys assets of bankrupt Spintek Gaming
- Acres wins $1.5 million in patent dispute with Mikohn
- Salaries, bonuses detailed for two Strip executives
- IGT acquisition closes
- PurchasePro fires back, calls claims 'meritless'
- PurchasePro, AOL in new deals
- County sues LV tourism, convention firm
- Direct-mail firms merge
- 20 specialty coffee stores to open in Nevada
- Privacy ID introduced in Vegas
- Mack builds large war chest for his first re-election bid
- Kincaid leading Smith in campaign fund-raising
- State revokes licenses of eight LV contractors
- Judge denies new trial for Williams
- Henderson incumbents haul in support
- The Edison difference
- Census count affects Nevada
- Vo-Tech principal Feddersen announces retirement
- Rudin's remains play a role in trial
- Halfway house gets a no vote
- Husband of slaying victim calls fake bomb key to case
- Former school principal draws 3 years in sex case
- Baseball fans get to see D'backs, but no 'Big Unit'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Adras lets it be known he's interested
- Good to be interviewed for job
- Fate of retarded inmate could rest in high court
- Community briefs for March 28, 2001
- Students wake up to lack of sleep
- Laughlin Stampede beginning tonight
- Frontier Scouts to visit for Sports Day
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Bonanza grad Piercy has a day to remember at Red Rock CC
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Big game hunters should apply early
- Editorial: Congress once again adds insult to injury
- Nevada is ideal for nuclear power
- Affluent areas rarely recycle
- Environment is under siege with this presidency
- Columnist Peter Benton: Members, guests tee off at LVCC
- XFL boss: League would carry on even without NBC
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Final Four betting attracts value seekers
- Columnist Jon Ralston: This isn't a run-of-the-mill casino opening
- Editorial: Leukemia study needs more funds
- Obituaries for March 28, 2001
- Legislature pays tribute to Evans' memory
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- In search of the real Philly sandwich
- Olds news: Oldsmobile's fans, workers lament the auto's passing
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Restaurateur celebrates eatery anniversary
Tuesday, March 27
Monday, March 26
- NASCAR Food City 500 Results
- NHRA-O'Reilly Nationals Results
- Vegas sports on TV/Radio
- Sierra Club leadership fires back on immigration
- Tiger kills animal trainer
- Vegas set to weather economic downturn
- Rudin's defense delayed
- School police step up anti-gang efforts
- Trading floors represent ground zero in energy crisis
- Power crisis leaves some asking: Market manipulation or Econ 101?
- Guinn's plan at center of power debate
- LV firm accused of scam
- Two killed in beltway crash
- Comair pilots walk off the job after contract talks fail
- Early voting turnout pace off from previous election
- Portland General deal is dying
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Rebels face brutal schedule
- Obituaries for March 26, 2001
- Two killed in crash of German jet
- Business briefs for March 26, 2001
- Las Vegas news briefs for March 26, 2001
- LV communications provider files for bankruptcy protection
- Old U.P. property: Think tank leaves city something to think about
- Analysts see LV slowdown, big Strip operators deny it
- Union leader backs wage disparity study
- Gaming briefs for March 26, 2001
- Emission reduction program audit eyed
- Prep schedule
- Murder charge dropped
- LV getting tech conference
- XFL standings
- Editorial: Don't give utilities a blank check
- In veterans' best interest
- Letter: Las Vegas has abundance of educators
- McCarran to hike parking rates
- Stage is set for another 'classic'
- Good wants job, but might not get a look
- Books rejoice as big 'dogs lose their bite
- Coyotes win last two games in tournament
- Baseball team loses slugfest to Utah
- Judge: Ibeabuchi is legally incompetent
- Villanova offers job to ex-UNLV assistant
- Postcard from Anaheim, Calif.: No more bets! (Yeah, right)
- Trends for March 26, 2001
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Captain Steve finds riches in Dubai desert
- Screen Gems: Las Vegas woman recalls eccentric film director Wood
- Community briefs for March 26, 2001
- Birth announcements for March 26, 2001
- Columnist John Katsilometes: A memorable brush with a TV star
Saturday, March 24
Friday, March 23
- Vegas sports on TV/Radio
- Cox moving against cable piracy
- Yucca measure loses backing of lawmakers
- Residents reluctant to aid slayings probe
- CCSN officials scrutinized
- Judge revokes Williams' bail
- All quiet following school protest
- Prep baseball standings
- Museum featured in Newsweek
- Venetian finances mixed -- table win off, hotel healthy
- Las Vegas crime briefs for March 23, 2001
- Woodbury, Porter back controversial pay raises
- Icahn fires back at American and TWA -- pledges $400 million for competing airline
- Deputy chief recalls the solved cases and the ones that got away
- Layoffs, loss at LV firm
- Mecca to head GV resort
- Constitutionality of gaming regulations to be challenged by denied applicant
- Wells Fargo buying financial planning operation
- Ticket, room broker goes online
- Vegas growth spurs boom in SW Utah
- Regent's comments called violation of open meeting law
- Red Flag flies again: Air Force personnel gather at Nellis for training exercise
- Metro union chief unexpectedly quits
- Alleged molestation victim, 12, testifies
- Panel passes bill to halt sales of two power plants
- Turning point: Las Vegas' struggle for racial desegregation started 41 years ago
- Incumbent, attorney vie for LV judgeship
- Health board clears way for air pollution audit
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Will Rebels get stuck with Maude?
- Height of the party
- Oscar set to resume boxing career
- Postcard from Anaheim, Calif.: Gaughan grabs pole position at alma mater's game
- Top Assembly Democrat calls for drug plan overhaul
- Restrictions on teen driving proposed in Assembly bill
- Cell phone bill given new look
- NCAA West Tournament boxes
- City manager responds to Safe Streets criticism
- Injured Hunter, Hoyas struggle against Terps
- Team of experts to aid in decision on land
- UNLV women lose to Ohio State
- Homeless man's death an apparent homicide
- B.C. wants out of air pollution district
- 51s hold open house Saturday at Cashman
- Editorial: No more delays for ill workers
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Only for personal use
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1987: Urgent call came from Flamingo
- Who cares, Yo?
- News of the Day: 1987
- Letter: Alaska suitable as oil source
- Letter: We're suffering under Bush era
- Joe Delaney remembers 1987: Loggins, McDonald at Aladdin
- Letter: Too bad for our nation that Clinton is gone
- Where I Stand 1987 -- Hank Greenspun: 'Saga of Bugsy's Safe' is retold through Sun
- Knee injuries could threaten Sunia's career
- Editorial: Law is limited when punishment is set
- Thorogood shows few signs of wear, tear
- On Target: 38 Special's aim remains true
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Forget adding teams -- first worry about boosting ratings
- Shootings hit close to home for two Rebels
- Letter: Forget about Gene Keady
- Letter: Rebels need Dr. Tom
- Review: Strong cast pumps life into 'Heartbreakers'
- Letter: 64 is OK for women
- Review: 'In The Mood' encases delicate tale
- Letter: We deserve coverage
- Castellanos delivers for Skyhawks
- 'Eden' cast, crew reflect on composer's influence
- On Display
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Drag racer Dixon has long been sold on HANS
- Obituaries for March 23, 2001
- 'Forever Swing' a welcome big-band revival
- Datebook
- Performing Arts
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Scintas prove to be Rio deal
- Thursday's prep results
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Jerry Lewis' long -- and laugh-filled -- road
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Instructor leads a storied life
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's prep schedule
- Bill would establish state's first mental health court
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Displays are signs of the times
- A Monkee's Tale
- Columnist Kate Maddox: In-heat crowd has cash to burn
- Letter: Right time for political reform
- Letter: Mentally ill in Nevada need better services
- Yucca tours seen as lobbying efforts
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Gang of 63 grossly underpaid
- Feeling the heat: With summer on horizon, power crisis could worsen
- Editorial: Alaskans: Not in our back yard
- Editorial: Schools need more, but this isn't the way
- Las Vegas homeless facing even tougher times: Closing of shelters leaves no short-term solutions
- Big utility merger involving Nevada likely off
- Mesquite Club helped sink LV's first roots
- Columnist Jeff German: Lanni has grown tired of NCAA's 'madness'
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Seeking justice for all
- Guest columnist Stephen J. Cloobeck: Tour yields only a mountain of rhetoric
Thursday, March 22
- Strip merchants learn how to serve Japanese tourists
- McDonald prevails again
- Guinn seeks aid for utilities
- Officials go ahead with plan to reroute Hoover Dam traffic
- Washington briefs for March 22, 2001
- Water permits issued for power plants
- Youths testify about coach's alleged sex crimes
- Judge: Issue before court was limited
- Court effectively ends murder case v. man
- Las Vegas news briefs for March 22, 2001
- Agreement could be at hand in Pope case
- Creator of MGM Grand's lion, Johnson dies at 62
- LV mobile home dealer accused of fraud, files for bankruptcy
- Severance payouts detailed for state electricity executives
- PurchasePro's stock continues slide
- Vegas passenger counts up 3.2% in February
- Land sale approved for senior housing
- Animal rights activists outnumbered by police
- Police identify Wednesday's shooting victim
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- Trash bag maker may be neighbor to college
- Fire greatest threat to meth lab neighbors
- Problems at UNLV library add up to $1 million
- Minority enrollment up at Southern Nevada colleges
- Construction to resume on Bonanza Village wall
- Obituaries for March 22, 2001
- Obituary: Beloved Governor's Mansion worker dies
- Creditor tries to foreclose on Pot O Gold
- Researchers say sales up 29 percent since August
- Castaways owners lose bid for Fitzgeralds
- Brugnara vows to sue state if rejected for Nevada gaming license
- Prep baseball standings
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Mid-majors don't dance very long
- Adult businesses hit with tougher licensing regulations
- UNLV-Louisville still on, for now
- Green, UNLV might fit this time
- Postcard from Anaheim, Calif.: Nice to see a friendly face
- Rebels' QB has special interest in regionals
- Police report paints bad picture of escort services
- AG fighting O'Donnell bid for railroad to Yucca
- Legislative briefs for March 22, 2001
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Bass fishing grabs spotlight
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Gatti's quick exit could foreshadow fight night
- Catching up with: Mike Esposito
- Prep athletes of the week
- Games to showcase top area players
- Sun Prep Baseball Top 10
- Sun Prep Softball Top 10
- Getting back to business
- UNLV Olympic Sports Notebook: Rebels tennis team looks to beat injury bug
- Fight schedule
- Snap decisions:Advanced technology has hobbyists shooting like pros
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Our mess in Macedonia
- Letter: Let candidates always be known
- News is nudging us from meat
- Letter: History has economic lesson to teach us
- Editorial: Bush's take on arsenic: Don't worry
- Wednesday prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Sprint has remedy for telemarketers
- Two Las Vegas sailors head to Persian Gulf on Constellation
- Carter visit to cover a variety of events
- Community briefs for March 22, 2001
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Holiday festivities draw to close at Suncoast
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep softball standings
- Vegas sports for TV/Radio
- Brugnara vows to sue state over rejection of Nevada gaming license
Wednesday, March 21
- Casinos, mines fight electricity rate hike
- McDonald's career hangs in balance
- College betting ban bill unveiled: Nevada lawmakers rip into legislation
- Judge OKs exit pay for Regent execs
- Harrah's tax break clears Legislature
- Lanni pushes for proposal of NCAA oversight bill
- LV hotels top 'Net searches
- Aussie e-gaming software firm to open Las Vegas office
- NLV casino owner posts improved results
- Groundbreaking set for Friday
- Street violence continues in neighborhood
- Board plans to subpoena police officers
- Henderson news briefs for March 21, 2001
- Public safety tax issue goes before voters again
- News briefs for March 21, 2001
- County could lose vehicle privilege tax
- Ward 2 race is muddied further
- Beltway set to roll out to Summerlin
- Video poker bar business booming in Las Vegas
- Cell phone, wireless advances announced at Vegas cellular, Internet trade show
- Safety rules repealed
- Arbitration upheld
- Tuesday's prep results
- Ensign must pick two federal judges, U.S. attorney
- Laborer testifies to seeing blood on carpet, portrait
- Ratings tumble again in XFL
- Tennis: Texas Christian shuts out UNLV men
- Columnist Dean Juipe: UNLV awaits right man, great coach
- Obituaries for March 21, 2001
- Advertising bill runs into stiff opposition
- Animal shelter contract request rejected
- Surgeon: Some breast cancers can be excised safely
- Columnist Victoria Sun: High school players make grade at amateur tourney
- Gone, but not forgotten
- Woodbury honored for 20 years
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Columnist Peter Benton: LVCC Pro-Member features fierce competition
- Rebels set sights on new season
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Author examines pivotal period in LV sports betting
- Reid says change in EPA stance is 'outrageous'
- Community briefs for March 21, 2001
- Chapel owner touts one-stop marriages
- Teachers' union gets little support for new tax plan
- Beer sellers still fight 0.08 DUI level
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Finding a suitable punishment is tough
- Letter: Tell Congress to end marriage tax
- Letter: Spy revelation is overblown
- Letter: Democrats know all about keeping budgets balanced
- Editorial: No tears for judges over pay
- Editorial: Homeowner unfairly punished by board
- Local supermarket chains take pride in store bakeries
- Their daily iron: Seniors pumping up at area gyms
- Colunist Elizabeth Foyt: Make-A-Wish benefit at Aladdin a success
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Saks full of wonderful bargains
Tuesday, March 20
- Judge dismisses casino executive's lawsuit over yacht work
- Long-term tax solutions are elusive
- University system grew too quickly, official says
- Meth lab explodes; Regency Towers evacuated
- Clinic owner admits defrauding government, Culinary Union
- Nevada legislators continue quest to block plant sales
- Central Vegas retailers enthused about Wal-Mart, Home Depot
- Nevada plant outage adds to blackouts in California
- LV hospital operator settles false claims suits
- Nevada exec downplays potential of solar energy
- Interest rate cut due today
- Top tech leaders talking wired, mobile in Vegas
- New site found for college in Henderson
- Rhodes levels charges at police
- Sister insists her motivation pure
- Attorney pleased mistrial denied
- Short course on long odds: Students learn gambling woes
- Schoolteacher's killer dies of natural causes
- Addition to jail behind schedule
- Court briefs for March 20, 2001
- Two groups joining forces to find some order in chaos
- ACLU criticizes checks on ministers
- News briefs for March 20, 2001
- Resorts latest outgrowth of N.M. casino gambling
- Rio workers OK union pact
- Stock moves to Nasdaq National Market
- Secret Witness founder Palmer dies
- Obituaries for March 20, 2001
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Jealousy at UNLV prompted bogus report
- Broadcaster hit hard by demise of IBL's Bandits
- Columnist Dean Juipe: LPGA Tour sees foreign onslaught
- Locals still trying to catch Wooster
- Resolution on Yucca sparks feud
- Legislative briefs for March 20, 2001
- Relaxing of marijuana penalties, distribution methods proposed
- Washington briefs for March 20, 2001
- Rebels encouraged by Thomas' progress
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Terps coach rejects UNLV
- Monday's prep results
- Sun Prep Softball Top 10
- Letter: Early voting is too expensive
- Letter: Mayor couldn't be that naive
- Letter: Senate resolution on nuke waste needs closer look
- Editorial: Get tough on price gouging
- Where I stand--Brian Greenspun: Casinos vs. nukes
- In Your Defense: Pros and cons to carrying weapons for personal protection
- Community briefs for March 20, 2001
- Immunization clinics
- Columnist Kate Maddox: For Rudner, life is a Cabaret
- Columnist Susan Snyder: 'The Other' visits the other side
- Pioneer in measuring urban air quality wins research award
Monday, March 19
- Business people for March 19, 2001
- Casino tax cut advancing
- Three hotel-casinos proposed
- Judge allows D.I. demolition work to continue
- Judge to determine McDonald's fate
- Site for state college may be history
- Evolving industry: At 70th anniversary of legalized gaming, casinos are more diverse than ever
- The sounds of progress: Residents say wall needed when highway is widened
- Mistrial decision set for today
- LV mart could be low point for High Point
- Lawmakers move to avert energy crunch
- Marginal visitor increase posted in January
- Kelleher a giant force in growth of Las Vegas
- Computer school to reopen
- County, shelter fighting like cats and dogs
- Suppliers may force Calif. utilities into bankruptcy
- News briefs for March 19, 2001
- Baseball: Rebels lose three straight to Aztecs
- Prep Schedule
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Regional rivalry brewing between 3-year-olds
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wasted trip shows CCSN needs help
- Columnist Steve Addy: St. Joe's won over some fans
- Stanford, Cincy end string of early exits
- Basketball betting a big draw for visitors
- Lady Rebels ousted by Okla. State in Round 2
- Wollek killed in accident before race
- Veterans advocate cries foul over facility issues
- Nolan back in Legislature after federal interview
- Lobbyists open wallets for parties
- Jury reduces medical malpractice award
- Teenager calls suspected gang shooting 'all drama'
- Prescriptions for illegal drugs urged
- Bill would limit halfway houses
- Justice cites pay inequities
- Women: UNLV-Oklahoma St. Box
- AMA Supercross Results
- Top gamers, gamblers helped shape industry
- NASCAR-Craftsman Truck OSH 250 Results
- Obituaries for March 19, 2001
- Formula One-Malaysian Grand Prix Results
- Northern Light Series-Indy 200 Results
- NASCAR-Dodge Dealers 400 Results
- Editorial: Agency acts to keep U.S. free of disease
- Editorial: It's time for airlines to wake up
- Letter: Don't rip Vegas for social woes
- Letter: Law unfairly limits practice of acupuncture
- XFL Box: Bolts-Outlaws
- Trends for March 19, 2001
- Takin' It To The Streets: Advertisements growing bigger, brighter and taller
- Educators to march for school funding
- BLM seeking nominations for posts
- Columnist John Katsilometes: A look at life's rich pageant
- 2001 Southern Nevada Amateur scores
- XFL standings
- 2001 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament schedule, results
- Birth announcements for March 19, 2001
Saturday, March 17
Friday, March 16
- LV Internet travel pioneer departs as company expansion continues
- Icahn's LV ticketing company cutting jobs due to TWA ruling
- Charges against felon don't include slaying of woman
- State 17th in 'pork'
- Court rules against ex-wife
- Assistant regional school chiefs are named
- Goodman: NBA team won't be playing Vegas anytime soon
- Crime and court briefs for March 16, 2001
- Contractors seek help in desert cleanup efforts
- Citizens' board says racial profiling review wasn't thorough
- Residents will be asked in June to approve six new libraries
- Another voting season will kick off Saturday
- Murder case may return to public defender's office
- Washington briefs for March 16, 2001
- Logandale man first in Lake Mead tourney
- Softball team routed by No. 2 Arizona
- Land auction date is May 9
- Developers turn out for BLM parcel info
- Census Bureau says no to recount
- Barring plant sales could force monopoly
- Shelter boost: Recommendation would extend contract at Dewey facility
- Indian casino settles charges over high-rollers
- Firm to run seven county schools
- Yucca measures controversial
- Competition among cities stiffens for big conventions
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: XFL's best set to meet, but will anyone watch
- Resident's dream becomes nightmare
- Letter: Rebels have Good chance
- Letter: Tark was the man
- Letter: A blessing in disguise
- Many issues put before suburban voters
- Lady Rebels hang on to stun Loyola-Marymount
- Casinos try to conserve
- Legislator proposes state action, funding on problem gambling
- Nevada Power files new rate hike request
- Panel: Consumers must be told of higher energy prices
- New fraud claims leveled at Las Vegas hospital operator
- Vegas film festival merges with industry group
- Boggs McDonald says statements by Solomon are misleading
- Las Vegas councilwoman faces two more ethics complaints
- Start-up may try Reno-Las Vegas flights
- Accesslasvegas.com now called VegasValley.com
- Little St. Joseph's has large task at hand against mighty Stanford
- BYU's hopes dashed
- Columnist Steve Addy: Indiana's loss not the same sans Bobby
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Voters urged to get to polls early
- Obituary: Monday services set for Jerry's Nugget co-founder
- Obituaries for March 16, 2001
- 2001 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament schedule, results
- NCAA ratings match last year
- Columnist Dean Juipe: No surprise as Bandits go under
- CCSN showing amazing perfection on diamond
- Editorial: Concession to polluters is troubling
- Where I stand--Brian Greenspun: A license to steal
- Letter: Pay raises show injustice in city
- Letter: Argument tests idea of fairness
- Letter: Tell lawmakers to help out 'notch babies'
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Hamilton hopes for fast start on new team
- Legislative briefs for March 16, 2001
- Payroll system latest network under fire
- Changes expected to entice growth of drug program
- Legislation could help gambler regain millions
- Latest defect bill leads to sparring
- Thursday's prep results
- Plane crash site urged as monument
- Reid blasts Bush over policy change
- Sun Prep Softball Top 10
- Low-income people may get help with utility bills
- Columnist Kate Maddox: 'Storm' forecast: Partly cloudy
- Jim Dandy
- Joe Delaney remembers 1986: Rickles at the Sahara
- News of the Day: 1986
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1986: Watergate's lessons haven't been forgotten
- Where I Stand 1986 -- Hank Greenspun: Watergate had LV -- and Sun -- roots
- Wheels spinning on car show, swap meet
- Columnist Joe Delaney: After 56 years, Treniers have stood test of time
- 'Second City' settles in nicely at Flamingo Las Vegas' showroom
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Las Vegans feeling a bit adrift
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Traditional fare aplenty at Venetian's Royal Star
- Dave Matttews Band to hit LV
- Datebook
- Catch some holiday dance
- In need of a miracle: Hiring teachers a daunting task for Clark County School District
- Proposal to curb growth divides group
- Teen murder suspect could face adult woes in prison
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Ferraro is part of mural majority
- 'Ocean's' cast makes a splash
- Rapid Rodney
- Visionary doctor sheds light on Haitian village
- CCSN takes off with certification
- Editorial: Monorail musings should be redirected
- Editorial: Just what were they thinking?
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Gaming's dirty little secret bared
- Letter: With greedy proposals, Bush abets the rich
- Letter: Bullies provoke school shootings
- Where I stand--Brian Greenspun: Keeping 'List' alive
- Columnist Jeff German: Binion case may play a key role in DA's race
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Grandma can care for others, not her own
Thursday, March 15
- Nevada gov behind pipeline project
- Several Las Vegans among UNR honorees
- Community briefs for March 15, 2001
- Nevada lawmaker trying for position as OSHA leader
- NLV group sets candidates' event
- Casino contractors plead case to panel
- Garcia sounds alarm on funds
- Plans for monorail stretch across LV Valley
- Las Vegas news briefs for March 15, 2001
- All abuzz: As weather warms up, killer bees increase activity throughout valley
- January second-deadliest month in LV history: Latest charge places slayings at 20
- Mistrial request considered: Attorneys, defendant huddle with judge
- Report: Wynn flexed muscle-- McCain said to be upset by call about NCAA bill
- Betting bill to coincide with NCAA tourney
- U.S. 95 bridge studied for seismic risk
- Tech woes reflected in Vegas show cancelation
- Actor Steve Martin brings art to Vegas gallery
- Casino, Vegas stocks generally decline with market
- Sprint, Nevada Bell, called merger targets
- Obituaries for March 15, 2001
- Company wins incentive for new Henderson plant
- Obituary: Typewriter shop owner Price dies
- Local ROTC cadets take part in Race for the Cure
- DOE leader eyes Test Site changes
- Basic baseball is the one to watch
- Committee hears support of LV-area shooting range
- Local control of tobacco laws debated
- Legislative briefs for March 15, 2001
- Child welfare bill called landmark legislation
- Legislators readying anti-nuke waste measure
- Victims of Crime Program to receive $871,000
- Court briefs for March 15, 2001
- Panel backs women's health program
- National media revisiting case of Binion murder
- Convictions reversed in asbestos case involving LV Landmark casino
- Effort to expand Oregon lottery boosted by addiction report
- LV casino hit with Gaming Board complaint
- Louisiana Senate OKs tax cut
- Goodman pitches Grizzlies plan to gamers
- Valley grad Hernandez has dream come true with berth
- Las Vegas 51s tickets go on sale Saturday
- Wrangler first title sponsor for the NFR
- Columnist Steve Addy: Where are the fans?
- No. 1 seed Stanford aims to avoid another upset
- Cougars on a mission
- Editorial: Recycling in region is a joke
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Hellbent on destruction
- Letter: Column is lone voice in support of 'notch babies'
- Editorial: Census count stiffs Henderson residents
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: No vacancy at the graveyard
- Letter: Trim taxes, and government, too
- Letter: Bill puts business over animals
- With Bayno era over, coach moves on with no regrets
- Wednesday's prep results
- Sun Prep Baseball Top 10
- Prep boys volleyball standings
- Prep boys golf standings
- Prep softball standings
- Prep baseball standings
- Fishing tournament starts today
- UNLV notebook: Rebel baseball salvages tie vs. Japanese team
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Again, Oscar is 'better than ever'
- Nicholson poised to derail Tua's championship plans
- Man misses Megabucks jackpot by playing just two coins
- Getting the most out of that dorm room
- Better dorms and gardens: UNLV students make the most of limited space
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Bandleader Boyer to celebrate Aussie style
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Project could be burdensome
- Champion Lazier ready to start over
- Bodine making mark in two series
- Andretti still competing for titles at 38
- This week's races
- Auto racing schedules, results and driver standings
- Schrader can't erase image of Earnhardt
Wednesday, March 14
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita selections
- Prosecutors try to link Rudin to trunk
- Woman's death is first 2001 homicide in Henderson
- Council approves shooting facility
- Nevada, Vegas gas prices up
- City feels cheated by count, may lose funds
- TWA deal far from complete: Nevada senator wary of mergers
- Downtown Vegas tech incubator stalled
- Big retailer entering Nevada market
- Ethnic influx fuels valley boom
- Nevada companies report strong profits to Wall Street, plead poverty to Legislature
- Unpaid markers reduce tax receipts
- Gaming doesn't pay its fair share, Neal testifies
- Gang violence re-ignites overnight
- Ways sought to improve county's low recycling rate
- Casino robber gets 130 years in prison
- NLV mayor hit with ethics complaint
- Sun wins AP awards
- Bill calls for study of juvenile detention
- Potential buyers plentiful for Regent, gaming resort's investment banker says
- North Carolina gambling foes roll out heavy hitters
- Church leaders fight gambling
- Lawmakers move to cut Harrah's tax, allow dockside gambling
- Lawmakers eye added D.C. clout
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tarkanian indicates he's through
- Resolution sets guidelines for annual legislative session
- Bill would aid low-income Nevadans in power crisis
- Legislative briefs for March 14, 2001
- Lawyers, builders struggle over bill
- News briefs for March 14, 2001
- Racing itch returns as Luyendyk gears up for another Indy 500
- NCAA games on TV in Vegas
- Snubbed Lions gearing up for Lady Rebels
- Another one bites the dust
- Tarkanian indicates he's through
- Tuesday's prep results
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Program helps foster nature appreciation
- Columnist Jeff Haney: NCAA Tourney carries bittersweet undertones
- Obituaries for March 14, 2001
- Reid raps Bush over change in stance on carbon dioxide
- Columnist Victoria Sun: UNLV women's golf coach plans quick rise to prominence for team
- Columnist Peter Benton: Reserve tickets now for LV Senior event
- Editorial: Tie more funds to an audit
- Boulder City is run well
- Letter: Not all nuclear issues the same
- Letter: Wrong people getting benefit of tax cuts
- Editorial: Hospitals' upswing should aid Medicare
- St. Paddy parade set Saturday
- Engineer to receive Nevada Medal
- Nevada Power offers tips for conserving electricity
- Community briefs for March 14, 2001
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Garcia to lawmakers on taxes: 'We Can't Wait'
- Reel strides: Upgrades in theater food impressive
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Venetian hits mark in preview
- Man misses Megabucks jackpot by playing just two coins
- Latest Megabucks winner a "loser"
Tuesday, March 13
Monday, March 12
Saturday, March 10
Friday, March 9
- Supreme Court turns down killer's latest appeal
- Veterans home delays criticized
- Mosley may find himself without a test
- Reid to respond to Bush radio address
- School district is not giving up on getting more Legislature funds
- Prison time results from stock fraud case
- Crime briefs for March 9, 2001
- Regulator: Power players must back up their numbers
- Resident taking a last shot at blocking casino
- Hospital waiting in wings for casino outcome
- Turf-war measure pits police agencies against one another
- Experts: Widen scope in eyeing leukemia cases
- Agency still hopes to get new libraries built
- Supreme Court sides with regents
- Legislative briefs for March 9, 2001
- Lawmakers dish the dirt during parade of requests
- Briefs for March 9, 2001
- Five UNLV students in NCAA Championships
- Police to fight gangs with federal laws
- Relaxing of licensing for acupuncturists proposed
- Mold invasion: Church faces renovation; former pastor files suit
- Swimming pool scam prompts bill
- RTC warned about loss of funds to state
- LV firm sues over jump in health insurance costs
- Woman killed in collision with casino shuttle bus
- Strip casino operators check out opportunities in Taiwan
- Regulator, industry group support state Internet bill
- Key GOP senators back off Nevada as site for interim waste storage
- Bill would aid congressional candidacies of Herrera, Porter
- Nevada leaders blast NCAA letter
- Report rips treatment of inmates
- Tech industry problems not dampening enthusiasm for Las Vegas data centers
- Group backed by Icahn ups bid for TWA
- Chain plans 10 LV restaurants
- Shadow Creek house up for sale
- Kraft closing Henderson marshmallow plant in June
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: League needs viewers or it will become ex-FL
- Henderson computer school may reopen by end of month
- Stiffer DUI laws sought after Morse conviction
- Rudin trial: Conflicting accounts of slain husband presented
- Cowboys stand tall
- MWC Tournament notebook: Gorman's Roban bows out, or does he?
- Rick bows out
- Lyday comes through for BYU
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A book worth reading
- Proposed Projects
- Bill would help towns pay for drinking water
- Panel to pick downtown project
- Softball: Rebels take two from Southern Utah
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Majerus deals UNLV big setback
- MWC men's boxes
- Doin' the Hustle: American Bandstand' turns infomercial on Thump!'
- Weekly racing series to open at The Bullring
- Post draws first start position for SCORE San Felipe 250
- Joe Delaney Remembers 1985: Butera at Four Queens
- Barbara Greenspun Remembers 1985: Sun nuke stance unwavering
- Where I stand 1985: Nuke waste poses threat to Nevada
- News of the Day: 1985
- Letter: Remark comes back at Carville
- Letter: Judicial system has some gaps
- Letter: Pols across nation disregard ethics standards
- Now Appearing: Riviera Comedy Club packed with lots of laughs
- Editorial: Senate bill isn't fair to public
- Editorial: Utah gets raw deal from Census Bureau
- Colulmnist Muriel Stevens: CCSN culinary team serves up gold medal
- On Display
- Witt stays busy with jewelry, acting and, of course, skating
- Obituaries for March 9, 2001
- Review: Tune in, turn off, walk out
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Bellagio slips us a Mickki
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Little-known tale about Vinton and Steel Pier
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Mum was the word at ShoWest
- Performing Arts
- Students do more than just think of India quake victims
- Yucca could be costliest project in history
- Editorial: Wide array of bids for land is hopeful
- Policing mentally ill often requires caution
- Columnist Jeff German: Gamers getting intense on Hill
- Letter: Greedy NCAA would never hurt revenues
- Letter: Vegas probably a turnoff to Pitino
- Letter: President's plans deserve support
- Editorial: Winding our way to stability
- Columnist Jon Ralston: When politicizing is beneficial
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Divorce programs play vital role
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Pain still just under the radar
- Scinta-llating Act
- Taxpayers bear burden of moms without prenatal care
- Where I stand--Mike O'Callaghan: Power play by Congress
- Thursday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Letter: Channel 8 not credible
- Letter: Kudos for columnist
- Letter: 'Done Deal Dave' wrong
- Letter: Smells like disagreement
- Letter: Mourning a champion
- Letter: Old races were better
Thursday, March 8
- County limits filling job vacancies
- Goodman to unveil vast plans for downtown
- City, residents not happy with housing complex plans
- Bill on unwanted babies backed
- Bookkeeper describes marriage on the rocks
- Nuke bill solicits funds to create waste option
- Hatch called crucial ally in betting battle
- Morse guilty: Crash injured Megabucks winner, killed her sister
- Gang war fatalities mounting in valley
- Lanni named CEO of LV gaming giant
- Doughnut seller's stock rises
- Yahoo! woes cast doubt on Internet sector
- Vegas casinos enjoy strong win in January
- Union tries bringing LV builders into suit
- Bally's replacing historic sign on Strip
- Adelson in talks for Taiwan resort
- Bankruptcy fraud trial begins for Las Vegas casino figure
- Vegas sports on TV/Radio
- Obituaries for March 8, 2001
- Commission denies application for offices in northwest neighborhood
- Legislator proposes private gaming salons in Nevada
- Ethics complaint filed against Boggs McDonald
- Legislature may consider bills on governing of halfway houses
- Las Vegas news briefs for March 8, 2001
- Rebel women upset by Nevada-Reno
- UNLV's Davis to compete in NCAAs
- Real estate developer rejected by board
- Internet gambling bill introduced
- Escort service application raises questions for council
- Court briefs for March 8, 2001
- Las Vegas Council briefs for March 8, 2001
- Cochran's firm says it won't represent slain student's family
- Majerus, UNLV officials to meet
- PDS Financial earnings rise
- Council to use lobbying money toward Yucca suit
- Evaluations for teachers are proposed again
- Used-car protection proposed
- Legislative briefs for March 8, 2001
- Many growling over animal bill
- Top seed Utah wants to keep momentum
- MWC women's tournament
- Water law change may help Nevada
- BYU bounces Lady Rebels
- Yard sale yields important item for National Guard unit
- NLV voters to decide use of tax hike
- D.C. visitors get political peek
- Recycle those cellular phones
- Community briefs for March 8, 2001
- Where I Stand-- Brian Greenspun: A better quality of life
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Let the MWC games begin
- Huge underdog Taylor wants brawl vs. Mosley
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Amateur star ready to attack the pro ranks
- A Glass Act: Chihuly exhibit featured at Las Vegas Art Museum
- Oddsmaker Martin dies at 82
- Editorial: Radiation standards under fire
- Letter: Special interests' power is strong
- Letter: More deterrents needed in cases of identity theft
- Editorial: Conflicts of interest deserve top priority
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Ex-Test Site workers getting tested for beryllium
- Elliott relishing role as driver only
- Earnhardt at a Glance
- Utility executives say best to stop power plant sales
- De Ferran wants more wins
- Auto racing briefs: Benson hopes for better fate at Atlanta
- Auto racing schedule, winners and standings
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Aged column rekindles sad memories
- Columnist Joe Delaney: There are plenty of show values to be had
- '15 Minutes' - Tune in, turn off, walk out
- Highlights of January win report on Nevada casinos
Wednesday, March 7
- This week's races
- Auto racing schedule, winners and standings
- Police probe of Little League incident clears McDonald
- Jury weighs fate of man charged in DUI fatality
- Victim's associate grilled on stand by defense lawyer
- Furniture mart will include hotel, homes
- Democrats, business at odds over taxes
- Utility details transmission plans
- Strip casino applicant grilled
- Joint venture to develop Fort Apache land
- Southwest Airlines booking rooms on website
- Hatch backs bill on betting probe
- Legislators spreading word on Yucca
- Mayor seeks gaming help in NBA quest
- Power plant sales grinding to a halt
- County news briefs for March 7, 2001
- Commissioners change proposed ethics standards
- Valley can expect dry day before next storm rolls in
- Beltway segement topic of debate
- Community briefs for March 7, 2001
- Court briefs for March 7, 2001
- Henderson council briefs
- 18-year-old dies after shots fired from car
- Shelter provides shoes to homeless
- Cheyenne, CCSN split eyed
- Momentum mounts for lowering DUI limit
- Senate panel requests bill draft to mandate air-quality audit
- LV student arrested after handgun found
- Washoe, Clark's leaders discuss new bills
- UNLV targets Majerus in round 2
- Attendance could suffer without Rebels
- Mountain West Conference Men's Tournament capsules
- MWC men's tournament schedule
- MWC women's tournament schedule
- Automatic bids for the Mountain West Conference tournament
- Entertainer, war hero, Hernandez dies at 91
- Teacher arrested in sex offense case
- Obituaries for March 7, 2001
- Vegas sports for TV/Radio
- Nevada high court declines to dismiss Venetian liens
- Stratosphere slot club growing
- New Caesars Palace president appointed
- Video poker under scrutiny
- LV company increases profit estimate
- Vegas engineering firm sold
- Outlaws run contest to name their defense
- Agassi, Sampras out of Arizona tournament
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Bayno wants more than he deserves
- Lady Rebels' Davis questioned by police about off-campus incident
- Supermercados flourish in LV
- All in the family: Knauss kin reflects on 75 years of solemn work
- Columnist Jeff Haney: NCAA official makes his point in Carson City
- Columnist Victoria Sun: UNLV golf team bids farewell to one of its marquee players
- Columnist Peter Benton: We can all learn from junior golfers' creed
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: More record catches possible
- Paper feels heat from fans over autopsy photo request
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Leadership needed to solve state's tax dilemma
- Editorial: State needs to keep its work force
- Letter: Alter tax base from income
- Letter: Nuclear industry must begin to act responsibly
- Editorial: Bill works against education equality
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: A look at personal shoppers
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Las Vegas reception fetes famed glass artist
- Tuesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Lawmakers hear case for parental involvement in child's education
- Officials say census missed minorities, new residents
- Two different pictures of daycare worker accused of sexual assaults
- Bail increased for daycare worker accused of sexual assault
Tuesday, March 6
Monday, March 5
Sunday, March 4
Saturday, March 3
Friday, March 2
- Obituaries for March 2, 2001
- Rebel notebook: Good might start six seniors Saturday vs. Wyoming
- Slow start sinks UNLV
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield fights Ruiz, Father Time
- Las Vegas Sun heads to new office
- Electricity-rate hearing delayed
- UNLV's Davis appears to have a golden future
- Mind games in the ring
- Megabucks winner, hurt in auto crash, testifies
- Mayor: LV top choice of NBA owner
- NCAA presents case to panel
- Casino owner Carl Icahn may back rival bid for TWA
- Two Sprint executives gain $191 million from stock options
- PacifiCare stock tumbles on news of fines
- Filmmaker's stock falls as stock buybacks end
- Las Vegas Strip comedy club opening March 29
- LV company gains funding
- Big LV gas retailer hikes debit card surcharge
- LV firm says Florida business intact despite ruling
- Casinos fight bill requiring non-smoking areas
- Bankruptcies for March 2, 2001
- Youngster advocates store smoking ban
- Meyer named new interim CCSN chief
- Rudin trial begins with diary excerpt
- Gays push for rights
- Panel supports Metro on suicide
- Jurors to decide fate of double murderer
- South wetter than north
- VEGA SPORTS ON TV-RADIO
- Humane Society opposes bill
- NAPA 300 results
- QB is on the Mark
- Stewart playing in the dirt
- Boggs McDonald stands alone at debate
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: After record, Benson has high hopes
- Reflection on a pair of area productions as the curtain falls
- Panel OKs pawnshops in retail areas
- Green out to dog field in LV
- Tennis: UNLV men's team back in rankings
- Frohlich guides UNLV women over Wyoming
- No miscount here -- Reed makes trip to victory lane
- Judge grants stay; West LV store still can sell liquor
- Columnist Rusty Wallace: Time to change our luck in Las Vegas
- Martin, new sponsor look to grab elusive championship
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Who needs restrictor plates?
- Local news briefs for March 2, 2001
- Longtime owner seems to have secret to success at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
- Women: UNLV-BYU box score
- Track officials want fans to take the bus
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Foolish war games erupt in press box
- Performing Arts
- 'The Mexican' borderline fare
- Arenas' complex life dissected in 'Before Night Falls'
- Knee surgeon has a better way to operate
- Book a long time coming for officer-turned-author
- Siegfried & Roy are still in top form
- On Display
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Hoggan's heroes eat very well
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Bunch of bunnies, celebs fete Hef
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Recapping thoughts on entertainment scene
- Longtime teacher of at-risk kids, Collins dies at 72
- Legislative briefs for March 2, 2001
- More problems hit insurance plan
- Gay couples get legal help
- Letter: Streets not safe for our children
- Letter: Litterbugs are the real culprits
- Letter: Bush is pushing tax cut voters do not want
- Editorial: Wrongful firing suit will get a full airing
- Editorial: Get tough on shoddy contractors
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Media called to action
- News of the Day: 1984
- Where I Stand 1984 -- Hank Greenspun: Dr. Charles West's death a loss for Southern Nevada
- Joe Delaney remembers 1984: Dangerfield at Caesars Palace
- Barbara Greenspun remembers 1984: Civil-rights passion led to friendships
- Jarrett wins pole for UAW-DaimlerChrysler 400
- Colorado St.-UNLV, Box
- Authorities confirm 12th leukemia case involving small Nevada town
- Some parents defending daycare worker accused of sexual abuse
- Consumer Advocate dismisses rate case
- Six schools in county below state standard
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Teen takes life in stride despite obstacles
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: LV book is true fiction
- Letter: Nader backers will be sorry
- Letter: Dangers of nuke storage are evident
- Ethics storm brewing?
- Editorial: Don't hold us hostage over power
- Daycare worker to remain in jail; more charges expected
- She's A Man, Baby
- Ethics panelists are well versed in law
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Herrera, the new anointed one
- Columnist Jeff German: Del Papa must face accuser
- Columnist Susan Snyder: No idle thoughts at drive-thru
- Columnist Kate Maddox: 'Storm' reigns at Mandalay
- Expanded ethics panel passing test
- For NHP, fighting crime doesn't pay
- Two students negotiate national recognition for law school
- A green light means stop cab holdups
- 'It's in our blood'
Thursday, March 1
- Prep All-Star teams
- Reno rail trench causing sharp divisions on city council
- SEC: Nevadans hit by cyber-investment scheme
- Food company accused of cooking its books
- Mandalay plotting long-term expansion plans for Strip
- Local news briefs for March 1, 2001
- 15 store closures include some in Nevada
- Airline fined over Las Vegas flight advertisments
- City of Henderson likely to buy three downtown shops
- Death threats made against officer
- Merger rumors flying on Strip
- Unions sue over job losses
- Officer takes witness stand at uncle's DUI crash trial
- Pay hikes for county officials proposed
- LV mental health center in need of funding
- Reid, Porter woo Mexican Consulate to Las Vegas
- LV condo developer to correct Fair Housing Act violations
- Creditor moves against Reno tech company
- Nevada firms fork over $1.4 million at GOP event
- Electric rate hike is set in motion
- Pact signed with slot maker
- Concealed-weapons bill upsets police
- Court briefs for March 1, 2001
- Assembly committee endorses divorce seminars
- Ensign calls for more school funds
- Woman hopes killers of her parents 'find salvation'
- Legislative briefs for March 1, 2001
- Williams wants to expand 'order-out corridor'
- Court asked to review ruling in Rhodes case
- Battle brewing over CCSN's interim president
- Teachers' union calls on lawmakers to enact tax
- Nuclear testing device report is ready for public scrutiny
- Land eyed by Magic, Agassi may soon be sold
- Water Street set for big makeover
- Obituaries for March 1, 2001
- Man given 20 to 50 years in restaurant robbery where officer was shot
- Former local Exemplary Mother of the Year, Galatz, dies at 83
- West LV store fights city over liquor license
- Columnist Rusty Wallace: Sponsor treating fans with 'garage' on midway
- Ruiz not making excuses as he preps for rematch
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Don't be so sure Pitino is heading West
- Pitino: 'Nothing is imminent'
- Motor mouth
- Driver appearances
- Las Vegas area fishing reports
- Softball: UNLV-Southern Utah games are rained out
- Practice makes perfect for new Trotter Rosegreen
- Rebel seniors recall the happier times
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Carter, Jordan named players of the year
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Hunting season dates established
- Race week schedule
- Red Cross handles queries from families
- Nevada has had quakes of magnitude 7 or more
- Earnhardt's record in Las Vegas
- Earnhardt biography
- 'Intimidator' gone, but the show goes on
- Bill would require sports agents to register with secretary of state
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mahamadkadyz Abdullaev could be one of the biggest names in boxing
- Notebook: Winston West cars will try to defeat the weather tonight
- Community news briefs for March 1, 2001
- Two Las Vegans help make frigate operate more smoothly
- Letter: Walters' money stolen by state
- Letter: Commissioners make right call
- Letter: Presidential election not federal process
- Editorial: Polluters dealt loss; public wins
- Editorial: Taking a new tack on merger deals?
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Voting for U.S.A.'s good
- Suite Dreams
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Shows give resorts an identity
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Ruling is nakedly laughable
- Judge being asked to make public Jarbidge settlement plan
