Story archive for September 2001
Saturday, Sept. 29
Friday, Sept. 28
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Going undefeated not an easy task
- Aladdin resort filing for bankruptcy today
- Natural gas, gasoline prices heading down
- FBI: Five suspected hijackers stayed in Vegas
- This week's races
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: New track evens odds for Busch
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Struggling Notre Dame might not stand a prayer
- Entertainment firms studying Internet gaming
- Analyst: Window closing for LV firms in e-gaming
- Yucca lump-sum funding criticized by lawmakers
- Center to help newly unemployed
- Many interested in marijuana program
- New Nevada airport security guards to begin training
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels try to salvage the season
- Sewer construction to disrupt Rancho
- Muslim leaders plan educational sessions
- IRS to help those with tax trouble
- Heavyweight Barrett says his time is coming
- Rebels: 'A team in crisis'
- LV could have been targeted, expert says
- Recent moves by Herrera seen by some as politically motivated
- Police looking into fatal crash
- Guinn announces state belt-tightening
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Bengals, Chargers unlikely battle of unbeatens
- School District gets low rate on $325 million bond sale
- BLM sets minimum bids on sales near Mesquite
- Tennis: UNLV women host invitational tourney
- Task force sees Las Vegas as nation's new USO
- Support shifting to locals who lost their jobs
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A new life perspective
- Nasdaq suspends listing requirements until January
- Company details cuts
- Slowdown occurring before attacks
- Venetian's ideas for Internet venture far from traditional
- Cable company offering casinos free ads
- Gaming figures on Forbes' wealthy list
- U.S. close to recession
- LV dealers unlikely to participate in Daimler plan
- Judge wants Microsoft case settled, notes terrorism
- Local news briefs for September 28, 2001
- Aladdin bankruptcy set
- ACLU challenges law against filing of false police complaints
- Gibbons privy to inside 'intel'
- Recent Las Vegas-area business-related bankruptcies
- FBI sorts through tips, no matter how unimportant they seem
- Boulder City: Council-raise issue is not going away
- Clark County survey favors tough tobacco limits
- Obituaries for September 28, 2001
- Letter: New York mayor showed courage
- Letter: Start bombing if demands not met
- Letter: Las Vegans can help each other right now
- Editorial: Reassuring unnerved travelers
- Editorial: Tourism industry could use advocate
- Culture festival aims to strike unanimous chord
- Theatre company goes from dream to reality
- Speaking Frankie
- Philadelphia Orchestra kicks off Vanda Series
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Piano bar is a Golden treasure at historic Gate
- Datebook
- 'Zoolander' 3D: Dumb day dawning
- Fair is a celebration of recovery
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New York restaurants keep workers well fed
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A pedestrian request for your kids
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hermitage plans still in flight
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Lucas talking up a storm during his Rio run
- Society of Seven wows crowds at Las Vegas Hilton
- Bellagio postpones fall art exhibition
- Grand Slam
- Community news briefs for September 28, 2001
- Website allows teens to discuss drugs' dangers
- Threat of war speeds up wedding
- U.S. may still be forming attack plan
- Editorial: Renewing our faith in government
- Letter: Pray, whether or not you believe
- Letter: We must put aside our fears
- Letter: Civil liberties trampled upon
- Letter: Attack put end to innocence
- Letter: Patriotism now in vogue
- Letter: Some give while others take
- Letter: Parking ban has no merit
- Letter: Proud to fly American flag
- Letter: Don't put guns in pilots' hands
- Letter: Being politically correct won't make us normal
- Letter: Don't neglect domestic issues
- Letter: Reaction mixed in Europe
- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Now we must teach the religious fanatics about us
- Columnist Maureen Dowd: Self-absorbed boomers stock up on gas masks
- Columnist Jeff German: It's hard to feel patriotic with no job
- Columnist Jon Ralston: New realities can't be ignored
- Columnist Thomas Friedman: It's time to make the bad guys afraid
- Columnist William Safire: Shaking off the gloom, doom of Sept. 11
- Columnist Susan Snyder: What is normal going to be like?
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Many questions arise
- Aladdin bankruptcy filing the biggest in memory
Thursday, Sept. 27
- Aladdin stakeholder seen as takeover target
- New hotel-casino gets gaming OK
- Caesars sued by union over bootleg recordings
- Hard Rock GM out
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Forbes sees bout as pivotal
- LV occupancy rising, rates remain depressed
- Billions in Strip debt may be downgraded
- Terror delays work on gaming issues
- Cool hand Luke
- State likely to run youth prison
- Veterans home gets new target date
- ACLU prods Metro to delete records
- HMO complains state plan unfair
- Metro officer in fair condition
- Culinary offers to cut hours
- Wal-Mart fires back at Vegas union organizers
- Reliant buys generator
- Jobless claims hit 9-year high
- Some curbside baggage check-in is back
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Paterno deserves better
- State urged to run youth prison
- Speedway to trim jobs
- School district website revised
- City updates disaster plans
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Young hunter's story touches your heart
- Obituaries for September 27, 2001
- NHP told to inspect all trucks carrying hazardous materials
- Landreth to head Metro Office of Policy and Planning
- HMO complains state plan is unfair
- Guinn to talk about economy
- Guard units won't help with Hoover Dam security
- Mayor gives 'buy Vegas' message to nation
- Corrections
- Military to get reduced rates on mortgages
- Nevada military bases unlikely to face closures
- Local news briefs for September 27, 2001
- Nation looks to Las Vegas for normalcy after attack
- Terrorism doesn't deter city's zeal for high rises
- Valley's Afghan community falls on hard times
- Hopkins likely to fight dirty against Trinidad
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Tourism industry fights back
- Wednesday's prep results
- Smoot new volunteer assistant for Rebels
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: George Marnell now hungry for another win
- Prep football picks: Durango should stay perfect, dominate Gorman
- LV union tries getting workers back on the job
- Eliminating deja vu
- Catching up with: Ashlei Pendleton
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Quintin Jones and Whitney Welch
- Prep girls tennis standings
- Prep boys tennis standings
- Prep girls golf standings
- Prep boys soccer standings
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Prep football standings
- Pledging Allegiance
- Nevada Guard trucks rolling in Egypt
- Letter: Radicals as bad as terrorists
- Letter: There is no time for peace now
- Letter: Give children chance to give to relief effort
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Atoning for past sins
- Editorial: Let's resist the urge to act rashly
- Editorial: One more reason to end nuke dump
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Patriotism should be permanent
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Agassi fund-raiser back in the spotlight
- Community news briefs for September 27, 2001
- Auto racing schedules, winners and points standings
- Europeans learn about oval racing
- Trading paint, punches becoming more common
- Drivers cold to New Hampshire date
Wednesday, Sept. 26
- Corrections
- Clarification
- Wal-Mart union drive heats up
- Icahn firm cuts 460 positions in Las Vegas
- Canadian firm to buy Regent
- Attacks renew interest in Amtrak service for Vegas
- Venetian discloses layoffs, notes rebound
- Guinn: State has $500 mil. in trust for those left jobless
- Hefner waiting for Las Vegas casino deal
- Legislative panel puts funding for state college on hold
- Political leaders address economy
- FBI list of terror suspects circulated at motels
- Nellis Predator squadron stands by
- August counts up 5.2%
- Lost profit claim dismissed
- Warner Bros. closing LV store
- Local Jews prepare for Yom Kippur
- Traffic computer model gives grim picture of future
- Economic woes could hit schools
- Marijuana measures, other new laws ready to take effect
- Juice bar workers give tips to charity
- Majors in arts are favorites at UNLV
- Local news briefs for September 26, 2001
- Nevada team leaves for NY
- UNR publicist joins Guinn
- Majors in arts favorites at UNLV
- Obituaries for September 26, 2001
- Nevada lawmakers: Nuke transport trucks would be inviting targets
- Editorial: Folly of term limits found in New York
- Letter: Americans will overcome
- Letter: Train service alive and well
- Letter: Vision of bliss for terrorists was mistaken
- World Trade Center victim list
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Salesman and Budget Man form dynamic duo
- Editorial: Questions linger on economy
- A History of Howard
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Silent auction benefits Red Cross efforts
- Community news briefs for September 26, 2001
- Jaycees prepare for opening of state fair
- New low-income housing celebrated
- UNLV Calendar
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: No answers for changes at Nordstrom
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Palms pilot seeking out Hef
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Soccer: Rebels' Hernandez Player of the week
- Sunia's return lights a fire under Rebels
- Savvy wine buys: Edna Valley '99 Pinot Noir
- Columnist Jeff Haney: 'Rogue' lines out there, but not easy to find
- Vending machines offer variety
- Tuesday's prep results
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: De Ferran's first win of year helps lift dark cloud
- Columnist Victoria Sun: UNLV improves grade in chemistry department
- QB has grabbed the spotlight at BYU
- Columnist Peter Benton: PGA Tour board announces changes
- Columnist Steve Addy: Rebels, NCAA may soon coexist
Tuesday, Sept. 25
- Leno will give free Las Vegas show on Saturday
- McCarran says it's safe
- Hilton delays major project in Las Vegas
- West gets life for killing mother, storing remains
- Guinn weighs state's economic options
- A peek at future traffic
- Five new eateries planned for city
- Farmers' market feeling pinch of fees paid to city
- Charities target downturn victims
- Local news briefs for September 25, 2001
- Security less severe at private terminals
- Two Nevada Guard units told to be ready
- Song written to help attack victims
- Monday's prep results
- Investigator reconstructing parking garage accident
- LV slot maker sued by competitor
- Schwarzenegger sues to terminate slot machine plan
- $1 billion gaming merger subject to renegotiation
- Worker killed at casino job site
- Court approves suit settlement
- Terrorism hurts Las Vegas convention company's profits
- Banks move against Aladdin
- Gaming conferences remain on schedule
- Senior Classic nixed for '02
- Driscoll, Quinney earn spots in LV's Invensys Classic
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: JT simply overrated by Sega
- Security stepped up at Sam Boyd Stadium
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Mayfield's lap belt damaged during Dover race
- Letter: Drugs destroy lives every day
- Letter: Goodman has priorities askew
- Letter: Falwell's bigoted words deserve to be ignored
- UNLV Sports Calendar
- Editorial: New step in war on terrorism
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Invensys Shootout results
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Editorial: Generosity's spirit may be tapped again
- Community news briefs from September 25, 2001
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Ali embodies Islam
- Obituaries for September 25, 2001
- Local mosques to hold seminars on Islam
- Friends for Life
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Wynns revved up for Le Reve
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Caught in the web of banned books
- Canadian hotel operator buying bankrupt Vegas hotel-casino
Monday, Sept. 24
- Metro will begin purging expired work card records
- Overseer of auditors to step down
- Company says it will meet expectations for quarter
- Venetian weighs options, Mandalay center delayed
- Las Vegas hotel-casino issues rebound
- Workers injured as form collapses
- Mall business slumps after attacks, retailers ready for slow holiday season
- National chairman tries to rally the airline industry
- Goeglein out as CEO
- Maloofs, Station move ahead with plans to open casinos
- LV casinos start coming back to life
- Leading indicators fell before terror attacks
- Oil production likely to remain stable
- UNLV analysis: Slow start proved disastrous for Rebels
- Recent gaming industry promotions and appointments
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Drive to Tucson was eye-opener
- Attack victims' memorial built at Red Rock Canyon
- Winless Rebels look to find form in MWC
- Soccer: UNLV men surprise fifth-ranked UConn
- Obituaries for September 24, 2001
- Mini-win
- Guardsmen eat cake in benefit
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Pincay helps provide therapy for racing fans
- Recent appointments and promotions
- Durango outmuscles Desert Pines; Palo Verde rallies to win wild one
- Marnell picks up NHRA victory
- Operator of privatized youth prison calls it quits
- Inmate uprising, other woes tied to prison mismanagement
- Yucca law firm remains silent on conflict probe
- Unemployment office prepares for claims crush
- News briefs for September 24, 2001
- Prep schedule
- Ethnic minorities honor victims
- NHRA Winston-AutoZone Nationals
- NASCAR Winston Cup MBNA 400
- Letter: Falwell should be 'born again'
- Letter: Slaying poor Afghans wrong
- Birth announcements for September 24, 2001
- Hikers can learn about bighorn sheep
- Editorial: A sorry setting for juveniles
- Letter: Passengers could not have known their fate
- Trends for September 24, 2001
- A vast cover-up: Tattoos not as permanent as they used to be
Friday, Sept. 21
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: NFL still left with a Super problem
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Coronado's addition OK with Chaparral
- Aladdin discloses possibility of closure
- Volleyball: UNLV posts victory in conference opener
- Southwest weighing options
- LV insurer's stock pounded
- Big LV builder's profit improves
- Government helped diffuse reaction against LV Arab-American businesses
- Trial set for family in military theft case
- Valley's growth threatened
- Slot revenue breaks record
- Travel woes disrupt Gaming Commission business
- Reno loses seven flights
- Minority concerns holding up lottery contract
- Terror causes golf show to cancel on Las Vegas
- Las Vegas students reach out to school near crash
- FBI, Metro canvass Vegas motels
- Events, organizations raise funds for victims
- Guinn declares no tolerance for discrimination
- Correction
- Rebels must solve puzzling defense
- Pearl Harbor survivors compare attacks
- Plea agreement made in fatal shooting at Harrah's
- Hearings set on Yucca
- Kings plan to honor fallen friends
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Peaceful weekend is crucial
- Mayor urges casinos to delay layoffs
- News briefs for September 21, 2001
- UNLV panel weighs in on terror topic
- Obituaries for September 21, 2001
- Williams fails to file expense report; fine remains unpaid
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Drivers are always aware of great risks
- Thomas, Mack gift to fund legal clinic
- $3.9 million grant to help school police grow
- July taxable sales up for Nevada
- Judge calls for new trial in sex assault case
- Metro zeroes in on downtown crime
- Court briefs for September 21, 2001
- Task force set to curb problem of school bullies
- Metro Police honor officers' heroism
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Tragedy reminds us football is never a matter of life or death
- Editorial: Terrorism renews fears of nuke waste
- Editorial: Airport security too weak
- Letter: Muslim leaders must condemn terrorists' belief
- Letter: Nuke solutions are out there
- Letter: No amnesty for lawbreakers
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Needed: New game plans
- Nevadans laud president's speech
- Residents in northwest review plans for beltway
- Racial profiling survey delayed
- Start of under-funded program nears
- Blaze destroys 5 unfinished houses
- Fate of fire chief in doubt
- Subject matter takes play to the extreme
- Artists celebrate Hispanic heritage at festival
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Sun Spots bring back memories at Plaza lounge
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Following is a psychic reading
- 'Les Miserables' a stellar show at Aladdin
- Noteworthy Cause
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Spirit of Piero's continues to thrive
- Datebook
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Guggenheim party scaled back
- Firefighters' fitness program receives federal grant
- Columnist Joe Delaney: 'Joke Man' Martling returns to Top of the Riv
- Community news briefs for September 21, 2001
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Lessons from Gulf War
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Liberty should not be victim of attacks
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Nation can never return to normal
- Editorial: Bush's message was clear
- Analysis: A firm call to arms
- Columnist Frank Rich: America won't be fighting a sanitized, Hollywood war
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Las Vegas economy in a world of hurt
- Columnist Thomas Friedman: U.S. has many allies throughout the Muslim world
- Letter: Putting blame in wrong place
- Letter: Freedom comes with a price
- Letter: Americans must have courage to keep flying
- Letter: Stop terrorists' flow of cash
- Letter: Put an end to terror forever
- Letter: Much too quick to condemn
- Letter: Innocents have nothing to hide
- Letter: Hit Afghanistan in its wallet
- Letter: Don't let this stop economy
- Letter: Put God ahead of everything
- Letter: Let's maintain focus on victims
- Letter: Give up useless war on drugs
- Letter: These guys are not Christians
- Letter: Gung ho guy disgusts reader
- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Americans must get used to inconvenience for safety
- Junior League boutique won't repeat
Thursday, Sept. 20
- Vargas walks out on media
- UNLV's dean of business planning to expand school
- Panel against cutting resort rates
- County proposes guidelines for Russell Road businesses
- Park Place pledges money to NY agencies
- Nevada senators tour N.Y. site
- Charities hope locals won't be left out
- Obituaries for September 20, 2001
- LVCVA alters ad campaigns
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Manfredy says he will be ready for Diaz
- Continued blood donations urged
- Bush proposes aid for airlines
- Future of Strip is unclear
- MGM MIRAGE gets Internet gambling license for Isle of Man
- Gamblers nervous as business slows in AC
- Slowdown felt from one end of Strip to the other
- Counting method developed
- Las Vegas-area development still seems to be on track
- Commissioners approve two casino projects
- Prep football standings
- Terror suspects may have visited Las Vegas
- Cuts hit LV taxi, baggage firms
- Kroger profit up 23 percent
- Vegas air tour traffic plunges 50 percent
- General aviation, flight schools hammered by shutdown
- Emergency officials focus training on biological, chemical attacks
- Nevada home insurer seeks higher rates
- Charities confident funds will end up in right hands
- Residents buying ammo, survival supplies
- Prep boys tennis standings
- Boys prep soccer standings
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- It was an agonizing wait: WTC worker finally gets through to his children in Las Vegas
- Girls prep volleyball standings
- Girls prep golf standings
- Union to take firing of nurses to state
- School district expected to remain sixth largest
- Girls prep tennis standings
- Memorial planned at Red Rock
- FBI checked flight school students
- News briefs for September 20, 2001
- Patient kept sex evidence
- Land to be sold for low-income complex
- Life returning to normal for UNLV students
- Battle of unbeatens
- Prep football picks: Falcons star Ford to boost Foothill again
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Stripers biting in Las Vegas Bay
- Catching up with Vanesha Bailey
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Grady Thomas and Janell Gibson
- College tennis stars to play in LV event
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Let's take break from trash talk
- Team has few jitters about flying
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Bass fishing events canceled
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Funny Car's Epler: Taking week off right thing to do
- Vendors told to compromise at youth games in city parks
- Salvation Army to close one shelter
- Homeless funds placed on hold
- Las Vegas council briefs
- Salt Lake boot campaign beats LV firefighters
- Three life sentences to Dozier
- Letter: Get the trains back on track
- Letter: Too bad Amtrak is a thing of past
- Letter: Remarks evil, irresponsible
- Letter: Falwell's words engender hatred
- Letter: America coming after its enemies
- Letter: Writer should be ashamed
- Letter: Walk a mile in their shoes
- Letter: Easy to judge from a distance
- Letter: Time to come to aid of country
- Letter: Real-life tear on Statue of Liberty is appropriate
- Letter: Better if events not canceled
- Letter: Comparing explosions
- Letter: Not the time to slam president
- Letter: News coverage is appreciated
- Letter: No sympathy for casinos
- Letter: Many kinds of extremists
- Letter: Don't judge passengers
- Letter: U.S. must rub out mindset of terrorists
- Community briefs for September 20, 2001
- National Guard transportation company leaves for Egypt
- Columnist Joe Delaney: National tragedy hits home in Las Vegas, too
- Editorial: Keep local economy strong
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Ignorance that kills
- Focal Point: Rogers makes creative statement with photo exhibit
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: It is time to heal the wounds
Wednesday, Sept. 19
- Test Site proposed as anti-terrorism training school
- Texas hotelier joins Regent bidding
- Hundreds of casino workers laid off
- U.S. companies recovering from computer attack
- Las Vegas concrete, quarry operation sold for $24 million
- America West called close to bankruptcy
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Local golf courses lose revenue after attacks
- Governor seeks cuts in budget
- Resident input sought on library
- Fire station gets reprieve, may open six months early
- Preservation district delayed
- Man, 29, admits to killings of mom, stepdad
- Religious fervor joining church, state across land
- Freshly dug hole found in Binion's back yard
- Touring psychiatrist may free up beds in local ERs
- Vegas wedding industry shaken by cancellations after terrorist strikes
- Horseshoe to complete ADA modifications by July
- August gambling win increased slightly
- Rebel women finish last in inaugural event
- Internet travel sellers hit hard
- Inline hockey: Event starts Thursday at the Crystal Palace
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: All 11 teams expected for F1 U.S. Grand Prix
- County skeptical of northwest plan
- County briefs for September 19, 2001
- Columnist Peter Benton: McNamara-Manz team wins LVCC event
- News briefs for September 19, 2001
- Reid seeks delay of Yucca hearings
- EPA official won't weigh in on radiation
- 'I think about him every day'
- Columnist Jeff Haney: NFL analyst faces challenging weekend
- Attack briefs for September 19, 2001
- Rebel coach almost leapt to Wildcats
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Break gives Rebels chance to regroup
- Emergency equipment protected
- TV station sets goal of $1 million
- Meeting set to counteract backlash
- Correction
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Guinn must deal with worsening economy
- LV moves ahead with museum plan
- Woman testifies in mental health case
- Obituaries for September 19, 2001
- Greece is the word: Greek Food Festival returns to St. John's
- Community briefs for September 19, 2001
- Letter: President doing a good job
- Letter: Cameras would improve security
- Letter: We can no longer afford to be kept in the dark
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Be prepared for travel troubles
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Fashions take center stage at ballet luncheon
- Editorial: Religious zealotry, U.S. style
Tuesday, Sept. 18
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Let's get back to work
- Local officials to DOE: Delay Yucca hearings
- Program targets homeless youths
- City rethinks auto dealer ordinance
- Meadows students raise $10,000
- Nuke waste loads on hold
- Attack briefs
- Congress forced to shift priorities
- Lake Mead is unlikely target for biological contamination
- More LV meetings canceled, postponed
- Terrorism may hurt Comdex
- Officer demands retraction from lawmaker
- LV firm reaches AOL agreement
- New computer virus attacks
- Las Vegas awaits seafood shipments
- Lawyers fearing backlash against clients
- Diabetics face new problem at airport
- White House vows to push aid package
- Workforce cuts under way
- Louisiana postpones tourism ads -- casino business may suffer
- Vegas visitor count fell in July
- Gaming stock selloff continues
- Officials: Interest still high in bankrupt casinos
- Slowdown may force banks to move against Aladdin
- Confession doesn't sway jurors
- Inmate hit with $13 million judgment
- Court briefs for September 18, 2001
- County taking cautious look at capital projects
- Mortgage broker guilty in LV scam
- News briefs for September 18, 2001
- Review: How to become invisible
- Finn leaving post as spokesman for Guinn
- New hospital taking shape in out-of-town construction
- BLM sale will aid Mesquite growth
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS may change starting date of ticket sales
- Rebels shut out Southern Utah
- UNLV women last in first tournament
- Rebels look to RB Croom for scouting report
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Muhammad devastated by tragedies
- Mason Rudolph Championship women's college golf tournament results
- Monday's prep results
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Schedule debate makes owners look selfish
- Head coaching change shocks Cheyenne football team
- Firefighters, cops salute N.Y. victims
- Altered airport parking said to be fair to drivers
- Officials warn against committing hate crimes
- Letter: Secret sellers are turncoats
- Letter: Reno mine plan must be stopped
- Letter: Social Security unfairly taxes middle class
- Immunization schedule for September 18, 2001
- Pappas, wrestler, artist dies
- Obituaries for September 18, 2001
- Editorial: America gets back on track
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Hotels, salons heavy with handouts
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Victory lies in return to normal
- Community briefs for September 18, 2001
- Museum honors LV attorney Di Palma
- Judd, pioneer LDS leader in Southern Nevada, dies
Monday, Sept. 17
- LV casinos look at layoffs
- LV families share loss of sons in WTC tower
- Pedestrian bridge proposal heads to County Commission
- Pharmacy college backs out of deal
- Police arrest son of couple found dead in their home
- Vegas loses one London flight
- Airport visitors stuck with higher parking fees
- Nellis urges visitors to plan fewer trips to base
- Religious leaders pray for peace
- Report: Three firms to receive Internet gambling licenses
- No new dates set for Yucca hearings
- Assemblywoman says she watched police beat man
- Obituaries for September 17, 2001
- State employees face higher health insurance costs
- Attacks have many asking 'Is this the end'
- Attacks alter celebration of holiday for local Jews
- National cuts workforce, reduces operations 20%
- Strip quiet enough to hear a cricket chirp
- Business briefs for September 17, 2001
- Tourism officials to focus on Calif. visitors
- Many items confiscated at airport
- Guardsmen have new sense of purpose
- States alerted to virus threat
- Feds boosting efforts to catch money launderers
- Jury sides with man in suit
- October event canceled
- Fast start has Chaparral 'cautious'
- Friday's results
- Rebels' Wilson inspired by return to Tucson
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ibeabuchi case heads toward trial
- Gaming, airline stocks fall
- Singer Cherry to say goodbye to son lost at Trade Center
- Memorial planned at Red Rock Canyon
- Vigil replaces party on Mexican Independence Day
- Students see terrorism, war changing their generation
- Letter: Go after real water wasters
- Letter: Grand day to honor our elders
- Letter: Fox trying to shirk burden of lawbreakers
- Art of Marta: Death Valley artist displays works at Las Vegas Art Museum
- Editorial: Ensuring eateries are clean
- Birth announcements for September 17, 2001
- Southern Nevadans open their hearts in many ways
Saturday, Sept. 15
- Guest Columnist William Safire: Terrorists had too much information on president
- Guest Editorial from the New York Times: New Yorkers muster necessary courage
- Guest Columnist Michael R. Gordon: If war is ahead, U.S. must change strategy
- Guest Columnist Paul Krugman: Economic aftershocks don't have to be major ones
- Guest columnist Thomas L. Friedman: Coming war will demand our best
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Resolve to move on
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Feeling of nothingness overwhelmed by emotion
- Is waiting period needed?
- Letter: Please don't prejudge group
- Letter: Americans live in a new world
- Letter: Tragedy serves to warn nations
- Letter: Divine guidance to help us cope
- Letter: Passengers are real culprits
- Letter: Seal the borders; send U.N. away
- Letter: What if Yucca had been hit?
- Letter: Sanction the sympathizers
- Letter: No species more evil than man
- Letter: Finding peace through faith
- Letter: Hatred masked as devotion
- Letter: Cockpits should be more secure
- Letter: Act demands retaliation
- Letter: U.S. continues to be model of hope for world
- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: It's now our turn to hunt them
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Attack prevents chance to say goodbye to sister
- Columnist Susan Snyder: There are no words to describe the grief
Friday, Sept. 14
- Southwest resumes service in Las Vegas
- Vegas casinos face plunging room rates
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Pubs around Vegas are getting their Irish up
- LV man set for hard task
- State nursing home grades in need of improvement
- Two School District regions altering parent conferences
- Companies work to lay data lines
- Corporations step in to help with donations of cash, goods, services
- Terror strikes prompt LV conference cancellations
- American industrial production falls again
- Big Australian airline grounded
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Shutdown has to be accepted
- Henderson woman mourns loss of pilot
- Local businessman turns into art advocate
- Observance of tragedy planned by casinos
- LV businessman has tough trip home from N.Y.
- Religious leaders to unite Sunday
- More interested in joining Army
- Early arrival warning startles air passengers
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: NASCAR makes right call in postponing race
- Sales of Old Glory are not flagging
- Poll: Older citizens feel safe from attack
- Switch to rail travel doesn't pay for stranded air passengers
- Creditor wants court to stop payments to hotel's owners
- Rumors, fears mark nation's capital
- NCAA OKs waiver; Turner cleared to join Rebels
- Warnings issued over donations to fake charities
- Obituaries for September 14, 2001
- Thunderbirds resume practice
- County distributes gambling proceeds
- Las Vegas businesses open wallets for victims
- Nev. lawmakers ready to assault world's terrorism
- Board recommends approval of slot route
- State probes pinball machine
- Casino sues over cancelled Laughlin air service
- Road Work
- Local stadium security issues to be reviewed
- Sports books idled by terrorist attacks
- Rebel players not surprised at football game postponement
- Dark weekend
- Columnist Susan Snyder: CowParade is udderly fascinating
- Datebook
- Several performers cancel Las Vegas shows
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Prep sports to carry on with schedule
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Stars facing difficult decisions
- Power outage hits 5,000
- Nolan making bid for Senate
- Home sales may be hurt
- Bagpipes at UNLV play tribute to terrorists' victims
- Acerbic Mustaine explains Megadeth's metal issues
- Local officials, homeless gather at daylong summit
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Bellagio chef MacPherson cooks up a fine celebration
- Officials check out electric auto during energy fair
- Friday's football schedule
- Court rejects appeal
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Rising above sadness
- Marion holds camp at Foothill High School
- Two UNLV women get national rankings
- UNLV golf team ranked 13th
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Luft, Rickles are a dynamic duo at Stardust
- Editorial: UNLV must change strategy to advance
- Editorial: Strengthen nursing home rules
- Letter: Get facts on Clinton straight
- Letter: Capital gains? Not under Bush
- Letter: Fox should take care of his own people
- Greenwood relives harrowing moments of Gulf War
- Community news briefs for September 14, 2001
- City fills schedule with artistic offerings
- Nevada Ballet Theatre gears up for park performance
- LaFong show offers 'a tour de force' at Bourbon Street
- Sharing the Taste of Vegas: Food bank can benefit from gourmet festival
- Kids pick up some KOINS with the trash
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Resolve to move on
- Editorial: Turning tables on terrorists
Thursday, Sept. 13
- Prep football standings
- Las Vegas area fishing report: Bass biting at Lake Mead
- American Airlines flight attendant called mom in LV
- Chance for paybacks
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ex-sparring partner looks to KO Vargas
- Prep football picks: Bishop Gorman to greet ex-coach with loss
- Girls prep golf standings
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Prep boys soccer standings
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10
- Boys prep tennis standings
- Cabbies honor victims
- Girls prep tennis standings
- New Hampshire 300
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Texas Speedway going ahead with IRL, truck races
- McCarran Airport reopens today
- Stranded or scared, LV tourists buy cars and head for home
- Faculty, students mourn loss of Palo Verde teacher
- Israeli psychologist: U.S. must deal with vulnerability
- Post traumatic stress a concern across country
- Catching up with: Krista Gronert
- Businesses disrupted by airport closure
- Reservations urged for those wanting to donate blood
- Las Vegans gather for patriotic rally
- Air base returning to normal
- Terrorism reaches deep into minds of children
- Tourists line up at bus station
- Local dentist may help with IDs
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Antione White, Dana Cortez and McKenna Ford
- Performers unite in aftermath
- Prep football games to be played on Friday
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Hunters often get a bad rap
- UNLV football called off
- Columnist: UNLV, CSU are right to wait
- Conference postponed
- Central bank pumps $50 billion into European market
- Flight bookings on Internet suspended
- Investors seek security as bond market reopens
- Gibbons' piloting experience gives him insight
- Developer honored
- Terrorist strikes cast pall over Las Vegas economy
- Henderson baggage handling company hurt by FAA directive
- Australian airline in bankruptcy
- Jobless claim numbers continue to climb
- Palms gains approval of Gaming Control Board
- Court vacates judgment against Omaha tribe
- Woman gets probation for stealing lottery ticket
- Leader vows to preserve Indian gambling
- Tour boat wants to sail gambling cruises
- Court backs stay of prostitution prosecutions
- Obituaries for September 13, 2001
- McFarlane named interim dean of medical school
- Laborer lands $25,000 Rudin reward
- Court briefs for September 13, 2001
- Alcohol-sales cases overturned
- Metro officer fired under truthfulness policy
- Savings expected in school regions
- Helping low-income students priority in college reform
- Guinn eyes homeless forum
- Appeals court revives lawsuit against BLM
- Amtrak train crashes into freight train in Northern Nevada
- Airports reopen under tight security; delays expected
- Letter: DOE doesn't keep promises
- Letter: Bush, like dad, likely to fail
- Letter: Nevada Power caters to business while we pay
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Our mettle is tested
- Editorial: Vegas shows heart during trying time
- Editorial: Tragedy hits close to home
- New builder picked for veterans home
- Bit of the bubbly: Former Lawrence Welk champagne lady recalls band leader
- Judge to rule on suit over car dealerships
- Nevada National Guard unit to join maneuvers in Egypt
- Community briefs for September 13, 2001
- 2002 commission race shapes up as a hot one
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Entertainment abounds at ethnic festivals
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Fix was in at Yucca hearing
- Game cancellations leave Nevada sports books empty-handed
- NASCAR postpones race until November
- Drivers react to NASCAR decision to cancel race
- NASCAR trucks, IRL races postponed at Texas Motor Speedway
- CART makes it official; German 500 will go ahead Saturday
Wednesday, Sept. 12
- McCarran opening delayed indefinitely
- Dam opens to traffic; visitors' center closed
- Local teacher was on Pentagon plane
- Reid calls on Bush to appoint counter-terrorism czar
- Columnist Jeff Haney: An 'eerie' and 'somber' day in sports books
- Special teams a major concern for Robinson, struggling Rebels
- Local Muslims wary of being stereotyped
- Cautious local governments open for business
- Green Town Hall will review energy groups
- LV gamblers re-evaluate their plans
- Halt called to state pension-pay policy
- Mostly business as usual on Strip
- Date of 9-11 will forever serve as wakeup call
- McCarran prepares to return to normal
- Police: No credible threats found to Las Vegas Valley
- Hush falls on McCarran with air traffic grounded
- Sports world on hold
- Local security briefs
- UNLV-CSU still up in air; prep games go on
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sanctuary of sports is violated
- Columnist Victoria Sun: Partners sink consecutive aces
- Sites jammed following attacks
- Las Vegas broadcast ads pulled
- Costs will be staggering
- Tribes competing for limited gaming market
- Judge approves sale of casino ship to pay debts
- Decision near on last casino license
- Locals crowd gas stations in fear of shortage
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: NHRA calls off races; other series may do likewise
- Patriotism flows with LV blood
- Attacks could push teetering economy into recession
- John Robinson radio show is canceled
- Columnist Peter Benton: Overseeding good for the long term
- Many LV workers sent home to be with families
- Fake licensing decals found
- Firm lays off 1,000 people
- Travelers remain stranded in Las Vegas
- Many AC gamblers stranded
- Eyes turned upward as people search for solace
- UNLV students search for answers in wake of terrorist attacks
- Nellis Air Force Base remains on high alert
- Nevada lawmakers join the call for swift action
- Former state controller, senator McGowan dies at 93
- Obituaries for September 12, 2001
- Talk of attacks fills hallways, classrooms at local schools
- Popular drink still fits to a tea
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Automated checkouts imperfect
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Most rise to occasion on devastating day
- Letter: Keep open mind on death penalty
- Letter: Take a stand on Yucca debate
- Letter: Government bound to put nuke waste here
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Tropical bash ushers in the intriguing Kahunaville
- Editorial: America must act decisively
- Green Valley student to join JASON Project
- Community briefs for September 12, 2001
- A little Italy: San Gennaro Feast offers Italian food treats galore
- Las Vegas stores see run on flags, gas masks
- Air travel trouble postpones Hawaii-Nevada football
- Airports closed, Air Races in jeopardy
- Air service disruption causes cancellations along Vegas Strip
- Hoover Dam reopens to cars; airports still closed in Nevada
Tuesday, Sept. 11
- Nevada lawmakers safe in D.C.
- Class reunion: Zoll, CSU's Busch reunite
- McCarran closure strands hundreds
- Professor: Attacks were no surprise
- Hoover Dam closed after attacks
- Nellis placed on alert
- Nevada agencies are put on alert
- Strip casinos remain in operation, but on alert
- Nevada casino win dropped in July
- Agency seeks to boost stamp price to 37 cents
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tough losses? Browns can't match UNLV
- Just remember this ... retaining information remains a challenge in today's society
- State: Mojave shouldn't carry sole mental health contract
- Skeptical scientists concerned about missing Yucca data
- Racial profiling reports come under criticism
- Obituaries for September 11, 2001
- Hospitals hurt by mental health system problems
- Israelis speak out at local forum
- BLM plans meetings on military land switch
- Rap lyrics key to appeal in slaying case
- Yucca chief warns of staffing cuts
- DOE calls off Yucca Mountain hearings
- UNLV basketball team's zero grad rate misleading
- Phase II: Second senior complex set to open
- Pagers to be used to find the missing
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Ratner declines chance to work in NFL
- LV slot player loses legal battle
- Immunization schedule for September 11, 2001
- Rush on for final takers of GED test
- Preferred bidder out
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Elliott more concerned with wins than milestones
- Correction
- Anchor subsidiary gets renewal on Delaware lottery contract
- Share repurchases are reauthorized
- Gunfire hits house of former slaying suspect
- Governor shifts his policy on gaming appointment
- Sports books anticipated Jordan's return
- Bankruptcies, gambling are linked in study
- UNLV graduation rates for athletes on the rise
- Community briefs for September 11, 2001
- Analysts wonder about Kmart's optimistic projections
- Bids coming in for cable system
- County audit probes public defender's office
- Letter: United Nations is anti-American
- Letter: Photos tell true story of racial hatred
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Attn: Mr. Abraham
- Editorial: Make nuke industry pay for its mistakes
- Editorial: Bus drivers must be well rested
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Forecast: Partly gullible
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Jackpot winner still having a ball
- Pupils, residents angry, frightened, confused
- Attacks prompt Vegas police to cancel National 911 Day ceremony
- Mayor: Country is irrevocably changed
- Attacks ground Reno Air Races
- Nevada goes on heightened alert after air attacks
- Entertainment on the Las Vegas Strip sees little disruption
- Timeline of Tuesday's attacks
Monday, Sept. 10
- Friday's football scores
- Taking shape: Retail development speeding up in Summerlin
- Texaco, Chevron merger gets OK
- Vegas gambling operators interested in European casino
- Firms cutting 6,000 jobs
- Water fight focuses on rural county
- Southern Nevada summer ceases to sizzle
- News briefs for September 10, 2001
- Court lifts suspension of LV lawyer
- State gets fed money for suicide studies
- Coroner studies cause of death of shoplifter
- Robbery suspect was second man shot by cop
- Mental health services for poor face cutbacks
- Tough test: Some Asian restaurants claim health inspectors are harder on them
- Nevada No. 2 in nation in ratio of males
- DI homeowner appeals Wynn casino resort plan
- MGM MIRAGE adopts Hispanic initiatives
- Gambling district proposed for Pennsylvania
- Rebels ready to open 'new' season
- Kansas big man commits to UNLV
- Centennial quickly grabbing attention
- Casino owner accused of trying to bribe mayor
- New kid on the block
- Dispute erupts over auction of Vegas hotel-casino
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Replacement refs seemed to do OK
- Arce, Wong claim beach titles
- Soccer: San Diego halts UNLV men's streak at three
- Letter: Adjust attitude on paying taxes
- Letter: Scientists are handcuffed by Bush decision
- Editorial: Bonus just for doing their job
- Obituaries for September 10, 2001
- Birth announcements for September 10, 2001
- Community briefs for September 10, 2001
- Trends for September 10, 2001
- Several tactics suggested to help reduce driver fatigue
Friday, Sept. 7
- U.S. Open notebook: Kafelnikov finally able to get the best of Kuerten
- Sprague wins truck race, takes series lead
- King & Queen tourney schedule and pairings
- Keller seeks plan to erase work card records
- Rental business wins restraining order against association
- Business briefs for September 7, 2001
- Recently filed Las Vegas-area business-related lawsuits
- Planners give thumbs down to Stratosphere thrill ride
- Toys R them: Inventors gather for chance to sell ideas to manufacturers
- UNLV moves up in rating by magazine
- Fox plans LV visit
- DOE lobbies for renewal of insurance plan
- Reworking of school district to top $5 mil.
- Reid calls for another Yucca hearing
- LV daily airline flight count increases slightly to 447
- LV firm optimistic about remaining on Nasdaq
- Nevada panel won't ease rules for travel agents
- Nevada households most nontraditional in nation
- Intel on target, Motorola cutting more jobs
- Jobless rate hits four-year high, manufacturers cut jobs
- UNLV benefactor explains reasons for pulling his gift
- Analysts cut Park Place estimates after Caesars shake-up
- Opening date moved up
- CFO sells $1.75 million in stock
- Rebels' Thomas has some catching up to do
- Vegas firms seek tax breaks
- Tennis' angry young man
- Toy consultant: Don't rely on safety labels
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: MWC off to horrible start
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: With every whistle, heads will turn
- Obituaries for September 7, 2001
- TV magnate joins Ethics Commission
- Death penalty foe to head panel
- County OKs pollution credits for road paving
- O'Donnell misses out on interim committees
- Lawmakers order audit of NDOT
- Arizona prep coach joins UNLV women
- Magician, musician team for library benefit shows
- Mahan nominated for federal judgeship
- Deal reached on malpractice insurance
- Corrections
- Goldwater won't run for House
- News briefs for September 7, 2001
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Robinson lays it on star player
- Columnist Paula DelGiudice: Hunting seasons have good start
- Community news briefs for September 7, 2001
- Nevada Earthquake Safety Council honors UNLV professor, reporter
- NASCAR trucks results
- Letter: Downturn not Bush's fault
- Busch qualifying results
- Letter: President never intended to keep promises
- Editorial: Friendship could pay dividends
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Forfeits abound in local high school sports
- Editorial: Second-hand smoke study a healthy sign
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Petting the monster
- Las Vegas area fishing report
- Bikers, skateboarders showcased at local event
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Williams hoping to recapture blues magic
- Veteran performers take to the stage in 'Viva Oy Vegas'
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser ready to make jump to Team Rahal
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Noodle 2000 features Vietnamese fare
- 'Superstars' do super job at Stratosphere
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Rickles, a must-see comedy legend, at Stardust
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Contest suits us just fine
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Spears has the need for Speed
- Ain't it Rich?
- Talented Hernandez has mariachi in his blood
- Bus crashes sound wake-up call
- Painkiller becomes legal drug of choice
- Tactics suggested for drivers
- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Cheap not a good solution for educators
- Where I Stand -- Classic Hank: Baseball has always been America's game
- Editorial: Nightmare is courtesy of the DOE
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Politics takes back seat for a spell
- Letter: DOE ignores opponents at Yucca hearing
- Letter: Bush is ignorant on immigration
- We Still Like Mike
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Valley is no place to hunt doves
- Columnist Jeff German: Abraham provokes wrath of Nevadans
- Columnist Sandy Thompson: Exchange center to make children feel safer
- Columnist Kate Maddox: Has 'Storm' finally run its course?
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: New Hoffa with old deal
Thursday, Sept. 6
- Anthem Country Club hires Huddleston
- U.S. Open Notebook: Rejuvenated Safin surges into semis
- Agassi falls in N.Y. marathon
- Nude club revenue to fund research
- Resident settles house conflict
- Work cards no longer required for maids
- News briefs for September 6, 2001
- District looks for solutions as students jam onto buses
- Settlement made in suit
- Shot through windshield disarms robbery suspect
- Residents vow fight against zoning change
- Insurance meetings set for school staff
- Lincoln County moves to keep its water
- Spring Valley school approved
- Locals rip DOE hearing
- Gabelli: Southwest Gas should settle suits
- Casino smoke's effect on dealers studied
- Maxfield offers deal to rural homeowners
- Rebels, Wildcats are eager to move forward
- Law could deter psychiatrists from coming to state
- Park Place citizenship promoted by official
- $10 mil. mental health hospital to be dedicated
- Park Place casino spinoff dispute heard by Louisiana court
- Advances in medicines said to outweigh higher health expenses
- Workers face rising health insurance costs
- Harrah's in energy pacts in Nevada, two other states
- LV casino told to cooperate with auctioneer
- Hopkins: Felix has fear in eyes
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Promoter Goossen jumps back into the fray
- Themed restaurant closes
- Columnist Steve Addy: Spoonhour quietly going about work
- MGM MIRAGE disputes union claims
- Regal Cinemas filing for bankruptcy
- ATM, online banking affected by computer crash
- Prep Football Picks: Palo Verde's defense will prove to be difference
- Players exec to head up Caesars brand
- Catching up with: Vernon Fox
- Ready to Wing it
- Sun Athletes of the Week: Larry Patterson and Tamara Kualiakamoa
- NFL Injury Report
- DA tries to link West to shootings
- Dispute over mobile food vendors postponed
- Decision on temporary shelter delayed
- Las Vegas Council briefs
- Council OKs initial pact on 61 acres
- Supreme Court denounces judge's bad-genes comment
- Plea deal expected in youth-jail sex
- Suspect faces trial in slaying of woman
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Dixon leads Top Fuel race, but he's uncomfortable
- UNLV tennis, baseball, swim teams honored
- Sega Sports new title sponsor for LV Bowl
- Fontana shooting to keep crown
- Community briefs for September 6, 2001
- Maloof family to give UNLV $1 million donation
- Thunderbirds are 'Grrreat'
- Letter: Keep nuke waste where it's made
- Letter: Workers lose jobs to immigrants
- Letter: Incompetent Bush will ruin United States
- Editorial: Abraham's no-show is par for the course
- Editorial: Council commits a costly error
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A conference of racists
- Prep football standings
- Sun Statewide Prep Football Top 10 Poll
- Prep boys soccer standings
- Prep girls volleyball standings
- Prep boys tennis standings
- Prep girls golf standings
- Prep girls tennis standings
- Obituaries for September 6, 2001
- Columnist Joe Delaney: Comedy reigns supreme at local venues this weekend
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Group has time of its life
- Mural mural on the wall: Artists bringing faraway places to local homes, businesses
- Auto Racing Glance
- Auto racing schedule, winners and standings
- Earnhardt Glance
- Auto racing briefs for September 6, 2001
- Auto racing directory
- Alamo named to succeed Ghanem
Wednesday, Sept. 5
- Trash bag factory OK'd despite residents' protests
- Athletic club gets OK for cabaret
- Friar rallies homeless at Las Vegas City Hall
- Kenny calls for help for valley's homeless
- Remains may be missing woman
- Public urged to attend Yucca hearing
- County proposes funds to fight dump
- LV firm hit with refund lawsuit
- Olympics not generating much Las Vegas business
- Delay sought on desert development
- Medicare insurance plan to be offered
- Galleria mall expanding
- Obituaries for September 5, 2001
- Aladdin debt downgraded, LCI stock slumps
- Vineyards transformed into Polynesian casino resort
- Dining yacht says casinos ruined its business
- Metro braces for expunging of work cards
- County lifts moratorium on Quick Cares
- Berkley's optimism for peace in Mideast fades after recent visit
- Downed pilot was getting experience in A-10 fighter
- State poverty rate lower than nation
- Henderson council briefs
- Bush to nominate Reno attorney for fed post
- News briefs for September 5, 2001
- Copter engine may have malfunctioned
- Grant would help police talk kids out of gangs
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wolf Creek may be golf's toughest test
- Serena makes semis
- Electric atmosphere to greet Agassi-Sampras matchup
- Problem with witness leads to deal in sex case
- Gaming company seeks Hispanics in upper levels
- State charges 210 cats put to death by unlicensed veterinarian
- Anderson: The big 'Eau'
- Friday night football schedules to collide
- Editorial: Racism talks lure extremists
- Letter: Social Security is not a fund
- Letter: Hunters only part of equation
- Letter: Power rate increases are rubber-stamped
- Editorial: Just say no to dump for nuclear garbage
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: IRL champ Hornish looking forward to finale
- Music festival brings classics to the canyon
- Community briefs for September 5, 2001
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Energy is key topic for next year's campaigns
- Tuesday prep results
- Columnist Jeff Haney: Bettors should heed the 'Two Minute Warning'
- Former boxer Green dies at 76
- Hard Rock to host volleyball
- A primer on Vegas' best steaks
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Dentons celebrate quarter-century of wedded bliss
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Cruise the 'Net for travel deals
- Paloma: Picasso's daughter uses jewels as her medium
Tuesday, Sept. 4
- Lawsuit threatened as Yucca hearings near
- City to fund study on baseball team
- Air Force pilot ejects safely as jet crashes
- Camp Las Vegas buying Ice Garden
- Cox, Comcast pull out of Internet deal
- Hewlett-Packard buying Compaq for $25 billion
- Signs of economic turnaround seen
- Aladdin partners in rift
- Nuclear waste protesters hit the Strip
- Security workers drop union
- Station reinforcing Fiesta against Summerlin rivals
- Coverage initiated at 'buy'
- 51s' 2001 leaders
- News briefs for September 4, 2001
- Nevada, mountain states optimistic about economy
- U.S. National results
- Residents say rural label too late to do any good
- Mayor weighs run for attorney general
- Prep Schedule
- Discovery of artifacts halts road widening
- EPA: Ruling won't slow pollution rules
- Gay Colombian man seeks political asylum
- PCL box: Las Vegas-Portland
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Del Mar
- Trip ends too soon for Thompson twins
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 51s' dismal year comes to close
- Nero stung by death of Wheeler
- Agassi looks all white in victory
- 51s succumb to streaking Portland in PCL season finale
- MDA telethon raises record amount in Nevada
- Community briefs for September 4, 2001
- Immunization schedule for September 4, 2001
- Obituaries for September 4, 2001
- Editorial: Red Rock restrictions are overdue
- Letter: Expand nuke hearings
- Letter: Where is the justice?
- Letter: Waiting for bus too dangerous
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Problems for Congress
- Review: It's effects alive for Madonna at the MGM
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Small towns ready for garden party
- Making the grade: School report cards more parent-friendly