Thursday, Oct. 31
- Fashion Show ready to unveil expansion
- Albertsons shares drop after forecast
- Experts say Nevada economy building steam
- Mortgage company pushes AG campaign
- Ads may add something in translation
- Mayor to present new bobble-head
- Halloween used to warn of drunken-driving danger
- James paid Culinary Union's $21,000 bill for campaign help
- Wasted time main complaint of jurors
- Cause of crash of unmanned aircraft called human error
- Conway looking for new funding for National
- News briefs for Oct. 31, 2002
- Internet gaming ban still unlikely this year
- Casino changes owners
- Recycle those old pumpkins
- High court orders judgments reduced
- Finances improve for LV firm
- Profit flat for casino supplier
- Supplier reports decline
- Fans get early treat at annual jam
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Basketball just around the corner
- Respect among two warriors
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Olympian Williams steps up
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pro Stock champ has scare on plane
- Pitt requests investigation of his action on Webster
- LVMS changes truck race to Saturday
- IBM launches 'on demand' computing strategy for business
- Justice Department filing suit to block merger
- Growth slower than expected
- Former Tropicana exec, arts patron Saltz dies
- Obituaries for Oct. 31, 2002
- 'Cats, Jags set for showdown
- Sun Prep Athletes of the Week: Chat Martin, Allison Davis and Carrie Schofield
- Catching up with ... JAMIE VANMEETREN
- Third grade teacher wins $25,000 Milken award
- Rundle returned to face charges
- Defense: Man not impaired in crash that killed son
- Family of slain teen speak against sentence
- Palo Verde should lock up its playoff spot
- Nellis airmen decorated in war on terrorism
- Community briefs for Oct. 31, 2002
- Suit against Tuscany dismissed
- Letter: Voter interest is essential
- Letter: Cast a vote for freedom
- Letter: Minnesotan was one of the last real liberals
- Editorial: Stop warehousing mentally ill, drunks
- Editorial: Let nature decide site of wetland
- Wednesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Review: Enriching sounds of Yo-Yo Ma fill Ham Hall
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Women showing more clout
- High fashion: Mall expansion a true wonder
- (Re)Making History: Under new management, Huntridge Theatre set to reopen
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Not for gathering dust
Wednesday, Oct. 30
- 2,000 yards still in Haro's reach
- Cash flow, sales, costs, rise for Cox
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Cheever insists Scheckter still on his team
- Charges hurt Ameristar profits in third quarter
- Cash flow improves, Station stock jumps
- News briefs for Oct. 30, 2002
- '96 Super Bowl MVP faces Vegas bad check charges
- Topfer leaving board
- Mirage gambler faces charges
- Feds proposing new rules on 'pro forma' reporting
- Guaranteed Vegas lending volume up 25 percent
- Mandalay targets website operator
- Investor bails out, Vegas company scrambling for funds
- Aladdin sales proposal clears another obstacle
- Witnesses describe children's condition
- Homeless man charged in death of actor Smith
- Judges not immune to mudslinging
- Columnist Jeff German: Dark side of the power company
- Golf course ordered to submit runoff plan
- Sky guys: Air Force's nuke test weathermen kept watch in Pacific in '50s
- Ensign calls for more of county to be protected
- Theft of one cigarette leads to suicide
- Nevada Power spends $1.6 mil. in ballot fight
- Correction
- Obituaries for Oct. 30, 2002
- Four people bound in home invasions
- Maglev matter of billions
- Officer shoots 17-year-old in neck
- State not pursuing Walters
- Columnist Peter Benton: U.S.' Mickelson, Toms to play in World Cup
- Water Authority touts low interest on new bond issue
- Job description is regents' challenge
- Visitors to Israel see a people not beaten by terrorists
- Appeals court protects doctors who recommend use of marijuana
- JP weighs evidence in killing of driving instructor
- Judges' panel rejects guilty plea in murder of woman, 79
- Plan for mental patients approved
- Print, ID called weak evidence in 9-year-old's killing
- Ensign: More needed to halt malpractice crisis
- Columnist Dean Juipe: MWC coaches get chance to sound off
- Ex-UNLV star Sawyer out for the year
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Tuesday's prep results
- Letter: We can't afford senior drug plan
- Letter: Being labeled liberal not so bad
- Letter: Initiative is chance to avoid high power bills
- Editorial: A gamble that will need help
- Editorial: Lake Tahoe troubles no concern to Bush
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Just another fright night in Las Vegas
- Yo-Yo Ma still has hunger for music
- Hidden Heroes scholarships available
- Savvy wine buys: '01 Beringer White Zinfandel
- Community briefs for Oct. 30, 2002
- Channel 10 wins fund-raising honor
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Sazio's winemaker dinner offers delightful evening
Tuesday, Oct. 29
Monday, Oct. 28
- No more rain seen in LV's near future
- Two men killed today outside billiards room
- News briefs for Oct. 28, 2002
- Vegas resort in litigation over 'Colosseum' name
- U.S. to hear appeal on Connecticut Indians
- Discount ticket booth opening on the Strip
- Groundbreaking set for new Wynn project
- McDonald's opens first in-store LV restaurants
- WMS reports earnings drop
- PT Mining sold, may be expanded
- Hopefuls express dedication to job
- Victim of fatal shooting is identified
- State report urges healthier senior lifestyles
- Nevada Power, Water Authority tap bond market
- BLM sale could lead to 15,000 homes
- Yucca Mountain center of debate by candidates
- 84-year-old woman is rescued from house fire
- Golf course runoff cause for concern
- Reid backs proposed choice of Mondale
- Three wrap up titles on LVMS drag strip
- Marnell disappointed in showing at home
- Guest Columnist Larry Dixon: Muldowney helps Dixon to first championship
- Correction
- UNLV's Chong takes consolation bracket
- Rebel men cruise to easy win vs. Air Force
- Local sports calendar
- Accidents mark holiday weekend
- Alden issues public apology for remarks about Howard
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Series lacked excitement, TV viewers
- Study: Powerball estimates may be too high
- Rebels' defense worn out by SDSU
- Rebels fail to show up in crucial second half
- Prep Schedule
- Were you an hour early to work ?
- NHRA ACDelco Las Vegas Nationals
- Thompson family feels the impact of marijuana
- Nevada leader in wind-power push
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Strong fields made for great Breeders' Cup
- Family reaps benefit of win by Hart
- Letter: Bush shuns peace and our ethos
- Letter: Cuts would kill program for sick children
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Week has a lot in store for Las Vegas
- Editorial: Some cuts just aren't adding up
- Obituaries for Oct. 28, 2002
- Editorial: Bush doesn't really care about reforms
- Birth announcements for Oct. 28, 2002
- Community briefs for Oct. 28, 2002
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 28, 2002
- Tips for wearing contact lenses
- Trends for Oct. 28, 2002
- Lyin' eyes: Eye-catching costume contact lenses popular for Halloween
- Review: McCartney brings his trip back to the Strip
- Review: Pavarotti sings a fond farewell to Las Vegas
Sunday, Oct. 27
Friday, Oct. 25
- Children found safe after fatal shooting
- Regent calls black colleague 'orangutan'
- Wynn stock now trading
- Regulators weigh more testimony on work cards
- Sierra Design in agreements with Aristocrat, WMS
- Stratosphere names a chief executive
- Boyd, Aztar results differ in third quarter
- Pot initiative opponents plan rally at newspaper
- Ex-undersheriff backs Question 9
- Computer betting system OK'd
- Second director sells shares
- Details of casino plans unveiled
- Smoking ban hurts operator
- Hunt, Kenny engage in most heated exchange of campaign
- Columnist Jeff German: Slinging mud on the Internet
- Racists gaining ground at local schools
- School energy conservation pays off
- Nevada declared disaster area
- Goodman wants more say in developing of prime 61 acres
- Horses for all courses ready to run
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: CBS likes UNLV-WVA in San Francisco Bowl
- Columnist Dal DeFilippo: Saints finally cover -- the long and hard way
- Centennial stays unbeaten
- Prep Playoff Scenarios
- Sunset rolls at state tennis event
- DRI scientist named to U.N. expert panel studying deserts
- New bus route geared for seniors in northwest
- Thursday's prep results
- Prep football standings
- County islands to float away
- Black activists decry shooting of teenager
- Former trader pleads guilty in fraud case
- Columnist Dean Juipe: UNLV could use someone like Kazor
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- News briefs for Oct. 25, 2002
- Financial indicators mixed
- Automaker's credit rating cut
- Insurer's stock plunges
- Ex-councilman Hawkins to be honored for service
- Husband of murder victim hopes killer 'burns in hell'
- School police seek direct 911 link
- Arrest made in killing of 'Specks'
- Dolphins player dropped from lawsuit alleging rape
- Rebels recall Brisco
- UNLV women lose to Brigham Young
- UNLV's Moore picked for prestigious event
- LV's Agassi ousted from event in Russia
- Fast as he ever was
- The Crosby Show
- Obituaries for Oct. 25, 2002
- Racial profiling charged in corrections officer's suit
- Charges to stand in carjackings, two related deaths
- Political notebook: Campaign fliers become family affairs
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pedregon in hot pursuit of his boss
- Guest Columnist Larry Dixon: Quiet time key in loud sport
- School district wants to suspend former union head
- Gianopulos, head of prominent LV family, dies at 100
- Whistleblower's complaint rejected
- Killer pleads for leniency, must serve at least 32 years
- Bull riders hope to cash in on TV deal
- Wife indicted in man's slaying
- Symphony Orchestra of Mexico stops at Ham Hall
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Returns look good for Bally's team
- Performing arts for October 25, 2002
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Forward Motion trumpets its emotion on Sahara stage
- Different scene for Beatles in 1964
- McCartney tour offers a rare glimpse at rock history
- Onstage, Ozzy remains a hallow figure
- Datebook for October 25, 2002
- On Display for October 25, 2002
- Halloween happenings
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Plenty to do on Nevada Day
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Gourmet Shanken stirs wine, food aficionados
- Tribute group Fair Play leaves fans wanting more
- Columnist Susan Snyder: The glory is often in the fight
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Beauty' stands test of time
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- There's more than a ghost of a chance for Halloween danger
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Learning the hard way
- Editorial: Constable candidates receive endorsements
- Letter: Demonstrators are only free here
- Letter: Lumpectomy is a better choice
- Letter: Social Security recipients not getting their due
- Community briefs for Oct. 25, 2002
- Editorial: Family Court candidates are endorsed
- Fixing a taxing problem
- Campaign ads are accentuating the negative
- Analyst's program helps planners with projections
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Lame-duck Congress still has plenty left to do
- The tighter the race, the more likely the mudslinging
- Columnist Erin Neff: Question 2 is about creating a culture of discrimination
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Question 2: It's all about love, not hate
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Tear down this wall
- Letter: Bush creates uncertainty
- Letter: Question 9 is pointless
- Editorial: More than new policy is required
- Editorial: Tragic plane crash cost Nevada a friend
- Columnist Jeff German: Thompsons make best arguments against pot initiative
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Voicing support of Anderson
- Columnist Susan Snyder: We're not necessarily isolated
- Say Cheese
- Hyperbarics: Life-saving technology for divers to diabetics
- Club ferrets out kids who want to help critters
Thursday, Oct. 24
- FBI is ordered to turn over data on Tabish
- Man, 19, charged in murder of 'teacher, advocate'
- Board of Regents meetings cost $77,000 each
- News briefs for Oct. 24, 2002
- Director sells 100,000 shares
- County approves Indian pact
- Tribe closes bingo hall
- Le Reve finance package changing
- Stern warning issued on test problems
- Sheriff candidates proclaim no fear of being drug-tested
- Clark County taxable sales rise slightly
- Park Place numbers confirm LV rebound
- Feds arrest six in Vegas child predator sting
- Man's shooting of wife called mercy killing
- Bonds approved for LV housing
- Brown finding niche on Rebels' defense
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: It's a bull market for rodeo offshoot
- Bull riders hit LV looking for payday
- UNLV players ousted
- Mills to return to 51s
- San Diego prep star commits to Rebels
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Motorcycle leader looks forward to LV
- Panthers smell the roses
- Basic, GV battling for home playoff date
- Sun Prep Atletes of the Week: Corey Williams and Kelsey Johnson
- Catching up with ... ASHLEI PENDLETON
- Woman sues assisted care facility after husband's death
- Juvenile detention center filled beyond capacity
- Connecticut anticasino groups joining forces
- Fate of Tuscany development awaits judge's ruling on suit
- Budget finds relief as welfare rolls drop
- Firm restating some results
- Report: Microsoft faces new antitrust probe
- Health board budget shows cuts in programs
- Homeless policy group wants to boost status
- No plans in works to expand air station
- War on terrorism raises library-privacy concerns
- United Airlines, unions negotiate on cost cuts
- I-15 interchange proposed south of Blue Diamond Road
- Fields for Saturday's Breeders' Cup races at Arlington Park
- Ralph Siraco's selctions for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Wednesday's prep results
- Obituaries for Oct. 24, 2002
- Letter: Restrictions on pot problematic
- Letter: Conservatives seek to impose their 'morals'
- Editorial: Judicial candidates endorsed
- Planners OK condos for Aliante project
- Probe in 'Specks' killing continues
- Missed license deadline adds fuel to Yucca battle
- Tapia: Underdog for life
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Now a resident, Griffin utilizes LV resources
- Fight schedule
- 16 fail to pay late-filing fines
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A most deserving winner
- Capps' ride not all that Funny
- Gators cruise to title
- Guest Columnist Larry Dixon: Las Vegas is Dixon's getaway behind the wheel
- Art of the matter: New association hopes gallery brings life to downtown Henderson
- National Guard bids farewell to 17 retirees in ceremonies
- Community briefs for Oct. 24, 2002
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: No true losers in elections
Wednesday, Oct. 23
Tuesday, Oct. 22
- Sandoval defends stance taken in response to question by paper
- Racist fliers handed out at school
- Convention center gets sobering news
- Judge races, questions draw fewer votes
- Columnist Jeff German: Did Dario make the right call?
- Supplier makes Forbes list
- Poll: Voters favor tribal issue
- Edison confronts talk of failure
- Nevada, Las Vegas jobless rates decline
- Wynn lowers Le Reve IPO price to lure fence-sitters
- Cost-cutting continues
- Sierra Health earnings increase
- Slot makers chosen to provide VLTs in New York
- Harrah's profit improves
- Gambling expansion promoted worldwide
- Vegas air traffic up from last year, down from 2000
- Judges warn budget cuts may hurt public safety
- Feds asked to shed light on UFOs
- Teachers' union, Edison settle lawsuit
- Public warned of drivers' scam
- Rundle to be extradited from Florida
- Election records in Nye County seized
- Three teens plead guilty in rape case
- One trial to be held in killing, car chase
- Two polls contradict each other in House campaign
- Berkley demands DOE tell state of NRC meetings
- Teachers' union, Edison settle lawsuit out of court
- News briefs for Oct. 22, 2002
- First phase begins for new river bridge
- Forum will focus on funding of education
- Harter signs on to protect Jewish students at UNLV
- Alabama lottery plan drawing little protest
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Short-track victories surprise Busch
- Slaying victim was 'Our Gang' actor
- Obituaries for Oct. 22, 2002
- Rebels wary of pass-happy Aztecs
- Prep football playoff picture beginning to clear
- Columnist Dean Juipe: It's true: QBs once called own plays
- Letter: Don't question marriage logic
- Letter: Nevada Power only benefactor
- Letter: Women not only bad announcers calling the games
- Community briefs for Oct. 22, 2002
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Resource amid conflict
- Editorial: Our take on state, local initiatives
- Courts get breathing room for civil cases
- Monday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: QB Thomas silences UNLV boo birds at BYU
- Columnist Susan Snyder: History of Halloween is unmasked
- Distant Memories: Merida, product of Operation Peter Pan, looks back on Cuba
Monday, Oct. 21
- Harrah's investing $75 million in St. Louis project
- Decision nears on Le Reve funding
- RTC urges Laughlin to have own bus system
- Molasky planning major LV projects, upscale apartments
- FBI reorganization affects LV
- Hotelier expects to beat third-quarter forecasts
- Deal boosts cashless machines
- Gay-oriented hotel planned for Las Vegas
- Slot makers strike deal
- Nevada flunks asset development tests
- Ameristar stock off 18 percent on warning
- Driver pleads guilty in death of Sun exec
- Candidates court early voters
- Redevelopment shows signs of life
- Russian jurists visit Las Vegas
- Graduation proposal meets opposition
- Profit numbers mixed for Las Vegas hospital operators
- News briefs for Oct. 21, 2002
- Congress approves Nellis spending
- Busch wins in Virginia
- Columnist Dean Juipe: MWC drops off BCS radar screen
- Obituaries for Oct. 21, 2002
- More people staying on ground for short trips
- Agassi wins Madrid Masters when Novak pulls out hurt
- Body found near Apex ID'd
- There's no doubting Thomas against BYU
- Local sports calendar
- Leading indicators fall
- Rebels efficient in stunning win at BYU
- Rebels down Wyoming in overtime match
- UNLV women finish sixth in Tennessee
- High court overturns parental rights case
- Officers named in two shootings
- Rebels second in poll
- LV fire chief, under fire, hopes for business as usual
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: European runners ready for Breeders Cup
- Letter: Congress shows lack of courage
- Letter: Slavery days over, but effects remain evident
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Bush kidded about Porter offspring
- Herrera, Porter tangle over ads, Yucca, Social Security
- Candidates face $4,000 fines for late filings
- Heller calls complaint by Hansen just 'a bizarre rant'
- State queries campaign donors
- Editorial: Our choices in this year's county races
- Prep Schedule
- Teacher indicted on sex charges
- Case against county worker dropped
- Council considers lot size minimum
- Centennial of wildlife refuges to be celebrated
- Sex offender faces bail of $8 million
- Two LV students win math scholarships
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 21, 2002
- Dylan reshapes familiar material at The Joint
- Rabbit Test: As Maxim and others squeeze Playboy's popularity, can the bunny survive?
- Trends for Oct. 21, 2002
Friday, Oct. 18
- TelePacific celebrates anniversary
- Residents question police shooting of 16-year-old
- Congress OKs Clark County land-use plan
- Tax plan looking good to Guinn
- Two plead no contest in killing at wake
- Health officials tracking bad meat
- Porter emphasizes experience in office
- Power takeover splits water board
- Religious network helping families in darkest hour
- Council to OK auction of 1,600 acres
- Columnist Jeff German: Is Vegas safe from terrorists?
- Builder files suit against LVCVA
- Herrera relies on intelligence, drive
- Gaming numbers mixed elsewhere
- Thousands more jobs to be cut
- Firm posts higher earnings
- Terror insurance bill in limbo
- United posts loss of $889 mil.
- Third-party candidates vie for congressional seat
- School kids repay their Aussie guides with LV trip
- Young, Oaks trade verbal punches in sheriff debate
- West's apartment rents flat everywhere but California
- Officials question Test Site plan
- Albright leaves NLV for Water Authority
- It comes to pass for UNLV
- Suns, Marion to meet Shaq-less Lakers at T&M
- Columnist Dean Juipe: How about San Juan and Havana?
- Heller, Del Papa tangle over donations to Hunt
- Official: Oversight needed for a public power firm
- Experts mixed on early-voting success
- Plan would extend rail line to Washington casino
- News briefs for Oct. 18, 2002
- Ex-Rebel Richardson makes Globetrotters
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Dolphins may get well fast
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Rebels fans show no class in booing QB
- Study: Tourism drop due to 9-11, economy
- Top 10 major metro areas hit hard over two years
- Where I Stand -- Janie Greenspun Gale: Shelter tired of attacks
- Obituaries for Oct. 18, 2002
- Mississippi revenues up despite tropical storm
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Las Vegas keeping up with the Joneses
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Odds against Bernstein going out on top
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Hunters go wild: It's Turkey Time for holidays
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- Editorial: Our endorsements in Assembly races
- 2,000 make housing waiting list
- Reid: Who's paying for Bush's trips?
- AG's office against Question 9
- Defense motions denied in Perry's child porn case
- Political notebook: Rumors fly after one public poll is withheld
- Letter: Las Vegas trip too expensive
- Letter: Ashcroft steps way out of line
- CIA will soon buy into the lie about Saddam
- Judge refuses to release 'Springfield Sam' from jail
- Community briefs for Oct. 18, 2002
- Future is at stake in two programs for students
- Six-month sentence given in fraud case
- Editorial: Sun's choices in the Senate
- Crackup: Scott Lewis is chiropractor by day, comic hypnotist by night
- Columnist Adam Candee: NIAA's weight-loss program helps keep wrestlers healthy
- Thursday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Seeking a cure, Flutterby spreads her wings
- Black conjures up new life for Fitzgeralds show
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Facility is ready for wine time
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Jessica Stein' is smart, funny
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Moovement is a political parade
- Performing Arts for October 18, 2002
- On Display for October 18, 2002
- Datebook for October 18, 2002
- Higgins: 'I've lived in a frying pan the last 10 years'
- Mulroy: Power bid 'borne out of necessity'
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: R-J can't get it right
- Letter: Bush thinks war is a video game
- Letter: 'Protectors of marriage' are hypocritical
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Desperation down the stretch
- Columnist Erin Neff: Nevada newsmakers include many wacky characters
- Columnist Jeff German: Del Papa stars in sideshow to AG race
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Sniper is the winner on all fronts except one
- Editorial: Sheriff, DA candidates endorsed
- Editorial: Recommendations on ballot questions
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A question of who is higher power
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Ozzy harried over Venetian talk
- Vegas Son Rise
- Students reaching out to crime-plagued area
- Mom with child in full body cast is grateful for car seat
Thursday, Oct. 17
Wednesday, Oct. 16
Tuesday, Oct. 15
Monday, Oct. 14
- Sports briefs for October 14, 2002
- Death of UNR student still being investigated as hazing
- Parents face murder charges in infant's death
- Woman shot to death in church parking lot
- Hansen submits information to ethics panel
- Sons of Goodman, Miller among 352 passing bar
- Hay: Nevada Power claims are 'pure fantasy'
- Rundle arrest may lead to search of home
- Teen drivers getting help
- Tradition: Events such as Oozeball tourney giving UNLV an identity
- Investors paying $25 million to back out of XO deal
- Mini-Venetian pitched in Omaha
- Resort tops Conde Nast list
- Firm sues online competitors
- Trump names executive
- News briefs for Oct. 14, 2002
- Buyer for store under construction sought
- Brand expanding in Las Vegas
- Animal pound operators to seek more money from LV council
- Barron's critic bearish on Wynn
- Owner Behnen denies Horseshoe is in trouble
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Sunday's races
- Local fighters split on Mississippi card
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Nice payoff for nice guys at Coast contest
- Robinson will stick with JT
- VA signs leases on three sites for temporary clinics
- Court briefs for Oct. 14, 2002
- Goodman, Miller sons among 352 passing bar
- UNR death still being probed as a hazing
- Obituaries for Oct. 14, 2002
- State spent $2.8 million on Yucca fight
- AC casino money saves historic Carnegie Library
- Out of the blue
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Furyk, Duval let victory slip away
- Gaughan survives stop in LV
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Blizzard of Oz coming to The Venetian
- Startin, Dempsey challenge for seat
- Starr shines brightest en route to his first win
- Assembly candidate Gardner ruled ineligible due to felony
- Editorial: Carter's high honor is richly deserved
- Letter: Playing the role of world police
- Letter: Consider the benefits of legalizing pot
- Editorial: If no trust above, no trust below
- Birth announcements for Oct. 14, 2002
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 14, 2002
- Prep Schedule
- Sunday's NASCAR Craftsman Trucks results
- Third-string QB runs circles around Rebels
- Bishop Gorman finding ways to survive
- UNR death still probed as a hazing
- Trends for Oct. 14, 2002
- Blips, beeps and blurs: Mattel goes back to the future with its games
Sunday, Oct. 13
Saturday, Oct. 12
Friday, Oct. 11
- Events in the Sacramento area
- Galleria expansion celebrated
- Nevada delegation fights for Vegas flights
- Rod Stewart ordered to return $2 million fee
- Partner accused of defamation
- Casino insiders buying, selling
- Political notebook: Berkley answers ads with action
- UNR police probe student's death
- Casino safety issue arises
- Predatory lending costing Household up to $484 million
- Welfare cases up, but funds are dwindling
- Study cites decline in Nevada youth smoking
- Insurance company drops UMC for primary care
- Regent claims racism after project killed
- PUC blames Nevada Power for utility's financial woes
- Two judges sue city for wage hikes
- Columnist Jeff German: Ghoulish girls get ghastly
- AG debate turns to power issue
- Rebels get fresh start in MWC
- Las Vegas 350 Truck Race: Series endures growing pains
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Daly will always draw a crowd
- Tanker fire closes Interstate 15
- Editorial: McCarran travelers have enjoyable time
- Invensys Classic: Furyk makes his move to the top
- Invensys Classic: Duval aims to fix game in Las Vegas
- Seniors' rift shows in power issue
- Invensys Classic: Thursday's scores
- Invensys Classic: Frustrated Fryatt
- Safety issue rests with courts
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: NCAA lets 'Slick Rick' slide with tap on wrist
- Obituaries for Oct. 11, 2002
- N.J. regulators look back on 25 years of gambling
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: NASCAR truckers get the point(s)
- Letter: Marriage defined, not 'protected'
- Letter: FDR should be enshrined
- Letter: Use of sonar means death to aquatic species
- Regent calls for action on files issue
- News briefs for Oct. 11, 2002
- Rebels begin 2nd season of Spoon-fed hoops
- Editorial: Look close at reasons for losses
- Long on Talent: The guises of Martin
- Retail sales down in September
- Columnist Adam Candee: Mum's the word for Chaparral, Watts
- Thursday's prep results
- Juvenile records play a role in murder case
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: An entertainer in need
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Great Shakes in the park
- Columnist Barb Henderson: SNORE not asleep on outdoors conservation
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- High court upholds sex assault conviction
- Controversial benefits surrendered
- Guitarist pushes jazz to a new level
- Question 9 backers speak out
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Busy Albisani adds Cafe Nicole to schedule
- On Display for October 11, 2002
- Street festival follows opening of gay center
- Datebook for October 11, 2002
- Anderson: He's doing it his way
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Listen up: We are women, hear us roar
- Coalition gives RTC tax bid an official OK
- Community briefs for Oct. 11, 2002
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Tuscany offers taste of Italy at new ristorante
- Performing Arts for October 11, 2002
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Killer bike show draws crowds
- Blood drives scheduled
- Look out NBA West; Webber feeling best he has in two years
- Kings 102, Jazz 92
- Editorial: ... Governor, Lt. Gov., AG and other offices
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Kenny's tale is powerful story
- Letter: War should be last option
- Letter: Bush is truly the master when it comes to irony
- Editorial: Sun's choices in races for U.S. House ...
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Congress may finally give back graveyard
- Columnist Erin Neff: Only endorsements that count are by voters
- Opening the doors: Cult singer replaces cult icon
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Get out there and live those life choices
- VegasBeat: Timothy McDarrah: Where's our hot spot for journalists?
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A different Germany
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Browns fans certainly used to feeling blue
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: No excuses for dumping the nuclear waste on Nevada
- Getting fired up over fitness and nutrition
Thursday, Oct. 10
- Gibbons' run for fourth term hard to stop
- Arizona firm goes after LV financial adviser
- Judge grants Aladdin another extension
- Task force to recommend gross receipts tax
- Fire chief's diversity class upsets rank and file
- Bill for new VA hospital introduced
- Silent heroes: As Cold War secrets emerge, infamous 1955 Mount Charleston crash remembered
- San Francisco airport, LV firm resolve payment issues
- Company to sell bonds to finance Strip attraction
- Operator sues Fallon store
- Security officers lose lawsuit
- Attorney general race takes another ugly turn
- VEGAS.com growth strong
- UNR student's work marked as 'noble' effort
- Drug czar says state faces liability
- Wynn debt rating in line with rivals
- Little League to mandate background check of coaches
- One Nevada tax break OK'd, another rejected
- UNLV adds players from Nevada, Colorado
- Gaming stocks fall again
- Builder posts strong earnings
- Lobo QB suspended for Saturday's game
- Rebel women finish 12th in New Mexico
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: It's Bliss-ful: Mike surprised he's leading
- Valentine picked as assistant county manager
- Waugh named to state board
- Invensys Classic: Golfers go low on first day
- Invensys Classic: Back pain slows May
- Columnist Ron Kantoski: After Ryder roar, all quiet for Parnevik at TPC
- Invensys Classic: Gamez pleased he gets to skip school
- Invensys Classic: Friday's tee times
- Invensys Classic: Wednesday's first-round scores
- Invensys Classic: Henderson's Barlow happy with the state of his game
- FCC kills satellite TV merger
- Medication cited in murder hearing
- S.C.'s first Powerball produces one winner
- Woman won't back out of her plea agreement
- Suspect in killing of girl, 9, will stay in jail
- Three judges will stay with criminal cases
- Valentine takes job in county
- Congressional action may clear way for casino
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Court briefs for Oct. 10, 2002
- Former political activist Catt dies
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Whitaker rid of Goofi nickname for Couser fight
- Mixed waste designation questioned
- Fight schedule
- Bulldogs gunning for 6-0
- Equal Rights panel fines Republic over complaint
- Regents strengthen anti-nepotism rule
- Basic gets nod over short-handed Silverado
- Sun Prep Athletes of the Week -- John Nixon and Sondia Gogue
- System fund runs short
- Policy against loans clarified
- Drug czar stumps against Nevada's marijuana question
- False alarm shuts down McCarran's D Gates
- Catching up with ... JAMES SIMS JR.
- Prep Standings -- Football
- Prep Standings -- Girls Volleyball
- Prep Standings -- Boys Soccer
- Prep Standings -- Girls Golf
- Prep Standings -- Boys Tennis
- Prep Standings -- Girls Tennis
- Wednesday's prep results
- Letter: Use California method to vote
- Hawaii expecting a shootout with Nevada
- Letter: Ills of smoking deadly serious
- Letter: Bush stance on stem cells causes suffering
- Editorial: Pensions should be paid in full
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Sublime to ridiculous
- Editorial: 'Lie detectors' put under a microscope
- Topping Copperfield: Master illusionist constantly tries to top himself
- Red Rock Canyon plans 'Freaky Friday'
- Community briefs for Oct. 10, 2002
- Nevada Power plans program on energy efficiency
- Pioneer Strip publicist, journalist Fisher dies
- Obituaries for Oct. 10, 2002
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Spam scams no phony baloney
- Nevada National Guard plane sets altitude record at air races
- Highlights of August win report on Nevada casinos
Wednesday, Oct. 9
- Third-party hopefuls offer options
- McCarran rated best in customer service
- S.F. airport demands National pay up
- Missing child is found but mother goes to jail
- UMC may face additional county oversight
- DOE gets new boss for Yucca
- Minority student college programs lack funds
- Columnist Jeff German: Gin flows as mayor parties on
- Valentine finalist for county job
- Race for governor remains low-key
- Temporary bridge spanning Valley View to open Sunday
- 'They picked the wrong house'
- News briefs for Oct. 9, 2002
- Ports set to reopen
- Arizona builder reports big jump in revenue
- Former employee sentenced
- Woman killed in accident
- Doctors cite poll in reform push
- Argosy, Mandalay reports drag down gaming stocks
- Missing child found but mother in jail
- Isle of Capri resort's sale to Boyd becomes final
- Lottery operator names chairman of board
- Ford, GM shares dive on industry concerns
- Gragson services Friday
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Al Fayed 'Trumps' bid for famous store
- Veteran Strip comedian, TV, film actor Lester dies
- Obituaries for Oct. 9, 2002
- Tuesday's Prep results
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Gaughan's dad: Having team in LV hard
- Columnist Peter Benton: LVCC member-guest winners announced
- Sun sports briefs for October 9, 2002
- Legislators get updates on Yucca
- Officials' feelings mixed on movie studio proposal
- Reid will vote, reluctantly, for Iraq resolution
- Thursday horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- City holds off on giving up TV station
- DOE gets new boss for Yucca Mountain
- Tobacco money's use on state health will be scrutinized
- Invensys Classic: Sabbatini hoping to find groove
- UNLV Football: Croom's transition to receiver gives big boost to offense
- Invensys Classic: Winning in LV among Gamez's highest priorities
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Tiger's pal defends his silence
- Editorial: Gun 'fingerprints' need to be tracked
- Letter: Casinos should go smoke-free
- Letter: U.S. must attack to save world
- Letter: What can stop Bush's obsession with Iraq war?
- Lights shine on need for activities after school hours
- Community briefs for Oct. 9, 2002
- Editorial: Words are violating law's spirit
- RTC seeks OK of citizens panel on tax initiative
- Fines considered in equal-rights cases
- Savvy wine buys: Au Bon Climat '00 Pinot Noir
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: UNLV 'cheerleader' Robinson plays hostess at game
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Big Three mall makers on the way
- 'Camelot' comes alive in Summerlin production
- Viva Las Vegas' Hispanic markets
Tuesday, Oct. 8
- Arizona builder buying LV firm
- Mandalay Resort Group bullish on Las Vegas
- Murder charges a case of mistaken identity
- Veterans nursing home leaving troubles behind
- Gragson, Las Vegas' longest-serving mayor, dies
- Fugitive couldn't hide in Las Vegas
- Reno, S. Nevada groups buying Wendover casinos
- News briefs for Oct. 8, 2002
- Sahara hosts historic celebration
- Ballard to return to head firm
- Vegas company's military contract renewed
- Group to host charity event
- Rundle search moves north
- UNLV gets its share of fed funds
- Miss America joins Keller in crime fight
- Democrats take shot at constitutional offices
- Missing explosives lead to plea deal
- Land use plan OK'd by panel
- Reassigned teachers are not affecting many students
- Campus police check drivers
- Rebels used off week to get defensive
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: UNLV, UNR players behave themselves
- Rebels' Hernandez gets second award
- UNLV women seventh in New Mexico event
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Points system confusing to fans, drivers
- State troopers file appeal
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Estes drops one habit, alters others
- Dockside gambling cutting into track's simulcast betting
- Casinos giving more to GOP
- Furyk always happy to be back in LV
- Alternates scramble to earn a living
- Wednesday's tee times
- Reid upset by White House stance on vets' benefits legislation
- Obituaries for Oct. 8, 2002
- Homeless center now offering less
- Nevada delegation likely to support resolution
- Rundle search extends north
- Veterans say they are double taxed when purchasing special plates
- Divers to help clean up lakes
- Burglar shot by homeowner
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Monday's prep results
- Letter: Initiative doesn't protect marriage
- Special section: No Tiger, but show goes on
- Special section: Riley, locals covet victory in LV
- Letter: Investment in war makes sense
- Special section: Estes a late bloomer
- Letter: Bush trying to settle feud with Saddam
- Editorial: New voting rights protections offered
- Special section: Fitness has big impact on golfers
- Editorial: Filings are critical to elections
- Special section: Estes gambled, collected jackpot in last year's LVI
- Special section: Statistical leaders
- Special section: PGA Tour Money Leaders
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A tough neighborhood
- Special section: 2001 Invensys Classic scores
- Special section: Invensys Classic field
- Special section: Invensys Classic courses
- Little area school reshuffling needed
- Community briefs for Oct. 8, 2002
- Special section: Past Invensys champions
- Reward increases in killing of two dogs
- Mall developer OKs new employment plan
- Special section: PGA Tour Schedule
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Grant for $2.5 million? Bully!
- Modern day Eve: Ensler's 'Vagina Monologues' is nakedly honest
Monday, Oct. 7
Saturday, Oct. 5
Friday, Oct. 4
- Events in the Sacramento area
- News briefs for Oct. 4, 2002
- Feds to probe Vegas grocery deal
- Water level not declining at Yucca
- After 50 colorful years, resort remains a 'jewel'
- Terminated physicians ask governor for help
- Doctors say HMO plan impedes quality prenatal care
- 'Penn & Teller' the talk of the town -- literally
- Feds propose change in recognition procedures
- Colorado casino may be sold
- Nevada Power, El Paso part ways
- A grim lesson: Program shows teens the perils of driving under the influence
- Columnist Jeff German: The truth, according to Manarite
- State reduces child welfare funding further
- Mother of dead infant blames stress
- Lied sues Dewey, animal groups
- 2003 recovery seen for commercial real estate
- Nevada companies hit by port shutdown
- Weber will stand trial for murder
- Man to plead guilty in slaying
- Columnist Adam Candee: HealthSouth, district working on trainers
- State sees insurance costs jump
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Game Thief designed to stop poaching
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- Wrangler tickets in hot demand
- Kings, Avalanche to play exhibition game at MGM Grand
- Rebels, Wolf Pack ready to go
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Be careful in choosing an 'expert'
- Saturday fund-raiser to help middle schools
- Agassi beats Sampras in exhibition match
- City building chief says VA center is safe
- Federal grant to help homeless
- Federal grant targets school violence
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Cancer survivor Jones a voice of hope
- Kids to take part in lake exploring
- Unemployment rate drops to 5.6 percent in September
- Decorating maven resigns from NYSE board
- Desert Oasis: Sahara's rich entertainment history recalled at 50
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: No on Q9 = common sense
- Editorial: Don't disband local ethics panel just yet
- Gulf Coast casinos reopen as Lili retreats
- Political notebook: Goodman once again makes it clear he backs Berkley
- Letter: Put an end to intolerance
- Letter: Bush should lead battle charge
- Letter: Just can't take the partisan out of politics
- Prostitute gets 12 years in robbery
- Judge orders ex-governor to prison for extortion
- Roger blames Davidson for building woes
- Bankruptcy case halts LV man's Brunei lawsuit
- Court briefs for Oct. 4, 2002
- Editorial: Widows wait while feds fiddle
- Upcoming events
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Alexander's nine seconds of fun has Bengals covered
- Scene Selections -- Geoff Carter: 'Wolf' is a monster of a film
- Obituaries for Oct. 4, 2002
- Senate committee approves Clark County wilderness bill
- Blood drives scheduled
- American music highlights Philharmonic's opening
- Bomb-sniffing canines join McCarran security
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Web casting a wide 'Net over poor taste
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Fake story helps rile up Sooners
- Southern Nevada puts another notch in beltway
- Longtime football, soccer coach Camillone dies at 62
- Community briefs for Oct. 4, 2002
- Nevadan quizzed on Printing Office post
- Local high schools tackle Shakespeare Competition in Utah
- Brazen name gives band a fighting chance
- Conductor cheers as Sinatra sings Sinatra
- Spotlight on Creed
- Casino Legends Hall of Fame continues to grow
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Nothin' says lovin' like Emeril's oven
- On Display for October 4, 2002
- Datebook for October 4, 2002
- Performing arts
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Dissection not a barrel of laughs
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Johnson hopes to 'bolt' from pack
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's horse entries
- Thursday's prep results
- Should water authority buy Nevada Power?
- Columnist Erin Neff: Question 9 promoter not just blowin' smoke
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Returning to a wired society
- A Cut Above
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: It's simple: Simon can really rock
- Letter: Logical option for candidates
- Letter: Facts abound in U.S. case against madman Saddam
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Odor leads to El Paso
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Party banks on utility bashing
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Decision looms this week on Iraq dilemma
- Columnist Jeff German: Burglaries alarm Asian community
- Editorial: Time for state to shape up
- Editorial: Guinn has to step in and help fired docs
- Smithsonian links with Southern Nevada museums
- MS patient serves as inspiration
- After 50 colorful years, resort remains a “jewel”
Thursday, Oct. 3
- Past, present and future aircraft to be on display
- Doctors group seeking changes in malpractice law
- Tax task force reaches decisions on new revenue
- Agency to review policies
- Fremont Street claim still pending against Binion's
- News briefs for Oct. 3, 2002
- Second director quits at veterans nursing home
- Gaming probe subject gets city license
- General manager leaves post
- Analyst upgrades stock
- Share sales disclosed
- McDonald describes threat
- $6,000 reward offered in deaths of two dogs
- North leg of beltway to open
- Police visited home before
- Heller waiting for Hunt to respond
- Bank's LV branches sold
- Canyon air tour firms in limbo
- Park Place stock down on earnings shortfall
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Cannon fodder increasing
- Friendly rivals to reunite
- Stash the coats again; dry, warmer weather returns
- Chat room sting nets suspect
- Builder of justice center files notice with county
- City relunctantly to hand over $900,000 in fines
- Obituaries for Oct. 3, 2002
- Las Vegas City Council briefs for Oct. 3, 2002
- Help for nuke test workers expedited
- NLV passes own shopping cart rule
- Heller, AG meet on Hunt complaint
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Bernstein not conceding in final season
- Nevada could be drug haven if Question 9 passes, police say
- Polls: Many oppose Conn. casino
- Tapia stripped of IBF title
- Candidates and their supporters become fiesty
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Jimenez takes full-time shot at boxing
- Government tightening rules
- Labor dispute closes auto plant
- Sun Boxing Ratings
- Fight schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Let the jockeying begin
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Thinking before acting
- Well-rounded Palo Verde gets nod over C-M
- Past, present and future aircraft will come to life
- Figure in fatal car bombing convicted in drug case
- Sun Prep Athetes of the Week: Melvin Matlock and Lauren Bucherie
- Catching up with ... BRIGID TURNER
- Letter: Let's have high voter turnout
- Letter: Public power is not the answer
- Letter: State turns its back on disabled in budget cuts
- Community briefs for Oct. 3, 2002
- Editorial: There's a solution to road jams
- Editorial: Federal government cracks down on gifts
- Veterans giving free phone cards to those serving overseas
- Wednesday's prep results
- Prep Standings -- Football
- Prep Standings -- Boys Soccer
- Prep Standings -- Girls Golf
- Prep Standings -- Boys Tennis
- Prep Standings -- Girls Tennis
- Prep Standings -- Girls Volleyball
- Carry that Wait: NPR loosens up with popular quiz show
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Omission noted on power list
- UNLV hosts Nevada in battle for Fremont Cannon
- MGM Mirage launches online casino for gamblers outside U.S.
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