Wednesday, April 30
Tuesday, April 29
- Regents question settling lawsuit by Williams' wife
- Retailer closing two LV stores
- Lansing, Mich., flights planned
- Historian Wright dies at 64
- Senators propose purchase of mine
- Actor Conaway sues Mandalay Bay
- Six-hour standoff nets rape suspect
- Columnist Jeff German: McDonald has time on his side
- Gorman moving to southwest
- Fire guts Pahrump casino
- Venetian profit improves, firm optimistic on Macau
- Utility's stock falls on rate ruling
- Rouse Co. reports profit in quarter
- Hughes Corp. trimming Vegas staff
- Labor Department meeting draws employee criticism
- Second union election set for Mesquite casinos
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Jackson could be starting something
- Aladdin bidder reports loss
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Roush: The more races in the West the merrier
- Oscar favorite of fans, in books
- From kicker to card shark
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Dodgers G.M. tried to do 51s a favor
- UNLV women golfers receive NCAA regional invite
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Late position switch costs JT big bucks
- Senate leader Raggio married
- Obituaries for April 29, 2003
- Police seeking help in probe of killing
- Rebels ink CCSN pitcher
- Dolphins sign Mandley
- Jinks, Gray share honor
- Tracy admits to using traction control in car
- Rape suspect holds off police in 6-hour standoff
- Superspeed train gains support from fed agency
- City Hall expansion ahead of schedule
- Mother of victim in child-abuse death testifies against ex
- Dispute erupts over lottery
- Firm completes Sega purchase
- News briefs for April 29, 2003
- D.C. starving for return of baseball
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Hollywood Park
- Prep Schedule
- Monday's prep results
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: SARS not only threat
- Letter: Smoking can mean death
- Letter: Why hate the Iraqi people?
- Letter: Bush becomes the new bully of the world
- Editorial: Dismissing nuke dump concerns
- Editorial: Libertarian vision: Crash go the chariots
- Community briefs for April 29, 2003
- Drug group loses national charter
- Panel OKs repeal of school cell phone ban
- Mental health budget hike hailed
- Las Vegan wins honor from DRI
- Southern Nevadans become Eagle Scouts
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Breathing fire into boat races
- Love, Honor & Obey: 'Gifted' dogs receive special training, treatment
Monday, April 28
- SARS hurting Chinese market targeted by Adelson, Wynn
- Official denies reports of casino land purchase
- Consensus on business tax plan is elusive
- Company expanding to Vegas
- Three who found fault with Yucca procedures reassigned
- Sun's Grove wins major journalism award
- Regents study higher pay for officials
- Increases approved for mental health
- Probe of Marine could take weeks
- After last year's rough ride, 2003 River Run rolls along
- News briefs for April 28, 2003
- Horrocks' wife indicted in election case
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: For good mental health, keep reading
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Let's talk twin spires, juleps to start Derby week
- Firm may make rival offer
- Officials oppose casino plan
- Undrafted Thomas will try to catch on with Jets
- Busch picks up win in the West
- Wallace still can't get to Victory Lane
- Gladiators top Detroit
- Song announces flight between Orlando, LV
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Small crowd comes to watch, but Arena League is staying
- Firm settles in debit-card case
- Dawkins on the way back from .109
- Nichols' ex-wife will reluctantly testify in Okla. bombing trial
- Agassi wins Clay Court title, becomes No. 1
- State eyes tax on Internet sales
- Obituaries for April 28, 2003
- McDonald camp files election complaints
- Former cop indicted on drug charges
- Longtime Strip hotel worker Bader dies at 72
- Service set for dancer Atkins
- Guinn signs measure on election reform
- State building woes prompt legal concerns
- Chowning seeks fireworks controls
- New financing for buildings proposed
- Birth announcements for April 28, 2003
- Guest columnists Jim Gibbons and Jon Porter: Bill provides energy, protects environment
- Letter: Woods should stop pontificating
- Letter: It's a shame that smokers have no conscience
- Editorial: Senator has forsaken a right to leadership
- Editorial: One design doesn't fit all schools
- Review: D.M.C.'s visit enlivens Beastie Boys' benefit
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for April 28, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Working out water rights the fair way
- Screen Savers: Superheroes making profitable leap from comic books to movies
Friday, April 25
- One PDS merger suit dismissed
- Flaws found in Yucca procedures
- State hearings likely for Vestin companies
- Facing the music: School band, other arts programs in peril as School Board prepares budget
- Police homeless program being cut in half
- Columnist Jeff German: Adelson, Mormons join hands
- Special safety design OK'd for school
- Welfare rolls rise in March
- Neighbors quiet about new ride on Stratosphere
- Cuts to lawmakers' travel tabled
- Help for power, drugs OK'd
- Detroit case highlights need for LV to uncover terror threats
- Veteran pitcher Lorraine keeps his focus sharp
- Boyd profit improves despite higher taxes, poor weather
- 51s top River Cats, phenom Harden
- Acres Gaming settles suit with IGT, Anchor
- It all starts with No. 1
- Columnist Dean Juipe: L.A. can have this boxing card
- Rebels take MWC lead
- Men lose to BYU in MWC tournament
- UNLV tops BYU
- While LV is rated safe, Nevada is among most dangerous states
- Lorraine still has big dream
- 51s snapshot
- Molestation suspect sought
- 51s pitcher rejoins to team
- Gladiators desperate to regain form
- Illinois governor considers takeover of state's casinos
- Existing-home sales decline nationwide, but not in Vegas
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Local shooting range in works
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report: Anglers facing inconsistencies by Lake Mead's Boulder Beach
- New home sales surge
- Big game quotas on agenda for May 6 meeting
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Stewart finds patience off the racetrack
- Riviera executives compete for N.M. license
- Board member appointed
- Firm offering health program
- News briefs for April 25, 2003
- LVMS drag racing
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Hollywood Park
- Scrushy claim contradicted
- Growth picks up
- JetBlue posts profit for first quarter
- Thursday's prep results
- Pacific Coast League standings
- One juror holds out against death penalty in Dotson trial
- Obituaries for April 25, 2003
- Arena League standings
- Assembly committee shelves taxes on services
- Political notebook: Carson City's Knecht joins Assembly naysayers
- Help for power, prescriptions OK'd
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Mormons, Venetian unite!
- Officials learn to handle terrorist attacks
- Senate panel approves hike in slot tax for small firms
- Editorial: Our future depends on conserving water
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A new threat to Iraqis
- Letter: Smoking habit smelly, deadly
- Letter: Gloating over Iraq war while avoiding truth
- Editorial: Peace in Mideast will be difficult
- Blood drives
- Community briefs for April 25, 2003
- Candlelighters support Nellis
- Planners OK chicken slaughtering
- Proposal to cut travel is tabled
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: Check out Disney's little-seen 'Treasure'
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Political landscape is a gold mine for Gilmartin
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Little Buddha becoming a big treat
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Mazer isn't belly-aching about her career
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: City of Lights Jazz Festival illuminates LV
- Beastie Boys still proven sellouts
- Rhythm and blues: Blue Man Group enters rock arena with CD, tour
- Proposals accepted for public art display
- Pianist Watts presents the classics at Ham Hall
- 'Zumanity' show remains shrouded in mystery
- Whose line is it? More than 200 seniors'
- Datebook for April 25, 2003
- Howard provides big-budget fun at cheap price
- On Display for April 25, 2003
- Performing Arts for April 25, 2003
- Letter: Now is not time for more tax cuts
- Letter: Subsidies for nuke companies are disgraceful
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Canada is a true friend
- Editorial: Smoking, grocery stores don't mix
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Can't kill the taxation beast
- Columnist Erin Neff: Lawmakers stuck in Oz; return to Kansas not in sight
- Editorial: Wrong to use people as pawns
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Reid, Inhofe symbols of environmental fight
- Columnist Jeff German: Police get big break in string of burglaries
- Animal Magnetism
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Desperately seeking a center
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: No matter where you go, Vegas is there
- Student honored for floating idea to save dolphins
- Police more prepared to save citizens' lives
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Some of the people who guided Henderson in its first 50 years
Thursday, April 24
Wednesday, April 23
- Business relocations to Nevada may hold steady
- Station in surprise Indian gaming agreement
- Venetian supports Mormon Church in dispute
- Commission denies tax refund for show
- Hard Rock profit jumps 72 percent in first quarter
- Judge rejects defamation complaint against Aladdin
- Tropicana limits conventions, weighs redevelopment
- Senate briefs for April 23, 2003
- Community volunteer Southard dies
- Christian Iraqis in LV seek democracy
- Nevada seventh deadliest for those on foot
- News briefs for April 23, 2003
- Guilty verdict returned in slaying
- New River Run rules in place as bikers roll into Laughlin
- Probe continues into fatal fight at last year's event
- Anti-tax activist to get copies of seized material
- Homicide linked to carjackings
- Doctors get boost in Senate
- Columnist Jeff German: System fails murdered woman
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: NY-NY parties for sake of 'Zumanity'
- Jim's dandy
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Saddam wasn't a good sport
- Court tosses out decision on notices about union membership
- Sierra Health releases first quarter earnings
- Las Vegas fires blanks
- House panel looking at finances of HealthSouth
- HCA quarterly revenue rises
- Group cuts ties with lobbyists
- UC Riverside rolls past 20th-ranked Rebels
- Union labor may support casino
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Andretti early favorite to win Indianapolis 500
- Nevada regulator rejects Farmers auto rate increase
- Vegas home sales jump to record for March
- Utility warns of profit shortfall
- Welfare rolls may near record by 2005
- Nuke waste transportation problems cited
- UMC doctors to recommend care unit
- Lewis' proposed hospital killed in state Senate
- Tony award: to be picked on Sunday
- TV commercials highlight rights of patients
- Assembly passes insurance reform
- Community briefs for April 23, 2003
- Bills miss deadline, die in Assembly
- Boys-Girls Clubs given Legacy honor
- Las Vegas Wash gets environment honor
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Hollywood Park
- Prep Schedule
- Tuesday's prep results
- Editorial: Laws, not land swap, are better for canyon
- Letter: No matter what, protect Red Rock
- Letter: If you can't stand the smoke, stay at home
- Editorial: Scales of justice tip wrong way
- Obituaries for April 23, 2003
- Record set on a cool April 22
- Newberg gets life in video sex case
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: LV shows horse sense during World Cup competition
- Perez brings a hint of nostalgia to House of Blues
- St. Jude's benefit show on tap
- Savvy wine buys: Austin Vale Chardonnay '01
- Teen girl takes plea deal in motel killing
- Columnist Peter Benton: LPGA event makes a nice comeback
- Sewer fee hike could help LV trim its deficit
- Trial begins in killings of mother, girlfriend
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Caesars preps for Strongwater
- Wayne's (other) World: World-renowned Arabian horses remain a passion for Mr. Las Vegas
- Guest Columnist Rosalynn Carter: Nevada should ban execution of juveniles
Tuesday, April 22
Monday, April 21
Friday, April 18
- 2004 start planned for south LV casino
- New Tenet probe involves NLV hospital
- SARS not stopping Nevada missions
- Gambling addict appeals court decision
- World Series of Poker makes Internet debut
- 40 candidates miss deadlines for campaign reports
- Lower gas prices hailed
- EICON reports loss, strong growth
- Panel removes gross receipts tax from bill
- Prosecutor: Suspect may have been doing drugs
- Iraq pipeline: Wives of local Marine reservists keep family members informed
- Columnist Jeff German: Star power returns to the Strip
- Heritage Days may be near the end
- Passenger describes ride in truck
- Officer shoots man to death
- Message goes out: Nature will be nurtured
- Testimony wraps up in Nevada Power rate case
- MGM MIRAGE in pact for NY slots
- Vegas outlet store to close
- News briefs for April 18, 2003
- In Saiki's case, home is where the birdies are
- Clapinski has itch that age won't cure
- Nevada Assembly softens candidate filing requirements
- Kim Gervasoni named Nevada's women's basketball coach
- This week in motor sports
- Bass averaging 2 lbs. near Overton Beach
- Maverick unveils quieter new chopper
- Faga, Olsens true Ironmen at UNLV
- Officer shoots man to death because of alleged attack
- Legislators wrestle with gambling expansion plans
- Racing board sets hearing
- FAO to emerge from bankruptcy next week
- Save for 18, Kung shines on first day
- Legislative briefs for April 18, 2003
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Annika's game isn't PGA caliber
- Employers Insurance Co. posts annual loss
- Vegas hospital operator eyes acquisitions
- French shot at Yucca Mountain contract criticized
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Cash will flow at The Winston
- NASCAR fan faces prison time for flooding Fox with angry e-mails
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Bloodhound teams lend helping hand to Metro Police
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Member of elite, King still has game
- PUC moves on exit fees, time-of-day metering
- Sports news briefs for April 18, 2003
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Zakouto trial may send a message on domestic violence
- NLV teen wins Youth of Year honor
- Community briefs for April 18, 2003
- Prosecutors push for death sentence for killer of elderly woman
- Boulevard to get scenic byway funds
- Editorial: End at-large races in Henderson, NLV
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: USA sees through Bashar
- Letter: French attacks are small-minded
- Letter: Tax cut won't fix the economy
- Letter: Veterans' needs ignored by Bush and by Congress
- Editorial: Lobbying provision lacks teeth
- Second Nevadan tested for SARS
- Political notebook: GOP to make housecall for doctors
- Regents want ultimate sacrifice honored
- School district keeps close watch
- Senate adds all elected officials to county pay-raise bill
- Drought survives current weather
- Obituaries for April 18, 2003
- County smoking limits suffer
- Bass Instinct: Rare arm ailment can't keep Goo Goo Dolls' Takac off stage
- Maturing Humperdinck at home on Route 66
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: This business owner is one smooth operator
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: All is relative for funnyman Rocky LaPorte
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Easter offers a wide variety of dining choices
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Acts have us drifting through confusion
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Hissing at a dog day afternoon
- Highland Games pass test
- Performing Arts for April 18, 2003
- On Display for April 18, 2003
- Church bringing angelic voice to Aladdin
- Datebook for April 18, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: New vets must be alert
- Editorial: Guinn's tax plan down, but not out
- Letter: Not voting is not an option
- Letter: Rhodes should reconsider plan for Red Rock
- Columnist Jeff German: System creates unethical conduct
- Columnist Erin Neff: Republican lawmakers step up to necessity of taxes
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Red Rock saga is revealing
- Editorial: The public can help reduce DUI
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Pokorney takes his place at Arlington
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Putting the right spin on Easter
- Laugh doctor
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Prana is on a roll already
- UNLV students are sharing their food with the homeless
- Clean out the fridge: Recycle instead
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Patriotism should be as high at election time as it is in wartime
Thursday, April 17
- Proposed changes to Nevada medical regulations
- Reno's Padgett mixed up in 'NCAA Divorce Court'
- Maxson-Rushton named to transportation agency
- Senator slams 'mini casino' growth
- Vons, Safeway profit hurt by missteps and competition
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Only half a decision
- Cancellation of tax refunds disappoints
- Study finds lower pay for LV Hispanic immigrants
- Track proposes betting parlor
- Legislator tries to block gambling cruises
- Citibank to stay in LV regardless of tax action
- City betting horse racing, slots will spark a revival
- Company to buy Seattle Coffee Co.
- Airline facing financial crisis
- County's population growth rate drops in rankings
- Las Vegas sees DUI cases grow
- Officer who fired shot at suspect ID'd
- Assembly expands penalty for speeding in work zones
- Guinn rejects plan to hike DMV fees
- UNLV officials say research alive and well
- Ordinance introduced to protect Red Rock
- Runners-up in NLV, Henderson, say system not equal
- County makes it tougher to alter land plans
- Assembly OKs bill to help firefighters with cancer
- Marine's return helps family cope with brother's death
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Screenwriting team tackling hacker's bio
- Youthful confidence
- Friday's LPGA tee times
- LPGA schedule, winners
- LPGA by the numbers
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Baseball needs to take a look in the mirror
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Bernstein, Kalitta gain ground in Top Fuel race
- Rebels swept by UC Riverside
- Las Vegas Council news briefs for April 17, 2003
- Marines honor air control trainer
- Columnist Adam Candee: McKay mastered job as district's AD
- Community news briefs for April 17, 2003
- Sun Baseball Top 10
- Victim remembered as loving father, friend
- North Las Vegas Council news briefs
- Sun Softball Top 10
- Cash-short printing office gets new life
- Local law agencies remain on alert
- Anti-terrorism bill passes Assembly
- Homeless shelter receives reprieve
- State workers face health costs
- Supper-club slots bill to get new look
- County adopts new rules for hazardous waste
- McDonald defends work on Alta Drive
- Local amateurs get a chance to shine
- Munn to head Reno office of attorney general
- Man guilty in estranged wife's death
- Man shot by police indicted in thefts
- Doctors describe killer's brain damage
- Dead Marine's remains back home in Nevada
- Mayweather on foe Sosa: 'I'm going to play with him'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Vanderpool likes his spot against Vargas
- Fight Schedule
- Sun boxing rankings
- Obituaries for April 17, 2003
- Holman, longtime executive for alcohol distributor, dies
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Editorial: Health insurance law would benefit UMC
- One Voice: Lounge crooner Tiffe reflects on 25 years in Vegas
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Female war vets should be recognized
- Letter: Iraq didn't pose threat to U.S.
- Letter: Bush's vision is bad news for America
- Editorial: Energy bill a big step backwards
- Nevada legislators ranked by lobbyist spending
Wednesday, April 16
- Some notable figures in Henderson's history
- History of Henderson
- Cabbie website controversy diffused with password addition
- Violations found in probe of LV lender
- MGM MIRAGE profit slips on casino weakness
- GV Ranch Casino executive resigns to join Aladdin bidder
- Ex-regulators working for Internet gambling
- Official: Tax hike wouldn't reduce value of license
- Yourbet.com - Revenue improves
- Governor not giving up on gambling proposal
- Palace Station slot ambassador arrested, sued
- Nevada policy on exit fees appealed
- Hospital operator's shares drop on earnings warning
- Vehicle sales, profit increase
- Consumer prices rise modestly
- Judge: It's too soon for Rhodes' suit on James
- Nevada last in smallpox vaccinations
- Reid amasses $2.1 million war chest
- County working on rules to fight disease outbreaks
- Columnist Jeff German: Red Rock deal raises ethics issue
- Rapid growth continues to shape 'city of destiny'
- Man arrested after deadly traffic rampage
- Las Vegas news briefs April 16, 2003
- Boulder City news briefs for April 16, 2003
- Sting prompts search for LV child sex victims
- Henderson man jailed in Arizona
- Assembly allows schools to open libraries to public
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Presley (Lisa Marie) a hit in Las Vegas
- Thursday's LPGA tee times
- Senate passes measure detailing public administrator qualifications
- Raggio raps prison official, then food funding is restored
- Legislative news briefs for April 16, 2003
- More than 250 bills fall victims to first deadline
- Bill allows Metro to seek own bond sale
- Henderson makes primary results official; no changes
- Henderson land deal stripped from war bill
- Henderson Council news briefs for April 16, 2003
- Assembly approves schools' $71 million supplemental fund
- Reid speaks to Nellis troops
- Army general: War will be a long campaign
- Closing arguments heard in slaying trial
- Subsidies for tenants in trailer parks not properly allocated
- County cuts child-care center rating program, but helps public defender
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Golfers on the LPGA Tour enjoy spoils of their sport
- Sorenstam: new poster girl for Tour
- Pupo pitches Rebels to nonconference win
- Beavers hold off 51s in Ore.
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS' Powell: Rumors about IRL race premature
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Minnesota juco star set to sign with UNLV
- Columnist Peter Benton: LVCC president wins his own Cup event
- Concerning the right to speak out
- Pay those who lost loved ones
- Where are the Iraqi weapons of mass destruction?
- Editorial: Diversity in housing is a must
- Community news briefs for April 16, 2003
- Passing the Test
- Van Loveren Papillon N/V Brut
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Master chefs show magic at fund-raising gala
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Mark that special time with a tiara
- Obituaries for April 16, 2003
- Renaming peak to honor slain soldier proving difficult
Tuesday, April 15
Monday, April 14
Friday, April 11
- Officer facing charges was disciplined earlier
- UNLV students eye prof-rating website
- Nevada tax measures die
- Prayer banned at school events
- Malpractice bill voted down
- Boy, 14, killed in rollover after collision on Interstate 15
- More studies planned for city's 61 acres
- Columnist Jeff German: 'Satan city' cops left out of loop
- Anti-French crusaders step up pitch to RTC
- Metro Police office evacuated
- Bankers lend support to Guinn's gross receipts tax
- Wind prompts dust advisory
- Gaming officials, IRS reach deal on tip taxes
- Real estate transfer tax increase resisted
- Delta's 'Song' airline explains Vegas strategy
- Illinois plan to up casino taxes lowers license value
- Maine officials debate Vegas-backed casino
- A few things about spring
- Rebels find 5 answers ...
- ... but others still remain
- New privacy rules could leave patients' families in dark
- Shooting leaves one dead2
- Man killed in accident ID'd
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: DeJoria stylin' as 50th birthday nears
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Masters now a riot waiting to happen
- UNLV sweeps DH from UC Riverside
- Rebels top Utah in series opener
- Tyson trying to get fight in New Jersey
- Gladiators face another tough test
- Firm looking at record company
- Consumer sentiment improves
- Attorney defending couple in Angelil lawsuit gives evidence to police
- $1.4 billion school budget hinges on Guinn tax plan
- Sandoval says feds aren't offering money for Yucca
- Earnings meet expectations
- Legislative briefs for April 11, 2003
- Uncertainty, softness seen in AC casino market
- Mississippi casinos report dip in business
- Projects being lined up for downtown parcel
- Teen sentenced for shooting brother
- Jurors consider death for Dotson
- Ensign introduces bill on abortion
- Boy, 14, killed in Interstate 15 rollover
- State health office being consolidated in Las Vegas
- Obituaries for April 11, 2003
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Las Vegas' 'Mr. Hockey' skates shift in NHL
- Romano lends hand in victory
- Thurston has eye on LA
- PCL box: Las Vegas vs. Edmonton
- Riverboat proposed
- Merger with Ohio track OK'd
- PCL Standings
- News briefs for April 11, 2003
- $21 million more sought in higher education budget
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Rumsfeld on target again
- Arena League standings
- Judge not quitting Schiff tax case
- More lake areas opened to personal watercraft
- Mayors wrestle some big steers in rodeo
- Political notebook: Sandoval hangs up on Democrats' do-not-call plan
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Editorial: Image will be Job 1 in Las Vegas' Ward 1
- Letter: Wrong to bash celebrities
- Letter: We must take aggressive stand against terrorism
- Columnist Krauthammer to speak in lecture series
- Editorial: Joy runs headlong into reality
- Black Expo to feature business, cultural achievement
- Provost doesn't regret actions
- Community briefs for April 11, 2003
- Double-deckers to join CAT fleet
- Stricter requirements for teacher assistants debated
- Blood drives
- Prep Schedule
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Fast start pleasant surprise for Tracy
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Renovation closes local fish hatchery
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Celine's commercialized album lites up our lives
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report: Anglers land largemouth bass near river areas of Lake Mead
- Spreading the Jam
- Arts society enjoys order of Schubert
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: For lovers of fine food, every day is 'A New Day'
- Gagnon is still making an impression with audiences
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Duprey selling his way into music lovers' hearts
- On Display for April 11, 2003
- Datebook for April 11, 2003
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: TV news is a muse for award-winning Madigan
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Spirited Away' is an animated masterpiece
- For the Ataris, music is much more than a game
- Performing Arts for April 11, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Boycott not answer
- Columnist Jeff German: Homeless ranking should be improved
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Nevadans for Real Tax Dodging
- Editorial: Get behind broad tax on business
- Editorial: Protect buyers, not builders, on defects
- Letter: Iraqis speak out; U.S. critics can't
- Letter: Smoking should be banned in all public places
- Scalding cases on rise
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Reid, Chu hug, then slug it out over dump
- Safety issues give students impetus for inventions
- Columnist Erin Neff: Business group's sales tax on services is a bust
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Segway a sure way to danger
- Beatles Forever
- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Bout features big underdog
Thursday, April 10
Wednesday, April 9
- Perry takes plea agreement
- Obituaries for April 9, 2003
- Girl, 16, could face death sentence
- McDonald must face Moncrief in June
- Three LV Council incumbents cruise
- Hafen, Cyphers retain council seats
- Columnist Jeff German: Cleaning up mess at Mirage
- Dems defend Conklin
- Vegas-Des Moines flights set
- Planned time-share tower trimmed to 492 rooms
- February gaming win weak
- Deregulation key issue at NAB conference
- McDonald the big surprise as most incumbents roll
- Two tax plans prove divisive
- Army Reserve unit sent to Asia
- Two victims are identified
- Park Place unveils customized jackpots
- Senator urges growth of gambling in time shares, neighborhoods
- Nevada officials cool to British gaming link
- Park Place wins new trial in dispute with high-roller
- Porter delivers kids' letters to soldiers
- Personal watercraft users claim Lake Mead
- Shadow Ridge High announces two coaches
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Diva Las Vegas to miss 'Diva' concert
- Higher turnout hurts incumbents
- Indian gambling leaders say sovereignty 'under attack'
- Runoffs slated for two court seats
- Casino faces $4 million verdict over attack
- Standard & Poor's assigns bond rating
- One-year window on defect lawsuits causes controversy
- Conklin defended in election controversy
- Former CFO to plead guilty
- Automaker hurt by war
- Time of his life
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mayweather, De La Hoya could meet
- UNLV women win first event
- Sidewalks sought for electric scooter
- Panel OKs name change
- UNLV falls at Riverside
- News briefs for April 9, 2003
- Rebels spring game set Saturday on campus
- War coverage evolves with new technology
- NDOT chief wants deputy in south
- Gorman's Ruegamer signs with Packers
- Columnist Peter Benton: Top LPGA players headed for Las Vegas
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Motorcycle accident sidelines Dario Franchitti
- Developer sues over denial of proposed new homes
- Edmonton edges 51s for first win of year
- Homeless advocate says war at home needs funding
- PCL box: Las Vegas vs. Edmonton
- Councilmembers Buck, Robinson re-elected
- Hedger bumps Provost from bench
- Council members put on notice
- Incumbents Hafen, Cyphers keep council seats
- Tuesday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Editorial: Plan offers backup to tobacco funding
- Letter: War opponents: Wait and see
- Letter: Marijuana: Any amount is illegal
- Letter: Free thinkers deserve voice in free America
- Editorial: No reason for delay of money
- IRS, FCC reach out to soldiers
- Savvy wine buys: Egri Merlot '01
- Posters spotlight No Tobacco Day
- Jurors will hear voice of slain woman
- Wife might testify in chat room seduction case
- Metro officers honored for meritorious service
- In Vegas, no two bagels are alike
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Tod's makes itself at home in LV
- Community briefs for April 9, 2003
- Woman arrested in eBay art scheme
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Silver Ball casts spotlight on Nevada Law Foundation
- Thanks for the MREs: Soldiers digesting improved food rations
- Highlights of February 2003 revenue report on Nevada casinos
Tuesday, April 8
- CBS' Schieffer: Bush has not linked terrorism to Saddam
- CEO gives up chairman post
- NDOT gets permanent director
- Casino operator selling notes
- News briefs for April 8, 2003
- Airlines cut fares
- CEO defends latest request to hike rates at Nevada Power
- Broadcasters weigh regulation, war issues
- War, rates factor into home-buying decisions
- Feds move to close LV firm
- Cities' voters go to polls
- DOE withholding Yucca funds
- Tax plan to get first hearing
- High schoolers testing today
- Columnist Jeff German: Blowing smoke in our faces
- Snowpack, reservoir numbers show West in for long, dry summer
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: DiCaprio's event snub tees off Baldwins
- CEO to resign as chairman
- Obituaries for April 8, 2003
- Casino to grow despite lawsuit
- Stock clerks approve contract
- Panel favors exempting casinos from smoking ban
- Casino builder's shares jump
- Slot maker acquires patents
- Magazine closing
- American Indian casinos launching PR campaign
- Work crew finds burning body
- Powerball winners enjoy money in different ways
- ACLU says anti-tax activist protected by First Amendment
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fan Man nabs headlines one final time
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Kansas, postgame interview were off the mark
- Critchfield adds imposing size to UNLV's 'O' line
- Senate urges UNLV and UNR to join same league
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: First IROC victory brightens Busch's weekend
- Fund-raiser turns bad for coach
- Skyhawks win battle against strong Bulldogs
- Barrera doesn't feel pressure vs. Kelley
- Barnes hits stride as 51s overcome Edmonton
- Prior-injuries list OK in abuse trial
- PCL box: Las Vegas vs. Edmonton
- NDOT to get permanent director
- More bad news for scholarships
- CBS anchor Schieffer calls war coverage 'extraordinary'
- Monday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Wednesday's races at Santa Anita
- Letter: AB464 should not be passed
- Letter: Israel has tried to make peace with neighbors
- Editorial: Big answer needed for little planes
- Editorial: Insurers are rightly a focus of scrutiny
- New Eagle Scouts are announced
- Silver State honors go to crimefighters
- Community briefs for April 8, 2003
- Committee OKs generic drug bill
- Spinal-pain hospital approved by panel
- Legislative briefs for April 8, 2003
- Return of screening panel in malpractice cases urged
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Key role for military
- Columnist Susan Snyder: DeCastros are voices for all time
- Time honored: NAB lauds '60 Minutes' creator Hewitt, Disney chief Eisner
Monday, April 7
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Two coaches 40 minutes from finding stardom
- Certification flight ends in tragedy for student, instructor
- Sweeping medical insurance changes proposed
- Lump-sum payment of tobacco funds may be sought
- Murder charges to stand
- Colleges, universities seek ways to cut costs
- Ocean Spray plant celebrates safety record
- NLV airport concerns could prompt study
- Screenwriter Eleanor Lamb dies
- Smalley, former legislator, longtime schoolteacher, dies
- PUC OKs three energy deals
- Nevada Power sues 3 energy suppliers
- Commercial real estate agents warn of state taxes
- Effect of war on TV, radio unclear
- War, disease trim air traffic
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Corbett stacks the deck in poker party
- Bernstein denies report of his return
- Dixon claims another Top Fuel title at LVMS
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Win capped big weekend
- Pedregon won't shed any tears for Force
- Rebels win 3 in a row against New Mexico
- Police arrest man after standoff
- Tribes remember Piestewa
- Deal takes 51s' Malette to Tokyo
- News briefs for April 7, 2003
- Early voting accounts for half of expected turnout
- Heller seeks longer registration
- Indictment alleges voter fraud in Assembly race
- Study: Airline service continues to improve
- Crude price falls
- Fuel prices falling
- Obituaries for April 7, 2003
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Action heats up as Derby draws closer
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Fight crowd a disappointment
- Murder charges stand in double slaying
- Governor opposes slot plan
- Controversial pact approved
- Jurors hear confession in murder
- Crosby, teammates seek to get even vs. Trappers
- Prominent Nevada attorney Walsh dies
- Smoke-free hopes rest in Assembly
- Legislative briefs for April 7, 2003
- Giunchigliani pushes bid for annual sessions
- Letter: Elite's daughters should enlist
- Letter: Neighbors don't see Iraq as threat
- Letter: Israel shouldn't be the country that apologizes
- Editorial: Hanging up is no way to treat public
- Editorial: Legislature should get cracking
- Immunization schedule for April 7, 2003
- Birth announcements for April 7, 2003
- Bush brother visits history class
- Answer may have been found to solve water fight
- PCL box: Las Vegas vs. Salt Lake
- Pacific Coast League standings
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Lots up for grabs in Elko
- 'Sound of Music' great entertainment
- Iceland's Sigur Ros given its space at The Joint
- War Game: U.S. Army hits the PC with America's Army'
- Sun Lite for April 7, 2003
Friday, April 4
- Fashion Show continues expansion
- Offer spotlights issues facing Riviera Holdings
- Legislature weighs several DMV hikes to gain revenue
- Small-plane crash kills two
- Marriott in Las Vegas time-share sales pact
- Assemblyman's wife to receive $49,900 in deal with CCSN
- LVCVA plans for post-war challenge
- Aristocrat stock rises on firing of CEO, CFO
- Land deal worked into war bill
- Former ambassador recalls life in Iraq before Saddam
- Senate OKs bill to give state more powers of quarantine
- Columnist Jeff German: This RJC problem tops 'em all
- Recorder to start answering phone
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: King's latest book project is to die for
- Ethics claim against Goodman dismissed
- National Raelian meeting in Las Vegas draws about 50
- PCL box
- Two people believed aboard small plane in fatal crash
- Sandoval asks NRC to ensure fairness of any Yucca hearings
- Two plead guilty in fatal shooting
- Four more Windsor Park homes being razed today
- HealthSouth fraud now estimated at $2.5 billion
- Timeshare developer in deal with Polo Tower owners
- Unemployment rate steady
- Group helps veterans cope with war coverage
- Schumacher driving for millions
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Two-faced Howland simply bad for athletics
- Columnist Ron Kantowksi: Gondrezick has watched Final Four evolve into big-time event
- Texas comptroller favors video-lottery machines
- Columnist Larry Dixon: Crew chief, setup keys to winning
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: LVMS test leaves Marnell feeling good
- Squadron members honored for work in Afghanistan
- 51s open PCL season by defeating Salt Lake
- Foothill's Diez defeats Gators
- Municipal incumbents win the money wars
- Political notebook: Tiffany tries to drive home motor pool point
- Suspect indicted in chatroom seduction case
- It's halfway point and no new taxes yet
- Group asks AG to probe Guinn budget
- Practice makes perfect for Gladiators
- News briefs for April 4, 2003
- Luca passes on Reds, pays dividends for UNLV
- Rebels trio advance to 2nd round
- Some candidates facing fines for late report filings
- Lights to shine until troops return
- UNLV's Chong receives Mountain West award
- West top vote-getter on All-America team
- Computer says 1991 Rebels team best in UNLV's history
- Sega sells some assets to Vegas company
- Regulators consider anti-monopoly rules
- Ark. House rejects legislation allowing video poker machines
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Trap, skeet, sporting clays shooting rise in popularity
- Nightclub bouncer faces trial in beating case
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report: Largemouth bass are hot catches in Lake Mead
- After debate, Ensign pulls bill
- Prep Schedule
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Buzzards over red zone
- Editorial: Opening up libraries at schools is too risky
- Boulder City pioneer Nelson dies
- Obituaries for April 4, 2003
- Longtime blood drive organizer Sligar dies at 63
- Letter: Smoking gun not found in Iraq
- Letter: Insist legislators pass tax bill
- Letter: Stand and fight to preserve Red Rock
- Editorial: Image not everything for mayor
- Blood drives
- Community briefs for April 4, 2003
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Out of tune
- Summerlin comes alive with 'Sound of Music'
- Legends Conway, Korman break out the oldies
- Sigur Ros is nothing if not unique
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Song stylist Bugatti a hit at the Ritz
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Throwing out a few screwballs
- Nevada Ballet Theatre to salute Rodgers
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: New column gives pause for guffaws
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Charlie Palmer makes a Stirling move
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: So far, year has been a bountiful one for music
- Lucky' leads a poker barrage
- Datebook for April 4, 2003
- Performing Arts for April 4, 2003
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Focus' a vivid portrayal of addiction
- Letter: Heading off another Hitler
- Letter: Arguments of pro-war folks are ignorant
- Columnist Jon Ralston: 'Servants' brazen in their greed
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Just a farmer at heart
- Should county recorder's office be eliminated?
- Columnist Erin Neff: Governor should have donned tax lobbyist's hat
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Aid designed to get airlines off the ground
- Columnist Jeff German: AG ducks chance to drill big oil
- Editorial: First fund essential services
- Editorial: Proposed law could prevent loss of life
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Food, faces fill fund-raiser
- McMahon of the hour
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Figuring out prices a real gas
- Colombians search for safe haven
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Thoughts on horrors of war as Israeli countryside speeds by
Thursday, April 3
- Rampart Casino celebrates anniversary
- Petition filed to alter NLV council rules
- Riviera stock rises on buyout offer
- Fourth JAL flight canceled, concerns over war blamed
- Some tuning in, others tuning out
- At halfway mark of session, tax debate shifts 'into high gear'
- Legislation adjusts state business fees
- AG says no signs of fuel price gouging
- Metro budget poses tough choices for city
- Students tout plan to open school libraries to public
- Doctors seek easing of state rules
- Troops get local support
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Tweaked names offer platter of problems
- Riggs and ready
- Pacific Coast League schedule
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Baseball isn't all choked up
- Johnson still has his game
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Capps gets out of line, takes spin in IROC car
- Columnist Larry Dixon: No extra pressure defending title
- Lacrosse fever catching on
- Columnist Adam Candee: Silverado, Wooster lead the arms race
- Sun Baseball Top 10
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Some in GOP get it
- Activists protest power line
- Sun Softball Top 10
- Legislators calling for study of state's critical nursing shortage
- College closes motor pool
- Legislative briefs for April 3, 2003
- Private water development criticized
- Raggio wants more strings attached to Lamb Park transfer
- Sun Prep Athletes of the Week: Alex Lyon and Kelsey Klein
- 20 percent of officials miss filing deadline
- Measure would affect Edison contract
- News briefs for April 3, 2003
- Catching up with ... STORMY HANSON
- Talvio, Chong top Rebels honored
- UNLV to host nation's best
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Kelley looks to bolster resume vs. Barrera
- Okla. lottery plan heading to voters
- Man indicted in robbery, slaying
- NLV golf course plan endorsed
- Panel rejects slots
- Lawmakers sue governor
- Foxwoods plans casino expansion, Route 2 bypass
- Ex-prostitute testifies in Dotson's murder trial
- Tribes looking beyond casinos in diversification attempts
- Jobless claims soar as growth stalls
- Berkshire buying manufactured home builder
- Prep Schedule
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Employees get new contract
- Moratorium put on licenses for new counseling facilities
- Editorial: Failure to act could mean justice denied
- Letter: Bush leading us in bad direction
- Letter: Dowd column aids the enemy
- Letter: Government may have brought terror to U.S.
- Discussion set for sex shops
- April 16 date set for talks on hazardous materials law
- Federal appeals court rejects suit by fired deputy marshal
- Editorial: District's residents lose voice
- Community briefs for April 3, 2003
- Red Horse Squadron honored for work done in Afghanistan
- Obituaries for April 3, 2003
- Airport group pledges to support Guard, Reserves
- Egging us on: Ukrainian decorator keeps art form alive
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