Wednesday, Dec. 31
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Junior League helps hundreds for holidays
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Las Vegas was life of party in 2003
- Nuclear waste official quits
- Three-year bear market ends with stocks up after '03 recovery
- FBI looking at airline, hotel lists
- Nevada regulators seek allies in battle with FERC
- Maine residents reject plans for racinos
- Teenager linked to second slaying
- Gaming news briefs for December 31, 2003
- Illinois court overturns Emerald Casino decision
- Business briefs for December 31, 2003
- Atlantic City casinos prep for biggest night
- DA wants word with former Tabish attorney
- St. Jude's: Keep those cards coming
- Court eases rules on young sex offenders
- Phone testimony in civil cases rejected
- LV prepares for celebration
- Killer's attack on prosecutor will go before grand jury
- Weather-resistant fireworks set to go
- Sports briefs for December 31, 2003
- Correction
- Las Vegas news briefs for December 31, 2003
- January meteor shower could put on a fiery show
- Force to be Beck-oned with
- Several injured, two die in crashes
- Obituaries for December 31, 2003
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels school 'Griz Kids'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rattlers, ABA hampered by their own indifference
- School district must go to arbitration with contractor
- Court rejects appeal
- Radioactive medical material not linked to terrorism, FBI says
- Clarification sought over marshals' contract
- Arenas back with Wizards
- Lady Rebels stay unbeaten at home
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- Columnist Peter Benton: Time is worth treasuring every day
- Letter: Military draft may be needed
- Letter: Democrats must answer neocons in 2004 election
- Editorial: No more 'buyer beware'
- Editorial: Balancing freedom, security
- Holiday closings
- Cadets form Lake Mead training fleet
- Up for Review: Injury to Roy, Dion's ascent highlight LV showbiz news in 2003
- Snowy, cold, windy New Year forecast for northern Nevada
- Center offering alternative therapies for stressful holidays
- Area shelters encourage commitment for a lifetime
Tuesday, Dec. 30
- Redskins' Spurrier quits
- Sports briefs for December 30, 2003
- Tree-incarnation
- Killer gets new penalty hearing
- Design OK'd for Vegas mental hospital
- Little claims employee stole millions
- LV resorts replacing canceling customers
- Valley's first lighted crosswalk proposed
- Longtime Las Vegas performer Hunt dies
- Case of alleged killer dog, hit man muddled
- It's a winter wonderland
- Armed helicopters to patrol Strip on holiday
- Snow not a sign of drought relief
- FedEx buying Kinko's
- Business news briefs
- Laughlin casino operator reports a loss
- Business, labor back compacts
- GM introduces Chevy Cobalt at LA Auto Show
- Niagara Falls casino thrives but neighbors haven't seen benefits
- Would-be gaming tribe loses showdown
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Security concerns spark changes in show
- Killings called murder, suicide
- Correction
- Frohlich did a number on UNLV record book
- Linda Frohlich: Her place in UNLV history
- Rebels working on finding mix
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Skaters will feel impact of closure
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Lady Rebels could have used an assist
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- Stage Coaches: As life gets busier, coaches preach simplicity, empowerment
- State college needs $9 million to start construction
- Death raises concern for homeless
- Shooting spree suspect ordered to mental facility
- Officials try to determine if mad cow beef hit Las Vegas
- News briefs for December 30, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Kirsten Garlock: Valuable resources
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Catching a drift in snowy Utah
- Federal judge spurred to new heights
- Immunizations
- Letter: Bush can't be trusted on 9-11
- Letter: Prejudice against secularists is not acceptable
- Obituaries for December 30, 2003
- Holiday Closings
- Editorial: Mad cow requires swift action
- Winter storm moves east, but another is behind it
- Snow, wind make for hazardous driving in northern Nevada
Monday, Dec. 29
Friday, Dec. 26
- Potential Enron billings drawing fire from critics
- Prowler shot by police may have been after dog
- Deadly NLV airplane crash investigated
- GHB may be OK'd to treat narcolepsy
- Youth prison to reopen Jan. 26
- Firm may be interested in LV, New York toy stores
- Ex-execs reach agreement
- Business news briefs
- Tribe plans hotel
- Group proposes sports complex at old airport
- Nebraska lawmakers face issues on casinos
- Christmas joy
- Valley agencies feel shortchanged on federal funds for homeless
- Officials insist LV not target of terrorist plot
- A year later, lottery winner wishes he'd been quieter
- Florida allegations might affect Galardi license bids
- Van hits icy patch on I-15
- City news briefs for December 26, 2003
- Sports briefs for December 26, 2003
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Local bowl works as advertising device
- Crowdless in Las Vegas
- Edney's basket constant reminder for Gottfried
- Officials say no pollutants released in fire at Timet plant
- Passengers in cars rescued from Imperial Palace garage
- Martz, Lewis at top of the heap in NFL
- Scooters raising concerns
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Don't blame the kicker -- Saints could have gone for two
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Fishing report: Winter temperatures having usual effects
- Columnist Barb Henderson: McBeath brothers have some success during elk hunt
- Police bust up credit card 'bust out' scam
- Cremation: Southern Nevadans' final choice
- Where I Stand: Crime and punishment
- Obituaries for December 26, 2003
- Community news briefs for December 26, 2003
- Historic church in need of some very special help
- Letter: GOP seeking to kill Medicare
- Letter: Middle East's oil is not worth sending soldiers
- Editorial: Show us the whole nuke plan
- Editorial: A toast to staying safe
- Party On: Despite downsizing tour scope, Strokes handpick Vegas for Dec. 31 show
- Metallica rings in 2004 with sold-out Joint show
- 'Girls, Guy' gives maximum bang for buck
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Nora's offers wine, music -- and a place to lounge
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Comedy is a family affair for Capri
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Owls at the mercy of the system
- Performing arts for December 26, 2003
- On Display for December 26, 2003
- Clash's self-titled debut established Strummer's legend
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: The music scene in Las Vegas will never be dull
- New Year's CAT bus rides in the valley are free for the taking
- A little wine, a little music
- Editorial: Homeless are viewed with apathy
- Peter Principle
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Cars, kids are never a good mix
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Gazing at the crystal ball
- Editorial: No apathy on this issue
- Letter: Less intensive use better on Buffalo
- Letter: Conserve water, stop growth in Southern Nevada
Wednesday, Dec. 24
Tuesday, Dec. 23
- Sports briefs for December 23, 2003
- Murphy stays mum after prison release
- Home for holidays: Return to Mexico makes for feliz Navidad
- Girl, 8, OK after taken for ride by car thief
- Airline posts loss of $75 million for November
- Rio project planned
- Fewer new-home permits issued
- Business briefs for Dec. 23, 2003
- Vestin Group board appoints panel to evaluate privatization
- Desert Passage sold
- Weak holiday sales contribute to profit decline
- Bankrupt resort gets OK to borrow $10 mil.
- FluMist covered by insurance
- Man pleads guilty to threat charge
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Horn, Lewis return for the holidays
- Tax hike foes see victory at polls
- Officials say Las Vegas not specific target of terrorists
- Grinch tries to steal Christmas
- Columnist Jeff German: Murphy is that same old girl
- Roy Horn home in time for holidays
- County records first flu death
- New Mexico's kicker not your average player
- Wranglers skate the midnight shift ... and score
- Rattlers put focus on community
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Pallbearers line up for last rites at Golden Gloves gym
- Namath to apologize for his behavior
- Suspect arrested in fatal shooting
- Woman, 71, hits Megabucks at Fremont for $8.9 million
- LV quake of similar strength possible, but not likely
- Station Casinos, Summerlin residents in standoff
- Allen Town: Veteran comic brings variety shows to Rose Cottage residents
- Letter: Bad energy bill shouldn't be law
- Letter: Conservatives' loyalty to Bush is irrational
- Fed court denies rehearing in erotic dancing club case
- Purchase of land for new Gorman High is finalized
- Edtiorial: 'Person of the Year'
- School District loses appeal on treatment of student
- Editorial: Pay for VA doctors not competitive
- Appeals court upholds law on Indian gambling
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 23, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Guest columnist Kelly Sinnott: Examining schools, rules
- Mississippi casinos fund new park
- Obituaries for Dec. 23, 2003
- Immunization schedule for Dec. 23, 2003
- Holiday Closings
- Community briefs for Dec. 23, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Santa has his work cut out for him
Monday, Dec. 22
- Obituaries for Dec. 22, 2003
- News briefs for Dec. 22, 2003
- Nation on 'high' terrorist alert
- Harsh prison duty in Iraq stays with Nevadans
- Wrong number, right person 'a blessing' for Vegas family
- Hypnotist may face new trial for fraud
- American Pacific reports lower profit
- Southwest Gas plan calls for stopping credit refunds
- Shustek plans to make Vestin private firm
- Hospital union workers vote to keep Service Employees
- Wolfgang Puck meals to be sold
- 15 Nevada Guardsmen called to duty
- Passenger traffic up 9.4 percent in November
- More cabs authorized to deal with New Year's, conventions
- Local VA forced to hire specialists for patients
- Goldie Moran, wife of former sheriff, dies
- Flu hitsClark County early
- Authorities investigating LV dentist
- Many denied glimpse of new CCSN chief
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Future unclear for Gans TV project
- Sports briefs for December 22, 2003
- Weekend sales disappointing to retailers
- Supreme Court defines limits for jury misconduct
- Rebels: No choke, this time
- Robinson had hand in Riley's success
- NLV Police probe man's death
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ho, ho, ho -- Rebels thankful for victory
- Henderson gets new numbers
- Galardi strip club closed after losing in court
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: P. Val to celebrate anniversary on Friday
- Celebrity chef in deal for in-flight meals
- Poll shows emphasis on education
- Ankle sprain keeps local star Platt on Oregon sideline
- Miller wins No. 100
- Alaska trip has LV set for its midnight start
- Surcharge increased because of rising fuel costs
- Letter: Drug bill does not help seniors
- Letter: Don't support barbaric violence of 'fur ranches'
- Editorial: Here's hoping that spam is now cooked
- Editorial: Issue that could vex Solomon
- Twain delivers no-frills gem
- Penn National sues Scott
- Hearing on racing license recesses
- Carey brings full range of gifts to Aladdin Theatre
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 22, 2003
- Happy Holidays: The Accent department shares its favorite holiday memories
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Road rage surfaces in Jarbidge
- Students can earn college credits
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Dec. 22, 2003
- Toys will be given away
- Blood drives
- Holiday Closings
- Birth announcements for Dec. 22, 2003
Friday, Dec. 19
- News briefs for Dec. 19, 2003
- Flu shots given to local TV station workers were legitimate, director says
- More middle school kids are depressed
- $2.5 million for lake project is approved
- Monk who helped homeless honored
- Off the streets: New shelter, services serve valley's homeless teens, children
- Columnist Jeff German: Regents have gone way too far
- Three kids rescued from blaze
- Business briefs for Dec. 19, 2003
- Big Las Vegas builder reports higher fourth-quarter earnings
- Not like TV: Metro's real-life crime lab jammed into tiny quarters
- Nevada's jobless rate at lowest point in 34 months
- Panel to study college system
- Call taker fired over Moncrief incident
- Vegas investor's associates promoting racinos in Idaho
- Harrah's has potential bargaining chip for Binion's Horseshoe
- Interstate Mortgage charges modified
- Judge issues injunction in LV lending case
- Nevada gaming commission approves restructuring at Resort at Summerlin
- Sports briefs for December 19, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Sorrentino sore over radio giveaway
- Army job put Knight on track as tyrant
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Celebrate the holidays with a little time outdoors
- Fishing report: Bass fishing has been slow across most of Lake Mead
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Tale of two halves
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Was that stench from the rodeo or Rebels?
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Receiver picked wrong time to get on the Horn
- Holiday gift list includes pink slip, wasabi
- Adras enjoys another upset
- UNLV takes aim at righting ship
- State officials prepare for big Yucca hearing
- Prosecutors claim Murphy is flight risk
- Officer involved in third on-duty shooting
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: 82nd returning to combat
- Columnist Susan Snyder: The Cat does our dirty work
- Nevada voters may number 1 million for 2004 election
- Southwest Airlines ending contract with state
- On Display for December 19, 2003
- Revisiting Hendrix is an experience
- Obituaries for Dec. 19, 2003
- Performing Arts for December 19, 2003
- Trachta's Christmas show no lump of coal
- Pacini honored as Public Official of the Year
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Comedy career upstaged McHale's acting aspirations
- Letter: School will have negative effects
- Datebook for December 19, 2003
- Letter: Critics can oppose Bush without 'hating'
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: This year rivals 2002 for blockbuster shows
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Careers of two friends are just kid stuff
- 'Asian Night' showcases variety of Vietnamese talent
- Lawyers will now be able to advertise as specialists
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: We present a sample plate of treats
- Harnedy, firefighter who championed legislation, dies
- Indian casino options reviewed
- Editorial: Don't head off probe
- Editorial: Understand the drought: Do the math
- Community briefs for Dec. 19, 2003
- United States probing airline takeover bid
- All in Vain: 'Diva' label being examined as Carey, Twain visit Vegas
- Columnist Jeff German: LV news befits its tourism slogan
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: Vote like a woman
- Full Capacity
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Tiggs has made big strides
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Fox 5's Calvin is quite a site
- Letter: Station's plan is an eyesore
- Letter: Bad energy bill wastes money, encourages Yucca
- Editorial: Energy bill writes off the future
- Editorial: Old habits die hard
- Mass growth
- Columnist Jon Ralston: A few last-minute gift ideas
- County horticulturist wins industry award
- Las Vegans win right to show Nevada's face in Miss USA, Miss Teen USA pageants
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Beauty shines in the people who care for us
- The safety zone
Thursday, Dec. 18
- Vegas sees opportunities to attract international tourists
- News briefs for Dec. 18, 2003
- Manslaughter charges sought against man, 87
- Man is indicted on sex charges
- The Hotel opens at Mandalay Bay
- LV airport on prospective expansion list
- Circus defends policy on HIV-infected gymnast
- Southcoast resort plan advances
- Survey shows drop in smoking in high school
- Man may have given flu shots without license
- Rules for fountains, home car washing revisited
- Tempers flare over OK of Social Security project
- Nevada's DUI death rate up after decline
- Nevada still tops nation in growth
- Director named for new cancer institute
- Sports briefs for December 18, 2003
- Investors await judge's decision on assets of Las Vegas mortgage fund
- Outside experts critical of Las Vegas ad campaign
- LV insurer tries to explain intricacies of Medicare and effects of new law
- Oklahoma City flights set
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Art sets new Mandalay Bay hotel apart
- Spinks enjoys his turn on top
- Wranglers maintain home-ice advantage
- Fight schedule
- Bledsoe: I can still get job done
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Barry's ready to welcome Golden Gloves fighters
- Showtime will lift curtain on Grigorian
- Police releasing few details in shooting of unarmed man
- Council to re-examine law on yard sales
- NLV council briefs for Dec. 18, 2003
- Guinn, other governors call for full tax funds
- Sequoia stands tall as small forward
- Southern Nevadans appointed to state panels
- Allen gets life without parole in killing of mother of four
- Correction
- 'Positive' meeting with Selby held
- Las Vegas City Council briefs
- UNLV has big plans for long stay at home
- Penske staying mum on Gaughan's future
- Council hears pitch for world-class zoo
- Leading indicators up
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Y'all get ready for Busch and Brendan
- Art to be built into city projects
- Friday's horse racing entries
- O Christmas tree: Please stay safe
- Obituaries for Dec. 18, 2003
- Letter: Other reputable sources for drugs
- Letter: Conserve water and slow growth
- Letter: Saddam's trial will mean more Bush propaganda
- Editorial: Wetlands decision is surprising, welcome
- Regents defend votes on CCSN
- Editorial: Program for child care needs boost
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Trying time for Saddam
- Nellis maintenance unit honored as tops
- Advisory panel to study various state tax issues
- Lawmakers urge personal water systems for police
- Capitol Police buy bikes for children
- Community briefs for Dec. 18, 2003
- Leavitt, son both doing well following kidney transplant
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Saddam beats whale of a tale
- Short & Sweet: Quillin's book of short stories recounts brushes with greatness
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Tuesday, Dec. 16
- Tourism commissioners scrutinize 'Sin City' label
- Rouse Co. buys project in Florida
- Resident, firefighter injured in condo fire
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 16, 2003
- Insurer's profit grows
- News briefs for Dec. 16, 2003
- Middle schools see rise in drugs, violence
- LV job growth will be strong
- Station to move rink, expand Santa Fe
- State prison halfway house has trouble finding a home
- Columnist Jeff German: New trial, but same old circus
- Gazlay guilty in 311 Boyz case
- CCSN faculty wary of precedent in Cummings case
- Prosecutor attacked in court
- Airport gave wings to growth of Las Vegas
- ValCom buys Lear Studios
- FBI report cites fewer homicides
- Sports briefs for December 16, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Roy tragedy now involves Pink, elephant
- City attorney pleads not guilty to DUI
- Relic hunter receives 37 months in prison
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Ensign describes excitement of Iraqis, U.S. soldiers
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Portis shouldn't miss any time
- Porter delays trip to Iraq
- Loyola Marymount halts UNLV streak at 4 games
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Don't bet on new WHA coming to town
- Las Vegas aviation pioneer recalls early days of flight
- Effect of changes in Medicare unknown
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Marlins are following familiar, demented course
- Control over hazardous shipments questioned
- Environmentalists target Ensign
- El Salvador plans consulate in LV
- Obituaries for Dec. 16, 2003
- Tabish, Murphy plead not guilty; new trial scheduled
- Prices fall as inflation remains subdued
- Ten years later, tribe's casino venture paying off
- Motorola names chairman
- Officer shoots man after suicide threat
- Pair get county's Medal of Honor
- City Council has busy agenda
- Lighten Up?: Views differ on how much decor is appropriate for Hanukkah
- School's split will be a boost
- Letter: Lack of outrage is appalling
- Letter: Work of CCSD's music teachers truly appreciated
- Community briefs for Dec. 16, 2003
- Educator, architect receive arts awards
- Immunization schedule for Dec. 16, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Joy in U.S. and Iraq
- Editorial: More bad judgment
- Volunteers D.A.R.E. to help family with restoration of home
- Editorial: Investigate Halliburton contracts
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Buoyed by owl's flight to freedom
Monday, Dec. 15
- Visitor volume up
- Murphy, Tabish back in court
- Man who posed as fire victim arrested again in LV
- New batch of flu shots goes fast
- Casino is one idea for land use near scenic canyon
- Regents snub faculty, pick new CCSN chief
- Margaritaville opens at Flamingo
- Local police officers receive training for New Year's Eve
- Fewer Nevada teens attempting suicide
- Water authority may rethink tough new rules
- News briefs for Dec. 15, 2003
- Sierra loses appeal over insuring military personnel
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 15, 2003
- Gibbons: Alleged Halliburton overcharging 'absolute outrage'
- State-funded addiction programs evaluated
- Airline adds direct Vegas flights from six cities
- Council to meet privately with LV city manager
- CAP searches for downed small plane
- Basic High hopes to break new ground on health center
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: The die is cast at 'CSI' party at Light
- Correction
- Alleged 311 Boyz member awaits jury's verdict
- Wind gusts top 60 mph as cold front hits from north
- Yucca case returning to U.S. District Court
- Nevada delegates cite importance of capture
- Parole possible for man convicted in 1974 killing
- Huge fine likely in trading scandal
- UNLV grad Jessee turns in another strong performance
- Court takes key business cases
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: NYRA tax fraud conspiracy charged
- Sports briefs for December 15, 2003
- Ohl in a day's work
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 'Earth to Rasheed, Earth to Rasheed -- come in, Rasheed'
- State board hears case for second LV trauma center
- Rebels hurt by inside prowess
- Education panel plans superintendent search
- Killer serenades board
- Jurors deliberate Allen's fate
- Editorial: Schools as clinics
- Letter: Unbridled greed in government
- Letter: Rationale for war in Iraq was all lies
- Letter: Constitution protects rights of homeless, too
- Editorial: Capture is important step in Iraq
- Tenn. legislator requests meeting over 'enormous' lottery salaries
- Dispute erupts over track profit
- Casinos advertised on cable
- Birth announcements for Dec. 15, 2003
- Obituaries for Dec. 15, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: The bald truth about bird-spotting
- House of Blues purrs in Idle
- Vegas frequenter Rimes hits on 21
- Ten for $10: Trends bucked as expert embarks on holiday shopping spree
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Dec. 15, 2003
Friday, Dec. 12
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Birdwatching can provide special treat
- Business briefs for Dec. 12, 2003
- More water limits seen if drought continues
- Communications school to be split at UNLV
- Columnist Jeff German: Islanders' lips sealed on silver's whereabouts
- Indicted Hells Angels members appear in court
- Study says industry vital
- Firm sues website operator
- Soaring convention attendance boosts LV visitor volume
- Service to begin March 1
- High school grad rate low in county
- Valley gets a soaking, mountains a coating
- Six suspects in drug sweep released
- Fishing report: Striped bass biting in Las Vegas Wash
- News briefs for Dec. 12, 2003
- Gazlay takes stand in own defense
- Refusal to rescind vote on Remington stuns supporters
- Bank of America to provide service to state government
- MGM MIRAGE working on employee housing in Primm
- County procures more flu shots for at-risk population
- DOE speeds schedule on Yucca questions
- Pilot is honored for flights over Baghdad
- Competing retail shows catering to rodeo fans
- Gaming firm plans to sell slot assets
- Clemency denied for LV killer
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Leach still at home in lap of luxury
- Healthy food options at biggest airports on the rise
- Fowler gets right back in mix
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Jackson considers NFL option
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Be patient -- college presidents will play that ace someday
- Sports briefs for December 12, 2003
- Coach takes team to old stomping grounds
- Once automatica, Tampa Bay's kicker has become erratica
- 'Snow throw' puts Patriots in holiday spirit
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Change to points system would be big mistake
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Detroit motoring toward lowly NFL record for road futility
- Lobos fans could be out in force at this year's game
- SCORE drivers to be honored at banquet
- UNLV grad Jessee continues to make his mark at NFR
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Underdog Rebels hope to catch Stanford off guard
- UNLV women face tests on California trip
- RTC hears safety issues from fired bus driver
- Land sought for transit hub
- Two more defendants in artifacts case to be sentenced
- Residents say proposed codes could be too costly
- City inspector was at construction site just before garage collapse
- Shares rise in first trading day
- Hells Angels to appear in court
- Illegal gamblers OK'd to sell
- Letter: Spending must be kept in check
- Letter: Election integrity demands honest, open procedures
- Editorial: Children deserving of better
- Editorial: Prosecution of relic thieves is warranted
- Two clinical trials planned for colorectal cancer
- Community briefs for Dec. 12, 2003
- Rain greets conference on river, drought
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: The new Iraqi tribunal
- Jane's Addiction drowned out at Orleans Arena
- Obituaries for Dec. 12, 2003
- Fed official urges battle against child prostitution
- School Board makes deal for Rancho to use church lot
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: No shortage of music for top 10 list
- Bond sale planned for housing project
- Another media circus expected for Binion trial
- Time, price is right for Jeff Trachta
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Coyotes won't break the habitat
- Redstreaks still sweethearts of the rodeo
- Datebook for Dec. 12, 2003
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Karafantis hasn't stopped working in the Kitchen
- Performing arts for Dec. 12, 2003
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Niceties not necessary for award-winning Irrera
- 'Alternative' compilation holds up well after 10 years
- Music Boxes: Holiday CD packages more plentiful than ever
- On display for Dec. 12, 2003
- Comic Idle
- Jailed Juveniles
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: Poisoned thinking
- Letter: Bush's flight was no simple trip
- Letter: FDR should remain on dime
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Regents incapable of recovery
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Baer eyeing Carson City locality
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Fielding questions is a job
- Editorial: Reformers win one
- Columnist Jeff German: Scandalous Vegas has a language all its own
- Pro and Con: Should land sale money be spent differently?
- Groups combine resources, labor to aid needy in holiday season
- Editorial: Strange way of defining friendship
- Making a home of a house
Thursday, Dec. 11
- Family Support Division changing in wake of review
- Drug, gang sweep nets 12 in LV area, L.A.
- City Hall welcomes addition
- FluMist vaccine now in good standing
- Alleged victim's testimony describes attack
- Officer suspected of drunken driving resigns
- Boulder Dam Hotel about to turn 70
- LV cable operator sees growth
- Fewer tobacco products are being sold to teens
- Judge clears way for regents to privately discuss firings
- City of Las Vegas raises limits for affordable housing help
- Some good, bad news for Nevada children
- Report pointed to favoritism in LV department
- Last in ring of artifact thieves to be sentenced
- Large racino back on track
- Fatal accident was second for tractor-trailer driver
- News briefs for Dec. 11, 2003
- Vegas lands direct Philly flights by Southwest
- LV hospital expansion under way
- Guinn names 10 to Amber Alert panel
- Audit recommends revival of medical screening panel
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Celebrities easy to chart at 'Billboards'
- Matchup at point will have Rebels on guard
- Teaching with a passion
- Team ropers establish standard in Round 6
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: 51s have issues heading into winter meetings
- Correction
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Top Fuel driver Herbert hires new manager
- Sports briefs for December 11, 2003
- Columnist Linda Frohlich: Time to speak English, get back to Las Vegas
- Letter: Tax burden is spread over year
- Letter: Improper way to criticize Bush
- Letter: Iraqi oil should be used first to help Iraqi people
- Editorial: Heller right on target
- State fights fire with fire
- Editorial: Patients' needs must come first
- Academy popularity grows
- Millionaire program clients testify against hypnotist
- Hearing in Nevada to focus on Nellis, nukes
- Driver of truck that killed boy was involved in another fatal crash
- Grant funds not vital to growth of Metro force
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Father might face charges in death of child in car crash
- Community briefs for Dec. 11, 2003
- Friday's horse racing entries
- King's Atlantic City card chock full of excitement
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Low-key Morel suffers first loss
- Obituaries for Dec. 11, 2003
- Rubber giant reveals more accounting problems
- Oklahoma tribes pushing for Pennsylvania bingo
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Bribery no way to lead
- Beyonce, R. Kelly pass 'boards
- Magical Forest joined by several holiday displays
- Water Wonderland: Lake Las Vegas home to dazzling boat parade
- Key dates in Nevada's 2004 election process
Wednesday, Dec. 10
- Nevada threatens DOE over funding loss
- Alleged political patronage at CCSN prompted moves
- Background checks not foolproof
- Gaming win inches up
- Smith's closing U.S. 95 store
- Actor's wife won't face charges
- Utility head stumps for coal plants
- Group says it's not the bad guy in gym closure
- Hasbro a star in ergonomics
- Murphy's attorneys seek bail
- 'Harm-minimization' slots studied by industry
- Reviews for new conduct code mixed
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 10, 2003
- Sports briefs for December 10, 2003
- News briefs for Dec. 10, 2003
- Strip motels being demolished
- Fresh troopers ready to hit the highway
- Firm picked for voting machines
- Parents, classmates shaken by tragic accident that killed 10-year-old boy
- Woman may have aided alleged medical fraud charges against son
- Columnist Jeff German: Holocaust very real to victims
- County's move to shut down topless clubs could hit snags
- Reid cautions race for nomination not over
- State OKs plans for schools health funds
- Former DMV worker pleads guilty in bribe case
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Pre-party leaves no memories of Paris
- Local SCORE race postponed
- Yankee bull riders
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Boxing hurt by ESPN decision
- Saddle bronc record broken again
- Columnist Peter Benton: Aliante opens doors, draws rave reviews
- Top Yucca experts to discuss license application process
- Background checks can't always prevent school abuse allegations
- Feds double rent on airport property
- America West launches tray table ads
- Drug kickback allegation denied
- Unions highlight hurdles to organizing
- Woman charged with having sex with kids takes plea deal
- Governor readies gambling regulation bill
- Gazlay trial kicks off series of actions in 311 Boyz case
- Lottery launch date set
- Judge selections narrowed to three
- Spurrier will return to 'Skins
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Official quits before he starts
- Guinn praises Reid
- King's son speaks out against teens being tried as adults
- Health District runs out of vaccine
- NRC working on system to allow public access to licensing documents
- Obituaries for Dec. 10, 2003
- Letter: Iraq trips not that dangerous
- Letter: State GOP plays game on Yucca
- Letter: Getting rid of grass effective against drought
- Editorial: Perpetrating a fraud
- McNamee, member of pioneer family of attorneys, dies at 68
- Revised master plan approved, Henderson buffer considered
- Editorial: Drug law isn't right prescription
- Community briefs for Dec. 10, 2003
- Piano man Osborne to play for Bush
- Elizabeth Foyt: Epicurean Club feeds college students' needs
- Adding a Little Seasoning: Holiday cookbooks aid chefs of all abilities
- Highlights of October 2003 revenue report on Nevada casinos
- Wildlife officials, fishermen rescue Nevada trout
Tuesday, Dec. 9
- County gets more flu doses as fed agency monitors problem
- Shooting was second for Metro cop
- NLV man gets 42 months in pot case
- Virus affects Porter's hearing
- Boy, 10, struck, killed by truck
- Coalition against gay marriage reorganizes
- Columnist Jeff German: Holocaust denier slips into town
- Woman says her beliefs prompted sex with children
- Officers ease parents' minds
- Waitress' suit against Caesars reinstated
- CCSN probe didn't include key insight
- Group works to become a player in gaming decisions
- State analysts say Nevada Power being inconsistent
- Tribe plans scaled-back casino
- Two insiders leave Station Casinos board
- County lagging in collection of child support, review finds
- Study contradicts NCAA
- Park Place casinos start lists to ban addicts
- Baer sues over restrictions
- Sports briefs for December 9, 2003
- News briefs for Dec. 9, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Hard Rock goes to extremes for laughs
- Ward has eye on big prize
- Maddux wants to stay in NL
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Grown-ups put youth boxing on the ropes
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Deceit in seats good idea at LVMS
- Holiday Prep Classic scaled back to 8 teams
- It all starts and likely ends at Centennial
- Unity, conservation focus of Colorado River states
- Ex-troopers file civil rights suit
- League pushing for more minority hirings
- Gee making move in steer wrestling
- Two insiders leave board
- Chinese premier warns against further trade barriers from U.S.
- Lottery to drop TV promotions
- Dollar falls to multiyear lows against major rivals
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: 24 Nextel, Busch drivers to test at LVMS
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Dow crosses 10,000
- House approves bill on big cats
- Air Force expands probe
- AeroTech's lawsuit against fire department dismissed
- 9-year-old girl describes her mother's killing
- Reid POW amendment stripped from spending bill
- Obituaries for Dec. 9, 2003
- Sunrise names new medical director
- Hospitals reject audit's claims
- Bill includes $20 million for LV monorail project
- Voting machine vendor to be named
- Metro officers training Jordanians
- Segerblom will accept offer of new position
- School principal, architect win arts awards
- Community briefs for Dec. 9, 2003
- Road projects listed on website
- Immunization schedule for Dec. 9, 2003
- Letter: Animal acts should be banned
- Letter: Keep separate church and state
- Letter: Police, subduing people on drugs, deserve credit
- With Gaines, 'Scrooge' gains credibility
- Count Us In: Billboard keeps up with trends for Wednesday's awards show
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Justice in Salt Lake
- Editorial: Don't toy with public lands law
- Columnist Susan Snyder: In a way, all toys are dangerous
Monday, Dec. 8
- News briefs for Dec. 8, 2003
- County vaccine shortage looms
- CCSN report alleges political favors
- Big builder comes to LV
- Researcher: Scientific data important piece of gambling addiction puzzle
- LV builder boosts dividend
- Fired helicopter pilot sues company
- State presses fraud case against Las Vegas phone company
- Beauty, rights a tough balance
- Wet 'n Wild officials mum on plans for site
- Lawmakers continue effort to compensate POWs
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 8, 2003
- Caesars unveils credit card
- Beauty in eyes of motorists at I-15, Sahara
- Principal softens stance on student uniforms
- Metro squad probes biker crimes
- Plans under way to close longtime LV boxing gym
- New rules open door for more doctors
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Aladdin's late-night parade no illusion
- Sports briefs for December 8, 2003
- Rebels find early success, but set for Edwards to return
- Lady Rebels top UNR
- Las Vegas High couldn't get its running attack on track
- Wildcats come up short
- Oh-klahoma! Swooners take 'C' out of BCS
- Beavers eager for trip to Las Vegas
- Bull riders put on exciting round to wrap up the night
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Most Breeders' Cup winners fail in follow-up races
- Friday meeting called violation of law
- Williams' request for hearing denied
- Television helps boost NFR purse to $5 mil.
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Lenient judge shows his favoritism
- Nelson lives up to legend in Las Vegas concert
- Business briefs for Dec. 8, 2003
- Vegas plant to close
- Obituaries for Dec. 8, 2003
- Children pitch in to help those in need
- Community briefs for Dec. 8, 2003
- Birth announcements for Dec. 8, 2003
- Cancer claims veteran Strip saxophone player Bashford
- Letter: Power of prayer should be shown
- GOP is phony, greedy party
- Bush team's world views are alarming
- Closed NRC-DOE meetings questioned
- Interviews begin for court candidates
- Fugitive coach's activities at local school probed
- Editorial: Going back to moon is spacey idea
- Editorial: Death on our streets
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Dec. 8, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Idea for energy is a breeze
- Hollywood Holidays: Variety of Christmas tales to be found on video, DVD
- Snow causes dicey driving across northern Nevada
Sunday, Dec. 7
Friday, Dec. 5
- SW Gas asks to raise rates
- Columnist Jeff German: Watering down the water rules
- Evidence dispute delays trial in 311 Boyz case
- LV move to allow fountains irks water officials
- Home car washing may screech to halt
- Three Hells Angels indicted in Arizona
- Deputy DA announces plan to run for County Commission
- Number of homeless deaths rises
- Medical board is praised in audit
- Rancho Drive detours are urged
- New law redefines auto 'totals'
- Officer shoots man suspected in burglary
- Nevada among 36 states to increase taxes
- Guinn backs up U.S. 95 project with cash
- News briefs for Dec. 5, 2003
- Feds move against lender
- Auditors slam Taxicab Authority controls
- Regulators endorse new Nevada tax rule
- Agassi, others invest in downtown deal
- Ozone news is both good and bad
- Coast to build a third room tower at Orleans
- Consumers hammer on alternative phone firms
- Fashion Show GM appointed
- America West plans growth after favorable changes
- Sports briefs for December 5, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Third anniversary is Terrible news
- Columnist Adam Candee: For all of the marbles
- Upcoming season will provide answers we seek
- 'Dogs out to defend crown
- Fishing report: Local anglers turn in strong weekend at lake
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Wildlife conventions make plans to flock to Reno
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Gibbons' land sales plan gets lukewarm reception
- Correction
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Ault unable to resist coaching temptation
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: McCallum: Nothing beats Army-Navy game
- Players 'believe' in winning
- It's official: Pedregon brothers will partner for 2004 season
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Elliott makes plans for Las Vegas race
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Heisman Trophy race narrowed to two horses
- Chiefs WR Kennison hits back at Shanahan
- Pat Tillman is football's real patriot
- Columnist Sal DeFelippo: Flutie hits paydirt on field, keeps bettors from payday
- DA describes girl, 9, taking care of siblings, slain mother
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 5, 2003
- Eaton says Germans not in control at DaimlerChrysler
- LV banks expanding
- Coffee seller arrives in W. Va.
- Utility CFO leaves
- Designer laments politics in memorial contest
- Letter: Bush's Iraq trip was inspirational
- Letter: Far better uses for $1.2 million Bush collected
- Editorial: Are we in a drought, or in denial?
- Editorial: Reasonable standards
- Federal grant awarded to help elderly
- Obituaries for Dec. 5, 2003
- Legos lead to a new career
- Community briefs for Dec. 5, 2003
- Williams requests council hearing
- Campaigns to get people to the polls target Nevada
- Blood drives scheduled
- Returning National Guard soldiers honored
- Med school official resigns after probe over degree status
- Probation visit turns up meth lab, porn
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Rump session in Geneva
- Drought causes closing of lake boat ramp
- Inspiration Point: Travis embraces gospel for musical, personal growth
- Holidays to shine bright with variety of performing-arts productions
- Holiday performances
- Lassoing the upcoming country performances
- Sun Auction items still up for bid
- Quadra Mining buying Robinson mine near Ely
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Community famous for stocking
- Peforming Arts for December 5, 2003
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Chalow Kabob celebrates Mideast cuisine
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Deering lets music guide his career and life
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Firstman takes his second shot at Vegas
- On Display for December 5, 2003
- Datebook for December 5, 2003
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Campus gigs leave Rogers in a school daze
- It's never too late to fish for Tuna
- Mimicry never fails for indefatigable 'Legends'
- Getting out of 'the game'
- Federal agency aims to raise awareness on child prostitution
- Teen's unsolved death may be linked to prostitution
- Children of the night
- Columnist Jeff German: County develops a good attitude
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Who wins with drug bill?
- Letter: Reconstruction must be open
- Letter: Contrast of war images haunting
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Oscar's dream team for a day
- Editorial: Progressive program is saving girls
- Editorial: Not broke; don't fix it
- Klein's Cause
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Plot for HBO film is pretty rich
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Out on a limb for a fake tree
- Expanded holiday light show benefits local charity
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Getting to know the real Ronald Reagan
Thursday, Dec. 4
- NFR: National Finals Rodeo event standings
- Trooper investigating accident becomes an accident victim
- NFR: Stock List
- Victim's mother decries secrecy
- Williams may challenge firing from city job
- Some disabled students to be held to different standards
- LV City Council votes to let fountains flow
- Ousted CCSN chief files lawsuit
- Hells Angels indicted in casino shooting
- Commissioners delay vote on Station tower
- A time to give
- Lawmaker to take on embattled Kincaid- Chauncey
- For Metro task force, 'tis season to thwart thieves
- Father of boy thrown from vehicle to face charges
- Culinary, MGM Grand reach agreement
- NFR: Miss Rodeo competition a highlight to the busy week
- NFR: PRCA sets 2004 season
- U.S. stocks rise again
- Mandalay posts record profit in third quarter
- Big Marriott hotel set for site near Convention Center
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 4, 2003
- Business briefs for Dec. 4, 2003
- Regulators lecture Park Place on AC woes
- Red Sox set to hire Francona
- Sports briefs for December 4, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: In fund-raising effort, Trejo goes to perch
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: SCORE Terrible 250 race to keep July date
- Correction
- Sweet revenge
- Fight schedule
- Southpaw's springboard
- Victim's mother decries secrecy in case of priest
- Wildcats' role players excel
- C-M picked to repeat
- Videotape plays key role for DA in Palms shooting
- Rebels' Brimmer snubbed for top defensive honors
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Lots of all-stars and a pair of Boll Weevils
- Vegas remains red-hot at home
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Klitschko ready to put fixed-up face to the test
- News briefs for Dec. 4, 2003
- Toxic algae found in small amounts in Lake Mead
- Ralph Siraco's Hollywood Park selections
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Texans buy up Mega Millions tickets
- Ohio slots proposal fails
- NHP, public to have more contact
- Nevada probe leads to Hells Angels raids
- Letter: Bush's Iraq visit sadly contrived
- Letter: Homeless services must be more accessible
- Editorial: Students are not at fault in this snafu
- Editorial: Traffic changes can't happen fast enough
- Legislative Commission OKs regulations for new taxes
- Slow growth expected course for the future
- Nuke waste security to be studied
- Recent editorials from New Jersey newspapers
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A vote for sanity
- Speakers bureau planned to keep focus on education
- Reserve, Guard now receive unlimited commissary benefits
- It's Christmas Rhyme: Tense tales add color to holiday rush
- New digital imaging tools will help doctors' diagnoses at UMC
- Obituaries for Dec. 4, 2003
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: A gift-wrap of saturation journalism
- Community briefs for Dec. 4, 2003
- NFR: Lowe ready to take center stage
- NFR: Whitfield still man to beat
- NFR: 2003 National Finals Rodeo Schedule of Events
- NFR: Headers, heelers combine efforts
- NFR: James helped put the event on map
- NFR: Classic combination of strength and grace
- NFR: For 8 seconds, fans get big thrill
- NFR: It takes 2.4 seconds to settle this score
Wednesday, Dec. 3
Tuesday, Dec. 2
Monday, Dec. 1
- Putting a lock on child safety
- Death penalty clarification due
- Officials: Fountains send bad message
- Man shot, killed outside apartment
- Security guard pays price for heroic act
- Just in time: Second homeless clinic opens as flu season, cold weather arrive
- Family, friends remember LV football player
- News briefs for Dec. 1, 2003
- Gaming briefs for Dec. 1, 2003
- Power utility to join Utah supplier
- Firing of higher education chief not unique
- AEDs will provide schools an edge in safety
- Fire destroys vacant restaurant
- Public to get help obtaining prescriptions
- Hospitals see first signs of flu season
- Orchard owner Gilcrease dies at 87
- Rebels do enough to slow Bramlet
- Rebels ponder what could have been
- Rebels ready for the road after some home-schooling
- Sports briefs for December 1, 2003
- Beavers would bring local flavor to LV
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Bailey, Krone top Thanksgiving weekend racing
- Columnist Dean Juipe: CCSD abuses undercut kids, sports
- Touched by a friend
- Bush may lift steel tariffs
- Construction spending hits high
- Court rejects Indian gaming case
- Guinn elected governors' group vice chairman
- Consumer advocate to head national panel
- Letter: Gridiron irony on the way?
- Letter: Separation of powers is crucial
- Letter: Profit margins determine auto insurance rates
- Editorial: New crime warrants its priority
- Editorial: Please, no voting fiasco
- LV proposes percentage of projects earmarked for art
- Birth announcements for Dec. 1, 2003
- Holiday drinkers are urged to Make the Call for a ride
- Applications available for fire academy
- Women honored for bus shelter
- A Wide 'Net: For the person who has everything, dive into eBay
- Obituaries for Dec. 1, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Canyon is not typical LV resort
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Dec. 1, 2003
