Friday, Jan. 31
- Chamber may rethink gross receipts tax
- Budget crisis threatens Health District
- More funds needed to reach immigrant kids, experts say
- Arbitrator awards teacher back pay
- Effect of document shredding on Nevada is unclear
- War effort may strain police force
- Pet bird owners upset over federal eradication program
- Blacks, Hispanics in Nevada more likely to be pulled over for traffic stops
- Columnist Jeff German: Topless ad ban bares hypocrisy
- Girl, mother sue school district over alleged rape
- Gaming Venture to be spun off
- LV chain files for bankruptcy
- Union in dispute with firm
- Mystery over crash victim's money may stay unsolved
- Ensign pushes big-cat legislation
- Ensign named to subcommittee
- Game maker to close, Vegas losing 100 jobs
- Gladiators set to enter indoor war
- Low rates hiding affordable housing shortage
- Report says UMC alone among major Nevada hospitals in losing money in '02
- Increases proposed for hunting, fishing licenses
- Governor proposes 10,500 slot machines to boost tax revenue
- Former Cicero president enters prison
- United posts record loss
- Regents vote 12-1 to go on a retreat
- Regents won't pursue question of job conflict
- Judge to rule on U.S. 95 pollution lawsuit
- Edwards ready for challenge
- Columnist Dean Juipe: City, county habitually hamper race
- Las Vegas' Horacek enjoys good life in Arena League
- Gladiators' owner has new-found excitement
- No pay package for UMC's Hale
- Groups settle lawsuit over dust buildup
- Las Vegas Gladiators roster
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: McMurray makes most of his break
- Changes could come in future to Title IX
- News briefs for Jan. 31, 2003
- Petition problem: Council members see ulterior motive to resident's ballot initiative
- Runners seek fast times over downhill course
- Officials envision bigger, fewer jackpots with new plan
- Air Force trips up Lady Rebels
- Obituaries for Jan. 31, 2003
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Tying one on at a Fly Fishing paradise
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report: Anglers land stripers at Lake Mead
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Letter: Good riddance to this retiree
- Letter: City policies lead to suffering
- Letter: What will attack on Iraqi people accomplish?
- Editorial: Bush left states out in the cold
- Editorial: Blue Diamond offer too good to pass up
- Community briefs for Jan. 31, 2003
- Gypsum firm rejects plan to block homes
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: A real tip-off: Stern scouting Las Vegas
- Civic activist Romero will challenge Reese
- Goodman doesn't oppose VA clinic
- Political notebook: Legislature takes time for patriotism
- Lawmaker Arberry criticizes state's computer department
- New members named to train commission
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Closer look at Medicare
- Knowing Mia, knowing you
- Nod to Rat Pack finding its way at Westward Ho
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Driven to brink of rage
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Mariposa impresses with welcoming dinner
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Martin a skip away from landing showroom gig
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: Music makes the 'People' come together
- Orlando bio makes eye-opening revelations
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Write of passage boosts indie rockers the Bleachers
- Rate changes in store for Cox subscribers
- Datebook for January 31, 2003
- Performing Arts for January 31, 2003
- On Display for January 31, 2003
- NEVADA FOCUS: What pioneers have to say about Old Mormon Station's location
- Key players in the 2003 Legislature
- Several other issues could step to forefront
- Tax time for lawmakers
- Columnist Erin Neff: Taxes taking attention from death penalty reform
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Dry casks bolster argument against Yucca
- Columnist Jeff German: Vegas mustn't tolerate bigots
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: War will be U.S. decision
- Editorial: VA needs the funds to match its vision
- Columnist Susan Snyder: An ode to Las Vegas 'newbies'
- Letter: Choice of who stays not tough
- Letter: Saddam just another former American stooge
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Lousy mayor fools the masses
- Editorial: Let's see where they would cut
- Disguise the Limit
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Armstrong signs a wheel deal
- Millennial Generation: College or bust
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: An entertaining way to learn more about Nevada
Thursday, Jan. 30
Wednesday, Jan. 29
Tuesday, Jan. 28
Monday, Jan. 27
Sunday, Jan. 26
Friday, Jan. 24
- NASCAR testing schedule at LVMS
- Mother of slain girl wants death penalty
- Police: Suspect's sister also stabbed girls
- Ex-youth inmate claims sex assault
- Hospital to close orthopedic surgery
- Water control rules put on hold
- County closes skate park
- Harmon trial begins on Monday
- Columnist Jeff German: Hoops refs need to call it both ways
- NLV pollution high, but dropping
- License issue called moot by Toronto firm
- Casino promises strong marketing push for locals
- LV slot maker Sigma loses Missouri license
- Non-union contractors criticize McCarran policy
- Builders won't look to feds for defect issue help
- Air Vegas unveils new design
- Columnist Sal De Filippo: Holmes works magic to dethrone Burton
- 2003 Racing Schedules
- Banks realizes importance of UNLV's road trip
- Sports briefs for January 24, 2003
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser hopes to go faster with new team
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Where the Desert Bighorn reigns
- Fishing Report
- Fine reduced for Illinois casino
- Lady Rebels falter down the stretch
- Party train
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Agassi rides cresting wave in Australia
- Slots approved for track
- Voters may look at gambling
- Regulators order review
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Thursday's Prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- New life seen for music firm
- Disclosure rules strengthened
- Need for mental hospital questioned
- Political notebook: Amusement tax no joking matter
- College system to give itself new report cards
- Nuke agency reorganization delay preserves 150 jobs
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Epicurean Awards more than just desserts
- They Go Together: Checker a perfect fit for stage production of 'Grease'
- Donnas ready to take (it) off
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Buffalo-Rogers tandem exudes skill, savvy
- Killer gets life in strip club slaying
- Jurors see tape of sex involving man, girl
- On Display for January 24, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Buck stops at his desk
- Performing Arts for January 24, 2003
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Maccionis' Tre hits comfort zone at Boca Park
- Dylan's Wallflowers have come full bloom
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Blue Note Las Vegas was great ... I imagine
- Once gonzo, Hunter S. now just gone
- Valley heads toward record warmth
- Divided Planning Commission OKs John S. Park historic district
- Riviera's 'Crazy Girls' still can't be topped
- Editorial: Balancing act over homeland security
- Letter: Public schools are a burden
- Letter: Giving minorities a chance was long overdue
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Her door to happiness is ajar
- Obituaries for Jan. 24, 2003
- Datebook for January 24, 2003
- 'Trocks' to show the tight stuff at Ham Hall
- Editorial: Suggestion threatens hospital
- Blood drives scheduled
- Commentary: As Legislature kicks off, GOP is a house divided
- Columnist Erin Neff: Beers offers clues to what ails state's finances
- Taxes cause political peril
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Before war, Americans want to know more
- Editorial: Study all angles of UMC debt
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Politics fouls the air
- Letter: Bush plan won't lead to recovery
- Letter: Let's hope our legislators do the right thing
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Guinn didn't go far enough
- Columnist Jeff German: This is how GOP rewards governor
- Editorial: Don't hastily give up land for development
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Painter takes us backstage
- A lot to 'Ask'
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Feisty King back in the ring
- Chapter closes in a lifetime of service to people in need
- Hooked on fish
Thursday, Jan. 23
- Rapid growth topic in Montandon talk
- School district scraps plan for CAT buses
- State's running of prison opposed
- Police say man confessed to Mesquite stabbings
- State agency hits online pharmacy with fine
- More rate cuts not expected
- LV Council puts plan for pay increases on hold
- School police work without contract
- Homeland security concerns may close public meetings
- Barbary Coast owner buys Nevada Power land
- Bus firm threatens outspoken drivers with firing
- Summerlin retains hoop rules
- Mauler to endorse kitchens for Pulte
- Stronger master plans sought
- New, expanding Henderson businesses honored
- Bank operator issues forecast
- GES parent shows improvement
- Volunteers ease emotional burdens of victims
- County planning briefs for Jan. 23, 2003
- Garcia gets additional year
- Agassi rolls into final
- Denton getting his life, career back on track
- County GOP urges tax opposition
- Hunter's fate in hands of trainer
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: College game needs fewer whistles
- News briefs for Jan. 23, 2003
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brandon Bernstein does well in Arizona tests
- Public can watch LVMS commercial
- Lady Rebels entertain pair of MWC rivals
- Obituaries for Jan. 23, 2003
- Gaming Commission fines video poker maker
- Rank in pact with tribe
- Henderson's own Spaghetti Bowl starts
- Racist rhetoric placed on beltway billboards
- Robinson lands top juco safety
- LV girls find way to get past Valley
- Skate board parks will remain open
- Sun Prep Athletes of the Week: Garrett Schofield and Kim Etol
- Catching up with ... MEAGAN NELSON
- Columnist Adam Candee: Foothill gets nod over GV as hoops picks debut
- Audit finds no problems with money
- City Council briefs for Jan. 23, 2003
- Cameras planned to track taggers
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Prep Standings -- Boys Basketball
- Plea deal in teen's killing may collapse
- Prep Standings -- Girls Basketball
- Couple arrested in auto-theft probe
- Neighborhood retains hoop rules
- Prep Standings -- Wrestling
- Prep Standings -- Girls Soccer
- Wednesday's prep results
- On his way up the ladder
- Columnist Dean Juipe: With fight finally set, Ruiz ready for work
- Fight schedule
- Columnist Sal De Filippo: High-powered offense vs. powerful defense
- Letter: Don't forget vendetta factor
- Letter: Animals deserve better treatment
- Letter: Common tax would benefit everyone in state
- Editorial: Growth is served by new rules
- PBA Las Vegas Classic
- Editorial: How can they say it's money 'well spent'?
- Community briefs for Jan. 23, 2003
- Short-term enlistment plan offered
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Paying for tomorrow
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Commission won't call cease-fire
- Humperdinck postpones shows at Las Vegas Hilton
- Walters show relocated to Danny's II
- Strassman, ventriloquism's 'bad boy,' talks the talk at Golden Nugget
Wednesday, Jan. 22
Tuesday, Jan. 21
- Lawmakers target proposed amusement, cigarette taxes
- Guinn issues challenge in 'our hour of need'
- Budget includes more for schools, health care
- Highlights of Guinn's speech
- Gamers at odds with LV chamber
- News briefs for Jan. 21, 2003
- Las Vegas slot route operator forecasts 2002 revenue jump
- More openness sought in sales of public land
- Skaters facing lockout at city parks
- Union protests prison conditions
- Slain civil rights leader remembered on his day
- Columnist Jeff German: Tax worries? Relax and enjoy game
- Homeowners association critics to be heard
- Internet gaming site settles patent lawsuit
- IGT: Settlement is a win for cashless slots
- Forum Shops' owner's latest offer is rejected
- Rebel player chosen for Greek team
- Utah stuffs Rebels
- Jacobson, Jackson help jump-start Utes
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Struggling UNLV needs to regroup
- Fouls, injuries put crimp in Rebels' up-tempo style
- Super Show convention begins
- Gorman puts squeeze on Hug
- Governor outlines construction program
- Educators support plans
- Few concerned with plan to raise sin taxes
- Lady Rebels' program receives $500,000 gift
- Tribal casino reopening under new management
- Firm expands Internet, telephone betting operations
- Vegas company to post higher annual revenue
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brendan Gaughan to participate in goodwill tour
- Seniors health care makes gains
- Ford posts loss
- Strike deadline looms in five states
- Software maker ordered to include Java programming
- Three airlines proceeding with alliance
- Highlights of Nevada gov's tax plan
- Obituaries for Jan. 21, 2003
- Letter: Boulevard needs traffic lights
- Letter: Send Koreans the Experience
- Letter: With Saddam out of the way, oil will flow
- Editorial: Right mix of resolve, passion
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 21, 2003
- Thompson Award goes to Wiggins
- Neighborhood washes its hands of TV dishes
- Community briefs for Jan. 21, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Rangel rankles Rumsfeld
- Philharmonic leaves fans hungry
- Paxton still at heart of acoustic movement
- Just playin' folk: Acoustic musicians find a home at LV Little Theatre
- Quotes on Gov. Kenny Guinn's "state of the state" address
- Education funding up 33 percent in proposed Guinn budget
- Public safety highlights in gov's budget
- Medicaid, mental health funding boosted
Monday, Jan. 20
Friday, Jan. 17
- Language barrier: Lack of interpreters causing problems in health care
- Carbon monoxide plan is approved
- Columnist Jeff German: Union has food for thought in tax debate
- Former recorder wants back pay
- Group hopes to legalize millions of Mexican immigrants
- Dead woman linked to missing child
- Local hockey player dies after injuries from hit and run
- Woman who claimed rape faces extortion charges
- Tuscany hopes to find right blend of tourists, locals
- Piazza Lounge serves as Tuscany's entertainment cornerstone
- West Nile virus expected to reach Nevada by spring
- Water to cost more for less use
- No raises planned for state workers
- $125.6 million spent in Nevada by movie companies in 2002
- Law may not prevent doctors' exodus
- Nevada eateries, hotels get awards
- Rapist's life sentence will be appealed
- Shareholder suing executives
- Aladdin tries to reinvent itself while seeking suitor
- Library District promotes bond issue for new facilities
- Las Vegas company refinances bonds
- Santa Fe Station exec to replace Marrandino
- Clarification
- Runnin' Rebels box
- Reduced Yucca budget pending
- Contest will give names to Mars rovers
- Loss of LV ethics panel will give state officials more work
- Rebels simply another victim
- Bigelow, Araujo carry heavy load for Cougars
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Loss takes the wind out of UNLV
- UNLV opens season
- Home Run Challenge to return to Las Vegas
- 16 prep games on tap at LV holiday event
- Hewlett-Packard reclaims top spot from Dell
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- Asylum writer will return to Africa
- Culinary shops for criticism of Wal-Mart tax stand
- Obituaries for Jan. 17, 2003
- Nevada malpractice plan, Bush's differ on economic caps
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: CART plans to race under the lights, but not at LVMS
- 2003 Racing Schedules
- Burton's magic takes many forms at Monte Carlo
- AG may rule on dual regent roles
- Goodman calls NFL ad decision hypocritical
- Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra visits Ham Hall
- Dead woman linked to missing child case
- Columnist Barb Henderson: State duck stamp art contest takes flight
- Disease strikes poultry
- Rally to protest Head Start switch
- Mine-shaft accident second at same site in recent months
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Let states deal with it
- Editorial: More is at stake than leave policy
- Nevada Power's spending on advertising criticized
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- Political notebook: Confusion exists over campaign form
- Magicians hone craft at event
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Remembering days of snap, crackle and pop
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Sand Dollar is Las Vegas' own culture club
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Brother' not a typical spoof
- Acting Housing Authority boss awaits board's verdict
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New Gaylord adds spice to Rio's cuisine
- Letter: Red Rock future up to firm, BLM
- On Display for January 17, 2003
- Letter: Military draft should include SUV drivers
- Datebook for January 17, 2003
- Performing Arts for January 17, 2003
- City to honor firefighters who rescued woman, 84
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Recounting a surgical strike
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Swede sounds emanate from Mandalay Bay
- Vegas getting spaced out
- Holiday closings
- Community briefs for Jan. 17, 2003
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Blood drives scheduled
- Break on Through
- Community leaders reveal their hopes
- State of the State: Guinn's address to Legislature will test his leadership
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Drugs: Both good and bad
- Letter: Bush meddles in malpractice issue
- Letter: Military draft would do U.S. kids some good
- Columnist Jon Ralston: It's Guinn's moment of truth
- Columnist Erin Neff: Guinn speech won't address real problems facing Nevada
- Editorial: Local governments banding together
- Editorial: Boldness required in tough times
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Supreme Court case was incredible high
- Columnist Jeff German: IRS alone can't save downtown Las Vegas
- Charo Nation
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Adding a point to Super snub
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Exhibit paints fond memories
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: The chilling winds of a military draft may blow into Congress
- Food safety industry won't forget Schmutz
Thursday, Jan. 16
Wednesday, Jan. 15
Tuesday, Jan. 14
Monday, Jan. 13
- FCC regulator tuned into recording issues
- Appeals court weighs Las Vegas labor case
- Slowdown hurting property values
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Gerbers not leaving Green Valley Ranch
- Defects task force recommends fee caps, timely suits
- Meetings set for new school boundaries
- UNLV gaining prominence in energy research
- Law requires UNLV to give artifacts back to tribe
- Tax report backfires on Assembly Republicans
- Illegal breeding, dog fighting ring suspected
- News briefs for Jan. 13, 2003
- Analyst: Internet ban is likely
- Man shot to death in robbery
- Nevada casino executives debate industry outlook
- Casinos, chamber clash on tax plan
- Bennett's generosity revealed at memorial
- Tenet's problems an echo of previous scandals
- Hospital owner's profit soars
- Software giant in settlement
- Fry's store opens
- Thousands protest gaming plan
- Takeover offer dropped
- LV firm, game-maker in deal
- Entertainer plans casino
- Launch of satellites lights up LV sky
- Feinstein to check on perchlorate cleanup
- NDOT defends minority hiring
- Bartender says he didn't cause death
- Rebels make strong showing as non-league play wraps up
- Boxer Tapia upgraded to serious condition
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Jumping on the Bucs' bandwagon
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Kenny Brack back in IndyCar Series
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Celebrities enroll in Las Vegas tech
- Local sports calendar
- Registration of visitors to U.S. called smoother
- Las Vegas' latest city park takes a page from the past
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Race bettors gather for shot at bonanza
- Letter: Reid shows why he's effective
- Letter: The real enemy sits in Moscow, not Baghdad
- Obituaries for Jan. 13, 2003
- Editorial: Campaign finance laws applied equally
- Editorial: Drought is upon us: Save water
- Youth team fights teen pregnancy
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 13, 2003
- Birth announcements for Jan. 13, 2003
- County to send newsletter online
- Lake Mead Cruises may move
- Sun Lite for Jan. 13, 2003
- That inking feeling: Vermin's 'Tattoos and Trash 2' exposes unique art forms
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Desert is far from barren
Sunday, Jan. 12
Friday, Jan. 10
- Memorial held for Bennett
- Indiana Legislature considers ban on Internet gambling
- Bacarrat props up firms' November gaming win
- Strip project planned
- Casino giants listed as top Nevada taxpayers
- LV gamers optimistic on convention possibilities
- Ex-felons push for clarity in work regulations
- Strip megaresort posting good quarterly numbers
- CES debate: Computers vs. televisions
- Wiggans wins Sandy Thompson Award
- TV providers advised to simplify, yet offer more
- Lawsuit accuses church of hiding sexual abuse
- Henderson worker tied to theft probe
- Report: Nevada not kind to kids
- Lawmaker questions new programs in light of deficit
- School Board vote draws racism claim
- Drivers: Bus management firm neglects safety
- Mayor's re-election campaign takes off
- Porter begins his freshman year as U.S. congressman
- County going after 'obscene' billboards
- Columnist Jeff German: Chamber fights only for big guys
- Title is up for grabs in MWC
- De La Hoya takes tune-up match before Mosley
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Otherworldly forces impact NFL playoffs
- Tribe criticized over plan for new casino
- Super Show moving to Orlando
- Euro nears three-year high
- Machinists' pay cuts imposed
- News briefs for Jan. 10, 2003
- Strip club workers' actions criticized
- Sniper suspect held without bail
- DePaul offers big road test for Rebels
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Spencer may not forget but he does forgive
- Wiggins wins Sandy Thompson Award
- RTC sets criteria for future projects
- Obituaries for Jan. 10, 2003
- Political notebook: Goodman says quid pro what?
- Former stripper wants to lead Democratic Party
- Federal funding called for to implement election reform
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Odd time for tax cuts
- Attorney confident Nevada can win latest Yucca suit
- Gibbons doesn't get seat on Appropriations
- Rebel soccer players on academic team
- Valentine to speak at UNLV banquet
- Schtick doesn't stick in 'Dean, Jerry and Friends'
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: Telltale signs abound on Shyamalan's handiwork
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Resistance effort rocks on
- Editorial: Weakening of ethics rules a wrong move
- Racism claimed as Barber loses vote on School Board
- LV Parade highlights MLK events
- Letter: Keep country's economy fueled
- Letter: Supply-siders ignore the need for demand
- New intensive care unit offers latest technology
- Woman survives apartment fire, but cat dies in flames
- Vets examining dogs found at grooming shop
- Community briefs for Jan. 10, 2003
- Editorial: New plan gives hope to 61 acres
- County's dust plan approved by EPA
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Vegas Super Bowl galas are a sure bet
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: At 60, Huntridge still knows how to rock
- Columnist Jerry Fink: At Barbary Coast, The King is still big
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Las Vegas staple Glusman sticks to what works
- Performing Arts for January 10, 2003
- On Display for January 10, 2003
- Datebook for January 10, 2003
- Disney is nice on ice in 'Toy Story 2'
- Vegas bands vie for 'Bike Rack Battles' title
- Kurt Busch accepts IROC invitation
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Punching the clock in a magnificent environment
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report
- Thursday's prep results
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- Highlights of November win report on Nevada casinos
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Back Guinn on taxes
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Gerber no longer Sky light
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Mandalay comparisons far afield
- Letter: Does it matter who is in office?
- Letter: City loses sight of goals to help the homeless
- Style of Sacca
- Columnist Erin Neff: 2003 Legislature will decide our future
- Columnist Jeff German: Mayor Goodman versus Candidate Goodman
- Editorial: Leaders in GOP must be strong
- Editorial: 'Do not call' registry needs quick approval
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: Nuclear agency's attempt to assure public is a flop
- Columnist Jon Ralston: An ode to overdue tax reform
- Citizens are helping troubled youngsters find Safe Place
- Sun executive remembered with football contest winnings
Thursday, Jan. 9
- Mother of slain woman fights parole
- News briefs for Jan. 9, 2003
- 51 neglected dogs found at grooming shop
- Las Vegas to become planner for 61 acres
- Sen. Feinstein urges cleanup of Henderson chemical spill
- Tuscany project clears hurdles
- Nuke waste headed from NTS to New Mexico
- Expert says future of slot makers looks good
- County to revisit sticky zoning issues
- 84 airmen from Nellis southwest Asia-bound
- Guinn says legislators who resist taxes will pay price
- Cash bid hiked for LV tech company
- Gates' latest gadgets receive mixed review
- College Roundup: USC knocks off UCLA, ends skid at Pauley
- It's official: 51s hire Shoemaker
- Obituaries for Jan. 9, 2003
- U.K. retailer gets surprise offer
- Bankrupt National Steel sold
- Berkley not on key committee
- JT hires Steinberg as agent
- Work propels Ruiz into 1st big payday
- Jones out to prove he can beat bigger guy
- His kind of town
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: College coaches want summer slate
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Marnell has new car, crew chief for '03
- Bulldogs aim to defend crown
- Columnist Adam Candee: Cheyenne, Centennial no surprise in polls
- Sun Boys Hoops Top 10
- Sun Girls Hoops Top 10
- Sun Prep Athletes of the Week: Robert Porter and Oshaylee Thomas
- Catching up With ... C.J. Watson
- State files new lawsuit over Yucca Mountain
- Reid bill would tighten nuclear plant security
- Judge orders $112 million tax refund to racetracks
- Congressman renews effort to limit Internet gambling
- Report: Black colleges received lottery money
- Tribe, Calif. agency argue campaign donations case
- Cause unclear in woman's death
- Rundle accused wife of killing his mother
- Las Vegas Council briefs for Jan. 9, 2003
- Council OKs acceptance of LVCVA grant
- Editorial: Safety sure isn't part of this agency's lingo
- 'Springfield Sam' takes plea deal
- Snyder leaves booth for Robinson's staff
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Byrd looking toward fight with Ruiz
- Report recommends continued use of personal watercraft
- Metro hopes for calm parade
- Letter: War necessary to stop attacks
- Letter: Business leaders, senators should march into Iraq
- The show goes on at Municipal Court
- Fight schedule
- Killer of wife gets two life sentences
- NHP worker wins battle, loses his job
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Friday's races at Santa Anita
- Strip club asked to pay for death
- Editorial: Tests will not reveal big picture
- Air Force reduces number of officer training students
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: More needs than water
- Positively Kids given new office
- Community briefs for Jan. 9, 2003
- LV businesswoman receives GOP honor
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Have a Coke and a smile
- Chow, baby: International eating contest served up in Vegas
- Victims aboard US Airways Express Flight 5481, which crashed at Charlotte, N.C.'s airport
Wednesday, Jan. 8
Tuesday, Jan. 7
Monday, Jan. 6
- New county officials sworn in
- Residents want county to shoot down race
- Pigeon racing has long history
- Two violent attacks on Strip not expected to hurt image
- First convention at new venue showcases pool, spa industry
- Guinn takes oath of office
- Municipal course called a gamble
- Pro-Israel group objects to sales of mislabeled globes
- State shuts down Las Vegas online pharmacy
- LV ordinance would tighten drinking law
- TV role costs state worker his job
- Betting, dump top lawmakers' list
- Hospital operator changes policy on payments
- Electronics convention nirvana for gadget fans
- News briefs for Jan. 6, 2003
- Death of homeless man called homicide
- Lawmakers to visit school
- Bennett services set Friday at Ham Hall
- Fares slashed, food service reduced
- Chasing dreams
- Not a 'perfect' 10, but Spoon will take it
- Columnist Dean Juipe: CCSN sports programs in danger
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: SCORE desert race opens local season
- Local sports calendar
- Non-casino tribe may still profit from gaming
- Study: Casino would hurt harness racing, lottery
- Valley posts record-breaking high
- Maryland governor sets strategy for slots
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Las Vegas celebs are getting territorial
- Officials protest 'Vegas Nights' measure
- Editorial: It's correct to monitor drug sales
- Editorial: In all things nuclear, safety is top priority
- Letter: Strip resorts' fireworks show was lackluster
- Director for vets home selected
- Judge orders FBI to offer Binion murder evidence
- Nuke fuel to move to Nevada Test Site
- RTC to look at transit future
- Former NRC counsel joins anti-Yucca fight
- Obituaries for Jan. 6, 2003
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Bailey, Frankel are denied at the wire
- Birth announcements for Jan. 6, 2003
- Docent classes set at Spring Mt. Ranch
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 6, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: On Monday, the View's still clear
- Sun Lite for Jan. 6, 2003
- VIDEO GAME REVIEW: Classic 'Contra' franchise revived, guns blazing
Friday, Jan. 3
- Lobbyists eye funding slice for Nevada
- Exotic dancers remain at odds with city
- Injured officer offers thanks
- News briefs for Jan. 3, 2003
- Democratic lawmakers criticized for vote
- Study says education reforms may hurt students
- Body of homeless man found
- Priest's guilty plea opens door for civil lawsuits
- Columnist Jeff German: Going out on a limb in 2003
- Cannery opens doors to the past
- Man jailed in stabbing of woman
- School district official faces DUI felony charge
- North Las Vegas welcomes restaurants, meeting space
- Building pace picking up
- Mortgage rates fall again
- N.C. gambling probe leads to raids, arrests
- AC casino take fell in December
- Gaming opponents sue Idaho tribes to overturn initiative
- Tokyo leading push to bring casinos to Japan
- Color set for classified ad sections
- Home Depot lowers earnings estimates
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Cannery offers LV northern exposure
- Tribes donating $103,000 for addiction programs
- Plea agreement rejected in killing of two teens
- Where I Stand -- Guest columnist Jordan Butler: Tackling alcohol abuse
- Editorial: Neighbors' bickering spills over
- Editorial: An old wrong needs to be acknowledged
- Letter: Big issue still our need for oil
- Letter: Inspections our best hope in Iraq crisis
- Death shocks Thomas family
- Obituaries for Jan. 3, 2003
- Rebels slip past lackluster foe
- Runnin' Rebels box
- UNLV outmanned IPFW
- Gladiators looking for a few good men
- Political Notebook: Goodman signs reminders of coming election
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Time to get cookin' after holidays
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Assorted predictions for 2003
- Las Vegas Area Fishing Report: Rainbow trout still plentiful in Lake Mead
- Heller's probe of election claim still unresolved
- Community briefs for Jan. 3, 2003
- North Las Vegas City Council briefs for Jan. 3, 2003
- Death penalty fight brews in Manley case
- Parks director selected
- Blood drives scheduled
- New chief wants look at court fines
- Construction site yields remains older than 100
- New Year's show a streak of misfortune for Ricky and Co.
- Columnist Jerry Fink: A look at top spots to lounge around
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Danger of smoking is a slow burn
- So Noted: Blue Note Las Vegas branches out from its jazz roots
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Rebels getting talent in JaJa
- Columnist Adam Candee: Here are leftovers from the Christmas prep stocking
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Saturday's races at Santa Anita
- On Display for Jan. 3, 2003
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Merger has online music fans scrambling
- Datebook for Jan. 3, 2002
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: DVD day has finally arrived
- Should construction-defect laws be overhauled?
- More restrictions likely to limit spread of neighborhood casinos
- Land-use changes in the works
- Dean of the Surf
- Where I Stand -- Guest columnist Valerie Delgrosso: Redefining America
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: 'Sopranos' serving Italian to go
- Editorial: Stimulus package needs some work
- Letter: When it comes to money, feds don't know best
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Band is a Diamond in the rough
- Columnist Erin Neff: Money takes back seat in Nevada's tax debate
- Columnist Benjamin Grove: War overshadows goals of new session
- Columnist Jeff German: City Hall reneges on promise to taxpayers
- Editorial: Heed the chorus of criticism
- 10-year-old artist to march with MLK
- 3 CCSN students nominated for USA Academic Team
- Ariba up as bargain hunters drive stock up
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