Friday, Oct. 31
- Father of abducted kids may have felt pressured
- Perkins calls for clear state-pay policy
- 75 percent of Nevadans oppose Yucca dumpsite
- Home means Nevada in D.C.
- Henderson constable has Hatch Act worry
- Local developers to monitor probe
- Second Nevada crew has yet to see action
- Teachers learn gang awareness
- Chicagoan to take over at UMC
- Ralliers plan to speak against tax foes
- Minorities are flocking to Las Vegas Valley
- Columnist Jeff German: Hands off our citizen Legislature
- Vegas firm expands with deal
- Nevada senators move to intervene in power case
- Strong winds forecast; health advisory continues
- Water donations placed on hold
- Sports briefs for October 31, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Palms hands hypnotist Sylver a new gig
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Trophy mishap puts Force on sidelines
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Fishing Report -- High winds slow fishing at lake
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Poachers ruin outdoors fun for everyone
- Rebels criss-cross country with aims at improvement
- Ringler setting bar high for UNLV women
- Saturday's Matchup
- Obituaries for Oct. 31, 2003
- Heller complains of weak campaign finance package
- Girl, 16, killed in three-car collision
- Colombian official visits Las Vegas Valley
- McCardell living comfortable life with Bucs
- Nevada celebrates its 139th birthday
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Two Rebels deal with distraction of destructive California wildfires
- Super-sized slugfest
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Swagger of Rebels has become a stagger
- Lawmakers urge speedier payments to ex-NTS workers
- Changes sought in tax wording
- News briefs for Oct. 31, 2003
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Bakays parlay marriage into television bet bit
- Metro officers, public say goodbye to slain police dog
- Yucca Project director Chu disputes corrosion conclusions
- Nevada delegates were safe
- Community briefs for Oct. 31, 2003
- Success has been pleasant surprise for Kinser
- Columnist Dean Juipe: A pensive look at a pensive Robinson
- Blood drives
- 'Vegas Live' set to debut on Las Vegas ONE
- UAL loses $367 mil. in third quarter
- Teachers lectured on defusing feuds
- Discounter plans flights between LV, Dallas
- Rating agency says slot maker's outlook stable
- Maine casino issue offers opposing images of state
- Workers ratify MGM contract
- Committee tours Compulsive Gambling Center
- Letter: Hammargren was professional
- Letter: Goodman's remarks offensive
- Letter: Yucca would be looming disaster
- Editorial: Let voters decide who will serve
- Editorial: Environment wins
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Neighbors face more pain
- Amped-up throng relishes days of 'Thunder'
- Trick or Cheese: String Cheese Incident goes undercover for Halloween show
- Halloween activities
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: It's ladies night when Matteson takes the stage
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Sax man Thompson feels safe at home in Vegas
- Veteran comic Brenner is the Westin show
- Datebook for Oct. 31, 2003
- Performing Arts for Oct. 31, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Bad news has us deep in the boos
- Last 'Blues' creator Oldham sounds sweet by any name
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: MGM eatery a fresh spin on seafood and more
- Day of the Dead enlivens Winchester Center
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: This Halloween, celebrate the art of the cover
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Peterson is the truffle chief
- Dialed In
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Public radio in concert with Vegas
- Should public workers be allowed to hold office?
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Executed without a trial
- Columnist Jeff German: Knowlton's expertise to enhance panel on terrorism
- Letter: Protecting civil liberties is wise
- Letter: Fanatic fringe fails to trust our legislators
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Founders feared this sophistry
- Valley organizations join national Hebrew literacy drive
- Editorial: Try harder on loans for poor people
- Editorial: Mining the forests for logging interests?
- Firms vie for supremacy at annual event
Thursday, Oct. 30
Wednesday, Oct. 29
- LV Valley air advisory issued due to fires' smoke
- Southern Nevadans join battle
- Homeless gather for annual event
- Berkley pushes measure to extend unemployment
- Lawmakers ask appeals court to reverse tax-vote ruling
- State sends two firefighting teams to California
- Ruling keeps pressure on DOE over conflict
- News briefs for Oct. 29, 2003
- Companies to partner for wireless Las Vegas experience
- Las Vegas looking to cash in on latest SW Air expansion
- Dean 'sees the light' on nuclear waste
- Columnist Jeff German: Let's make our money talk in '04
- Roy transferred to California facility
- Las Vegas mall owners report better numbers
- Nevada banking agency finally staffed
- Feds OK funds for state projects
- Wildfires force cancellation of races at California Speedway
- Bighorns moved to new homes
- 11 students part of probe
- Landreth will not be prosecuted
- Small fire hits museum
- Many Nevadans nervously follow situation
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Labor group has a rap against P. Diddy
- Kickoff returns have put Rebels in offensive hole
- Two assists help save Day in Wranglers' win
- Wildfires force California Speedway to postpone CART event
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Wranglers put on a good show
- Columnist Peter Benton: 24 nations to compete at World Golf Championships
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: CART champ Paul Tracy: 'I did it my way'
- Sports briefs for October 29, 2003
- Correction
- More services planned for Stand Down
- Sentencing delayed in Rhodes case
- Water drive held at Palms
- Council considers new ward liaison for Moncrief
- Photography firm probed
- Heller asks for opinion on public employees serving in Legislature
- Berkley pushing unemployment bill
- Boulder City briefs for Oct. 29, 2003
- Police: Unique jewelry design may help in nabbing thief
- State OKs retirement plan for part-timers
- Obituaries for Oct. 29, 2003
- Henderson approves land plan for college
- Guinn co-chairman of online university
- Lawmakers appeal firing by county
- BLM to conduct big land auction
- Slot maker posts a loss
- Rating cut on Vegas firm after earnings miss
- County voters approve riverboat gambling
- Bar and restaurant chain adds two locations in Las Vegas
- Legal analysis supports slots for S.C. tribe
- Air quality advisory issued
- Under Atlantic City Boardwalk, luckless, homeless cling to life
- Jurors view video of Kozlowski party
- Letter: Price for 'Bush's War' too high
- Letter: Foreign policy requires patience
- Letter: No nuke waste at Yucca; no tower at Summerlin
- Community briefs for Oct. 29, 2003
- Editorial: More cops could help dent crime
- Grant to help EOB drug program
- Editorial: We must be prepared
- Lozano apologizes to family of slain girl, 9
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Department store raises the roof, funds
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Monsour takes reins for Wynn
- Bravo for Barry: Williams, unapologetic about Brady lineage, appears at Suncoast
Tuesday, Oct. 28
- Authorities grapple with rise in LV crime
- Fifth graders claim sexual contact
- Conflict could further delay Yucca work
- Stars' jewelry stolen at Aladdin
- Club inspected after Rodman crash
- Slain girl's mom tells of sorrow, suicide attempt
- Columnist Jeff German: Herrera looking at a deal
- Small local group keeps hope alive for battery-powered personal vehicles
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 28, 2003
- LV shopping center owner's profit declines
- Nevada Power fires another round at Enron
- MGM MIRAGE in deal for U.K. casino
- Business briefs for Oct. 28, 2003
- News briefs for Oct. 28, 2003
- Park Service studying Hacienda casino purchase
- Advent company to develop LV project
- Caesars Palace launches another construction job
- Public-private transportation endorsed at Vegas convention
- IRS insists: Check was in the mail
- Sports briefs for October 28, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Planet Hollywood plans are in orbit
- Retired teachers land a delay for health care switch
- Bighorn sheep being trapped to create Lincoln County herd
- Search for new UMC chief narrowed to two
- Minding his own net
- Robinson: Nantkes still 'the man'
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Senate gets involved with BCS
- LV delays plan for sewer hike
- Wildfires may halt CART race
- Old items to be taken up at City Council meeting
- LV lawyer Brown selected to commission
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels one quarterback short of success
- New charge filed against Gazlay in gate-ramming
- Nevada sends firefighters to aid Southern California
- Council will meet on future of city manager
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch calls eighth-place Atlanta finish 'great'
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Maryland voters favor state control of slots
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Don't punish good deed
- Letter: Gays should be given equal rights
- Letter: Bill won't solve energy needs
- Letter: Yucca report on '60 Minutes' may wake up nation
- Editorial: Stonewalling by Bush
- Obituaries for Oct. 28, 2003
- Editorial: Recoil from recall that breaks law
- Funeral for slain police dog to be held Thursday
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 28, 2003
- Plans made for black college tour
- Dentists will trade for Halloween candy
- Stand Down set Wednesday
- Community briefs for Oct. 28, 2003
- Passionate performance given by orchestra, trio
- Columnist Susan Snyder: In Vegas, this acronym no big deal
- Pet Project: Halloween costumes carry a certain animal magnetism
Monday, Oct. 27
- Sports briefs for October 27, 2003
- Mack resigns top post
- Thousands delayed at McCarran
- New home sales dip nationwide, rise locally
- Vegas TV production firm sold
- Coroner's office IDs dead carjacker
- NBC chief doubtful on Vegas becoming major filming center
- Aladdin protest scheduled during nationally televised event
- Nevada insurer buys California's WellPoint
- Boyd directors named
- Boyd not interested in buyout
- Welfare rolls for state hit two-year low
- Boulder City, resident near pact on waterfall
- Retired teachers fear loss of health coverage
- Hammargren sure he did no wrong
- Crosswalk sought for intersection where girl died
- Drive to ban 'double-dipping' lawmakers gains momentum
- County handles pay scandal quickly
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Jackson not off the wall at charity event
- Two Pedregons may join forces for next season
- LV draws tough playoff opener
- BYU defense stands tough
- Despite UNLV, passing marks should fall
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: A big day for Mandella
- Pedregon wraps up Funny Car crown
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Let 'er rip: Rebels simply look terrible
- Robinson vows to shed his conservative ways on offense
- Shaffer says he's not retiring from Senate
- Woman who left child in car gets informal probation
- Police kept busy with six killings
- Death penalty sought in slaying
- September new home sales dip in United States
- New TV channel rolls the dice on viewer interest in gambling
- Less spending equals less entertainment at casinos
- Self-service travel helps airlines raise productivity
- News briefs for Oct. 27, 2003
- BLM reopens probe in hazing allegations
- Firefighter Crews loses long battle with cancer
- Testing firm agrees to penalty for error
- Obituaries for Oct. 27, 2003
- Mental triage center praised, but funds in doubt
- LV minorities PUSH for help with jobs, education
- Letter: Roy, Montecore have special bond
- Letter: Radio hosts have no credibility on issue of war
- Editorial: What meanest city?
- Editorial: Don't look to Iowa as a barometer
- Community briefs for Oct. 27, 2003
- Birth announcements for Oct. 27, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: With Hope, you can land on the moon
- Kiss shows passion; Aerosmith lacks fire
- Adult-themed 'Sirens of TI' takes a stand on the Strip
Friday, Oct. 24
- Controversial Station project clears hurdle
- Fourth grader to be expelled for having gun
- Carjacking spree ends in shootout, suicide
- Study finds home-loan disparity
- Blacks, Hispanics more likely to be denied a home loan than whites
- Guinn recall group refuses to file financial forms with state
- Wireless providers urged to be picky with customers
- Younger users behind cellular phone growth
- Clark County taxable sales jump 12.4%
- High court upholds new trial for Murphy, Tabish
- Titanium producer reports third-quarter loss
- Company completes stock offering, reduces debt
- Resort withdraws power-exit request
- News briefs for Oct. 24, 2003
- North Las Vegas plant to close
- Company wins full license for NLV casino
- Fourth London flight to be added in March
- Court rejects slots measure
- Williams supporters rally
- Columnist Jeff German: Idea won't do the trick downtown
- New tax law not clear on casino dancing
- Siegfried & Roy DVDs, videotapes in demand
- Galardi's father trying to buy clubs
- Residents' complaints against homeowners associations rise
- Columnist Adam Candee: Wolves have one Basic need -- win
- Sports briefs for October 24, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Siegfried seems to be holding out hope
- Dixon won't ease up in Vegas
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Racing's biggest day cause for champions
- Davis now a cog in Panthers' offense
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Kansas City's stop at the 1 nothing new for Vermeil
- Bonanza, Gorman meet for 4A state tennis crown
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Marnell shy on power, long on confidence
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Nevada Day offers plenty of outdoor fun
- Blankson eyes a fresh start with Rebels
- Hunter still recovering from Achilles' surgery
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: NHRA may become a Force of two
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Rebels must buck history against BYU
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: MWC's policy on discipline needs help
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels squad needs to come into focus
- Saturday's matchup
- Fishing report: Fish biting in lake's upper basin
- Southern Nevada volunteers planning to make a difference
- Harter defends involvement with company
- Missing transcripts affect many cases
- Counselor receives probation in sex case
- Microsoft stock off on sales weakness
- Mayor reiterates brothels would help downtown
- DOE insists 2010 deadline will be met for Yucca waste
- Letter: Arnold won't do better than Davis
- Letter: Roadless rule must be retained
- Letter: Best teachers don't coddle their students
- Editorial: Harmful counterfeits
- Editorial: Red-light district for Las Vegas?
- Goodman says lawmakers should keep benefits, not pay
- Smoking ban could hurt proposed Maine casino
- Brokers fired in mutual fund probe
- If Indian casino approved, housing could become issue
- Blood drives
- Community briefs for Oct. 24, 2003
- Obituaries for Oct. 24, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A taxing problem for us
- Martino offers Vegas an act it can't refuse
- Take a Stand: Laughing matters as Las Vegas Comedy Festival showcases comics
- Double album not too weighty for Zeppelin
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Ogden serves up a dinner for the ages
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Liberman leading charge to restore laughter
- On display for Oct. 24, 2003
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Kids are working at the plant
- Datebook for Oct. 24, 2003
- Performing arts for Oct. 24, 2003
- Castaways in harmony with Motown tribute
- Prague Chamber Orchestra, Eroica Trio team up
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Rush show at cineplex more than moving pictures
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Lounges are the building blocks of Las Vegas
- Halloween Activities
- Kiss, Aerosmith provide a circus in 'Maximus'
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A sick and evil nation
- Columnist Jeff German: Station to take more heat for tower
- Controversy nothing new in Williams' career
- Firefighters group aims to increase smoke alarm awareness
- Melodrama disguisesp lesson in history
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Double dipping not surprising
- Police conduct, education among lawmaker's targets
- Editorial: Fatal flaws not halting Yucca push
- Letter: News media is too easy on Bush
- Letter: Send our troops, Bush back home
- Center of attention
- '60 Minutes' tackles Yucca Mountain issue
- Grilled Cheese
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Bellagio is rolling in Monet
- Columnist Susan Snyder: View of casino is obscured
- Lozano found guilty of killing 9-year-old
Thursday, Oct. 23
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 23, 2003
- Results improve for Real Homes owner
- Expansion lifts Meritage profit
- News briefs for Oct. 23, 2003
- Station's tower foes expected at meeting
- Official: Yucca won't be ready by 2010
- Activists: Black legislators unfairly targeted
- Strong Las Vegas quarter helps Tropicana owner
- Sierra Health third-quarter numbers grow
- Pulte profit grows
- Perkins drew pay from police job while working in Legislature
- Park Place profit steady; views on Las Vegas mixed
- Sports briefs for October 23, 2003
- Cost of housing at issue
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Deadly crash ends Renna's run to the top
- Yell's Columbus article not plagiarized, says original author
- Teenagers allegedly preyed on elderly
- Falling from good grace
- Highway Patrol to boost force in county
- Church leaders checked computer of man facing molestation charges
- Mayor clarifies remarks on legal hookers
- Students suspended for ignoring ban on gang-related clothing
- Efforts launched to get blankets, coats for homeless
- ACDelco Las Vegas NHRA NAtionals schedule
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pedregon hopes to shed bridesmaid role
- Distaste for an opponent
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Harsh words set up intriguing Atlantic City card
- Forget rebuilding, DP making another run
- Bonanza aims for 3rd consecutive title
- Catching up with ...
- Legend Bernstein planning to step away -- for 2nd time
- Santa Anita horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Correction
- Campaign to recall Guinn loses spokesman
- High-rise condo complex approved
- Park Service opposes proposed heliport sites
- Commissioners advised on double-dipping case
- Safety of tunnels at Yucca studied
- DOE response to corrosion issue awaited
- Head of troubled public defender's office retiring
- Students suspended, accused of wearing gang colors to school
- Telecom giant posts big loss
- Government arrests illegal immigrants
- Obituaries for Oct. 23, 2003
- Davis gaming pact tracks campaign cash, reports show
- Three UNLV cadets excel in field training
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Terrorists, not militants
- Letter: Bush overreacted to minor damage
- Letter: Traffic system has many faults
- Letter: Ignorance and drug use infect college campuses
- Community briefs for Oct. 23, 2003
- Editorial: Fair so far in payroll controversy
- Editorial: Disclose, don't hide
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Las Vegas campaign misleading
- The Vinyl Score: Vintage album collectors' diligence is a cut above
- More record heat across Nevada
Wednesday, Oct. 22
- Merck reports sluggish results
- PETA files complaint against USDA over Siegfried & Roy
- McCarran exercise simulates disaster
- Red Flag's forces defending friendly nation from aggressor
- Different shooter blamed in death of 9-year-old
- UNLV archivists entrusted with Harrah's documents
- Regent calls for Harter to disclose PurchasePro dealings
- Enron execs press Nevada case
- Hospital owner hurt by unpaid bills
- Panelists discuss future in cell phone technology
- AMR generates a small profit
- Official: Williams' actions justify firing
- County suggests two legislator/employees be fired
- News briefs for Oct. 22, 2003
- Views vary on hotel tower
- Sports briefs for October 22, 2003
- Renna dies in crash at Indy
- Harrah's revenue up, profit down 1.5 percent
- Boyd Gaming profit declines
- Auction House: Las Vegan buys Spanish Trail home for $1.3 million
- Record October heat hits Las Vegas Valley
- Mack to face state ethics panel
- Columnist Jeff German: Confidence in air travel needs fixing
- Metro robbery detective accused of lying
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Rocket Man particular about his fuel
- Game on
- Cougars 'D' provides test for the Rebels
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Hockey is back in town after 4-year hiatus
- Yu's 73 helps Gorman cruise to state title
- Red Flag session for U.S. only
- Couple found shot to death
- Girl, 13, dies after being struck by car
- Nevadans receive Points of Light Awards
- Funny Car points race brings drama to LVMS
- Metro Review Board open house set
- Governments nervous over projects on Indian land
- Dedicated bicycle lanes to remain
- Mammograms, health classes are offered
- Two groups call for Perkins to quit police
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Tracy on verge of title
- Report: Ensign-led bill could 'jump-start' economy
- Fountains to flow at resorts, dry up elsewhere
- Columnist Peter Benton: Member/guest tradition continues at LVCC
- County workers may be fired
- Community briefs for Oct. 22, 2003
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Planners consider annexing 7,700 acres
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- County opposes Indian casino
- Obituaries for Oct. 22, 2003
- Different shooter claimed in death of 9-year-old
- Letter: New residents getting free ride
- Letter: Republicans are fixing problems left by Democrats
- Lottery, poverty link highlighted in slot debate
- Editorial: A dose of reality for Yucca plan
- Editorial: How did this happen?
- Two new casinos likely to be approved
- One Knight Stand: Sir Elton John announces three-year commitment to Colosseum
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Sun shines on charity's maiden fund-raiser
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Sinatra Meritage a fine wine
- More record heat across Nevada
Tuesday, Oct. 21
Monday, Oct. 20
- 5 other elected officials drew salaries
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 20, 2003
- Nevada jobless rate steady
- CEO offers to buy bankrupt Vegas company
- Vegas strip club auctioned
- News briefs for Oct. 20, 2003
- Southwest drops agent commissions
- Discount airline to be launched from Pittsburgh next summer
- Funds donated for research
- Despite price increases, Golden Gate sticks with 99-cent shrimp cocktail
- Yucca ads anger Reid
- Rodman cited after crash
- Man dies after crashing truck into tractor-trailer
- Funding shortage drops some from child care help
- Justice Facility expected to provide needed space
- Suit alleges Mosley violated rights of defendants
- Garcia, Goodman discuss joint projects
- Home at last
- High school at college campus proposed
- Sports briefs for October 20, 2003
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Breeders' Cup has mass appeal
- FBI plans no formal investigation into lobbying on tax issue
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: These aren't exactly kids in the Hall
- Rebels unable to solve Utes QB
- Player's death hit home for UNLV center
- Edwards, Peters to face suspensions
- Companies allow players to wager on video games
- Rebels' Fuimaono OK after being kicked in the face
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels' offense a thing of the past
- Just one title on the line in final week
- Rodman cited on suspicion of drunken driving
- Longtime residents take a moment for Horn
- Obituaries for Oct. 20, 2003
- Traffic proposal would maintain bike lanes on Warm Springs stretch
- Position of equipment can be crucial for cops
- Poker promoter Albrecht dies
- Man awarded more than $4 million in wake of bus crash
- Urban renewal hits Utah, MWC
- Editorial: Big need for coats, blankets
- Letter: Bush is looking other way on leak
- Letter: Animals should not be exploited for entertainment
- Editorial: Water pact is great, but drought not over
- Birth announcements for Oct. 20, 2003
- Station to station: News, classical music lovers benefit from KNPR/KCEV move on Oct. 31
- Skynyrd concert an exercise in faded glory
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Vandals had better learn to duck
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Oct. 20, 2003
Sunday, Oct. 19
Friday, Oct. 17
- Deal divvies up water, ends feud
- Another assemblyman's pay scrutinized
- Nation's airline fleet is searched
- Doctor may have divulged too much about Roy
- Key hearing for Nevada utilities delayed
- Atlantic City officials promote new slogan
- City prepares Galardi complaint
- Helmet use by bicylists is up in Nevada
- Deal on vets' benefits reached
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 17, 2003
- Golden Gate CEO interim chief of Fremont Street Experience
- Group hopes to raise $375,000 bail for Williams
- Columnist Jeff German: Young seeks tax hike for more cops
- Reunited: Dedication of historical marker chance for Las Vegan to visit other survivor from 1945 crash of B-29s
- AG reviewing backlog of 98 disciplinary cases
- Sports briefs for October 17, 2003
- Loan business booming for Nevada State Bank
- New McCarran check-in kiosks on line
- Gaming lobbyist urges North Las Vegas to embrace growth
- Hearing for pharmacy suppliers recessed
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Time for Wranglers to pass the puck
- Rebels runners pleased to finally run at home
- 'Tuna' has Cowboys swimming proudly
- Blassingame tickled to be a Rebel
- Just Like Family
- FISHING REPORT: Boat ramp repairs slow fishing at Lake Mead
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Deer hunting: One of life's outdoor pleasures
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pook on his way out; good things coming
- GV secures title; Coronado's Gibson earns medalist
- Columnist Adam Candee: Foothill gets nod to wrap up division title
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: After six weeks, Bucs are in good shape
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Family fun still missing from UNLV-UNR tilt
- Saturday's Matchup
- Porter-led bill would encourage savings for children's college fund
- Title shot rides on beating Utah
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: It's time for Nantkes to step up
- Grant obtained for Mental Health Court
- News briefs for Oct. 17, 2003
- High court upholds murder conviction
- Las Vegas man may face charges from alleged rapes
- Obituaries for Oct. 17, 2003
- Housing had a hot September
- Fed land auction program implemented
- Editorial: Definition of brazen
- Letter: Bush getting tax refund kickbacks
- Letter: Vandalism was overblown
- Letter: Nevada should do more to help the mentally ill
- Editorial: This co-pay would be a big mistake
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Troops need the best
- Slot plan moves ahead in Ohio
- Class act: High school teacher wins Milken award and $25,000
- Roy to have special place with Old Timers
- Ad campaign to push conservation among Hispanics
- BLM investigates hazing allegation
- Emotional vulnerability is 'Monty's' hallmark
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Prime reunion show unfolds at The Joint
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Kindler short on kindness for TV industry
- Halloween happenings this month
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Heady days for Nevada bicyclists
- Performing Arts for October 17, 2003
- Scene Selection -- Geoff Carter: 'Italian Job' is only a part-time effort
- Community briefs for Oct. 17, 2003
- Datebook October 17, 2003
- Blood drives for Oct. 17, 2003
- Philanthropy awards to be given
- On Display for October 17, 2003
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Fontana remembered as head of the brass
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: LV restaurateurs proud of Esquire awards
- Long-lost Flatlanders work lives up to the years of hype
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Hatch Act is the wrong way to beat Perkins
- Expedition into history
- Artists, groups share $9,000 in 'jackpot' grants
- Editorial: Young not afraid to talk taxes
- Editorial: When cheap isn't OK
- Letter: U.S. is not smart to isolate Cuba
- Letter: Traffic control needs some work
- Letter: Assistance office is inefficient
- Letter: Tower plan should be axed
- Letter: No licenses for illegal aliens
- Letter: Another actor for California
- Letter: Bush's policies are destructive
- Letter: Davis' record not nearly as bad as Bush's
- Columnist Jeff German: Woodbury sets the standard for honest politics
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Can't rush constitution
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Moore hype hits LV wedding scene
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Workshop has No. 1 priority
- Star Jarr
Thursday, Oct. 16
Wednesday, Oct. 15
Tuesday, Oct. 14
- Signatures don't match Williams'
- Assemblyman had to pay back thousands of dollars in 1997
- Witness changes story in child's death
- LV to pay for repairs for golf course's flood damage
- Gazlay enters not-guilty plea
- Woodbury decides to run for another term
- A ride rises on Las Vegas Boulevard
- Roy's tiger freed from isolation
- Uniform style: Coronado High will adopt policy of 'standard school wardrobe' next fall
- Owner sentenced for negligence
- Moonlite brothel owner buys Mustang buildings
- Hearing for LV drug sellers proceeds
- News briefs for Oct. 14, 2003
- Columnist Jeff German: Roy not the only one in recovery
- Preferential treatment denied in cop's DUI case
- B of A earnings up more than 30 percent
- Local triathlete Smith driven by motivation of his late wife
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 14, 2003
- More diesel vehicles added to list of those needing smog checks
- Sports briefs for October 14, 2003
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Las Vegas to pay tribute to Queen
- Wednesday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brendan Gaughan has a plan for short-track race
- Rebels look to put end to skid vs. Utah
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Sports in a brown-paper wrapper
- Columnist Dean Juipe: As last resort, LVCVA must rescue LVI
- Correction
- Obituaries for Oct. 14, 2003
- Metal detector beefs up security at LV council chambers
- Las Vegas council briefs for Oct. 14, 2003
- Supreme Court to rule on Caesars lawsuit
- Death penalty still hangs over double murder
- Shooting suspect put on house arrest
- Towns toughen rules for bars
- Justices question grants, video lottery
- Letter: GOP just shifting the tax burden
- Letter: U.S. should pull out of U.N.
- Letter: Ashamed of tacky image Las Vegas is promoting
- Editorial: No place for bias in review
- Editorial: Colleges' 'arms race'
- Community briefs for Oct. 14, 2003
- Drug-fighting hotline set up
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 14, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Heroism against all odds
- Columnist Susan Snyder: In a haze over our dusty air
- Impressive Length: Aladdin stages three-hour strip show, 'The Full Monty'
- Study questions cloud seeding; Sierra researchers defend it
Monday, Oct. 13
- UNR fails to pack it in, stuns Washington
- L.A. firm buys North Las Vegas warehouse
- Embattled assemblyman returns to city job
- Palo Verde victory a work of pop art
- Officials formalize pact on water
- Early birds: Social service director wants to change ideas about his office
- Residents are upset over city plans to add land
- Dozens turn out for second vigil for Horn
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 13, 2003
- Stores remain open despite strike
- News briefs for Oct. 13, 2003
- Mining change praised, panned
- Sports briefs for October 13, 2003
- Nevada offficials seeking direct flights from China
- Harridge's second option too much for Rebels
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Legend Shoemaker left his mark on sport
- Tracy, Gaughan make strides toward titles
- LV alters tactics in fighting sex-slave trade
- IGT stock rises on big Harrah's order
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Comics carpet TV with shoddy material
- Costly free fall for Flesch
- Bridesmaid no more
- Rebels put loss behind them, eye tough Utah
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Short putts continue to plague Mickelson
- U.S. Supreme Court to hear North Las Vegas search case
- Motorola announces results
- Goodman calls for Yucca cuts
- Coroner's jury rules killing by Metro officers justified
- Four die in weekend crashes
- Davis wields pen to help Indian tribes
- Second proposal seeks slots at harness tracks
- Letter: Kudos to Reid for land vote
- Letter: Positive events in Iraq are going unreported
- Obituaries for Oct. 13, 2003
- Birth announcements for Oct. 13, 2003
- Century Bicycle Ride scheduled Saturday
- Editorial: Dealing with the challenges
- Taylor makes Mandalay Bay his own comfort zone
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Austin radiates with memories
- Estefan a sound machine at Caesars Colosseum
- Hemp: It's not for smoking
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Oct. 13, 2003
Friday, Oct. 10
- Sports briefs for October 10, 2003
- Website selling fake handicapped parking permits is shut down
- Jury told man approached officers
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 10, 2003
- No schools listed as dangerous in Nevada
- 34 percent of Nevada schools make 'watch list'
- Lobbyist pays $100 for champagne
- Magazine cites LV company as takeover target
- Student stifling angers regent
- Williams defends self on TV
- Ex-friend files for protection
- More mental health funding is sought
- Siegfried & Roy memorabilia a hot commodity
- Schools not reaching goals
- FBI probes possible strong-arm tactics during battle over taxes
- Legendary trombonist Fontana dies
- Columnist Jeff German: Sandoval plays the name game
- Sun reporter honored
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: He Beat Me ... but we are all paying attention
- Union's complaint meant to oust Deane
- Top execs' pay revealed
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Ramirez working way up the motocross ranks
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rebels must begin anew as conference play opens
- Builder's profit soars
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Sinatra recording not entirely pro-Bono
- Looking to adopt? It isn't a local issue
- Saturday's matchup
- Fishing on the upswing throughout Lake Mead
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Lake Mead provides activities for all
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Columnist Adam Candee: Contenders separating themselves
- News briefs for Oct. 10, 2003
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Crowd at Nevada-Reno game fit for Jerry Springer show
- Brown's comeback ends abruptly
- BMW, tractor-trailer crash in Sloan
- Four finalists picked to vie for D.C. statue
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Money keeps Lehman hungry for success
- Flesch, Verplank lead field
- Student-muffling angers regent
- Roy remains critical
- UNLV gets test in MWC opener
- Dental school deal commits students to seven years
- Obituaries for Oct. 10, 2003
- Accidents snarl traffic; man found dead
- Community briefs for Oct. 10, 2003
- Lawyer: Perkins hopes to run despite Hatch Act violations
- Man arrested in case of alleged impersonation
- Blood drives
- Two homes hit by intruders
- Lobbyist pays $100 for bottle of champagne for Williams
- Suspect tied to similar home invasions in valley
- Brothers say they were in wrong place at wrong time
- Where I Stand -- MIke O'Callaghan: Buying more trouble
- Letter: Bush request for time full of irony
- Letter: White tigers are being kept safe
- Letter: Siegfried, Roy deserve accolades
- Letter: Berkley helps the cause of Nevada's disabled veterans
- ATC selected to run new high-tech MAX bus system
- Editorial: Re-evaluate DUI policy for officers
- Editorial: Back to the future
- Massachusetts lottery ads to focus on jackpots
- Public-private solutions urged to help homeless
- Net Profits
- 'Taming' takes stage in Henderson
- Columnist Geoff Carter: Ten years later, 'Lion King' has lost none of its quality
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Successful 'Grand Slam' complemented by great food
- Taylor tailors tunes to a maturing audience
- House's 'Blues' recordings from '40s remain stunning
- Halloween Activities
- 'Sixtiesmania' a sample platter of decade's best
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Bells 'n' whistles detract from rock 'n' roll
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Sax man Poe looks back on dog days of career
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Answering the call of the wild
- Datebook for October 10, 2003
- On Display for October 10, 2003
- Performing Arts for October 10, 2003
- The World According to Oscar
- Columnist Jon Ralston: More scurrying, more questions
- Review: 'Of Rats and Men' just Goodman telling own tale
- LV homicide puts mental health system under a microscope
- Accept no imitations: Counterfeits, 'knockoffs' a growing problem
- Letter: Can't spend way out of recession
- Letter: Time to stop out-of-control growth in valley
- Editorial: A reminder of dangers
- Editorial: Making the grade will be hard
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Nursing crisis needs treatment
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Collecting a blood debt
- Amendment on marriage unsound
- Columnist Jeff German: Shutting off Strip fountains would do wonders
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Casino plans are Flatley stated
- Les is More
- A time of remembrance
- Medieval festival a celebration of Shakespeare and swordsplay
Thursday, Oct. 9
Wednesday, Oct. 8
Tuesday, Oct. 7
Monday, Oct. 6
- A Spot of T: Fans of casual fashion cotton to old T-shirts
- Competency hearing set for mother
- Gibbons backs bill on speedway taxes
- County seeks support on land-use changes
- Station scouting Indian casino deals
- Station bond deal delayed, analyst cites Calif. recall
- Fans on Strip turn out for injured magician Roy
- Deal involving Vegas firm OK'd
- Fashion Show mall work wrapping up
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 6, 2003
- Insurance scam figure sentenced
- News briefs for Oct. 6, 2003
- Siegfried & Roy are symbolic of Vegas
- Horn still critical after attack
- Pigeon problem a mess for homeowners
- Gazlay remains free as bail hearing postponed
- County debates indigent housing problem
- Banned strip club owner is asking to return
- Air rule revision may aid valley hobbyists
- Deal moves NRC selection ahead
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Dennis a menace, Sir Elton tells crowd
- Endurance has a lasting effect in ground game
- Week 7 holds several important matchups across state
- Lack of sponsor may lead to LVI's demise
- Gibbons back bill on speedway taxes
- Woman still jailed in shooting
- National title pretenders don't last long
- Sports briefs for October 6, 2003
- Roberts re-elected to head GOP
- Circle K chain sold
- Halftime incident inspired Rebels
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Money matters attract tour players to LVI
- Flower-delivery giant sold
- Toney's victory opens doors for bigger fight
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Breeders' Cup fields undergoing changes
- Man burned after using gasoline to kill weeds
- Attorney criticizes grand juror
- Voters approve slots at New Orleans track
- Tiger attack not unprecedented
- Zoo director, animal trainer offer insight
- Letter: Clark is needed in Oval Office
- Letter: Statehouse is no place for a novice
- Letter: Put an end to the cruelty of puppy factories
- Editorial: Location, location, location
- Editorial: County has chance to become water-wise
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Logandale harvests a festival
- Challenging program launches Philharmonic season
- Obituaries for Oct. 6, 2003
- Interpol offers retro delights
- Birth announcements for Oct. 6, 2003
- Science pioneer, former UNLV prof Fechter dies
Friday, Oct. 3
- Historic Las Vegas motel could be demolished
- Landmark water deal is approved
- Regulators approve $50 million settlement with Reliant Resources
- Couple sues Metro over action after shooting in Laughlin
- $5 million suit filed against police in shooting of man, 18
- Hay disputes criticism in audit
- Hospital now open
- DA insists no jury misconduct over 311 Boyz indictment
- St. Rose expansion unveiled
- Family has high hopes for Powers exhibit
- Blast from the past
- Free public activities
- Williams must repay part of salary
- Nightclub owner: Tax could ruin his business
- Furniture market work starts
- Leasing strong for Strip retail center
- News briefs for Oct. 3, 2003
- 51s focus on Henderson site
- Gaming industry seen as stable by S&P analyst
- Family distraught over police raid
- Slaying at Spanish Trail stuns relatives, residents
- No evidence found against Vestin
- Columnist Jeff German: Galardi's party may be ending
- School employees to vote on contract
- Federal curt strikes DNA law
- Sandoval watches fed action before enforcing do-not-call
- DOE is not likely to define nuclear waste
- Sunterra's bid for Epic Resort's assets successful
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Roy enjoys a birthday to remember
- Thursday's prep results
- Saturday's horse racing entries
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections for Saturday
- Tonight's UNLV matchup
- Sports briefs for October 3, 2003
- Anglers find success near Saddle Cove
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Waterfowl hunting just around corner
- UNLV women entertain No. 3 UCLA tonight
- Cannon fodder
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Army-Navy rivalry has nothing to worry about
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Holyfield, Toney share liabilities
- Winner of rivalry nabs a unique prize
- Columnist Adam Candee: Cougars get nod against GV
- Columnist Steve Guiremand: Schools switching leagues may cause major shakeup
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Overrated talk? That's ditto, Rush
- It's easy to overlook a guy named Gus
- Nevada drops from No. 1 in nation in suicide rates
- Keller vice chairman of homeland security panel
- Porter considered for Ways-Means
- Obituaries for Oct. 3, 2003
- No evidence found against Vestin in campaign probe
- This week in motor sports
- Gambling-related suicides soar
- Beers announces he'll run for Senate
- Senate confirms Jones as fed judge
- NLV Police sued in shooting of 18-year-old man
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Vasser holds hope for CART's success
- Red Horse squadron deploys to Iraq again
- State may divert unclaimed jackpot money to schools
- Employment picture improves
- Letter: Better namesakes than Williams
- Letter: Many reasons to be skeptical about Iraq war
- Water key issue as BLM studies future land sales
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Gems from rural Nevada
- Blood drives for Oct. 3, 2003
- Community briefs for Oct. 3, 2003
- Editorial: Yard sale regulation just a start
- Editorial: Bill would salvage U.S. soldiers' credit
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: 'Creepy' Huntridge Theatre due for some modern love
- Oddly titled 'Splash' an uneasy mix at Riviera
- Agassi's 'Slam' returns to MGM
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Gian a master of many mediums
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Saving life and limb on Pearl St.
- In debut, Interpol turned out an instant classic
- On Display for October 3, 2003
- Performing arts for October 3, 2003
- Datebook for October 3, 2003
- S2 Art Center exhibits movie posters
- Geissel performs swan song for NBT; Philharmonic opens with 'Spirit'
- Staples of Magic
- Sun's Accent section honored in national competition
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: No showstoppers for goofy comic Geechy Guy
- Gaming foes win some battles, but lose the war
- Letter: Troops, Iraqis died in vain
- Letter: Lack of services for homeless is shameful
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Beers on tap for crucial challenge
- Editorial: Consumers in crossfire
- Editorial: Bottom-line mentality has its cost
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A time to reflect
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Looking for inroads to ease traffic
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Holmes, Easton lead 'Live' crew
- Prince's Revolution
- Columnist Jeff German: Focus on social ills, not recall of Guinn
- Group broadens wheelchair user's horizons
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Fair Act of 2003 isn't fair at all to sick workers
- Inspiring story takes teen to national competition
Thursday, Oct. 2
- Nevada Power debt issues advance at commission
- $395,000 painting of Mickey Mouse found
- Officials defend California casino deal, fight recall
- Internet company relocates
- 256 of Nevada's schools put on 'watch'
- 2-year-old girl recovers from injuries sustained in accident
- Day-care owner won't be charged in death
- Benefits finally approved just as man dies
- Nevada Power asking for 9.6% rate hike
- Bush plans trip to visit Nevada
- EEOC alleges hiring bias by Vegas cab company
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 2, 2003
- Business briefs for Oct. 2, 2003
- Opening delayed
- Construction of dairy plant continues
- Business booming for LV builder
- Monthly adjustments focus in Southwest Gas rate hearing
- Audit questions spending by Bureau of Consumer Protection
- Sports briefs for October 2, 2003
- Man facing felonies in reckless driving case
- Citizens offer a plan for hospital
- Water wiser: County eyes xeriscaping, artificial turf
- Last two alleged members set to be released
- State advised to get tough on back taxes
- Bill would release soldiers from leases, other contracts
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Partners' film dreams become reality
- Catching up with ...
- Hard work pays off for Johnson, Durango
- Slow start, big finish
- Fight schedule
- Holyfield eager for action
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Forbes has plans to steal the spotlight
- Columnist Linda Frohlich: After taking break, work again beckons
- Travel no vacation for Rebels' Martin
- Obituaries for Oct. 2, 2003
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: 'Retired' Bernstein wins for injured son in Illinois
- Hybrid car sells well
- Yanks aren't desperate, just a little 'concerned'
- Surprise heavy turnout jams up speedway traffic
- Fox's Overall misses relative's record broken
- Freedom riders descend on D.C.
- Friday's horse racing entries
- Nellis' Red Horse Squadron set for work in Iraq
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita selections for Friday
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: CART finds a drafting partner for LVMS
- House to vote on nuclear waste reclassification
- News briefs for Oct. 2, 2003
- Wambach's goal propels the U.S. into semifinals
- '02 season finale lifted expectations of Nantkes
- NLV council to take new look at nuisance laws
- NLV council briefs for Oct. 2, 2003
- Takeover attempted at disputed tribal casino
- Fountains to run as exemptions considered
- State says it will fight fed ruling on inmates
- LV City Council prepares for sewer rate, connections increases
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Destroying our heritage
- Letter: Rich should pay for war in Iraq
- Letter: Working illegal aliens should become citizens
- Basic High grad keeps them flying
- Education Department official to visit two schools
- Editorial: Are we there yet?
- Editorial: Stay tough on valley's water plan
- Community briefs for Oct. 2, 2003
- Inch by Inch: Nevada Theatre Company tackles complexities of 'Hedwig'
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: President needs some serious help
Wednesday, Oct. 1
- Valley in top 20 for heavy traffic
- Rizzolo files suit against Metro
- Campus security major concern
- Man, 70, believed to be homicide victim
- Students in a bind: Cost of college textbooks rises sharply
- North Las Vegan arrested in shooting of wife, sister-in-law
- Families of U.S. casualties yet to see fund money
- School bosses go car shopping
- Culinary touts benefits of unions for casino owners
- Teamsters picket home builders association
- Columnist Jeff German: Tourism ads prostitute Las Vegas
- Trizec reiterates no sale yet on Desert Passage
- Court: prison violated inmates' rights
- Valley Health says Desert Springs will not close
- Youths tell of attacks by gang suspect
- Guinn adviser newest member of PUC
- Nevada retail sales growth strongest in three years
- Gaming briefs for Oct. 1, 2003
- Team America closure hurting Nevadans
- Olshan, sports betting guru, Gold Sheet publisher, dies
- Obituaries
- Correction
- Obituaries for Oct. 1, 2003
- Auto incentives sweetened
- Court rules prison violated inmates' rights
- Stockbrokers asked to resign
- Yucca backers lobby Congress on funds
- More ancient treasures found
- Hispanics helped with job conflicts
- Porter aide to join Bremer staff in Iraq
- Man arrested in theft of beer after 7-Eleven clerk slain
- School principal found dead in Henderson home
- News briefs for Oct. 1, 2003
- Mayor cautious as strides made on 61 acres
- Ensign pushes VA to change hospital criteria
- Restaurant chain taken private
- Life sentence given in hotel killing
- Cameras in cell phones are latest court annoyance
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Next year's CART race at LVMS could be in spring
- Deal ends ECHL strike
- Wranglers begin building team
- Corrales has beaten difficult times in life
- Columnist Peter Benton: Golf course is no place for cellular phones
- Ralph Siraco's selections for Thursday's races at Santa Anita
- Thursday's horse racing entries
- Tuesday's prep results
- Stopping UNR's Cordova won't be an easy task
- Letter: War advocates never served
- Letter: Shouldn't charge veterans for food
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Quarterbacks taking too much abuse
- Letter: Parents must know what their kids are doing
- Editorial: Again, city treads on homeless
- Editorial: A roundabout system
- Firms adjust to cigarette laws
- Community briefs for Oct. 1, 2003
- Hearing planned on ethics updates
- New water rules, rates begin today
- Immunization schedule for Oct. 1, 2003
- Report reveals a struggling society
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: NPR newsman brings Iraq experience to Vegas
