Sunday, Feb. 29
Saturday, Feb. 28
Friday, Feb. 27
- Boy, 16, found guilty of murder
- Terrorism fighting weapons used in stings
- Full-day kindergarten proposed
- Heller won't challenge Reid
- Business briefs for Feb. 27, 2004
- Public defender list cut to three candidates
- Columnist Jeff German: For Jim and Ed, the truck stops here
- Water released at dam as part of test
- Controversial movie stirs emotions, fosters dialogue
- Hilton Hotels Corp. executives promoted
- Improved scores may save Edison contract
- Teen's slaying mystery to mom
- Growth controls would cost Nevada billions of dollars
- New instruments could ease McCarran delays
- DOE under gun on Yucca questions
- Inquest begins in shooting at elementary school
- Woman killed in accident
- Woman arrested after shots fired in neighbor dispute
- Midnight fireworks approved
- Figures in Venetian contest-rigging land at Indian casino
- Hospital prepped to open
- Legislators move against gambling expansion
- Earl thinking of time shares for Aladdin site
- Date-rape drug OK'd for sleep disorders
- Execution stay issued in Mack case
- Complaint alleges council violated open-meeting law
- Palo Verde, Foothill to clash for boys' title
- Irresistible Air Force
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Top Rank weathers FBI storm
- Kruger wasn't only job hopeful to call
- Lucas has record night to pace Centennial girls
- Sports briefs for February 27, 2004
- Wright course to pros leads to Wranglers job
- Gladiators convinced they belong at the top
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Lebowski fans to wind up in the gutter
- Now in LV, Gaines would pass on UNLV job
- UNLV can't solve Lobos' defense
- Popular Morales set for test from Chavez
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Sadler lends hand to allow Long shot
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Fly-fishing class offered locally
- Is LV holding a Trump card?
- Wreckage of missing plane found
- Longterm problem not expected from spill
- Lower rate of abuses reported in Nevada
- Woman sought in slaying
- Heller won't challenge Reid, Ziser still planning campaign
- Fishing report: Weather keeps anglers off most of area's lakes
- Marshals' contract clarification goes before City Council
- Jury told teen killed to stop 911 call
- Supermarkets, clerks reach tentative deal
- DOE submits more Yucca answers
- Retired admiral withdraws NRC bid
- Hazardous waste dump in Beatty can lower its fees
- Tougher penalties created for fugitive dust violations
- Inquest begins in in shooting at school
- Fraud charge dismissed, others stand
- Hearing for consumers on rate increase set
- LV gaming supplier reports earnings gains
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: More DREAM support
- Letter: Many reasons to vote against Bush
- Letter: Reid targeting wilderness areas
- Letter: Gay marriage question cutting across party lines
- Editorial: Predictable irony
- Editorial: Don't trash states' role in marriage
- Projects could bring untapped water to LV within three years
- Consumer cutbacks lead to relaxation of water rules
- Community briefs for Feb. 27, 2004
- Obituaries for Feb. 27, 2004
- Phair is Fair: Eschewing 'indie' label, Liz Phair continues musical odyssey
- Mitchell's 'Blue' period established her as a star
- 'Mamma Mia!' still having the time of its life
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Allen remembered by famous friends
- On Display for Feb. 27, 2004
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Wild Oats is conscious of our environment
- Datebook for Feb. 27, 2004
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Wing waxes poetic about his dual careers
- Performing Arts for Feb. 27, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: LV needs to take care of its own
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Pavarotti offers fans chance of a lifetime
- More scrutiny ahead for medical examiners board
- Safe house
- District looking for help on teacher recruiting program
- Teens to learn leadership in nation's capital
- 18 months after law enacted, doctors say it hasn't worked
- Columnist Jon Ralston: AG's ruling to define paths
- Columnist Jeff German: Superunion may not fear casinos' kryptonite
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Don't rush to destroy
- Letter: Gay marriages nothing to fear
- Letter: Gibson's film moves followers
- Letter: Violent 'Passion' fails to inspire
- Editorial: No reason for Internet exemption
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Stars have riches in the bag
- Movie Guide
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Arguing in biblical proportions
Thursday, Feb. 26
Wednesday, Feb. 25
Tuesday, Feb. 24
- Sports briefs for February 24, 2004
- Las Vegas stuck playing shorthanded on offense
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Dedication came a little late for Rebels
- Slot maker Aristocrat's stock jumps despite loss
- In plan, LV taps into Lincoln County water
- Sentencing of teenager in DUI case may lead to change in laws
- Agassi explains business strategy
- Albertsons responding to Wal-Mart with new brand
- Las Vegas lifts gaming stocks
- Hospital opening set
- Culinary launches new attack against Aladdin buyer
- Nevada sports book operator files plan for reorganization
- Family blames officer for man's death
- Program aims to put young offenders back on right path
- New unit will fly Predator
- State losing prison operator
- Columnist Jeff German: You just can't fight City Hall
- Fallon cancer cause remains unknown
- Goodman issues warning to Neonopolis operators
- News briefs for Feb. 24, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Anderson boasts animal (free) magnetism
- Good Samaritan saves woman during fatal accident on I-15
- Defense attorneys call teen's killing of man unintentional
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Kenseth: New spoilers, tires will help at LVMS
- LV gets brief respite from winter rain
- Ralph Siraco's Wednesday Santa Anita Park selections
- Witness pleads guilty in counterfeit case
- Smith, Falcons hunger for title
- Double their fun
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Yankees infuriate some fans, captivate others
- Obituaries for Feb. 24, 2004
- Witness supports defense
- Consumer confidence tumbles
- On rainy days it's a flood at Mexican consulate in LV
- Racing subsidy hike defeated
- Legislator stalls vote on bill
- Probe of alleged BIA conflict sought
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Accidents are inevitable
- Senate bill would limit damages in OB/GYN lawsuits
- Letter: Now wrong time for space travel
- Letter: Main goal should be teachers' pay
- Letter: Nation must not forget Bush's role after 9-11
- Immunization schedule for Feb. 24, 2004
- Community briefs for Feb. 24, 2004
- Editorial: Collective bargaining not at fault
- Editorial: Ego that won't quit
- Guinn promises Bush support, won't campaign against Reid
- Medicare prescription scam revealed
- Celebrities plus fashion equals MAGIC
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Left in a fog with big brother
Monday, Feb. 23
Saturday, Feb. 21
Friday, Feb. 20
- Gaughan wields power in LV valley
- Sports briefs for February 20, 2004
- Regents postpone special meeting
- State's number of active registered voters declines
- Hearing in LV to focus on nuke waste rail route
- Coroner's inquest begins in fatal shooting by officer
- Audit: State board broke bidding rules
- Crime news briefs for February 20, 2004
- Motorists will get FAST look at traffic
- Plan would allow car washing, fountains
- Panel: Data back Yucca concerns
- Teen pregnancy drops in U.S.
- Teen in DUI crash case makes deal
- Nevada journalism pioneer, humanitarian laid to rest
- First lady defends husband on LV trip
- Lofts proposed for downtown
- County workers' wages unfair to community, officials say
- Columnist Jeff German: A case of too much lawyering
- Airport delays blamed on several factors
- State vets office ripped in audit
- Triple Five using imported water for fountains
- Gaming news briefs for February 20, 2004
- Earning briefs for February 20, 2004
- Two with Las Vegas ties win Trumpet Awards
- Fitzgeralds continues to evolve under Barden
- Alliance in deal with software company
- Potential buyers weigh Castaways' potential
- Wynn drops bid in Illinois
- Business news briefs for February 20, 2004
- Business hall of famers call for a better Nevada
- Las Vegas entrepreneur 'settling with the universe'
- Panel foresees shortage of industrial land
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: 'Madhouse' shakes up the neighborhood
- Nelson presents worries in the middle
- Cox, ESPN agree to terms
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sorry, Charlie, you only went 1 for 2
- Winless Gladiators make trek to familar ground
- Deck stacked against Rebels from the start
- Lady Rebels defeat Wyoming on the road
- Obituaries for February 20, 2004
- Nurses ask lawmakers for mandatory ratios
- Dignitaries gather to tout monorail
- Central American immigrants build a community
- DOE inspector general to review silica charges
- Workshop held on Spring Valley plan
- Gibson addresses education, growth
- School district plans technology campus
- Charges against car dealer to be reduced
- Project to save land for trails is hailed
- Winnemucca sculpture chosen
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: 'Little E' beginning to take steps in his father's shoes
- Results, schedule
- With state at stake, it's Bonanza's turn
- Fewer state tourney berths on the line at region events
- Coyotes vs. pets can be a problem for residents
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Stripers affair salutes a year of great catches
- Fishing report: Mid-winter weather plays havoc with anglers' plans
- Seven vie to replace Leavitt
- Mojave Max emerges from burrow to mark early spring
- 18 Southern Nevadans appointed to state boards
- Guilty plea entered in fraud case
- Tour copter makes hard landing at airport
- More facts asked on complaint against Perkins
- Community news briefs for February 20, 2004
- Arrest made in crank 911 calls
- Reid delivers some good news for valley's veterans
- Campuses must make tough calls on new buildings
- Editorial: Pot for fun should not be legalized
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: SAFE deserves support
- Editorial: Dean's contribution
- Letter: Passing leaves big void to fill
- Letter: Columns showed quality of person
- Letter; Ruthe's impact strong, lasting
- Letter: Legacy is large in many ways
- Letter: Kindness evident even at bowling
- Letter: Deskin inspired class, dignity in journalism, life
- Letter: Bush lacks honor, integrity
- Letter: Ensign deserves praise for fighting energy bill
- Convicted killer makes deal to avoid death penalty
- Write Turns: Veteran singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams keeps fans guessing
- No shortage of targets for rapid-fire Wallace
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Fans seeking Talent will find it at House of Blues
- Columnist Jerry Fink: The Cat's out of the bag at Indigo Lounge
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Fund-raiser leaves thoughts of great food
- Audition in serious 'Jeopardy!'
- Performing arts for February 20, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Project is a true work of art
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Renaissance man Restivo in a league of his own
- Luna doesn't let details slide on EP
- Editorial: True science would doom Yucca site
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Porter may have a worthy foe
- Letter: Let's adopt Ruthe's Rules
- Letter: Deskin brought sunshine into many lives
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: Stand must be taken
- Funding from city gives youths the means to help others
- A day to make a difference
- Marvelous Marvin
- Columnist Susan Snyder: We're not divorced from serious issues
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Engagement tale is automatic
Thursday, Feb. 19
- Relief expected for airport's long lines
- News briefs for February 19, 2004
- Alleged molester had previous arrest
- City Council makes deal with Galardi
- Man whose car injured trooper pleads guilty
- Ensign's dad says he supports Reid in bid for re-election
- Medical official blasts bad doc website
- Soft-money debate plays out in Nevada
- Testing relaxed for those learning English
- Speedway owner teams on Binion's Horseshoe purchase
- Sierra Club suit could halt U.S. 95 widening
- Nuclear expert: Yucca unsafe
- Strip Club owner hit with Gaming Control Board complaint
- Spaghetti Bowl ranks among nation's worst bottlenecks
- Mom greets one son, while another deployed
- Family struggles to recover from mercury poisoning
- Southwest Gas board eyed again
- Gaming panel licenses Trump
- MGM MIRAGE's New York deal faces more delays
- PUC consultants claim utility purchases imprudent
- Business news briefs for February 19, 2004
- Developer unveils plan for $250 million Strip resort
- Gaming news briefs for February 19, 2004
- Profit rises for LV hospital owner
- Ex-Enron CEO indicted
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: LV was right to take a chance on Walsh
- Community news briefs for February 19, 2004
- Reid asks for probe in case of ex-Yucca workers' dust hazards
- National Guard leader visits local unit
- Gibbons meets with Libya's Gadhafi on Middle East trip
- Bail set at $1.7 million for home invasion suspects
- First lady defends president's credibility
- Regulation on contractor penalties OK'd
- Commission approves business license tax
- Legislative counsel to review demotions
- Man convicted in murder for hire
- County looks to ban billboards
- 'Chicago just felt right'
- These are Jay's days to get comfortable ...
- On most issues, 51s still on hold as season opener draws near
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: This is the AD's time to make his mark
- Sports briefs for February 19, 2004
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rookie Medlen steps in for Funny Car champ
- Pujols, Cardinals make a deal: $100 million over seven years
- Columnist Dean Juipe: ESPN might be softening its stand on not paying promoters for TV cards
- Grant still has big ideas
- Mojave comeback a basic shocker
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Ruthe lives in us all
- Foothill rally saves season
- Letter: Liberals have improved lives
- Letter: There's too much skin in Las Vegas
- Letter: Casinos should have nonsmoking sections -- now
- Editorial: Teamwork is key for appointees
- Editorial: Watching illegal races shouldn't be illegal
- Open-meeting law expert says BC pushed limit
- Obituaries for February 19, 2004
- New panel hopes to bring more money for homeless
- 'Just One Look' singer, stage star Troy dies at 67
- Council approves new homes
- Supreme Court rejects appeal in fatal shooting at sports book
- Customer arrested after fight at car dealership
- A Choired: Las Vegas has developed an ear for choral music
- Moscow Ballet fuses dance forms
Wednesday, Feb. 18
- News briefs for February 18, 2004
- Military closure panel to look at Nevada facilities
- LV child-porn arrest part of global sting
- Only 4 apply for superintendent
- Nevada carries out few death penalty sentences
- For Rebels fans, coaching changes are big frustration
- Effort to legalize marijuana renewed
- ACLU vows to fight proposal to arrest street-race spectators
- Local couple joins exodus to marry in San Francisco
- Columnist Jeff German: Cabbies need to be on camera
- Dean's LV supporters will now back Kerry
- Cendant expands operations
- Reid pushing for repeal of federal tax on some wagers
- Hard Rock, Control Board talks continue
- McCarran deal with car-rental firms advances
- Gaming news briefs for February 18, 2004
- Hearing delayed in suit over Macau development
- Nevada gasoline prices expected to keep rising
- Fremont Street accessibility lawsuit settled
- Business news briefs for February 18, 2004
- Utility fighting for second rate hike in new hearings
- Warm weather hurts SW Gas results
- Caesars signs up for one project, drops out of another
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Opportunity knocks, and Dion answers
- Search for missing plane continues
- Reid to announce benefits plan
- Obituaries for February 18, 2004
- Pedestrian killed by car
- UNLV scholarship in Deskin's name planned
- Rose says ethics panel accepted new complaint against mayor
- Gazlay sentencing hearing postponed
- Galardi tries to make deal with LV
- Affordable housing requirement axed
- Clark County expected to get lion's share of homeland security funds
- 9-year-old killed in crash
- Group approved to look at effect of county growth
- Community news briefs for February 18, 2004
- Slain guard's dad wanted him to quit
- County land listed for protection
- Veterans eligible for high school diplomas
- Rebels cap Jay's day with rally to win
- Spoonhour bows out
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Change at UNLV means a chance for Hamrick
- Sports briefs for February 18, 2004
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Henderson saves race, moves it to December
- Goals and wins coming in bunches for Wranglers
- UNLV promotes Snyder, adds line coach
- Shock, sadness follow Spoon's exit
- Lavin keeping his focus on job in ESPN studio
- Lady Rebels share the load at small forward
- Cheyenne turns up the heat for postseason
- Palo Verde puts its 'A' game on display in playoff romp
- Columnist Peter Benton: Local professional Dolan stringing together wins
- Jockeying for position
- Legendary Winters uses broad canvas for art, life
- A Tight Fit: Nevada Ballet Theatre injects dance into 'Streetcar Named Desire'
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Comic Winters steals the show at special event
- Downtown development group may be on the way out
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Spring is busting out all over
- Letter: Championing nuclear power
- Letter: Shift trading is practical solution for firefighters
- Editorial: Share plans with county growth panel
- Editorial: Act on neglected homes
Tuesday, Feb. 17
- Nevada judges struggle to keep up with backlog
- Resident gets into gunbattle with thieves
- Up in smoke
- Romanian politics' gain called loss to Nevada
- Mountain lion seen at Mount Charleston school
- Agencies reimbursed for holiday security
- LV tourism industry busy for weekend
- Man freed after being stuck in rock crusher
- Berkley joins critics of subpoenas for abortion records
- Cop dedicates book to 9-11
- Caesars confident ruling won't derail N.Y. tribal deal
- Cingular wins bidding to gain AT&T Wireless
- Columnist Jeff German: Deskin was hero to many
- Boulder Highway in line for upgrades
- Officials: Title I school aid isn't enough
- Nuke security study could affect Yucca fight
- Trails park to be built on 1,200 acres in southwest
- "All Bets Are Off" campaign launched to kill Maryland bill legalizing slots
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Vegas' best on 'View' at Caesars Palace
- Sports briefs for February 17, 2004
- Earnings news briefs for February 17, 2004
- Daily business briefs for February 17, 2004
- Constitutional amendment proposed on N.Y. casinos
- Deflated Rebels desperate for a win
- Ex-Rebels star Richardson gets to trot the globe
- Columnist Dean Juipe: NHL meetings may suggest interest here
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Shot at Saturn rattles Rebels' universe
- News briefs for February 17, 2004
- Officers involved in shooting ID'd
- Man beaten, robbed in motel
- Editorial: Remarkable legacy left by Deskin
- Partch off to fast start with LV
- UNLV golfers open season in Hawaii
- Letter: U.S. must have strong border
- Letter: School police's plea was callous
- Letter: Americans are much worse off now than in 2000
- Mikulich, member of longtime motel family, dies
- Obituaries for February 17, 2004
- DEI serves up another plate win at track
- Cotton Blossom choir plans local performances
- Community briefs for February 17, 2004
- Scholarships available for study in Japan
- Recreation center in Henderson given defibrillator
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: A strong lady leaves us
- Moscow Ballet gives double dose of entertainment
- Arts and Kroffts: Sid and Marty's indelible legacy celebrated by TV Land, Rhino
- Civil rights in the West topic of conference
- LV City Council to consider future of abandoned homes
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Another celeb couple implode
Monday, Feb. 16
Sunday, Feb. 15
Saturday, Feb. 14
Friday, Feb. 13
- Transfer of fuel rods 'not necessary'
- Moncrief told she'll be target of grand jury inquiry
- A decade in works, Harmon will now cut across the Strip
- State says no dust problem at Yucca
- Second tower planned
- Woman hits $10 million jackpot at MGM Grand
- Regents plan to discuss fired lobbyist
- Help for foster teens examined
- Columnist Jeff German: Cop's fall from grace has upside
- RTC to introduce MAX line
- LV planners OK mental hospital
- School officers lament girl's death
- Chapels prepare for holiday bliss
- Company won't go private
- Gaming briefs for Feb. 13, 2004
- Commercial versus residential rates considered in hearing
- Union protest planned at Vegas beer hall
- CES complains about Las Vegas air delays
- Defect suit ends in $8 mil. settlement
- United eyes converting more Las Vegas flights to Ted
- Business briefs for Feb. 13, 2004
- Gorbachev's Las Vegas appearance moved up
- Disorder reigns at school meeting
- Clarification wanted on Galardi's fine
- Probe asked of lawmaker
- Alcohol buyer sought in fatal crash
- Digital seen as photo world's future
- Regulator says tribal recognition system is flawed
- TSA under fire for screening process
- Conrad luxury hotel set for Strip
- Resorts prepare for strong holiday weekend
- Sports briefs for February 13, 2004
- Bablitz pleased to return to the ice with Las Vegas
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: VIP party can't smoke out Sir Elton
- Correction
- Motown connection
- Sadler enjoying role as underdog at Daytona
- NASCAR won't bust Gaughan for betting
- Spoon back on familiar grounds
- Columnist Dean Juipe: NFL joins real world
- Up to four years given in death of firefighter
- No guarantees for St. Joe's, Stanford
- Assaults on jogger, biker draw life
- Columnist Barb Henderson: SHOT draws crowd to LV
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Busch, Gaughan have different views
- Chaparral DQ'd for ineligible players
- Double-OT goal propels Skyhawks
- Gladiators find some positives in crushing loss to Colorado
- Mercury cleaned up from LV home, shipped to waste site
- Reid adviser nominated for nuke panel
- News briefs for Feb. 13, 2004
- Fishing report: Worms, poppers lead to Overton success
- Arrest of investigator could affect cases
- Prominent LV attorney Austin dies at 81
- Letter: Bush's service story is shaky
- RTC approves new bus route, upgrades
- Letter: Fliers on escorts, clubs disgusting
- Letter: Dean was right: War did not improve security
- Editorial: Better facts can lead to better policy
- Editorial: Disregard for safety
- State offices sought for LV
- Mack pushes brother's business at City Hall
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Good people in our area
- Woman seen with victim's card
- Immunization schedule for Feb. 13, 2004
- Longtime TV, radio host Sakowicz dies at 80
- Holiday Closings
- Obituaries for Feb. 13, 2004
- Detective says fatal work zone was not properly marked
- Community briefs for Feb. 13, 2004
- GOP chief calls Nevada ground zero for election
- Elton John timeline
- O'Shea recalls his London days with Reginald Dwight
- Hand Him the Keys: John takes driver's seat at Caesars for 'The Red Piano'
- Winters' work on display at Fashion Show mall
- Delve deeper into Creedence with 'Factory'
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Scorned wife pens cheat sheet
- Performing Arts for Feb. 13, 2004
- Datebook for Feb. 13, 2004
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Marciel, Cole keep busy throughout Vegas
- Feet don't fail the cast of 'Riverdance' at Aladdin
- ALS benefit set for Saturday
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Berman won't be disconnected from careers
- On Display for Feb. 13, 2004
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Romantic songs cross all musical boundaries
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Options abound for Valentine's Day diners
- Sting, fresh from Grammy win, headed for The Joint
- Columnist Jeff German: New buzz created over hunt for Binion treasure
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Future is for you to decide
- Mayer: Good man
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: Service not paramount
- Editorial: GOP's credibility gap
- Editorial: Plan would lessen state's health crisis
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Garbage floats in cyberspace
- Letter: Valley residents need a good zoo
- Letter: Zoo animals would be better off than homeless
- Keeping a healthy attitude
- Volunteers show a little heart with Valentine's Day gift boxes
Thursday, Feb. 12
Wednesday, Feb. 11
- Shoe convention held at Sands Expo
- Controversial ex-housing authority chief Sartini dies
- Gaming profit rebounded in fiscal 2003 after 9-11
- Firm buys apartment complexes
- Utilities' merger cost debated
- Girl killed in accident remembered
- Underpass rises in stature
- Report rips Housing Authority
- Delay ends on St. Rose hospital in southwest
- Police hooker stings prompt debate
- Columnist Jeff German: LVCVA is sold on 'sex sells'
- Suit over golf course to be settled
- Nevada Power: E-mail shows Enron exploited contracts
- Owner faces charges for dog's 'rampage'
- Proposal would insure small-business workers
- Man, teen arrested following standoff with NLV police
- Nevada gaming win off
- LV firm's casino plan advances
- LVCVA OKs new marketing, ads
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: 'View' visit brings Joy to Las Vegas
- No restricting these drivers
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Still some bitterness toward CCSN
- Sports briefs for February 11, 2004
- Rookie Mears has solid practice
- Rebels look for fresh start under new coach Alameda
- Land deal could raise money for city
- Palo Verde upsets Centennial
- GOP begins process for delegates
- Recall group says it has gathered enough signatures
- City attorney responsible for Sullard's leave
- Columnist Peter Benton: Exber collects top honors again
- News briefs for Feb. 11, 2004
- Kerry to host public gathering Friday at Valley High School
- Prosecutors allege murder-for-hire
- Officers cleared in shooting of suspect
- Murderer's appeal rejected
- Schwartz, community volunteer, supporter of Israeli issues, dies
- Obituaries for Feb. 11, 2004
- Reno girl named Junior Miss
- Community briefs for Feb. 11, 2004
- Former CFO denies wrongdoing
- UNLV dedicates childhood center
- Justice Department may block PeopleSoft deal
- Las Vegas company's plan for Missouri advances
- Port favors third casino
- Casinos face property tax
- Dispute arises over video poker
- Letter: Ban smoking from public areas
- Letter: Intelligence was irrelevant to Bush
- Letter: Bad intelligence about weapons led to war in Iraq
- McCarran boss to testify in Washington
- LVCVA postpones vote on $8 million grant for plaza
- Census, tracking systems for area homeless planned
- Entire state plans teacher job fair
- Editorial: Throwing ethics out the window
- Editorial: Don't move center for the criminally insane
- Ethics complaint against Goodman is revived
- Guinn opposes suit over wild horses
- Guinn says deal to buy state building might be too late
- Trial in toddler's death delayed
- New voting machines wait
- Fiscal 2003 gross and net profits report on Nevada casinos
- KNPR, KLAS to make news together
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Annual fund-raiser at Rio is good for the heart
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Gifts are creature comforts
- Sun auction sets record
- Highlights of 2003 revenue report on Nevada casinos
Tuesday, Feb. 10
Monday, Feb. 9
- Lawsuit could cut golf course taxes
- LVCVA may provide $8 million for plaza
- Circumstances force woman from her home
- Friends, family mourn slain LV man
- Gaming briefs for Feb. 9, 2004
- Job fair set for Tuesday
- P.F. Chang's opens in Green Valley
- Retailer closing 19 stores
- LV conference begins
- State dentists prepare for bioterrorism attack
- Police in fewer car chases
- Boyd-Coast deal creates gambling powerhouse
- Barak lauds Bush's 'willingness to act'
- Second complaint expected to be filed against Cheetahs
- Ted facing labor problems before it even takes off
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: As decorator, Wyrick has magic touch
- Slot maker, Harrah's face patent lawsuit
- Sports briefs for February 9, 2004
- Biffle pulls off surprise
- UNLV whipped by Utes
- Hunter, Rebels looking at tough challenge
- Columnist Dean Juipe: A doubly disappointing day for Lady Rebels
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Unlike NFL, Churchill Derby welcomes betting in LV
- Parole denied for two killers
- Barber seeks School Board training on open-meeting law
- PUC investigates carbon monoxide deaths
- Sunset semis include scrappy Panthers
- Court to review Galardi fine
- County assessor's office handling fewer appeals
- Four Nevada students win trip to U.N.
- School theater fire raises questions on safety
- News briefs for Feb. 9, 2004
- 'Chopper' charged after customer confrontation
- Birth announcements for Feb. 9, 2004
- Eagle Scouts named
- Community briefs for Feb. 9, 2004
- Sadler still adjusting to Yates-Roush partnership
- Obituaries for Feb. 9, 2004
- OPEC members gather
- Letter: Smokers inflict deadly harm
- Letter: Meteor defense should be goal
- Letter: Bush subverts women's rights
- Letter: Border continues to be eroded
- Letter: Immigration plan bad for U.S.
- Letter: Paying price for failed intelligence or massive lies
- At Mohegan Sun, breaking world record is a cakewalk
- Lawmaker urges BIA probe
- Editorial: Looking at professors' productivity
- Editorial: Save our wild horses
- Production, not the message, is dated in 'Lenny'
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Pioneer spirit lives in Malone
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Feb. 9, 2004
Sunday, Feb. 8
Saturday, Feb. 7
Friday, Feb. 6
- Gladiators set to show off 'O'
- Fumes kill family of three
- United, Ted set third LV-Dulles flight
- Man arrested in slaying
- High school zones recommended
- Sports briefs for February 6, 2004
- Chancellor defends scholarship program
- Lobbyists are key to state, local funding
- Animal clinic opens
- Victim found shot in laundry room
- Man killed in alleged robbery
- Columnist Jeff German: FBI agents may find more gems
- Galardi's $1.1 mil. fine put on hold
- Former GOP Sen. Hecht owes life to Democratic candidate Kerry
- News briefs for Feb. 6, 2004
- Criminally insane center in LV eyed
- State to sue BLM over funds for wild horses
- Judge rules prostitution ordinance too broad, vague
- Business leader warns of Yucca nuclear waste perils
- Gaming briefs for Feb. 6, 2004
- Ex-LV residents indicted on fraud charges
- Slave and child labor protest set for Las Vegas Strip
- Critics say utility's land-sale profit must figure in rates
- HCA names Sunrise CEO
- Hospital industry's profit soars in Nevada
- Parent company launches insurance subsidiary
- Unemployment rate declines
- Educators say librarians' class won't be repeated
- Maddux in no hurry to sign a new deal
- Lobos: A blueprint for packing The Pit
- Seeking an audience
- Plenty at stake on UNLV's brutal road trip
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Two sides to one very big coach
- Penn tops list of bidders for Illinois casino license
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Southern Nevada still running in 'Idol'
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Wallace looks to end 0-fer Daytona streak
- Knight competitive, even at salad bar
- UNLV tops BYU
- Fishing report: Anglers haul rainbow trout at Lake Mead
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Trapshooting a mainstay in Las Vegas
- Appeal rejected in death of woman, 86
- Sullard leaves manager's post ahead of schedule
- Board takes no action on raises
- Man with knife killed in home
- Letter: Kucinich would stop aggression
- Letter: Special interests rule Democrats
- Letter: Bush's spending is irresponsible
- Letter: Nuke dump would be foolish
- Letter: Get Bush out of White House
- Letter: Cost/benefit analysis on Yucca needed
- Minnesota governor seeks revenue from tribes
- Fund tied to LV broker fined $350 million
- Business briefs for Feb. 6, 2004
- Goodman ethics complaint denied
- Teamsters local loses fight to withdraw from state plan
- Regulators promote in-state vendors
- Doctor challenges O'Connell in Senate
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: They buried a caring man
- Blood drives
- Got milk? Girl Scouts launch their 53rd annual Cookie Sale
- Community briefs for Feb. 6, 2004
- Teen suspect in slaying linked to home invasions
- Gazlay's trial is postponed
- Metro honors citizen who rescued flood victims
- Obituaries for Feb. 6, 2004
- Quitoriano, fighter for paralyzed veterans, dies
- Petition on funding education gathers steam
- Task force looks into professors' productivity
- Editorial: House needs to tighten its ethics rules
- Editorial: No imminent threat?
- He Solemnly Swears: UNLV's staging of 'Lenny' coincides with pardon of controversial figure
- On Display for Feb. 6, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Volunteers living the free life
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: 'Breakfast' celebrates 40 years of Beatlemania
- Surf's up for reunited Pixies
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Love is in the air at Tropicana lounge
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Options abound for your hungry valentine
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Blair unfazed by brushes with greatness
- Holmes improves on already impeccable show
- Museum opens doors to Latin American exhibit
- Performing Arts for Feb. 6, 2004
- Datebook for Feb. 6, 2004
- Columnist Jeff German: Politicians exploiting flaws of our system
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: The Middle East Puzzle
- Truck rearends traffic, fiery crash kills at least three
- Website aims to teach teens basics of money management
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Vegas becoming a fashion runway
- Silver State won't have much impact
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Growth is talk of the town
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Ensign is charting new path
- Good Theatre
- Letter: Proposed zoo is a terrible idea
- Letter: It's too soon to assume WMD don't exist in Iraq
- Editorial: Success, in microcosm
- Editorial: Literally, it's growth plan -- or bust
- An understanding of anatomy
Thursday, Feb. 5
- Homeowner fires shots at burglars
- NLV fire captain owes colleagues 800 hours
- Las Vegas awaits attorney general's opinion
- Cities on county's growth study: Been there, done that
- Nevada caucus effort begins
- Lender hires new auditor
- News briefs for Feb. 5, 2004
- New Hilton Grand Vacations Club opens
- Council to change yard sale law
- Group that helps youth is burglarized
- Fugitive scam suspect arrested
- Commissioners may try to limit future billboards
- Business briefs for Feb. 5, 2004
- Accusations pile up against Calugar
- Gaming briefs for Feb. 5, 2004
- Hospital groundbreaking set
- Plants' construction likely regardless of rate results
- Condo popularity growing
- Panel: Calif. casino growth still not hurting LV
- Quarterly numbers mixed for Boyd
- Promotion granted
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: 'Hairspray' could keep Mirage in style
- Harrah's, tribe target Connecticut casinos
- Edwards builds on big week
- Robinson gets defensive with '04 recruiting class
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Only time will tell with football recruits
- Sports briefs for February 5, 2004
- 6 locals among CCSN signees
- Lady Rebels look to bounce back vs. BYU
- Boxing schedule
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Yanko Diaz on the road to becoming Cuban superstar
- Catching up with...Antione White
- Fewer state berths awarded
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Pedregon successful after tough decision to leave Force
- Burglars hit organization
- 13-year-old girl admits stabbing her classmate
- Welfare cases drop, but Medicaid rises
- Neighborhood Services chief named
- Police probe sleepovers for possible sex assaults
- New ordinance prohibits test drives on residential streets
- Residents hear pitch for new golf course team
- State argues against combining lawsuits against Board of Regents
- ACLU: Prostitution claims not relevant to handbill suit
- Complaint filed against Perkins, Henderson with AG's office
- Union sues school district over health care costs
- Letter: Does NFL's reach extend to Tikrit?
- Letter: No Fun League's edict hurts fans
- Letter: Catholicism and Democratic Party are compatible
- Editorial: On the size of classes: Obey the law
- Editorial: Fuzzy math's zenith
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Protecting our water
- Nominations open for employer award
- Obituaries for Feb. 5, 2004
- Prominent accountant Moe dies at 88
- Allen, pioneer Las Vegan, civic leader dies at 93
- Community briefs for Feb. 5, 2004
- Seat vacant on Lower Kyle Canyon board
- Left Wing: Exhibits at Left of Center gallery trumpet diversity
Wednesday, Feb. 4
- Tauzin's resignation won't help Nevada's Yucca fight
- Local Kerry backers celebrate victories
- Races for Nevada court draw increased attention
- Porter knows first-hand problem of identity theft
- Political campaign signs popping up all over valley
- County selects southern site for heliport
- Columnist Jeff German: Investigators will push for indictment of Moncrief
- Sisters' accident raises safety issues
- Loyalty card will count points for food, show purchases
- Investments planned at North Las Vegas hospital
- Boyd honored
- Dog dies after being shot by Metro officer
- State fails to fund schools to meet classroom-size limits
- News briefs for Feb. 4, 2004
- Tax hike fears worry gaming industry
- Super Bowl produces record gaming win for Nevada books
- NFL, CBS ad issue simmers
- Three plead guilty in fraud case
- Harrah's profit down 34%
- Dates set for Adelson projects
- Prep stars commit to colleges
- Trump's Riviera investment advances
- Nevada Power profit probed in hearings
- Summit examines affordable housing situation in Las Vegas area
- Business briefs for Feb. 4, 2004
- Automaker's profit off sharply
- Domestic fight ends in two deaths
- Feds back off on using funds for burros
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: 'Harassment' lawsuit may have sunk 'Punk'd'
- Last year's No. 1 eyes 2nd chance
- Gouldsmith set to do his coaching from the dugout
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Nunn touched stars in heyday
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Derek Daly says his F1 driving career is over
- Sports briefs for February 4, 2004
- Wranglers top Trenton in OT
- Investors trying to bring women's hockey to town
- UNR prof wins Gunnerman Award
- Rebels pick up local RB Peeples
- Supreme Court takes up battle over new Williams trial
- Obituaries for Feb. 4, 2004
- Columnist Peter Benton: Dolan wins honors at PGA section pro-am event
- Consultant discusses effects of scholarship program
- DNA test: Ex-guard is dad of inmate's baby
- Nevada delegation to concentrate on schools, transportation
- Law to boost felons' voting not working
- Party for mayor's son latest target of ethics critic
- Community briefs for Feb. 4, 2004
- Commission upbeat about challenges
- Group targeting cyber-criminals gets a new home
- Letter: Tobacco industry is hard to fight
- Letter: U.S. is a republic, not a democracy
- Letter: Nuclear dump's huge risks, costs outweigh benefits
- Editorial: Tackling the barriers that face children
- Editorial: Mountain of danger
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Valentine's shopping made sweet
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Monet preview raises funds for children
- Italian Courses: For Ferraros, Flamingo Road eatery is all about family
- Nevada superdelegates moving toward John Kerry
Tuesday, Feb. 3
- DOE earmarks $23 million to study nuke transportation
- Bus route would offer monorail users a low-cost ride downtown
- Lethal ricin detected in D.C. office
- One Vegas case proceeds, another dropped
- Conventions fail to get tax break
- School Board to review raises
- Columnist Jeff German: Las Vegas, NFL need a timeout
- Hardesty campaigns for high court
- Stock of HCA down on profit report
- News briefs for Feb. 3, 2004
- Gaming briefs for Feb. 3, 2004
- Plan to divert land money to horses criticized
- Venetian profit falls; cash flow, revenue improve
- BLM to auction Mesquite land
- Desert fertile ground for crashed aircraft
- Sprint in satellite TV deal, profit off
- SEC halts fraudulent Vegas casino scheme
- Ameristar profit up on coinless slots
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Palms' race, sports book is Rose garden
- Boxers tell FBI about fixed fights
- Rebels ground Falcons
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Rebels had the right formula against Air Force
- Penalties on taxes might be waived
- Budget proposal seeks trim of $23 million for Test Site
- Task force on growth to focus most on county
- Report on Yucca economic benefit paid for by Energy Department
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Gaughan drives into the Guinness record book
- Sports briefs for February 3, 2004
- More rain expected through rest of the day
- Cousineau still on the attack
- LV council waits for AG's ruling on elected officials
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: MWC standings turned upside down
- Widows pay tribute to victims of AC accident
- Man wounded as shotgun fired in club
- Results improve
- Tortoise is a better weather forecaster than groundhog
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Report chastises BBC
- Obituaries for Feb. 3, 2004
- Letter: GOP serves only the privileged
- Letter: Rights eroding under Bush rule
- Letter: Can't use taxes for religious discrimination
- Three injured as accident sends car into side of fire station
- James' sister to run for state Assembly
- Editorial: Nuke dump study omits real world
- Edwards' contributions to health in Nevada remembered
- Community briefs for Feb. 3, 2004
- Immunization schedule for Feb. 3, 2004
- As if by magic: Hobson continues ascent as host of Money and Madness'
- Columnist Susan Snyder: EcoJam has run aground
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