Friday, Jan. 30
- Lawyer announces for Nevada Supreme Court seat
- $25 million raised for new Gorman
- Man critical after being shot by officer
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 30, 2004
- Super Bowl puts sports, gaming link in forefront
- Commissioners plan discussion on growth effects
- Coroner inquest to rule on officer's killing of suspect
- Future of historic resort unclear
- 'Mydoom' e-mail virus spreading
- Vacation Village site sold; retail development planned
- Casinos cashing in on the average Joe for the Super Bowl
- Regents reduce in-state tuition standard
- KB Toys to close
- Columnist Jeff German: Many GOP stalwarts back Reid
- DMV's kiosk a big hit with customers; more to be installed
- Police to analyze car 'black boxes'
- Senior home residents given time to move
- GDP disappoints
- Auto dealers meet in Vegas; SUV sales projected to grow
- Williams drawing state pension
- News briefs for Jan. 30, 2004
- Goodman says he didn't break law
- Toomin to seek Assembly seat
- Lobos' Granger has familiarity with Rebels
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Sports books refuse to be 'middled' again
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Who needs the Froghorns? Certainly not the MWC
- Sports briefs for January 30, 2004
- Columnist Sal DeFilippo: Rudner wins Golden Nerf
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Gaughan set for land speed record attempt
- Regents briefs for Jan. 30, 2004
- Sen. Reid demands answers on Yucca silicosis illnesses
- Regent walks out, claiming open-meeting law violation
- City's Safekey policies change after standoff
- Amundson keeps ex-Lobo in his heart
- UNLV routs Falcons
- Jet-setting Lavin enjoying time on ESPN
- Prosecutors didn't seek death in Carno case
- Showboat-turned-Castaways has storied LV history
- Mental health center given show of support
- Schedule eases for Las Vegas
- Letter: Friedman's views on Israel changed
- Fishing Report: Trout-like lures bring success at lake
- Letter: Rules would halt double dipping
- Letter: Workers can't speak up at DOE
- Columnist Barb Henderson: County's fifth urban pond set to open in Mesquite
- Letter: Teen should be in Juvenile Court
- Letter: Freedom depends on one's income
- Letter: Junk food is too accessible to kids at schools
- Doctors alarmed by talk of tests
- Golf course only bad news in Ferraro's State of the City
- Community briefs for Jan. 30, 2004
- Editorial: State should manage NLV prison itself
- Obituaries for Jan. 30, 2004
- MyDoom.B creator sought for $250,000
- Animation studio splitting from Disney
- Convention attendance seen as sign of more Vegas growth
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: AARP running to catch up
- Mason to run for Supreme Court
- Reid raises $6.2 million for his re-election campaign
- Editorial: Start weapons probe
- Judge keeps alive lawsuit filed by fired city manager
- Mexican-American relations to be discussed at convention
- Soda Straw Cave to stay closed for time being
- State gets two applications for schools post
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Chocolate Swan amazes at Mandalay Bay
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Portly reports lead to action
- 'Ba-Da-Bing' rings in new run at Ovation Theater
- To art critics, Yu is so beautiful
- Touch of Gray: R&B artist pairs with Bowie for distinctive bill
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Playing Sammy just one diversion for Dean
- On Display for Jan. 30, 2004
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: CDs unlikely to be pushed aside by downloads
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Thoughtful Collins keeps perspective in check
- Datebook for Jan. 30, 2004
- Performing Arts for January 30, 2004
- Despite defections, 'Magic Show' trudges forward
- Fela Kuti fans celebrate rhythm method
- Bowie will have Las Vegas seeing double
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Honoring living and dead
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Mayor can't help son this way
- Letter: Only one 'sin' really allowed
- Letter: Faith-based service funding should be OK
- Columnist Jeff German: Casino closings a wake-up call for LV
- Editorial: Why dialogue is needed
- Editorial: A new day for growth strategies
- Animal attraction
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Bowled over by leap year
- Happy Talk
- Columbia memory will live on in school's mural, garden
- Program gives children lessons in safety
Thursday, Jan. 29
- Sibling murderers avoid death penalty
- Education measure a tall order
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 29, 2004
- Henderson drops housing demand for BLM auction
- Super Bowl XXXVIII: The strange road to Super Bowl I
- Troubled seniors home likely to close
- Redefining 'a friend in need'
- Vegas firm's shares fall
- Mothers form group to save kids from being tried as adults
- Mayor says he repeated what Gibbons told him
- Medicaid computer changes cause trouble for doctors
- Moulin Rouge revival planned
- Super Bowl XXXVIII: Brady makes strides under pressure
- Nevada taxable sales rose 7.5% in November
- Sierra Health posts strong earnings
- Super Bowl controversy erupts at Palms resort
- Garages fall short on revenue
- Health care overhaul promoted at LV forum
- Write-offs hurt bottom lines of Station, Caesars
- Ted unveils fares; Delta adds LV flight
- Super Bowl XXXVIII: Delhomme's tale an unlikely trip
- Business briefs for Jan. 30, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: John keying in on 'Red Piano' debut
- Lady Rebels have incentive tonight at Air Force
- MWC coaches want Majerus to put health first
- Cheyenne's Peeples gets all the attention
- Establishing his agenda
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Steele sees boxing on the decline in Nevada
- Gaughan making transition
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- Peeples, Copeland earn top honors
- Rebels' Beck says all is OK
- Prop bets offer wild, wacky fun
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Propositional phase grabs the bettors
- Sports briefs for January 29, 2004
- Copeland's impact felt on and off field
- BLM to require $10,000 deposit at auctions
- Another bankruptcy judge possible
- Galardi appeals $1.1 million fine
- Lawmakers criticize Education Dept. over No Child Left Behind funds
- Woman, boyfriend charged in 2002 slaying in Henderson
- VA assures there will be new facilities
- Planners reject new DMV site
- Rural residents opposed to gated development
- Obituaries for Jan. 29, 2004
- Sun All-State Football Defense Team
- Sun All-State Football Offense Team
- Plans delayed for nuclear weapons plant
- Spaghetti Bowl-area changes seen
- News briefs for Jan. 29, 2004
- American Express in alliance
- Community briefs for Jan. 29, 2004
- LV sailors play key submarine roles
- Letter: Voters should choose wisely
- Letter: More money won't improve school system
- Medicaid computer switch causes problems for doctors
- Goodman defends touting son's firm at conference
- Three indicted in airlines ticket case
- Editorial: Thwarting 9-11 panel
- Editorial: Seize chance to transform vital service
- State's takeover of female inmates' medical care blocked
- Medical malpractice insurance company pulling out of Nevada
- Knife gets youngster suspended
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Standing up for justice
- Monet: Bellagio ignores detractors, snares coveted works
- Bankrupt Castaways forced to close
Wednesday, Jan. 28
Tuesday, Jan. 27
Monday, Jan. 26
- News briefs for Jan. 26, 2004
- Youth prison, now state-run, to reopen today after 2 years
- Removal of golf courses OK'd
- District can't explain away poor scores on key exam
- Ex-CCSN president's lawyer gets meeting transcripts
- County ready to talk about growth
- Arts district: Boom or bust for businessman?
- Officer in fatal shooting ID'd
- Moody's upgrades debt
- Standard & Poor's ratings, outlook remain unchanged
- Spokeswoman defends Goodman's TV comment
- Friars' farewell: Franciscans end 35 years of service in valley
- Las Vegas unions seek insurance mandate
- Local phone market heats up
- Jury chosen in Stewart trial
- Mold creeping into home defect lawsuits
- Jobless rate declines in December
- Japanese deal to be formalized
- Adelson in Macau lawsuit
- Officials waiting to talk to men hurt in blast
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: During break, Dion to be a lounge act
- Herd finishes his mission
- Rebels looking for a little payback during trip to CSU
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Marathons emerge as party central
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Eclipse Awards honor horse racing's best of '03
- Sports briefs for January 26, 2004
- Henry helps UNLV remain perfect in MWC
- Despite 'pit stops,' Petty happy with his Vegas run
- Alleged molestation victim may have lied about an incident
- More mercury contamination feared
- Dad pleads guilty in fatal neglect
- New museum board named
- School Board offered ideas to help battle youth obesity
- Blood drive set for Rio
- Birth announcements for Jan. 26, 2004
- E-mail threat to LV came from computer with public access
- Pardons Board reduces killer's sentence
- Local struggle continues for homeless grants
- Takeover offer rejected
- Lodging giant's profit soars
- Existing home sales increase
- Online gambling via N. Korea leading to a web of trouble
- Letter: Bush's policies have been bad
- Letter: Interest rates, not tax cuts, revived economy
- Editorial: Great start to Young's first term
- Editorial: Planning for diversity
- Obituaries for Jan. 26, 2004
- Dunes hotel tower architect Starkman dies
- Columnist Susan Snyder: A different kind of homesick
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Jan. 26, 2004
- PBA-ABC Masters Results
Friday, Jan. 23
- Wilsons Leather closing Las Vegas warehouse
- Police: Man who allegedly killed dad had mental illness
- Princeton system has cadets' foes baffled
- Chance at pardon delayed for 'Show and Tell' killer
- Builders report rise in earnings
- Mayor talks mostly about rapid growth
- Court rules against LV justice courts
- Business briefs for Jan. 23, 2004
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 23, 2004
- Truss collapse causes $5,000 in damage
- Nevada Power may not get increase it's asking for
- LV broker in fund scandal sued again
- Golden Nugget buyers land four-year license
- Car plunges off parking garage
- Columnist Jeff German: Claiborne was as tough as they come
- Two men injured in explosion
- Helicopter test flights muted
- Students face likely tuition hike
- Tentative agreement by PUC, Southwest Gas could mean rate hike
- Chamber leader says city needs redevelopment plan
- Goodman's claim of lost funds 'perplexing'
- Home-invasion victims glad to be alive
- Jack Galardi is hoping to improve his reputation
- Regents cancel closed session after AG warning
- Slaying suspect arrested
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: With game IX days away, hotels prepare
- Rebels look for range on Range
- Amid probe, Butterbean says he's clean
- Lady Rebels win key MWC game
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Petty plans to run twice in Las Vegas
- Sports briefs for January 23, 2004
- Avoiding temptation
- NASCAR Test Schedule
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Kyle Busch to run tune-up at Daytona
- CCSD board member wants answers in probe
- Fishing report: Anglers find success for bass
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Increased license fees go to improvements
- Regents cancel meetings to avoid possible illegality
- Police try to link suspect with security guard's killing
- Obituaries for Jan. 23, 2004
- State commission tweaks homeland security plan
- Public defender hires training chief
- Judge to decide Stallion Mountain fate
- EPA seeks all who had contact with mercury
- Alleged child molester arrested after standoff
- Chicago suburb's plan inspires Goodman at mayors' meeting in D.C.
- McAuliffe says candidate may emerge before Nevada votes
- Investment adviser arrested
- Calif. tribe pitches deal with state
- Blood drives
- Private group considering takeover of Boulder Creek
- Community briefs for Jan. 23, 2004
- Letter: Another ploy to help big business
- Letter: Low-carb diets are dangerous
- Letter: Truth, freedoms take a beating under GOP rule
- Editorial: Schools are progressing under Garcia
- Editorial: Looking to the future
- Hyp Replacement: Seemingly without warning, hypnotists take over Las Vegas
- Buffett treats devotees to party at Flamingo
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Rocker parrots Buffett success
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Businesses left looking like drips
- Performing Arts for Jan. 23, 2004
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Pentagon's new message
- On Display for Jan. 23, 2004
- Smith's genius a cure for malaise
- 'Starlight Express' on wrong track at Aladdin
- Datebook for Jan. 23, 2004
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Wang prefers practicing comedy, computer basics
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: New Venetian eatery offers French delights
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: The real test of a man
- Letter: Gays deserve all the privileges of marriage
- Letter: Beers' stances hard to swallow
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Some taxing questions to ask
- Columnist Jeff German: Officials betting on bigger cut of funding
- Editorial: Let decision stand
- Editorial: Fun should not be this complicated
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Little things become important for troops in combat zone
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Wishful thinking buoys Tenney
- Filling the Bill
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Binion's saga a dark day for downtown
- LV woman shows aging is a breeze
Thursday, Jan. 22
- UNLV eyes expansion site in NLV
- Two dead after standoff
- Veterans advocate Shipley dies at 83
- Police shoot, kill home-invasion suspect
- Complex reluctantly turns off fountains
- Ensign opposes spending bill
- Man who left son in car gets probation, $500 fine
- Neighbors worried after guard shot to death
- Motion is filed to block regents' action
- Contractors advised on avoiding suits
- Highway funds to be considered
- Las Vegas lender trims positions
- Harrah's, Horseshoe agreement official
- Business briefs for Jan. 22, 2004
- Police seek man in boys' molestations
- Las Vegas to raise swimming fees
- Casino hit with complaint
- Siblings facing off against each other in murder trial
- Firm continues fighting judgment
- Jaguars opens under new management
- News briefs for Jan. 22, 2004
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 22, 2004
- Slot maker's profit up on coinless slot sales
- Sports briefs for January 22, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Cirque under fire from activist group
- Gifford bouncing back following football injury
- Sisolak backs six-month residency requirement
- LV Council briefs for Jan. 22, 2004
- DNA test conducted to determine father of inmate's baby
- GOP increases voter registration lead in Nevada
- Obituaries for Jan. 22, 2004
- Toll from candle fires mounts
- Ensign continues to oppose bill
- Tszyu, Toney sustain injuries
- Regulators OK plans for Hard Rock resort
- Applications due for Leavitt's seat
- Beck opted to pass on Cowboy life
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: NASCAR next organization to join made-for-TV sports
- ESPN nixing payments for fights
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Olympic team turns to sports psychologist
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Funny Car racer Bazemore looks forward to LVMS test
- Teeth sought for state housing rules
- Photo giant slashing jobs
- Californian guilty in check fraud
- City Council approves facility for sex offenders
- Officials debate lease-purchase deal
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: A pillar of real Las Vegas
- Letter: Talk radio serves as wake-up call
- Letter: Bush presidency one of the worst
- Letter: Better ways to get experts in classrooms
- Editorial: All Claiborne asked: Listen to my story
- Editorial: Untenable deadline
- Pilot teaches growing Raptor force
- Community briefs for Jan. 22, 2004
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: Searching for message in 'Da Vinci'
- Fun House: Builders' Show replete with high-tech gadgets for home of the future
Wednesday, Jan. 21
Tuesday, Jan. 20
- Former U.S. Judge Claiborne dies at 86
- Boomtown in the making?
- Banks report higher profit
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 20, 2004
- 7-Eleven celebrates King holiday
- Firm opening second Las Vegas dealership
- Extra fuel surcharge canceled
- NLV's Lake Mead hospital sold
- Woman says she was snatched in parking lot
- Experts forecast rosy picture for U.S. home builders
- News briefs for Jan. 20, 2004
- Vegas apartment market strengthens
- Automaker advertising at Vegas Strip attraction
- Upgrade will allow school police to hear 911 calls
- County OKs liquor licenses for senior Galardi
- Columnist Jeff German: Is Las Vegas ready to hit a homer?
- Boy, 9, rescued after fall between buildings
- Strip battle may be headed to court
- Las Vegas to rule on second Galardi license
- Boy, 16, held after crash of stolen truck
- Nuclear waste official resigns
- More hazardous waste may be shipped to Nevada
- Local Dean supporters say they're not disappointed
- NASCAR alters scoring system
- Sports briefs for January 20, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: LVMS wants Spears to rev up race fans
- Obituaries for Jan. 20, 2004
- Columnist Dean Juipe: After closer examination, Rebels have their flaws
- Cardinals bow out of Maddux chase; Cubs still front-runner
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Benson returns to the Busch Series in a Dodge
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Rodman won't hoop it up against Rattlers
- Metro curtails use of Tasers in officer training
- Casino hit with lawsuit in gangs battle
- Gorman gets impressive win vs. San Diego
- Nuclear waste board memberresigns
- Elder Bush asks home builders to help Afghans
- Local Democratic supporters encouraged
- Jury selection set in obstruction trial
- Reports say Cingular offers to buy competitor
- Tennessee residents give lottery a warm welcome
- Circuit City to sell credit-card business
- Letter: Watch Fridays for bad news
- Letter: Kids must know mercury dangers
- Letter: Former foster youths are being helped efficiently
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 20, 2004
- Community briefs for Jan. 20, 2004
- State homeland security panel to review plans
- Editorial: Sometimes it takes a two-by-four
- Editorial: Now, on with the job
- Where I Stand -- Brian Greenspun: Gephardt ran with dignity
- 'Disney' brings upgraded performance to Orleans
- Syndication City: NATPE a showcase for shows seeking audiences
- Columnist Susan Snyder: For locals, Strip isn't last resort
Monday, Jan. 19
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 19, 2004
- Pioneer comic Allen remembered
- Test dates could hurt year-round students
- Water conservation program cutting usage
- Fines failing to curb commercial fountain use
- E-mail threat detailed Nevada targets
- Regents to study in-state tuition rate issue
- Fee hikes in rich parts of LV eyed
- Crash called suicide try
- Teacher empowers students with speech
- Four Vegas flights added
- Company cutting jobs in Idaho, Nevada
- News briefs for Jan. 19, 2004
- Mortuary industry offers more personalized services
- Official: Binion's deal progressing
- LV hospital in referral deal
- LV man sentenced in penny stock scheme
- Nevada Power profit level at issue
- Rules would restrict air tours
- Phillips, longtime Strip violinist, dies
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Seinfeld throws Wallace a line in debut
- Domestic terrorism still major concern in LV
- LV entertainers remember pioneer comic Allen
- Artifacts thief is sentenced
- Rogich: Gambling a roadblock to major leagues
- Stiffer penalty in construction zones created
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Nick Zito loads up for the Kentucky Derby
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Big-league baseball in Las Vegas? That bet is a long shot
- Sports briefs for January 19, 2004
- Tennessee businesses bank on lottery launch
- Croom does it again -- scores a TD in Hula Bowl
- Stars come out for scouts and empty seats
- Tribes attack plan allowing non-Indian slots
- Practice pays off: Robinson finds the mark
- Fight panel nixes Butterbean bout in Alabama
- Rebels face another uphill climb
- MacCachren has a weekend to remember
- Els works overtime to win another Sony trophy
- Letter: Local jobs outlook is bleak
- Obituaries for Jan. 19, 2004
- Eagle Scouts build trail to Southern Nevada history
- Birth announcements for Jan. 19, 2004
- Community briefs for Jan. 19, 2004
- Editorial: Program deserving of support
- Editorial: On wings of ... sloths
- Letter: Mental hospital is better than more homeless
- Volunteers sought for mental health disaster-response team
- Mental health facility given national accreditation
- Exhibit A: Evidence shows Las Vegas Natural History Museum has some staying power
- Leno extends monologue
- 'Butler' is a real farce
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Can liberty and security coexist?
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Jan. 19, 2004
Sunday, Jan. 18
Saturday, Jan. 17
Friday, Jan. 16
- Few recall rubbing shoulders with undercover detective
- Marketing expo held at Mandalay Bay
- Convict at center of federal boxing probe
- Justices have little to note on reports
- Tuition battle gets personal for Cloobeck
- News briefs for Jan. 16, 2004
- America West wants D.C.-Vegas slot
- House fire in which family died is blamed on candles
- AG seeks to void CCSN firings
- Flu season begins to slow down
- Harrah's waiting for Behnen signature
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 16, 2004
- Guinn: Land prices key to growth
- Hospital chief to retire
- Carrier to start one-stop service from Philippines
- Caesars may try to bring Expos to Vegas
- Henderson, NLV residents join forces
- Lung disease screenings available
- Official: E-mail threat targeted person
- Columnist Jeff German: Free speech not a given on Fremont
- Defense denied some wiretap access
- Cheney raises $100,000 for absent Porter during LV visit
- Officials' campaign reports featured on county, state sites
- Strip club may get temporary liquor license
- Board revokes licenses of two LV drug sellers
- Builders' show is chance for LV housing industry to shine
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Wild hotel rumors are our property
- NASCAR test schedule
- Sports briefs for January 16, 2004
- Abdul-Khaliq just wants chance to play as a pro
- Columnist Dean Juipe: With the heat on boxing, it's business as usual
- DP's Travers ready to sign with Rebels
- Blassingame counting on more good fortune in SoCal
- With Majerus marching sidelines, apparently anything goes
- Lady Rebels set for run at Utah, MWC
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Brack coming back no matter how high the hurdles
- Pennsylvania woman claims $60.2 million Powerball prize
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Hatchery renovation behind schedule
- Woman pleads no contest to filing false report about lottery
- Firm files demolition plan for AC Tropicana garage
- Fishing: Anchovies catching stripers at Lake Mead
- Workers fired for abuse at youth detention centers
- Ex-teacher sentenced in child sex cases
- Questions raised over leave for firefighters' union members
- Two killed as tractor-trailer bumps car into I-15 tree
- Bigger parade expected Saturday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- Valley first with regional post for homelessness
- Olivares taking county media post
- Court: Forfeited property can be recovered
- County website features officials' campaign reports
- Community briefs for Jan. 16, 2004
- Holiday Closings
- Consumer confidence improves
- Reporters ask for access to Stewart jury selection
- Letter: Soldiers' death toll sadly mounts
- Letter: Bussell was an excellent choice
- Letter: State's website wastes laid-off workers' time
- Editorial: Regents had no business revising law
- Editorial: Ensign takes high road on stalled energy bill
- Obituaries for Jan. 16, 2004
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Please, no more excuses
- High Rollers: Webber's hit 'Starlight Express' makes return to Las Vegas stage
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Rubin seas a chance for change
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Longtime jazz great Menza calls it quits
- Nievera proves great new voice in Vegas
- Performing Arts for Jan. 16, 2004
- Coltrane's challenging style gets free rein in 'First' edition
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Margaritaville a Buffett buffet for Parrot Heads
- Datebook for Jan. 16, 2004
- On Display for Jan. 16, 2004
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Angrave is living his version of the American dream
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Puck finally gets his Hallmark moment
- Future of government employees as legislators on the line
- Constructing a change
- Inspired by King, county celebrates Peace Week
- Columnist Jeff German: FBI hits boxing's underside
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Brian Greenspun: A reason to believe
- Editorial: Stop sitting on funds
- Editorial: Board must admit its mistakes
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Regents sinking to new low
- Letter: Put Bush's ranch on nuclear route
- Letter: Smoking in public places is act of terrorism
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Seinfeld will stand, by George
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Excuse us as we offer excuses
- Guitar Jonny
Thursday, Jan. 15
- Jobs filling while Fassel waits
- Emerging force
- No knockout on Yucca
- Guinn says Nevada town threatened at New Year's
- State to bill feds for more New Year's 3costs
- Teen unaware of mercury risk
- FBI used store as front in Top Rank probe
- Box cutter found on flight to Vegas prompts inquiry
- Parents: Keep kids in their present schools
- Porter will miss LV fund-raiser
- Federal suit against judge to be tossed
- Teens not getting all state funds after leaving foster care
- Woman with celestial deals arrested on fraud charge
- Family man, civic leader, coach Leavitt laid to rest
- Red Rock development on track
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 15, 2004
- Regulators: Nevada Power, Sierra can't collect judgment
- Agencies concerned about scope of Nevada Power investigation
- Man allegedly used woman's identity to buy new Cadillac
- Gibbons launches education initiative
- Education officials pass on Ensign's offer
- Bank of America's earnings rise 4 percent in fourth quarter
- Subsidiary closing down
- Bank One closing Las Vegas credit card center
- Strong profit projected for Red Rock Station casino
- California tribes offer friendship, but not cash
- News briefs for Jan. 15, 2004
- Las Vegas wholesaler says he unwittingly sold fake AIDS drug
- LV-based slot maker's earnings up 58 percent
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Leno brings 'Tonight Show' back to Strip
- Guinn expense report: No funds raised in 2003
- Robbery suspect in custody after brief car chase
- Las Vegan charged in cable fraud case
- Businessman offers to help students in tuition dispute
- Man found dead in vehicle
- Fourth defendant sentenced in relics case
- Teachers union poll: U.S. spending on education low
- Patient free agent Maddux still sitting on hold
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: These Rebels need to get centered
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Mosley, Wright ready to settle the score, crown one champion
- Trial set to begin for boxers in alleged fixing
- Computer giant's profit soars
- Sports briefs for January 15, 2004
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: MacCachren to run in 3 classes at Laughlin race
- Letter: What's next? A wall for U.S.?
- Letter: Jobs must be fiercely protected
- Letter: Police should change priorities to prevent crime
- LV sailor completes tour as Navy Seabee
- Pinnacle in, Harrah's out of St. Louis competition
- Community briefs for Jan. 15, 2004
- Editorial: Forced to turn to the courts
- Tribes weary of giving more casino profit to California
- Obituaries for Jan. 15, 2003
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Holes in worker scheme
- Play Action: 'Madden 2004' tournament culminates in Las Vegas
- Columnist Ruthe Deskin: ID theft can happen to anyone
Wednesday, Jan. 14
- Building lease will cost Nevada millions
- Travel site offers concierge services
- Ailing Porter may miss fund-raiser
- State law, colleges differ on tuition status
- Continued growth means more clout for Clark County
- Judges question EPA's Yucca standard
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 14, 2004
- Hospital construction set
- Loan program back on track
- Complex to hire prison inmates
- State announces program to collect metallic mercury
- Juror misconduct alleged in Lozano trial
- Columnist Jeff German: Behnen, Horseshoe were victims of changing times
- Mack's e-mailed invitations violate policy
- Leavitt seat up for grabs in November
- Mountain lion too sick to save
- Vegas again exploiting ban on Super Bowl ads
- Business briefs for Jan. 14, 2004
- News briefs for Jan. 14, 2004
- Las Vegas Paiutes sign development deal
- Consumers speak up on rate hike
- Sports briefs for January 14, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Bocuse makes dinner plans in Vegas
- Columnist Dean Juipe: So far, FBI has guppies in its net
- Wranglers trump Aces
- Woman escapes train, but not drug arrest
- Industrial park proposed to employ prison inmates
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Rahal all for IRL, CART merging into one series
- Obituaries for Jan. 14, 2004
- Leavitt's seat on Supreme Court up for grabs in November
- Education panel member plans to challenge Neal
- Mining officials say mercury not used today
- Bills on verge of hiring coach
- Ethics panel takes no action against Selby
- Hydroelectric plant's plans dead
- Molestation suspect arrested
- Sullard plans deal on leaving post
- Students can enter Duck Stamp art project
- Community briefs for Jan. 14, 2004
- LV matchmaker Gibbons fired
- Council shows support for sports center on airport site
- Columnist Peter Benton: Shooting even par gets it done on Tour
- Editorial: Hydro plant idea a lesson in futility
- Letter: Nursing shortage may be alleviated with creativity
- Letter: Bush not popular in informal poll
- Ensign says he won't vote to stop energy filibuster
- Senator briefed on state health concerns
- Celebration of Jewish Film opens Thursday at Suncoast
- Fruits of her Labors: Artist Delores Nast shows growth in her produce-inspired paintings
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Enjoy a ski and tee getaway
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Man of the Year event outgrows temple venue
Tuesday, Jan. 13
- Park police, Metro merger eyed
- Burglars take expensive photo of Augusta National
- Nevada set to make final Yucca stand
- Stepped-up LV security here to stay
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 13, 2004
- News briefs for Jan. 13, 2004
- Bank's profit improves
- Gates to lead Dean camp
- Woman drives car onto rails, escapes just before train hits
- Harrah's expected to sell Horseshoe
- Teaching talent may be on the way
- Mad cow crisis affects appetites
- Missing person alert system set to go on line
- Teen's relatives, friend may have been exposed to mercury vapors
- Columnist Jeff German: Binion's failure inevitable
- Free speech to rule on Fremont Street
- November gaming win advances
- Venetian ponders sale of Grand Canal Shoppes
- Numbers confirm record sales in Vegas
- LV builder's results improve
- Sports briefs for January 13, 2004
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Loss seemingly difference between night and day
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: In main event, Sinatra family prevails
- Rebels need to rebound
- LV players prepare for life after game
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Park wants more speed after Daytona test
- Competitive fire has Terry Kennedy back in baseball as new LV manager
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: Big Monday is Mountain West's wake-up call
- Jacobson's leadership proves to be difference for Utah down the stretch
- Parents facing annual agony over zoning
- Otton to coach UNLV QBs
- Court to rule on identity issue
- State chips away at prison privatization
- Porter undergoes surgery to stabilize his hearing loss
- Inmate delivers baby boy
- Woman escapes car stuck on tracks before train hits
- Obituaries for Jan. 13, 2004
- Softwood lumber deal rejected
- Giunchigliani defends CCSN, Assembly roles
- Old plans energized for hydroelectric plant
- Director ready for Tennessee lottery launch
- N.D. Powerball marketing under way
- Several young men become Eagles Scouts
- Letter: Don't rush to judge Peterson
- Letter: Tourists won't be interested in zoo
- Letter: Pervasive greed, corruption mark selfish Bush era
- County, businesses join forces to offer jobs to inner-city youth
- Student wins Cochlear scholarship
- Community briefs for Jan. 13, 2004
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Telling tales out of NSC
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 13, 2004
- Editorial: Deane -- year late -- gets it right
- Editorial: A Silver State servant
- Sound Decisions: Questions abound as DVD-Audio, SACD vie for next-generation CD market
- Columnist Susan Snyder: It's time for us to un-stress
- Highlights of November 2003 revenue report on Nevada casinos
Monday, Jan. 12
- Slain girl's family hopes arrests justified
- Man who allegedly vandalized neighborhoods jailed
- Recorder's office backlog reduced
- Mercury spill not seen as further hazard
- Replacing Leavitt on court could take time
- Officials: Hydrant testing uses water, but saves lives
- Gaughan honored
- Horseshoe may be sold to Harrah's
- Additional bidders possible for toy chain
- Nevada Power rates at issue
- Suspect, officer wounded in gunfire at Strip hotel
- State is ready to help laid-off workers
- Sprint ready for showdown with Cox
- Legislators, experts address gambling's effect on states
- Pregnant prison inmate hospitalized for delivery
- Sports briefs for January 12, 2004
- News briefs for Jan. 12, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Cassidy aids in own weekend wedding
- Gladiators set for 2nd campaign
- Big as it gets
- Columnist Dean Juipe: 'Golden Age of QB' may be upon us
- Lady Rebels struggle in last nonconference game
- Early gaming figure Marku dies at 92
- Problems hold up Medicaid payments
- Goalie problems in Calgary leave Wranglers on thin ice
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Sports' biggest stars raring to go in 2004
- Suspect, cop hit in shootout
- Obituaries for Jan. 12, 2004
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 12, 2004
- Newest resort making a splash in Atlantic City
- Letter: Prosecution of teenager off base
- Letter: Use more tools to curb dangerous teenage driving
- School District shifts alternative education
- Rheault to head state education
- Editorial: Plan needed to address nurse crisis
- Editorial: Extending silicone ban was the right decision
- Defense suffers setback as judge lets all charges stand
- LV Marine facing charges after story of action in Iraq
- Community briefs for Jan. 12, 2004
- Birth announcements for Jan. 12, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: We doth protest too little
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Jan. 12, 2004
Sunday, Jan. 11
Saturday, Jan. 10
Friday, Jan. 9
- Boxing promoter Top Rank investigated
- Schools owed more than $600,000 for utilities work
- U.S. lowers threat level
- School officials concerned over falling test scores
- Nevada is given D in gun safety
- Key SBA lending program suspended by agency administrator
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 9, 2004
- NLRB accuses Cintas of labor violations in Nevada
- Business briefs for Jan. 9, 2004
- Claim Jumper opens in Henderson
- FCC chairman sees less regulation in the future
- State eyes mandatory ratio of nurses to patients
- Pregnant inmate files federal suit
- 1,200 stand against Sloan heliport plan
- Columnist Jeff German: Galardi gets a slap on the wrist
- Patient blames addiction on doctor
- Sports briefs for January 9, 2004
- News briefs for Jan. 9, 2004
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Acclaimed Wild Sage restaurants close
- Jersey, sure
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Consider giving the 'dogs their due
- Game has undergone significant change
- League buzzes about parity in '04
- As Moore dials in from long distance, Lady Rebels adjust
- Columnist Brian Hilderbrand: Park to take over Gaughan's truck ride
- Herbsts look for continued success at Laughlin event
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Lottery for turkey tags just around the corner
- Fishing report: Shad head for lake's deeper waters
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- Security panelist says hospitals, health care forgotten in fed plans
- Officials face new rules, deadline for financial reports
- Brager-Wellman heads School Board
- Garage bonds to pay for City Hall project
- Clark County reports two more flu deaths
- State restricts legislators with casino ties
- Lawmakers hear public on racino bill
- Letter: Nuclear power should be banned
- Letter: Hanford waste is more urgent problem for DOE
- Editorial: Improving traffic laws
- Editorial: Allow Metro to keep pace with growth
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: Call them what they are
- Bids to be taken on demonstration home
- Community briefs for Jan. 9, 2004
- Obituaries for Jan. 9, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: In planning, you urn your keep
- 'Pocky' a good indication of Superchunk's potential
- On Display for Jan. 9, 2004
- Columnist Spencer Patterson: Grammy nominations inspiring -- for a change
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Show business lineage is Kaye's key to success
- 'Angels' give Grand Ole Opry flavor to Gold Coast
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Resort a treasure trove of edible delights
- Datebook for Jan. 9, 2004
- Performing Arts for Jan. 9, 2004
- Juggling Acts: Ever-changing lineup highlights 'The World's Greatest Magic Show' at Sahara Theater
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Despite detours, this Ford keeps rolling
- Columnist Jeff German: Ridge's color code bleeds into confusion
- Letter: Mandate national service instead of military draft
- Letter: No one should go hungry in U.S.
- Columnist Jon Ralston: Ailing Pollyanna eyes vultures
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: American mad cow saga
- Editorial: Inexcusable offense
- Editorial: Plan should reflect area's greater risk
- Learning curve
- Columnist Susan Snyder: We feel lost amid CES gadgetry
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Dinner a (100) grand affair
- Jay's Way
- Where I Stand -- Columnist Mike O'Callaghan: Giving recognition to those fighting and dying
- New name reflection of group's expanded mission
Thursday, Jan. 8
Wednesday, Jan. 7
- Goodman emphasizes his commitment to downtown
- Scientists searched Vegas for dirty bombs
- IRS breaks ground on new office
- Local Naval Reservists headed for duty in Iraq
- Man kept child porn at county job, police say
- Children recant claims of sexual touching
- Guinn: CCSN chief deserves day in court
- Business briefs for Jan. 7, 2004
- Nevada businesses reminded to pay tax
- Bishops say LV Diocese meets standards for preventing abuse
- Agreement paves way for casino OK
- Columnist Jeff German: Britney's fling good for Vegas
- Two pedestrians injured in accident
- Rebels will use loss to NAU as motivator
- Sports briefs for January 7, 2004
- Galardi wants to withdraw his plea on racketeering charges
- Motel coming down to make way for Venetian development
- Union continues drive at the Palms
- IGT in pact with Japanese firm
- Las Vegas company buys U.K. slot seller
- Annual love fest set for CES, Las Vegas
- Binion's hit with second IRS lien
- Guinn names Cory to District Court
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: McLean tracks Hard Rock's hard rocks
- Cinkovich leaves LV High to become UNLV assistant
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Still refusing to come clean, Rose deserves extended exile
- Trio lifts LV in rout
- Winner of jackpot arrested
- Panel recommends no changes for casino industry
- Flu provider faces charges
- Man found shot to death in NLV
- Columnist Peter Benton: Slow play becoming big problem in golf
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- State looking to the future to save its past
- Southern Nevada has 190 flu cases
- Ensign's hearing on Yucca routes canceled
- Ashworth to run for high court
- Young seeks funds to add officers
- State panel will try to protect bases
- Emergency blood shortage declared
- Ferraro, Pacini recall targets
- Collins joins County Commission field
- City's Hatch Act probe criticized
- IGT accused of filing false tax returns
- Telecom execs may be charged
- Pet sterilization highlights litter control plan
- Longtime mentor, recreation director Haynes dies
- Obituaries for Jan. 7, 2004
- Community briefs for Jan. 7, 2004
- Letter: Museum exhibit is appreciated
- Letter: Bush's obsession is not worth war's steep price
- Editorial: Statement no substitute for fairness
- Editorial: Terror has no borders
- Columnist Muriel Stevens: Property offers great shopping
- Columnist Elizabeth Foyt: Champagne, well wishes flow for New Year's
- Dinner with Andre: French-born Rochat graduates hard-knock school, excels in Las Vegas
Tuesday, Jan. 6
- Molitor, Eckersley selected for Hall
- For struggling rural county, Yucca route a tough call
- Radioactive waste shipments planned
- Commissioner's lot purchase questioned
- Day-care employee accused of sex abuse
- Cheney to visit LV for Porter fund-raiser
- News briefs for Jan. 6, 2004
- Judge OKs settlement for Nevada consumers
- City of Asylum role expected to be expanded
- Terrible Herbst gas empire expands
- Company serving Vegas home builders sold
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 6, 2004
- Pratte, Pulte strike deal on Nevada construction
- Gaming officials cite methods of gaining hotel lists
- NLV's Buck to run for county seat
- Family, friends mourn four who died in fire
- Columnist Jeff German: Balancing privacy, security
- Galardi sues son over LV topless club
- Galardi's sentencing in San Diego delayed
- Las Vegas employers weather flu season
- Education panel to take show on road
- Sports briefs for January 6, 2004
- Investors sue Las Vegas broker in fund scandal
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Spears takes attorney for the better
- Icahn sells two casinos to his real estate firm
- Okla. woman battles for $42.9 million win on slot machine
- Gaughan excited about his step up to Nextel Cup Series
- Scheduling these guys wasn't Occidental
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Coach's tale isn't too convincing
- Driver killed in crash on U.S. 95 near Durango
- Columnist Ron Kantowski: LSU-USC would be too close to call
- Logan seeks field boss; Shoemaker moves on
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- Chicken slaughtering goes to council
- Compromise still sought on Summerlin hotel
- Former cop's battle with NLV nears end
- Woman claims jackpot; rival says she lost ticket
- Factory orders suffer setback
- Obituaries for Jan. 6, 2004
- Letter: 3.1 million jobs lost under Bush
- Letter: Military draft must be equitable
- Letter: Neighbors of new psychiatric center shouldn't worry
- Editorial: Vicious dog laws need more teeth
- Editorial: That's the 'Spirit'
- Clinton raises more than $100,000
- Immunization schedule for Jan. 6, 2004
- Judge recovers from heart attack
- House arrest of teen driver in fatal crash revoked
- Holiday candleholders recalled
- Community briefs for Jan. 6, 2004
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Curiously, writer lacks curiosity
- Where I Stand -- Mike O'Callaghan: How to measure success
- Mother gets probation in death of 3-year-old son
Monday, Jan. 5
- Waist issues: Vegas ranks 16th among 'Fattest Cities'
- Hotel lists sought
- Four die in weekend traffic accidents
- Regents speak out on CCSN demotions
- NRC says Yucca issues are unresolved
- Henderson Police officer on leave after shooting at car in parking lot
- Moncrief wants Cheetah's license pulled
- Lincoln County meeting tackles proposed rail route
- State of LV again to focus on downtown
- Victim of pit bull attack outraged by 'free-bite' law
- Gaming briefs for Jan. 5, 2004
- Las Vegas, exhibitors looking to cash in on CES
- Crime rates relatively unchanged
- Sides to meet again on Red Rock Station
- Hillary Clinton raps Bush's handling of war
- VegasBeat: Timothy McDarrah: Spears' latest move ends with splits
- State controller projects growth
- Sports briefs for January 5, 2004
- Columnist Ralph Siraco: Stars of 2003: Bailey, Frankel, Valenzuela, Krone
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Manning, like Elway, silences his critics
- Rebounding may hold key to MWC success
- Favre, Green Bay survive with interception in OT
- Titans take first step toward ultimate 'goal'
- Killer loses appeal in 1995 slaying
- State probing mutual funds
- Chain sued by union
- More wells sought to find perchlorate
- Court rejects appeal in 1998 LV slaying
- News briefs for Jan. 5, 2004
- Weight problem offered as cause of plane crash
- Obituaries for Jan. 5, 2004
- Gambling brings mixed returns for Wis. tribes
- Henderson services forced to move
- Community briefs for Jan. 5, 2004
- Birth announcements for Jan. 5, 2004
- Letter: Proud of work on 'Shovel Brigade'
- Letter: Far-right talk radio is full of lies, arrogance
- Editorial: 'Solution' is better than a 'response'
- Editorial: Tough on justice
- Cher fares well in (another) grand send-off
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Building a future is not easy
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: Sun Lite for Jan. 5, 2004
Saturday, Jan. 3
Friday, Jan. 2
- Las Vegas resorts enjoy safe, profitable holiday
- Utilities reach settlement on power plant
- Gaming news briefs for January 2, 2004
- Strong manufacturing reported
- Tax bill was top local business story in '03
- Opportunity Village forced to consolidate
- Crews make short work of revelers' mess
- Teen's blood alcohol level was 0.19
- Should city employees serve as lawmakers?
- Government moves to ban abusive tax shelter
- Boy says dad rescued him from fatal fire
- Audit finds bias by county recorder's office
- Highways, ski areas shut down
- County set to adopt ethics rules
- VegasBeat -- Timothy McDarrah: Stars amid the fireworks on New Year's Eve
- Sports briefs for January 2, 2004
- Just 15 transfers sought from failing schools
- Columnist Dean Juipe: Trojans expose the absurdity of college football
- State receives OK to spend money on nuke hearings
- Wrongful death suit settled out of court
- New live entertainment tax kicks in
- Obituaries for January 2, 2004
- Comic Rita Rudner wins Sun contest
- New Year's Eve traffic accident claims one
- Terror threat fades but police make record arrests
- Ralph Siraco's Santa Anita Park selections
- Las Vegas saw a year of loss
- Woman killed in accident
- Policeman stable after accident
- Columnist Barb Henderson: Las Vegas snowfall provides fresh kind of outdoor fun
- Fishing report: Boat fishermen finding success
- Miller focused on winning last two non-league games
- Stanford coach pays penalty for ref incident
- Metallica can't be counted out at The Joint
- H Street will close on Monday
- Editorial: 'Lighted crosswalks' could be lifesavers
- Editorial: Impartiality is essential for board
- Letter: Preserving post office appreciated
- Letter: Carter should be nominated to challenge Bush
- Community news briefs for January 2, 2004
- McLachlan's 'Solace' masterpiece of tranquility
- Performing Arts for January 2, 2004
- On Display for January 2, 2004
- Columnist Jerry Fink: Ten reasons why night life thrives in Vegas
- Where I Stand -- Jarvis Graham: Stressing family values
- Datebook for January 2, 2004
- He's Golden: Nievera's heritage, sense of showmanship lead to gig at Golden Nugget
- Columnist Lisa Ferguson: New year brings new look to comedy landscape
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Austin's time has not passed
- The Lighter Side
- VegasBeat -- Columnist Timothy McDarrah: Sammy show doesn't shop Vegas
- Columnist Susan Snyder: Atoning for assorted '03 miscues
- Where I Stand -- Emily Powers: Teens ready for America
- Letter: Energy bill is bad for environment
- Letter: It's not too late to stop nuclear dump at Yucca
- Letter: Monorail relies on expansion
- Critical year for Yucca
- Editorial: No time to give up
- Editorial: Opposition to hospital unfounded
- Building fresh opportunities
- Vegas woman looking forward to a 'field trip' down under
- Reno, Tahoe New Year relatively uneventful
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