Carson City, NV News

• Carson City, NV News
• Monday's crossword
• The 'fighter' still remains
• Weather helps crews fully contain Topaz Ranch Fire
• Solve summer boredom by reading good books
• Virginia City honors troops with Celebration of Heroes Memorial Day Parade
• WNC News & Notes: Nursing grads earn accolades
• Road to Afghanistan detours through Mississippi
• Business Briefs
• Meet Your Merchant: Floor cleaner's book helps spot the carpetbaggers
• Past Pages
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• Stormy Weather: Conditions run gamut in Carson City
• Effective garden fertilizers
• Court reinstates a death row inmate's surgery suit
• Sheriff's Log
• FISH seeks donors for refinancing
• Carson City joins last week's bike to work challenge
• Past Pages
• Rattlesnake encounters with dogs increasing
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg
• Sheriff's Log
• Bingo to benefit veterans
• Raley's gives Sandoval check for $25,000 for state parks
• Water flows in the Truckee Canal after repairs, upgrades
• After blustery front, a warm Memorial Day
• Mother Nature to the rescue in TRE wildfire fight
• Heller, Dems disagree about student loan votes
• Donations to lawmaker PACs off to a slow start
• Gardnerville subdivision steams ahead; new homes
• Watering restrictions go into effect June 1
• Memorial Day events
• Officials say fire is still a threat
• Incumbents lead campaign fundraising efforts in Nevada
• Candidates support more open government
• Students compete in Seeliger Spelling Bee
• Health teacher wins national recognition
• Firefighters trying to gain upper hand on Topaz Ranch Estates fire
• Reno Air Races: Organizers changing layout of race course
• Nevada won't pillage housing crisis dollars
• Sizable school bond projects on schedule
• Doctor explains to public attorneys the 'rat-brain' urges behind addiction
• Charter panel drops proposed changes
• Sheriff keeping eye on series of fights in NE Carson City
• Sheriff's Log
• Sandoval asks court to toss same-sex marriage suit
• Carson City Board of Supervisors election: Candidates agree on issues
• Topaz Ranch Estates wildfire burns 19 structures
• Nevada Appeal Candidate Guide: U.S. Representative in Congress, District 2
• Live coverage: Brush fire burning in Topaz Ranch Estates
• John Bullis: Do you really know your tax rate?
• Sheriff's Log
• Hickey calls for campaign reform
• Handful of parents protest schedule change at Fremont
• Looking to the future
• NDOT-owned land could be donated to city for future park
• Monday's crossword
• Past Pages
• 'Gravy days' over for truck drivers, owners
• Business Briefs
• Rowe Column: Digging for gold can pay off
• Meet Your Merchant: Beautiful Food Farm offers edible flowers, produce, more
• Taste of Home event mixes fun, learning
• Candidates forum set for Tuesday
• Moody Column: Basketball camp offers sage instruction
• Past Pages
• Religion Brief
• Closing ceremonies draw over 500 to historic prison
• Food, home, cooking extravaganza today
• Nev. unemployment falls below 12 percent in April
• Sheriff's Log
• Sheriff's open house today
• City Chamber offers its own Super Tuesday
• Carson woman gets prison for defrauding mother
• Nevada Briefs
• Bird-watchers scoping increase in avian activity
• Sierra Region Manufacturers' Conference connects businesses
• Panel: State-by-state approval of Internet gambling is likely
• Police: Woman arrested in Calif. passed fake cash in Carson City
• Sheriff's log
• Sandoval, Cabinet ask businesses across Nevada how state can help
• Nevada reclaims title as U.S. foreclosure capital
• Steve Neighbors supports City Center ballot measure, adds $5M for parking
• Heller blames both parties for failed budget votes
• Judge reflects on year on the bench
• Sheriff's log
• Gun accidentally fired at Old Globe
• Candidate in District 9 Board of Regents race withdraws
• Food, home, cooking extravaganza Saturday
• Ardito named to handle community affairs for Sandoval
• Past Pages
• Berkley: Nevada Veterans May Be Eligible For New Job Retraining Aid
• Combs is recommended to replace Malkiewich as LCB director
• Sheriff's open house Saturday
• Sheriff's Log
• Sharing the road safely
• Past Pages
• Berkley Announces 'Artistic Discovery' Congressional Art Competition Winners From Nevada's 1st District
• John Bullis: Why we need new income tax laws
• Pest-control specialists offer tips to avoid unwanted guests this summer
• Sheriff's log
• McChesney to be sentenced after Vagos trial
• School district to lay out budget plan
• Divided Nevada GOP searches for identity
• Berkley Congratulates Southern Nevada Congressional Art Competition Participants
• Monday's crossword
• Table games return to Carson Station
• LA Bakery offers delicacies from around the world
• Hidden treasure, BRIC, is helping to lay solid business foundations
• Business Briefs
• Chili cookoff is heated competition on Comstock
• Supervisors will discuss ballot question for new City Center plan
• Teach your children well: Northern Nevadans say their moms certainly did
• Past Pages
• After 60 years, the show must go on for enduring entertainer Burt Holiday of Carson
• Look, Ma, no hands!
• Nevada state tree nursery is now open to the public
• President Barack Obama visits north Reno neighborhood
• Past Pages
• Lawmakers give bigger role to PACs
• ICE agent faces felony hit-and-run charge
• Lyon County deputies arrest La. fugitive in Fernley
• Sheriff's log
• New City Center pitch may increase sales tax, drop parking garage idea
• Nevada decidedly dicier for Obama
• More fake bills found in Carson
• State gaming win falls 10.9% during March
• Farm Days sows seeds of education
• Douglas group running for the fun of it
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• Minden's Bently Nevada Inc. hosts grand opening of GE's first Customer Application Center
• Move saves dozens of Nevada rural post offices
• NSP decommissioning to be May 18
• RSVP Spring Fun Fair opens today
• Past Pages
• Sandoval to lead trade mission to China, South Korea
• City Center petitioners say they have signatures needed for vote
• Sheriff's Explorers Program preps youths on skills
• State to take over workforce boards
• Early Farmers Market a warm-up for Saturdays
• Sandoval pays tax on eBay purchase
• BunnyRanch's Hof to speak at Oxford
• Sheriff's Log
• Sandoval: Fannie-Freddie tax issue not legally settled
• Past Pages
• May is Mental Health Month
• Woman rescued from Ash Canyon
• Select fiscal year for trust and estate
• Auction funds scholarship
• Lawyer says errors warrant new trial
• Sheriff's Log
• Paul backers get revenge at GOP fete
• Carson's big wheels tour town on bikes
• Berkley: New Enbridge Solar Project In Nevada Will Harness Sun To Create Jobs, Clean Energy For Families & Businesses
• Monday's crossword
• Paul supporters sweep elections at GOP convention
• Citizen panel to weigh special-event funds
• Business Briefs
• Past Pages:
• Paul supporters draw new blood, replace 2 incumbents at state GOP convention
• Officials, merchants seek catalyst for north-end Carson
• Getting it Right
• Home & Lifestyle Expo and Taste of Home Cooking School is May 19 in Carson City
• Meet Your Merchant: Joanie's Creekside Cafe & Catering says breakfast has been secret to success
• Obama to discuss economy during Reno visit on Friday
• Carson-Tahoe, Hometown Health reach compromise
• Board requests City Center ballot wording
• C-A-L Ranch store opens in Carson City
• Limousine firm making federal case of rift with state transportation agency
• City pulls hat trick to fill board seat
• Carson City approves a deal to bank water in city for future use
• Past Pages
• Dateline airing Douglas murder case story tonight
• Hybrid energy plant near Fallon dedicated
• 'My Son Pinocchio' is this weekend
• Past Pages
• Sheriff's Log
• City advisory board policy debated
• Nevada officials at odds over taxing Freddie, Fannie
• 'The greatest people who have ever walked this earth'
• $20K grant going to the sheriff dogs
• Berkley Welcomes $13 Million in Funding For Reno Firefighters
• 15th annual Nevada Law Enforcement Officers Memorial ceremony today
• 9,500 voters register in April
• Yucca backers pressing issue
• State catching up on debt to feds
• Sheriff's log
• Couple agree to guilty plea in pot fire
• Getting it Right
• Past Pages
• Berkley Announces $400,000 In Reclamation Funding For Nevada Water Projects
• Medical issues may have been factor in accident
• Getting it Right
• NV Energy announces grants for nonprofits
• Auditors suggest state take over workforce program
• Group sues USDA concerning '30s-era predator killing program
• First lady campaigns in Vegas in western push
• Past Pages
• Get riding those bicycles, Carson City
• Budget-conscious plan to downsize MAC rejected
• Alaska biologist: Not enough Tahoe bears to support '12 hunt
• Fire Safe's fate still unclear, BLM says
• DA's unit lauded for IHOP response
• Bike Month gets pedaling today
• John Bullis: Most take the long view on finances
• Cassandra Girouard Jones: Plan to maximize your quality of life
• Washoe DA: Victim's family won't sway prosecution decision
• Man faces up to 5 years for bar attack
• BLM offering reward for wild horse slayings
• Cycle Pub makes maiden voyage in downtown Carson
• 'History in Motion' project just keeps rollin' along
• Sheriff's Log
• Monday's crossword
• Library News and Notes: More May options at the library
• Meet Your Merchant: Puppy Cut Groom Shop offers more than a bath and a cut
• Business Briefs
• Economic hopes spring at home and garden show
• Protesters create giant 'crime scene' in front of AG's office
• Sandoval: Arizona law not needed in Nevada
• Harcourts NV1 Realty donates to Austin's House
• 'Pajama Game' to play at Carson Community Center
• City's 43 advisory panels to be scrutinized
• ROAD REPORT
• Getting it Right
• "Operation Claim It" says 66,000 Navadans, including Sandoval, owed forgotton money, other items
• Thousands ticketed across Nevada in first 3 months of cell phone law
• Senior Menus, April 30
• Why the Silver Legacy is struggling
• Amazon deal just the start for online tax, Sandoval says
• Millennium Scholarship program losing its luster
• Three gaming control officials are promoted
• Nevada lawmakers back measures to freeze student loan interest rates
• Second annual prescription drug roundup today
• Coming Sunday
• Past Pages
• Program begins planting 10,000 trees in Carson
• Fire Safe Council closing ... for now
• Man convicted of strangling his grandmother in July 2010
• Honor guard hosting 5K Run/Walk To Remember
• Bike Month begins Monday
• Past Pages
• State slashes anti-terrorism funding
• Washoe Fire likely accidental, investigators say
• Sheriff's log
• Nevada taxable sales rise 10.2 percent
• Arby's owner warns about catering scam
• Winds should mellow out; the sun to return
• Berkley to Boehner: Schedule House Vote on Paycheck Fairness Act
• Berkley Celebrates 64th Anniversary of Israel's Independence
• Past Pages
• Sheriff's log
• Berkley, Heller teaming to end Nevada 'blacklist'
• Tahoe Basin improving despite some continued water quality concerns
• Speakers urge further growth for Nevada broadband access
• Carson City: 'The dollars just aren't there'
• Rock on, fireball! Meteorites from weekend blast found in California
• Berkley Announces New Bill to Permanently End Vegas, Reno Government Convention Blacklist
• NV Energy pulls out of major wind farm
• Apartment managers, tenants resting easier with Crime-Free Multi-Housing
• Heller urges defunding of Yucca
• Students on the move this morning
• Program for disabled children gets funding lifeline
• Gardnerville man killed in accident
• NV Energy pulls out of major wind farm
• French offer for Full Tilt Poker fails
• Past Pages
• American beauty: Get healthy in our national parks
• California case of mad cow found in Central Valley
• Drought may delay plans to ease mustang roundups
• Sheriff's log
• Lyon County hit by weekend fires
• Prom royalty hopefuls court students
• Money clip would raise money for Guinn scholarship fund
• Amazon to collect sales tax in Nevada
• BAC Stage Kids take on 'Pinocchio'
• John Bullis: Protecting investments from risk
• Questions linger on casino meal tax
• Obama, Biden to honor Fernley 4th grade teacher
• Monday's crossword
• Meteor cause of explosion heard in region
• Meet Your Merchant: Xogenous remote hosting offers security, cost savings
• Past Pages
• A question, a burglary, and a full set of Carson City gold
• 'This is war': Active-shooter training in Carson gives police reservists the feel of the real deal
• Carson Republicans walk the walk
• Fundraiser fun at Carson Kiwanis breakfast
• Silver State Charter School seeks OK for larger signage
• IHOP shooting offers budget perspective, Carson Sheriff Ken Furlong says
• Paslov to speak at Chamber's Soup's On luncheon program
• Business Briefs
• Sale of hydrogen byproducts is key to success
• Don't undervalue American manufacturers
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• Cover the Night shines light on war criminal
• Dream Flight: Man, grandson to take off on journey
• Past Pages
• American Institute for Research to do public school funding study
• Jobless rate dips for 7th straight month
• Sheriff's log
• Suspected pot dealer's 4/20 plans go up in smoke
• Hispanic Legislative Caucus picks leaders
• Regents name Raggio Distinguished Nevadan
• Skelly Column: Website offers landscape problem-solving tools
• Reid, Heller, in standoff over judicial nominee
• State fire council could close doors April 30
• Board told to enlist industry peers to attract businesses
• Put City Center on ballot, Carson library board says
• Carson City to 'scrub' budget for savings
• Cancer foundation's cookbook with 'empowering recipes' now available
• Fundraiser to help poor families in community
• Nevada Briefs
• Controlled burn set near Grover Hot Springs park, west of Markleeville
• Sheriff's log
• 'Science & Wonder' concert features oboist
• BLM pit is source of fill for Walmart project
• BLM to study Pickens' wild horse plan
• Churchill Senior Center funds were embezzled, Fallon police chief says
• Warm weather, good flows signal start of rafting season
• Minden firm named semifinalist for Defense award
• Past Pages
• Berkley: Pass Buffett Rule To Protect Working Nevadans, Not Wall Street Millionaires, Oil Executives
• In the jaws of a backhoe ...
• Sheriff's Log April 19
• Mid-March SET target pleads guilty to felony drug charge
• State elections veteran going to position at LCB
• Lawyer's vision for free legal clinic is realized, starts soon
• Carson City puts spotlight on solar arrays
• Fire outlook: 'Scary' burn potential, risk unpredictable
• Report: Nevada 1st in kids affected by foreclosure
• Past Pages
• Health Inspections
• Help others, help yourself: Volunteer
• Alpine resident shoots and kills mountain lion
• Auditors say state drug treatment agency not in control of providers
• Letters to the editor, April 18
• 'Political Shout Night' draws variety of opinions, positions
• Wildfire awareness event slated for Mills Park
• Local Briefs
• March SET target pleads guilty to drug charge
• Liven up your salad with some radishes
• Sheriff's Log
• Backer drops tax initiatives
• Charter panel gets down to business
• Garbage analyzed at WNC
• Berkley: Pass Buffett Rule to Protect Tax Fairness for Nevadans
• Sheriff's log April 17
• Doolittle Raid was 70 years ago today
• Crews have hands full taking down old medical buildings
• Fletcher gets 1-5 years in meth plea
• Marshall says ruling shows state not collecting taxes owed
• WNC hosts activities for Earth Week
• City charter committee meets today
• John Bullis: Examining employee achievement awards
• Pinwheels promote prevention
• Berkley on GSA: It's Not Where They Went, It's What They Spent
• Monday's crossword
• Meet Your Merchant: Univera distributor says natural products will improve energy
• Business Briefs
• Volunteer Connection
• Dry winter helping courses generate revenue
• Past Pages
• Menus, April 16
• Library News and Notes It is raining events at Carson City library in April
• 3% property tax hike likely for Carson
• Fallon girls take two from Dayton, clinch 3A playoff berth
• Sierra Lutheran to add class offerings and arts
• Library Board to discuss ballot measure for City Center Project
• Sheriff seeks grants for drug, gang efforts
• Volunteer wins donation for Safe Grad committee work
• Home coffee roasting: Bean there, done that
• Road Report
• 'Funky Fungi' invade Nevada State Museum
• Raising the coffee bar
• Snow ruins spring break, saves skiing, dry foliage
• Reaction mixed to Library Board discussion on City Center vote
• Carson Schools: Envisioning a fresh, new approach
• Three firms, 103 new jobs coming to region
• Sheriff's log
• Three medical offices will be demolished
• Past Pages
• Past Pages
• Obamacare will survive, official says
• Fallon has 'sweet day' with milk plant groundbreaking
• Vail finalizes purchase of Kirkwood ski area
• CCAI to feature local writer Toll
• Proceeds from fishing derby to benefit Carson City kids
• Nevada jobless claims decline again in March
• Land bill for Yerington gets hearing in Congress
• Bridges named Appeal ad director
• Sheriff's log
• Minden plant touted for aiding Guard
• Library book sale today and Saturday in Carson City
• New rules to claim jobless benefits take effect
• Library seeks City Center vote
• 'Lights, camera, action' - and all in one week
• Sheriff's log
• Page Pages
• Gaming tax petition is tossed
• Beating victim turns self in
• Reno Air Races: Deadline looms for changes
• Heller downplays any rift with Sandoval on job creation
• Pinwheels for abused kids
• Carson City resident wins excellence award
• Average Joes drive gaming win higher
• Late-week storm expected to bring snow, plunging temperatures
• Trustees: Time to dip into reserve fund
• Vagos member pleads not guilty in kidnapping, beating case
• NHP names new colonel in charge; Capitol Police Division gets new chief
• Sheriff's log
• NTSB urges safety changes for Reno air races
• Panel wants way to fix felons' reports
• 'Local Celebrities Who Think They Can Dance' competition returns
• Past Pages
• Health inspections
• Text4Baby keeps moms informed
• John Bullis: What if I can't pay all the tax due?
• Daughter's condition leaves family awash in bills, at wits' end
• Sheriff's Log April 10
• Senior projects can be pivotal
• Saturday's page A13
• Sandoval Column: Moving Nevada forward by striving for excellence at all levels
• Monday's crossword
• Little opposition over plan to boost Burning Man crowd size
• Roadway taggers, vandals targeted
• 'Amazing' race: Sweet sound of laughter lifts hearts at Stephen & Keegan Memorial Run in Carson
• Carson City Easter hunt goes to eggstremes
• Road Report
• Senator Square: Schools head into spring break
• Business Briefs
• Homebuilder charts a slow, steady course in Gardnerville
• Meet Your Merchant: Starling Video captures the moments you miss
• Fairness is not factored into U.S. tax laws
• Past Pages
• Past Pages
• Man arrested in firearm discharge
• Distracted drivers: NHP looking for you
• Carson wants 12 acres for park
• Carson man injured in Highway 395 accident
• Elections loom ... signs bloom
• Carson man injured in early morning accident
• Sheriff's log
• Registration for Sheriff's Citizens Academy open
• Past Pages
• Google's ski resort
• Carson doles out $92,000 for events
• Trail uncertain now for Spooner Lake's Cross Country Ski Area
• Carson deputies raid marijuana 'grow house'
• Beekeeping clears final hurdle in Carson
• Technology Night at Carson Middle
• National Public Health Week 2012: When it comes to health, the mind matters
• Participants needed for Pony Express Re-ride
• Calif., Nevada merge Tahoe's bid for 2022 Olympics
• Process to pick new NDOT director to begin
• Calif., Nevada merge Tahoe's bid for 2022 Olympics
• 'Behooved keeper of secrets,' Michelob the horse dies at age 47
• Low health ranking puzzles Carson officials
• Recent burglary crackdown may lead to decline, Sheriff Ken Furlong says
• Heller reserving judgment on Ryan budget plan until he's clear on Medicare
• National public health week: Sexuality is a component in overall health
• Sandoval, other Republicans play down VP
• Fundraiser to aid Carson father of 5 who needs brain, spinal surgery
• Past Pages
• Protesters: Attorney general withholding evidence
• Tech entrepreneur looks to Carson as base for hydrogen fueling station
• Museum feting first lady, gown designer
• Sheriff's log
• Health inspections
• Bus shuttle plan on Tahoe's East Shore hits snag
• Germs, germs everywhere ...
• Past Pagtes
• Carson moms forever entwined by diving deaths of sons
• State settles bypass suit for $13.6 million
• Former Nevada state fire marshal Huddleston dies
• Lyon County receives literacy windfall
• A well-developed estate plan considers family dynamics
• John Bullis: Do the math on estimated tax matters
• Officials warn public on bears
• Sheriff's Log
• Mystery on the Comstock
• Monday's crossword
• Carson Sheriff's Office K-9 dog faces early medical retirement
• For health week, exorcise bad habits
• Drive One 4UR School
• Meet Your Merchant: Tracy's Essential Skin Care
• Library News and Notes
• Local Briefs
• Visit and take pride in Nevada's honored veterans' cemeteries
• Senator Square: Senators take top honors at HOSA competition
• Interview tips: Better Q's and A's
• Road Report
• $100,000 is up for grabs from the Carson City redevelopment events fund
• Business Briefs
• March goes out like a lion; April showers (rain or snow) today in Northern Nevada
• Howell named new head of child-family services
• Sheriff's log
• Capital City Reads to study 'A Thousand Splendid Suns'
• Students get a new perspective on an old story
• Letters to the editor, March 31
• Past Pages
• With Mega's $640M jackpot, biggest bet was south of Vegas
• Commission announces keys to NSP preservation
• A benefits victory for domestic partners
• Carson, state jobless rates dip again
• Vagos member heading to trial
• Taxable sales are up in Carson, statewide
• Past Pages
• Inspiration, March 30
• 'Real Heroes:' Sandoval joins Red Cross in honoring first responders to tragic events
• Analysts: U.S. economy better, though Nevada is still struggling
• Sole purpose: Shoe donations needed for Step into Spring drive for kids
• Theft reports of Virginia Range horses are unsubstantiated, NDA says
• Sparks man to face trial in killing of girlfriend
• Excess reserve cash will be used toward benefits for public workers
• Coming Saturday: Subscriber Loyalty Card
• Indian Hills man faces prison in marijuana sale
• Berkley Rejects Republican Budget That Kills Medicare, Extends Taxpayer Giveaways to Big Oil Companies
• Senate confirms Miranda Du to federal bench
• Correction:
• Board of Examiners streamlines meeting procedures
• Sheriff's Log
• Consultants: Employers in U.S. need workers more than workers need them
• Nevadans' income up 4.1 percent in 2011
• Dayton students get excited for testing week
• Past Pages
• Inspirational Quote
• Reward offered for information in vandalism of Lyon squad cars
• Teenagers in Ray May fire ordered to make restitution
• More sports tournaments mean more tourism money for Carson City
• Board votes to consolidate Silver Stage schools
• High Sierra gaming license dispute resolved
• Fight eyed over separation of powers in government
• Three arrested on suspicion of burglary
• Planning for Nevada's 150th starts on Friday
• AG seeks to dismiss final Lewis charges
• Sheriff's log March 28
• Berkley: Ryan Budget Puts Big Oil, Profit Hungry Insurance Companies Over Nevada Families
• Berkley Votes to Help Homeless Nevada Veterans
• Berkley: Nevada to Receive $1 Million in Housing Aid For Homeless Veterans
• Gov. praises NDOT workers' honesty
• Hickey: Clarify open-meeting law
• Silver Springs may combine schools
• Sheriffs' blotter
• Cause of death of bodies found in river in January: Drowning, intoxication
• Body of Carson man returned from China
• John Bullis: Credits complicate tax laws
• Ex-DA David Small dies at 71 in Reno
• 2 Gardnerville firms' windows shot
• Monday's crossword
• Businessmen worry proposed rules would sharply raise property taxes
• Planners to consider permits for Seeliger school addition
• Carson City closer to relaxing beekeeping ordinance
• Education proponent wins Miss Carson City
• Calendar of Events
• WNC News and Notes
• Senator Square: Test-drive a car, earn money for school
• Native Americans join bear hunt fight
• Business Briefly
• Meet Your Merchant: A Healing Touch massage
• Old bulbs create bright spot for lighting companies
• Past Pages
• Carson Crossfire: The city's Occupy movement
• Carson Crossfire: The city's Occupy movement
• Berkley Statement on Trayvon Martin
• House ethics panel probing Berkley
• State sets budget caps for agencies
• Where's the beef?
• Heller calls for bipartisanship in D.C.
• 'The best sign I've seen in a long time'
• Sheriff's Log
• 'Legally Blonde' marks end of an era
• Egg hunt team has ducks in a row
• Letters to the editor, March 24
• Do decaying leaves add nutrients to soil?
• Interlaken - playground of Switzerland
• Crawfish harvesting is nearing for Tahoe
• Sheriff's log
• 'Artists and Global Events'program offered by CCAI
• Etched In Stone
• Prosecutors warn South Lake Tahoe cannabis clubs
• Past Pages
• Letters to the editor, March 23
• Olson Heirloom photos: After amazing find, family begins thinking inside the box
• Explore Nepal at Nevada State Museum slide show
• Justice on vets with PTSD: 'We do owe them something'
• Financial adviser joins race for Ward 4 supervisor seat
• Sheriff's log
• Past Pages
• Lawmakers briefed on schedule and salaries
• Berkley Slams Ryan Budget as "Déjà Vu" For Nevada’s Seniors
• Past Pages
• NTSB probing cause of Fallon jet crash
• Crowell, Tatro unopposed in re-elections
• Congressional delegation sets academy events
• Great Basin group protests water plan
• Vandals strike community greenhouse at Carson High
• Night of the Arts set for Dayton High
• Chimney burns at Walton's funeral home
• Builders bullish on housing comeback after four weak years
• Vagos kidnap testimony: 'I didn't want to see him die'
• Sheriff's search team drills for perfection
• 'We didn't realize that a miracle was unfolding around us'
• A run to remember
• Area Briefs
• Tickets on sale for Reno Air Races
• Deaths at Sierra resorts darken white and snowy weekend for skiers, snowboarders
• State LCB director joins justice group
• Wilke-McCulloch joins race for Ward 2 supervisor seat
• Letters to the editor, March 21
• If you suspect poisoning, do not delay
• Nevada Delegation to Host Academy Information Day
• Pet Adoptions
• Springing into Action
• Pet Adoptions
• Pet Adoptions
• Hearty souls take the Polar Plunge at Tahoe for Special Olympics
• Prep for emergencies, save money
• Pop-out coupons are a little bonus
• Starting a new sole-owner business
• Sheriff's log
• Briefls
• Monday's crossword
• Inhabiting the night: Appeal reporter follows Carson drug cops on their mission
• Past Pages
• New charges for mustang killers
• Mustang Ranch brothel owner announces candidacy
• Creator of 'Bonanza' map dies at 98
• Road Report
• Carson River committee to hear plans for planting cottonwood trees
• Navy bases to conduct major exercise
• 'Great Balls of Fire,' it's another quirky Virginia City festival
• Winter storm moving out tonight
• Meet Your Merchant: Kim Lee's Sushi opens up in Dayton - with surprising quality, guests say
• Marketing skills on cutting edge as region's chefs get together
• Business Briefs
• Investors buy Carson industrial building
• Sheriff's log
• List of candidates
• Teachers oppose schedule change; CHS principal says it's going forward
• Past Pages
• Is composting dog waste worth the risk?
• Sierra avalanche danger likely to rise this weekend
• A pigment of imagination
• New jobless claims down again in Feb.
• Candidate filing came to a close on Friday
• Realtor Jim Shirk files for Ward 4 supervisor seat
• Students' parents seeing red over 'pink slime' beef
• Occupy Carson City protests at BofA
• Past Pages
• Sheriff's log
• After a 'phenomenal' response, family can bring man's body home from China
• Shifting role for Open Space Division weighed
• In Heavenly's shadow, business recruiter peddles 'God's country'
• Investigators seek information on homicide victim
• Investigators seek information on homicide victim
• Sandoval hopes to restore pay for state workers
• City Center foe Johnson to run for Aldean's seat on board
• Reid, Heller tout jobs in highway bill
• Report cites potential energy corridors
• Krolicki to lead trade trek to Europe
• Two hopefuls lose ballot nicknames
• Pi Day celebrated with a pie smash
• Waitress puts her head together with firefighters in battling childhood cancer
• Mining-tax petition OK as written, judge rules
• Spreading the word about flood safety
• Charity group collects nearly half a ton of chicken soup, crackers for area children
• Sheriff's Log
• Past Pages
• Sandoval to prolong tax, fee hikes set to expire
• Sheriff's log
• Wind to bring rain then snow
• Still onboard: CVB to continue marketing and managing V&T Railroad for at least 3 more years
• Amodei lays down gauntlet over land
• Past Pages
• Gearing up for next year's flu
• Health inspections
• Woman back to face murder charge
• Sheriffs plan DUI checkpoints for St. Patrick's Day
• Driver killed in lake incident was Topaz man
• Sandoval says no more education cuts
• Taggers hit Carson City welcome signs
• Sheriff's Log March 13
• School vision to be unveiled
• Silver State completes move to new school
• Sandoval: No way to Yucca Mountain
• Fashion leaves mark on history
• Carson jobless rate up to 13.5%
• Nevada State Prison Featured in New Book
• Services scheduled for retired Navy aviator
• Monday's crossword
• Study: Average Sierra snow depth consistent over past 130 years.
• Train of thought: Carson Convention and Visitors Bureau to weigh future of V&T Railroad
• Past Pages
• Doomsday cash
• Meet Your Merchant: Abell House Antiques
• Tips to help taxpayers avoid refund schemes
• Will taxing the wealthy really fix the deficit?
• Business Briefs
• Amodei criticizes BLM's grouse habitat protections
• BLM approves tower, communications facility northeast of Fernley
• Police seek owner of abandoned 4-door Subaru
• Book launch set for 'Nevada State Prison'
• Road Report
• Police: Explosion at hotel caused by THC extraction
• Group to present grant recommendations to Carson supervisors
• Officers find boy missing for nearly 24 hours
• SCAM ALERT
• Training for entrepreneurs set in outlying communities
• Officials find 11-year-old boy missing nearly 24 hours
• Walt files for re-election in Ward 4
• Environmental activism subject of Universalist Church presentation
• Past Pages
• State Bar ordered to reprimand former AG candidate Hafter
• Oceguera, Cegavske head Friday's candidate filings
• Man, 2 dogs die after vehicle rolls, sinks into Topaz Lake
• Sheriff's log
• $750 offered for info on Douglas County thefts
• Backers: Nevada mining tax petition is sound
• Carson City mayor, Nevada's first lady help spread the word on reading
• Bond refinancing to save $8.8 million, state says
• Aaron Lewis found not guilty
• Panel approves business license regulations
• Amodei to return unspent office funds
• Four Calif. men arrested on cocaine trafficking charges
• Sandoval donates lithograph to Democratic Women's Club
• Felony charge in cat dismemberment
• Sheriff's log
• Lawyers in Levis could offer free answers to some legal questions
• Mother thankful for support after daughter's death
• Taking the world by solar storm
• January gaming win tops $1B
• Past Pages
• Account set up for money to bring body
• Police locate family of dead twin sisters
• Vail denies affiliation with snowboarder
• CTRH honored for nursing lab donation
• NDOT director plans for retirement later this year
• Lobbyist: Casinos want fair online gambling
• Welfare recipients have fun on taxpayers
• Sparks company low bidder for Marlette pipeline project
• CHS students join effort to highlight war criminal
• Sports Tourism: Events have $16.4 million impact on Carson City
• Letters to the editor, March 8
• Past Pages
• Sheriff's log
• Lyon County announces March for Meals centers
• Solar storm headed toward Earth may disrupt power
• Nevada court takes up Las Vegas arena ballot measure
• Douglas County man is held in mini-mart armed robbery
• Civilian pilot is killed in jet crash
• Help sought to bring body home from China
• Ex-federal agent sentenced for violation of Mann Act
• Washoe County Crime Lab receives federal grant
• Twin sisters, 73, found dead together
• American Indian tribes cautious on online gambling
• Pro-life group focuses on peaceful clinic vigils
• More challengers for Heller
• Romney gets Ohio, 4 more
• Past Pages
• March into healthy eating
• Health inspections
• Cook seeks State Board of Education re-election
• Sheriff's log
• Sheriff: Prepare for worst in Nevada wilds
• Berkley Fights to Keep Stafford Loan Rates from Doubling For Nevada Students
• Pilot dies after Navy jet crashes in Fallon
• John Bullis: Is it a hobby or a business?
• Woman found with meth pleads guilty
• Man facing felonies over alleged kidnapping, torture
• 2012 election: Dean Heller files for Senate
• First full graduate of manufacturing program at WNC excited about future
• Bill Raggio: 'A man of the people'
• Sheriff's Blotter March 6
• Mr. Carson High candidates announced
• Darcy Houghton: Don't be shy, jump in to estate planning
• Light snow, high winds expected today
• Monday's crossword
• Past Pages
• NBC recruits in Seattle
• Business Briefs
• Carson consumers aren't gasping over gas prices yet
• Marijuana distribution law is declared illegal
• Road Report
• Panel to rank events-funding requests
• Computer glitch from 2007 puts errors in inmate files
• Ron Knecht will run for re-election to post on Nevada Board of Regents
• Meet Your Merchant: Aloha Discount Wine and Liquors
• Is the dollar crisis sneaking up on us?
• Medical facility design firm reaches across time zones
• Love of Carson grew from my first Farmers Market
• Pioneer High staffers nominate Outstanding Student candidates
• Capital City Arts presents Josh Galarza on Monday
• Carson City man charged with attempted murder after early-morning shooting outside bar
• AG asks court to decide whether Hank Vogler can serve on two boards
• Resort group sues over gaming tax plan
• Clark County comes up with $120K to cover interim study
• Initiatives advance to prohibit abortions
• Realtor Brad Bonkowski announces candidacy for Ward 2 supervisor
• Stocks slip; Yelp jumps 64 percent after IPO
• Wynn details casino envisioned near Patriots' home
• Sheriff's log
• Job fair for ex-felons is set for Tuesday morning
• Correction:
• Capital City Arts present Josh Galarza on Monday
• Past Pages
• So Seuss
• Berkley: House Republican Leaders Must Denounce Rush Limbaugh Attacks on Student Sandra Fluke
• Past Pages
• Religious panel shares views on homosexuality
• Museum show: 'Bonnets and Bustles'
• Correction:
• Sheriff's Log
• Murder charge being sought in correctional officer's death
• Volunteer Connection
• Heller votes to limit law requiring birth control
• Beer and pizza contest, and for a good cause, too
• During CHS presentation, Ugandan shares story of growing up in a war zone
• Sandoval kicks off 'Discover Your Nevada' campaign
• Saturday night Star Parties at WNC give chance to explore night skies
• Books & Writers presents reading, writing workshop
• Art courses taught by local artist aim to develop talents
• Candidate filing opens Monday
• State Parks Division offering grants for 2012 recreational trails projects
• Next week is Consumer Protection Week
• The Independent American Party convention in Carson on Saturday
• Student plans Ronald McDonald House fundraiser
• PUC unanimous: Old meters should go away
• Sandoval signs regulation banning designer drugs
• Lyon County school leader's passion for education may yield top state post
• A truce in region's economic 'turf wars'
• Found: Great dog; Lost: Owner
• Newborn Leapers
• Comstock begins exploration drilling
• Deadline set for Lyon County master plan proposal
• Sheriff's Log
• Past Pages
• Sandoval postpones trade mission to Israel
• Report: Lake Tahoe's clarity improved in 2011
• Grand jury hears from contributor to Reid campaign
• Families can rent a house for as little as $350 a month
• Wind advisory in effect until tonight
• PUC investigation: No Big Brother behind new meters
• Skiers and water watchers happy with snowfall
• Sheriff's log
• Past Pages
• Health inspections
• Author presents discussion tonight at library about handspinning as both art, craft
• Raggio services set for Sunday, Monday
• Washoe County GOP Chairman Buell seeks to lead party statewide
• Fed investigations hover over land developer suits
• Nevada added 7,800 jobs in 2011
• Several inches of snow, high winds expected for today
• More class time, fewer off-campus departures ahead for CHS students
• Mayor Crowell to seek a second term
• John Bullis: Certain homeowners aren't eligible for credit
• Money saving tips for tax time
• Lawyer for Hells Angel seeks separate trial
• More snow to come; dry weather a blessing to some
• Plan would ban trapping with half-mile of residences
• Free pancakes at IHOP today
• Sheriff's Log Feb. 28
• Carson man gets jail for sex with girl
• Carson woman given probation in felony DUI plea
• Taxable sales finish the year with a 3.8% increase
• Carson High Brobots win robot competition
• Pleasant Valley Cub Scouts reseed burned area of Washoe Valley
• Monday's crossword
• Winter's silver lining: Carson City has saved about $30,000
• Birth announcements
• Kudos
• Farmers enjoying increased demand for local products
• Volunteer connection
• Sinclair on Gonzaga President's List
• Past Pages
• Clean-air regs cost Nevada companies big bucks
• Business Briefs, Feb. 26
• Meet Your Merchant: Yang's Kitchen is a family affair
• Road Report, Feb. 27
• Nevada's first lady is first to hold full-time job
• Plane registered to Fallon man crashes; 3 hurt
• Carson City to standardize reporting transactions from pawnshops, secondhand stores
• Burning Man 'ticket fiasco'
• Winter snowpack well below normal
• Sinclair on Gonzaga President's List
• Appeal reporter remembers Raggio as a man for all the people
• Heller: Government stalling recovery
• CHS culinary arts team brings home the bacon
• Flapjack-eating event raises money for Polar Plunge
• Deputy shoots attacking pit bull
• Sheriff's log
• Woman found with half pound of meth to plead guilty to lesser felony charge
• Past Pages
• Caregivers are surely another kind of hero
• Prominent figures offer quotes about Bill Raggio
• Deputy fatally shoots attacking pit bull
• Former state Sen. Bill Raggio dies at 85
• Cactus Jack's owner fined $15K for unapproved chips
• Sheriff's log
• Fallon man arraigned on open murder charge
• Carson officers help nab man after chase
• Mining sues to block initiative to hike tax cap
• Carson charity FISH seeking help to save own home
• At Carson High School, it's President Heller
• Past Pages
• CHS will host 'Invisible Children'
• Fundraiser planned for Carson bar and grill owner Kim Dandos
• Carson district named to National Register of Historic Places
• International Women and Motorcycling Conference rumbling into Carson this summer
• Past Pages
• Remains found in shallow grave
• Nevada Briefs
• Vail Resorts to purchase Kirkwood for $18 million, grant mutual passes
• The mother lode of invention: Students display array of devices, contraptions ahead of fair
• Sheriff's log
• Carson City Sheriff's Office hosting Business Academy
• Sandoval chief of staff: Governor's economic development push is serious business
• Amodei: Outlook grim for a balanced budget
• Prepaid tuition open enrollment closes Feb. 28
• Is a healthy environment a human right?
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• Tahoe emotions flare over placement of bear trap
• Reno toddler gets OK for brain cancer treatment
• With 'a storied past,' guard unit gears for next chapter
• Bond refinancing to save state, local governments millions
• Assemblyman Ira Hansen to seek re-election
• NV Energy reports lower year-end profit in 2011
• Sheriff's Log
• Man turns self in on warrant in fatal shooting
• Signing on to good times: Carson unveils warm welcome as one of the nation's 'hot' cities
• Carson, Douglas recycling rates much higher than state average
• State legislators ban drugs known as 'bath salts'
• Winter taking toll on Tahoe wildlife
• Adele's hosting benefit for Greenhouse
• Process for judicial vacancies outlined
• Local briefly Feb. 21
• State superintendent field faces 1st cut
• Dentists needed for medical outreach
• John Bullis: Tax rules for legal fees
• The signs, they are a-changin'
• Monday's crossword
• High Desert Pharmaceuticals gets boost from export deal
• Past Pages, Feb. 19
• Where are your tax dollars spent?
• Business Briefs
• Meet Your Merchant: Early retiree turns book-collecting 'disease' into antique bookstore
• Senator Square: Winning week for Carson High School students
• Fugitive from California held in Douglas County
• Internet scams are continuing to hit Nevadans
• Sandoval helps break ground for a return to copper mining in Lyon County
• Assemblywoman Debbie Smith to run for state Senate seat vacated by Leslie
• Carson City leaders will put heads together during strategic-planning workshop
• Road Report
• Carson native Rachel Gross braving dangers with Peace Corps in Guatemala
• SPECIAL RESERVES: Volunteer unit is a 'force multiplier' for Carson City Sheriff's Office
• Library News and Notes
• 'Tis the sneezin: Flu hits late, hard
• Sheriff's Log
• State to let bidding flow for right to Marlette water pipe work
• Past Pages
• Sales director with California development firm arrested
• State Sen. Halseth cites 'difficult private matter' in resignation
• Training for area clergy big success
• Air Force officer lauded for aid at air crash
• Officials: Planning on schedule for Reno air races
• 'Welcome to Carson City' gateway signs to be unveiled
• Family of Washington man files wrongful-death suit in air races crash
• Truckee Tahoe Air Fair planned for this summer
• Past Pages
• Dinner concert benefits Carson Valley Pops
• Sheriff's Log
• Travel website names Carson City No. 3 among best family vacation destinations
• Bonds to fund sewer, water upgrades
• Tahoe bailout law draws fire from California Senate leader
• Comstock Mining gets state permit
• School fairs in Carson City celebrate science
• Local therapy pit bull is on Whisperer's top-dog list
• Lawmakers name firm to find candidates for Malkiewich's job
• Dearth of private funding delaying key state studies
• Bill introduced to convey BLM land to Yerington
• Leslie resigns Senate seat, will run in new district
• Look, Ma, no driver! Nevada is first state to allow self-driving vehicles on roadways
• Winter storm messes with traffic, dumps snow on Sierra
• House-Senate deal reached on the payroll tax measure
• No action taken to end home-based business license exemption
• As Great Backyard Bird Count nears, Carson-area avian expert offers habitat tips
• Past Pages
• Police release photos of Minden robbery suspect
• Sheriff's log
• Liz Teixeira says she's running for Ward 2 seat
• Carson native White throws hat in ring for Ward 2 supervisor seat
• State to switch some inmates from state paid care to Medicaid
• Contracts, budgets approved to keep V&T operation on track
• CVB helps cover V&T bond shortfall
• VINE program offers information, independence for domestic abuse victims
• Baby Love: Four very special deliveries arrive for Valentine's Day
• Analyst: Casino tax hike would mean job losses
• Past Pages
• Getting it right:
• Letters to the Editor, Feb. 15
• Politicians returning funds from Nevada developer
• Eagles & Agriculture tours are selling out
• Literary exhibit to honor retiring WNC professor
• Man gets up to 16 years in domestic battery case
• Love story: A wild love
• More love stories
• Sheriff's log Feb. 14
• Carson woman charged after raid on suspected meth house
• Bill would give 3 Nevada colleges BLM land
• Cactus Jacks accused of using unauthorized chips in poker tournaments
• Judge sets trial for mine suit
• Nevada Personhood group files another initiative
• Comstock Home & Hearth closing
• Personal financial specialist anniversary
• WNC applauds community college plan
• Monday's crossword
• Judge backs prisoner over kosher diet
• Experts preparing flood map that balances both safety, natural aspects of the Carson River
• Snowfall likely to be a commuting mess but blessing for resorts
• Selling at roadshows can have ramifications
• Meet your Merchant: Love of the find keeps fueling owner of Past to Present 2nd Hand Store
• Tough trick: Estimating need for renewables
• Business Briefs
• Past Pages
• Officials to consider water, sewer bonds
• Water line project brings minor delays to east side
• Benefit tickets selling quickly
• Don't let sticker shock keep you from driving to your goals
• SLHS dinner auction March 3
• CHS student seeks child, baby quilts for senior project
• Local Briefs
• Public help sought in Minden robbery
• Construction management instructor joins college faculty
• Senator Square: Talent will be on display Wednesday
• Feds: Nevada fire council mismanaged grants
• First crop harvested from community greenhouse
• Court overturns injunction blocking sex offender law
• State of the City: Mayor Crowell cites gains and challenges - but Carson's people still the best asset
• City Center Project on minds of many at State of the City forum
• Letters to the editor, Feb. 11
• BofA suit gave state leverage, AG says
• Carson Sheriff Ken Furlong: Gang unit cash in jeopardy
• County Commission meeting in Dayton being rescheduled
• Carson City man pleads not guilty in Fallon shooting case
• Paradise Cove closes, owner owes city $37K
• Fire guts Carson home; owner and six animals survive blaze
• Sheriff's Log
• Firefighters respond to kitchen fire
• Input sought for Ash Canyon to Kings Canyon Trail
• Nevada secures $1.5B in foreclosure deal
• Gaming win: Slots lead overall state increase; Carson area falls
• Adele's joins the breakfast club in Carson City
• Past Pages
• Skiers, snowboarders riding backcountry despite conditions
• Downtown Carson ice rink to close Sunday night
• Health plans ordered to provide user-friendly summaries of coverage
• Kodak to stop making cameras, digital frames
• Documents reveal small sample used for Anaconda Copper Mine testing
• Sheriff's log
• Saddle-trained horses up for adoption Saturday
• State pumps up child-care subsidies
• Berkley: "Visa Waiver" Bill Will Increase Tourism, Create Jobs in Nevada
• A who's who: Wildlife biologist to discuss nocturnal birds of Nevada
• Past Pages
• CCAI presents 'Elapsed in Time'
• Girl Scout cookie sales produce young businesswoman
• Democrats release report, claim lax drilling oversight
• Carson man in girlfriend-dragging case pleads guilty
• Teacher's aide returns to Carson High School after heart transplant
• Sheriff's log
• USDA offers rural home mortgage refinancing
• Little Washoe Lake is closed for reseeding, rehabilitation
• Anti-abortion group refiles personhood measure in Nevada
• State dodges the bullet on U.S. penalty
• Glider makes emergency landing on Heavenly Mountain ski run
• Past Pages
• Super Bowl bettors wager $94M
• Helicopters re-seed Washoe fire area
• Petition would raise top gaming tax paid by Nevada casinos to 9 percent
• Are you prepared for a romantic Valentine's evening?
• Health inspections
• Fundraiser set for Coleville blast victims
• Sheriff's log
• Concert to help infant
• Food for Thought issues donation challenge for Valentine's Day
• Sandoval calls for 50,000 new jobs
• Cover Operation: 'Canopy the Capital" tree-planting initiative has taken root
• 'We've seen a lot of life together'
• John Bullis: Congress finally blocks insider trading
• Darcy K. Houghton: Choosing a capable trustee is crucial in estate distribution
• Russian Treasures concert features violinist Carla Trynchuk
• Sheriff's blotter Feb. 7
• Youths: Don't yield to drugs, alcohol
• Report: Casinos fueled $125B spending in 2010
• Vegas caucuses have bumpy ride
• 5 arrested at Super Bowl DUI checkpoint
• Berkley Cosponsors “Visa Waiver” Bill To Boost Foreign Tourism to Nevada, Enhance Security
• Firms say lessons from Caughlin fire aided recovery efforts after Washoe
• Monday's crossword
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• Dan Wilson: How (and how not) to buy and sell gold
• Carol Perry: What is all the buzz about Europe?
• Meet Your Merchant: Idea for cookie business was out of mouth of babes
• Business briefly Feb. 5
• Our view: Let voters decide fate of City Center Project
• Birth announcements
• Tire blowout blamed for fatal rollover on I-80 west of Reno
• Sean Sever named communications director for NDOT
• Disabled kids riding tall in horse therapy program
• One dead, two injured in Coleville blast
• Updates coming on parks and recreation projects
• Road Report
• Amodei tells Carson caucus: Fight - but then unite
• Nevada Caucuses: For Romney, it's Silver and golden
• State of Nevada War Memorial plans advance
• Victim of suspected beating in Fallon dies from his injuries
• Twitter coverage of the Nevada Caucus
• Correction
• Traffic stop yields drug arrest
• USDA releases an updated plant hardiness zone map
• Caucus Roundup: Romney focuses on Obama as Gingrich launches salvos
• DMV says steps taken to prevent fraud
• Heller votes in favor of bill to stop insider trading in Congress
• Carson Supervisor Aldean won't seek another term
• Articles say Carson tops for retirement, family stays
• Presidential spotlight shines on a dour Nevada
• Guard unit prepares to deploy to Afghanistan
• Past Pages
• Heck, Amodei backing Romney
• Coming in Sunday's Nevada Appeal
• Sandoval is now staying out of GOP endorsement game
• New digs: Site selected for Carson City's new animal shelter
• Sandoval to repeal 654 regulations
• Past Pages
• The tax man cometh ... with a vengeance
• In Fallon, Santorum reaches out to 'core of America'
• BLM to soon start rehabilitation work in Washoe Drive Fire area
• Sheriff's Log
• Reloading in Reno: Romney looks past Gingrich, blasts Obama
• Students' enthusiasm sets stage for 'How to Succeed in Business'
• In Reno stop, Rove clearly at odds with Obama policies
• USDA offers grants to rural businesses and agricultural producers
• Gold Star Wives announces Northern Nevada chapter
• Transitional housing available through FISH
• Past Pages
• Carson High graduate Jason Simms wins Theatre Technology Rising Star Award
• Meager Sierra snowpack worries water managers
• FISH celebration honors those who 'Have a Heart' for the community
• Caucus Briefs
• Corrections Officer Sean Lagier leaves hospital after inmate attack at Warm Springs Correctional Center
• Carson City gearing for Saturday's caucus
• In Reno, Gingrich says only he can bring real change; he denies snubbing Gov. Sandoval
• Opposition group in Carson files City Center petition
• Gold Star Wives announces Northern Nevada chapter
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Health Inspections
• Elegant poached pears a special touch for breakfast
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• USDA offers grants to rural businesses and agricultural producers
• Will Facebook deliver an IPO surprise?
• Best stocks start since '97
• Businessman files measure to raise cap on mining taxes
• Carson City man faces charges after collision
• Sheriff's Log
• Police to beef up patrols for Super Bowl Sunday
• Nevada Briefs
• Grady seeks re-election in District 38
• Two Nevadans sought the U.S. presidency
• Carson City GOP caucus starts at 7 a.m. on Saturday
• Sierra Lutheran will expand athletic venues
• Caregiver Support Groups meets Thursday
• Applications for the Millennium Scholarship now being accepted
• Love, heart health are in the air
• BREAKING NEWS: Corrections officer stabbed at Warm Springs
• John Bullis: Special tax rules on disaster losses
• New Shanghai Circus cancels Carson City shows
• State's taxable sales up; Carson's down
• PERS earnings rose 21 percent
• U.S. dismisses WNC sex complaint
• Dickey's Barbecue opens today in Carson
• Quiz helps adult children determine level of care needed for parents
• Monday's crossword
• Man injured in Silver Springs home fire
• 'Race' Relations: Pinewood Derby is still the wheel deal for family, community ties
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• Meet Your Merchant: WX Sign Works
• Food-waste recycling grows, pressuring compost makers
• Volunteer Connection
• Colleges wary of Obama cost-control plan
• Senator Square: Join the club...
• GOP to release results via Twitter, Google
• Divorcing couples struggle with negative equity in homes
• WNC News & Notes: Broadway revue coming to Carson
• Issue positions of the Republican candidates
• Alaska Airlines to stop distributing prayer cards
• Past Pages
• Dry ice bombs yield two arrests
• Sheriff's Log
• Road Report
• Five finalists named for position of state education superintendent
• Judge denies bid to block roundups of wild mustangs
• Human Sexuality course at Western Nevada College now off-limits for high school students
• 'True Nevada hero': Guard soldier injured in IHOP shootings re-enlists
• Past Pages
• Carson joins victim notification system
• Pair arrested at Stateline after prostitution sting
• Sheriff's Log
• Boating fees rise after 'good year' for stopping invasive species
• Feds withdraw appeal in Sierra creek case
• For fire victims, help - and warnings
• Crowell rejects report's low view of Carson City
• Panel: Find alternative to replace Yucca Mountain nuclear dump
• Raymond is named publisher of Nevada Appeal and Record-Courier
• Robotic library branch opens at Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada
• Berkley Backs Blue Ribbon Commission Call for End of Yucca Mountain, Elimination of Laws Targeting Nevada as Nation’s Nuclear Garbage Dump
• University system gets $315K job grant
• State fund seeks investment manager
• Fedora Bandit identified as Mound House man
• Berken Energy relocating to Carson City area with promise of at least 50 jobs
• Joni Wines, Nevada's lady sheriff in 'Brothel Wars,' dies at 85
• Carson 'Storage Wars' draws hundreds hoping for treasures
• Lt. Gov. Brian Krolicki presses case for '22 Winter Olympics for Reno-Tahoe area
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• Sheriff's Log
• Man faces home-invasion charge after burglary at mom's apartment
• Miracle Workers focus on revamping community
• Stokes': Carson City school district 'moving in a positive direction'
• Man is charged with burglary, obstruction after church break-in
• Letters to the editor, Jan. 25
• Past Pages
• Carson City community 'all in' on education plan
• Amodei says speech is contradictory, and short on specifics
• Obama's State of the Union address delivers a populist pledge on wealth gap, jobs
• After Obama speech, Nevada delegation agrees on employment, unity
• Nevada prisons face recruitment staffing difficulties
• Three announce plans for Assembly re-election bids
• Carson Nugget GM: Taxing casino complimentary meals a 'slight'
• Traffic stop yields 16 pounds of pot
• Treasurer: Tax ruling costs state millions
• Getting it right
• Raggio book-signing at Costco on Saturday
• Don't start from scratch in chickenpox fight
• Health inspections
• Numbers game confuses jobless data
• Both sides of aisle watching Obama tonight
• Tuskegee vets honored in Reno
• Carson City, ski resorts celebrate snow
• John Bullis: Avoid estate problems
• Wife charged with assaulting husband
• Sheriff's blotter Jan. 24
• Fourth arrest in Storey burglary case
• Local briefly Jan. 24
• Clark Co. GOP adds caucus session to avoid Sabbath
• Heated charges in Florida debate
• Oakley to shutter Dayton sunglass plant
• Monday's crossword
• 3-inch nail removed from man's
• Panel to discuss closure of property near bridge at Carson River Canyon
• New Shanghai Circus to perform in Carson City
• Library News and Notes
• Road Report
• Community workgroup drafts a plan for improved health services in Carson
• Nevada Briefs
• Kicking butt and having fun
• Veteran firefighter: Washoe Drive blaze worst of his career
• Common errors in reporting sales tax
• The unforgettable fire: Washoe Drive blaze
• Driven to volunteer: Even caregivers need respite
• Obama readies economic blueprint for his Tuesday State of the Union address
• Ship search finds 12th body, captain's safe, documents
• Ship search finds 12th body, captain's safe, documents
• Students learn nutrition from local restaurants
• Bell files for Justice of the Peace election
• USDA food distribution Jan. 27
• Kite announces he's running for second term in Assembly
• Senator Square: Alumni Game, talent show tryouts nearing
• Drawing for Painting Workshop being offered
• Past Pages
• Roethlisberger settles '08 rape suit
• Democrats to caucus, rally votes for Obama
• Microsoft, IBM push Dow up
• A tour of the burn zone: Eerie, stark
• WNC human sexuality course's dual-credit status to be weighed
• Roundup of fire response support
• Washoe resident: Fire was accident
• Religion Briefly
• Free home test kits available during National Radon Action Month
• Foliage plentiful for critters
• Government says Chevy Volt is safe
• Winter storm to continue through weekend
• Accident closes Clearview Drive
• Twitter updates about Washoe Fire
• Remorseful man admits he caused big Reno blaze
• Washoe Fire: Highway 395 between Reno and Carson closed today
• Oahu, the heartbeat of Hawaii
• Teen's shoulder bags boost culinary arts purse strings at CHS
• Parks open after upgrades
• GOP considers last-minute presidential caucus overhaul
• Reno Air Race CEO is optimistic about permits
• Pharmacy Board bans 'bath salts'
• Carson's city manager scores high in review
• Nevada officials rake in gifts
• Biden touts college to Galena students
• Sandoval has no regrets in backing Rick Perry
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• Five are arrested in drug raid
• Sheriff's Log
• Berkley Statement on Washoe Drive Fire
• WASHOE FIRE: 911 error spurs false evacuation alert
• 4,000 evacuated as brush fire burns toward Reno
• Oceguera's race gets support from Dems' national committee
• Students spell their way to the top
• Stillwater refuge winter tours
• Sheriff's Log
• As storm front blows in, every cloud has silver lining for eastern Sierra
• Carson SWAT: This was only a drill
• Carson High examines Hiroshima in latest production
• What would we do if the Internet went down?
• Slick golfer even left pros holding the bag
• Past Pages
• Over-regulation is choking the life out of business
• Past Pages
• Health inspections
• January recognized as Cervical Health Awareness Month in U.S.
• NV Energy digital smart meters coming to northern Nevada
• What will the history books say about a decade of war in Iraq?
• Letters to the editor, Jan. 18
• Wildlife service looks into Harmon Reservoir coot, hawk shootings
• Students' contest videos explore Carson River
• Empire students reaching for stars
• Faire offers products, services for mind, body, soul
• Mention of Mafia at hearing for 2011 Hells Angel murder
• Legislative panel asked to clarify 'farm to fork' rules
• Biden to speak about college affordability during Reno stop
• Second GOP hopeful eyes 1st District seat in Congress
• 3rd man arrested in Storey County burglaries
• Officials propose shorter bear hunt
• Transient arrested on domestic battery, parole, drug charges
• Capital City Community Band holding fundraiser so that it can play on
• Sheriff: It's time to talk regional jail
• Healthy cooking tips for the new year
• Berkley Statement Honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Bank foreclosing on O.J. Simpson's Florida house
• Sheriff's Blotter Jan. 17
• Forest service studies wind farm's impact to eagles
• Gardnerville artist displays work through Jan. 31
• John Bullis: An example of tax return complications
• MLK day marked with voting rights message
• 'It feels awesome' ... Guard unit returns from Afghanistan
• Record dry spell ends
• Eating away at cancer
• Missing raised to 29 in Italian cruise disaster
• Minn. couple missing after Italian ship capsized
• Mount Rainier park official: Snowshoer found alive
• Hose laid for fuel transfer at iced-in Alaska town
• Nation & World Briefly
• Monday's crossword
• Heroin link to property crimes in Carson City has Sheriff Ken Furlong 'very concerned'
• Business Briefs
• Guy W. Farmer: Iraq: Mission really accomplished?
• Letters to the editor Jan. 15
• Time to start applying for financial aid
• WNC News & Notes
• Students return from break
• Senior Menus Jan. 16
• Birth Announcements
• Coin collecting, then and now
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: A frame job with intent to spoil
• 5 key lifestyle changes to reduce your risk of diabetes
• Ormat's retreat: Geothermal no slam dunk
• Cheers & Kudos
• Volunteer Connection
• Nevada State Prison: Locked but still loaded with history
• Vandals strike second weekend in a row
• Officials to review performance of, set goals for City Manager Werner
• Public's help sought with locating 2 more suspects in string of burglaries
• So, what exactly is a caucus, anyway?
• Religion Briefs
• Republicans killing their own brand
• USDA cuts: Gentlemen, start your salmonella?
• Inspiration Jan. 14
• Past Pages
• Demise of Dublin Dr Pepper brand has Texas town worried about losing its identity
• Obama suggests merging 6 federal agencies into one
• Dry weather to continue through MLK weekend
• Carson man involved in Fallon store shooting bound over to District Court
• Sheriff's Log
• Prison bomb threat was a false alarm
• Carson City Big Brother Big Sisters mentor program makes huge difference
• Carson mother charged with keeping kids out of school
• Carson officials, volunteers carving trail system in mountains west of city
• Winter chores
• Mardi Gras dinner, danceto benefit Austin's House
• Dayton mint taking pride in producing tens of thousands of Bronze Stars
• Sheriff's Log
• Warrant service leads to drug bust
• Stolen Storey County guns are recovered
• Snow surveyors come from across West to attend snow school
• Win-loss record isn't whole story about Tarkanian
• Past Pages
• Retail sales weaken in Dec. but cap record year
• Shares of Wynn Resorts drops on lawsuit
• Foreclosure rate lowest since pre-recession
• Nevada Briefly
• State gaming win up 7% in November
• Report: Chance for average winter slipping away
• Explosives left at gun store
• Choose Life Coalition opposes a personhood amendment
• Nothing found after threat at Northern Nevada Correctional Center
• Carson Performing Arts presenting dramatic play
• MAC on track for 2013 opening
• Seeding now to reduce fire risk later
• Students in Transition program identifies, serves homeless schoolchildren
• Bodies found in the Carson River are ID'd
• Spectator safety still an air race problem
• Berkley campaign criticizes Heller on immigration stand
• Past Pages
• Nevada Briefs
• Jazz singer Kevin Reed returns to play at Plan:b
• Buster Blue to play Plan:b
• Who gets 'dealt a deadly hand?'
• Mile High Jazz Band playing with CHS
• Entertainment Briefly
• Obama aims to reward businesses that create jobs in the United States
• SHERIFF'S LOG
• 'Small Cat' of cafe fame missing
• Business 2012 Outlook
• CASA, foster home programs share commitment to displaced children
• Briefly
• Redevelopment committee panel presents Miracle Worker awards
• Jazz concert tonight to raise money for 2012 space camp
• Board approves contract for inmates' shoes
• No big change in air show safety rules likely
• No big change in air show safety rules likely
• Two bodies found in Carson River
• Sweet as can be: Savory sweet potato fries
• More than 1 in 10 parents skip or delay kids' immunizations
• Good oral hygiene improves overall health
• Health inspections
• Convenience isn't found inside a car
• Pat Barrett was embodiment of courage and determination
• Nintendo gives 2nd glimpse of Wii U game machine at Las Vegas tech show
• Dish soap to help move I-15 bridges in place in Nev.
• Conservative group opposes tossing Sen. Denis lawsuit
• Time to recycle last year's phone books
• Nevada seeks to trade roads with counties
• Information sought in Virginia City burglaries
• Yerington teacher lunches with the president in D.C.
• Two bodies found in Carson River
• Sandoval: $6M fees to fight $40M suit?
• The end of an era: Final inmates leave Nevada State Prison
• John Bullis: Rent real estate to a relative?
• NNDA aims to grow state's ag industry
• Local briefly Jan. 10
• Sheriff's Log Jan. 10
• Vandals go on citywide weekend rampage
• Holley found guilty of assaulting officer
• Olson appointed head of ESD
• State Supreme Court hits milestone: 60,000 cases
• Armstrong files for justice of the peace
• Last inmates leave Nevada State Prison
• Monday's crossword Jan. 9
• Carson City School Board to set goals for Superintendent Richard Stokes
• RTC to hear Carson City sheriff's report on traffic enforcement
• Romney brushes off rivals' barbs in N.H. debate
• Business briefly Jan. 8
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: A call to service
• The 'CES curse?' Gadget show has poor record
• Seven financial resolutions for retirees in 2012
• Storage locker auctions gain popularity through TV shows
• Road Report
• Public comments are sought on the USA Parkway extension
• Ice skaters let loose in very rare conditions
• Former Nevada lawmaker has 100-year perspective
• A 'Canyon-do' spirit
• Heller: Congress has to 'quit playing games,' find solutions
• Volunteer connection
• Elliott Parker: How China stays on fiscal fast track
• Sheriff's Log
• With $533,000, Carson Valley area is one of only two in Nevada to report casino profit
• U.S. Sen. Dean Heller tells Hispanics he won't back DREAM Act or birthright citizenship for some children
• U.S. holiday sales mixed, but 'real great' for at least one Carson store
• Past Pages
• Greenhouse Garden Center hosting landscape workshop
• Is your house safe from an wildfire embers?
• Farming expert Eliot Coleman to present workshops
• Good Shepherd Wesleyan hosting Southern Gospel concert with The Dixie Melody Boys
• Getting ahead of the economic curve
• Positive jobs report fails to lift stocks
• Nevada plane maker in dispute over halted Air Force contract
• Groups file suit against Homewood project
• Asian New Year at Children's Museum of Northern Nevada
• Gaming board files complaint against High Sierra Brewing in Carson City
• Carason Water Subconservancy District names 2012 conservation award recipient
• Some tips for government teleworkers
• Two candidates announce for Copening's Nevada Senate seat
• Resorts: 'We will not be closing'
• Cayman Islands: a diver's paradise
• Past Pages
• Sheriff's Log
• 20-year-old faces multiple charges
• Marshals seek help finding Calif. man
• Danny Tarkanian to enter House
• Last inmates to leave Monday
• Sheriff's office buying 8 new cruisers, SUVs
• Jon Hager to head Silver State Health Insurance Exchange
• Yahoo picks PayPal's pocket to hire latest CEO
• Carson City woman gets up to 15 years in prison for robbing Nevada State Bank in October
• Mile High Jazz with CHS bands concert coming up
• Sheriff's Log Jan. 5
• Dinner with a side of murder
• Texas police kill 8th-grader carrying pellet gun
• Chile navy locates solo US sailor in South Pacific
• Mexican cartel kingpin pleads guilty in U.S. court
• Reno air races: Officials moving ahead with 2012 plans
• Nevada Supreme Court takes up foreclosure case
• Heller touts manufacturing during tour of area plant
• Two face charges of home invasion, burglary, battery
• Cause of Carson City Laurel Fire recorded as undetermined
• Carson City praised for use of HUD grant money
• Medal of Honor Foundation accepting nominations for Citizen Service Before Self award
• Body of canoeist Eric William Kiser pulled from Donner Lake
• German man charged with arson in New Year fires
• Woman's survival after shooting outside Nevada casino called 'miraculous'
• Santorum faces organization, money hurdles
• Mitt Romney celebrates GOP win; 2 rivals flounder
• Four arrested on drug and other charges
• Armed bandit robs AM-PM
• Sheriff's Log Jan. 4
• Man sought in Fernley shooting
• Traffic fatalities down by 14 in 2011
• Tatro files for fourth term as JP
• Teen to sing national anthem at tonight's Bighorns game
• Snow survey comes up nearly dry
• Online gambling fight now about when, who - not if
• 12 year cold case: Man under arrest for murder
• Iowa: Romney, Santorum seesawing in narrow vote
• Suspects arrested in Utah murders, Nev. shooting
• John Bullis: What records to keep for IRS?
• Bear season tally: 9 males, 5 females
• New Year's Eve fairly quiet, police say
• Forecast: Sunshine ahead in region
• A 'blessing' on New Year's Day
• Many Nev. nonprofits lose tax status
• Orphan's return stirs mixed emotions
• Darcy K. Houghton: 5 steps to a better financial legacy
• Monday's crossword
• Man held in Incline couple's deaths
• College Prep: Notes from A-Z for college planning success
• Laurel Fire is now 100 percent contained
• What's in the cards for ... 2012
• Mining firms to boost exploration in 2012
• Studio offers ways to get fit with a kick
• 2 brothers are found dead in Silver Springs
• Road Report
• WNC News & Notes: Activities, classes coming up that fit into busy schedules
• City to consider purchase of nearly 500 acres in Carson River Canyon
• Library News and Notes: Happy New Year, and at look back at the Best of 2011
• Sheriff's Blotter Dec. 31
• After many ups and downs, stocks end flat for 2011
• Uninsured turn to daily deal sites for health care
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives 18 months after BP spill
• New Year cheer starts early in time-jumping Samoa
• Young girl needs heart surgery
• The American Resolution: Sandoval's pledge of a daily act of kindness leads New year's vows in Carson
• Fire scorches 400 acres east of city
• Threat to homes by Laurel fire diminished
• Deer Run Brush Fire - Dec. 30
• Home sales up in Carson, nationally
• Cal Neva's Black and White Super Ball will go all night
• New Year's Weekend: Law enforcement is on high alert
• Election regs keep legislative panel debating
• Youths on ski buses choose freedom over pot in Elko
• St. Bernard rescue group awarded grant
• Fire handlers to feel heat of new law
• Out & About: Ring in the new year, Carson City style
• Healthy briefs
• Two businesses fail alcohol sales stings
• Yule tree recycling: Thank you very mulch
• Winter wanderland: Many wondering where winter went
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 28
• 3 killed, 1 hurt in Tonopah-area head-on crash
• Photography exhibit a walk on wild side
• Trustees rate superintendent 'superior'
• Moms and toddlers learn English in unison
• Guantanamo proposal fuels backlash
• Romney looks past Iowa, calls out Obama
• Carson trails state in sales tax increase
• Man held in post office fire, other crimes in Verdi
• Northern Nevada in dry spell; drought may loom
• Consumer confidence index surges
• New Year's nightmare? Deputies are on guard for Dec. 31 Stateline chaos
• Hotels not sweating lack of snow - yet
• BLM chief: Report abuse of mustangs
• John Bullis: Mailing a tax return? Protect yourself
• Smooth landing: Hollywood stuntman makes home in Carson
• Frozen pipes damage Lyon County buildings
• Trustees review superintendent tonight
• Monday's crossword
• Gingrich, Perry fail to make Virginia ballot
• Christmas Eve in Bethlehem: 'It's wonderful'
• Euro-crisis led year's top business stories
• Killing of bin Laden top news story of 2011
• Volunteer connection
• Holiday memories
• Special masters praise new redistricting process
• Miracle unfolds for single mom who lost job
• Man slain in Reno during attempted taxi cab robbery
• Local briefly Dec. 25
• Road Report Dec. 26-Jan. 1
• A holiday tradition
• William Creekbaum: Use checklist for investment review
• Getting gifts for a steal
• Business Briefly Dec. 25
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Trade-ins boom at used sporting goods store
• Pros see stocks up in 2012, but big risks, too
• After cuts, WNC says it's back on track
• Call him Gov. Santa-vol
• Wear and tear taking its toll around Capitol
• State must disclose retirees' benefits
• Woman sues over Heavenly collision
• NHP almost done with Amtrak inquiry
• Nevada regulators OK online poker rules
• Deadly bombs rock Baghdad, raising fears of sectarian war
• Wal-Mart pulls infant formula after a baby dies in Missouri
• Romney leading Paul, Gingrich in poll
• Payroll Tax: House GOP caves, says aye to cut
• Skate in the holidays
• NORAD Santa trackers stand by for another big day
• HOLIDAY MEMORIES: Holiday poem: 'Christmas This Year'
• Vegas lawyer seeks class-action status for robo-signing lawsuit
• Nevada Attorney General warns of holiday scams
• Lakeview spring causes winter hazard
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Dec. 23
• Holiday shopping season is wrapping up strongly
• Stocks close higher on better job market news
• Claims lowest since '08 as job market improves
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow offers sellers' market
• Arizona student, TX family rescued
• Profiling lawsuit could add to Sheriff Arpaio's troubles
• Manager has vision for greenhouse
• Ski resorts waxing hopeful on snowfall
• USDA grants $118M in rural Nevada
• Reprise: Inn That Missed Its Chance
• Toys for Tots awards Michael Hohl highest honor
• Tax-cut standoff a holiday buzz kill
• Carson Valley Arts Council presents Janice Joplin's original band
• Out & About: Christmas Carol Play-along
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Dec. 22
• Mile High Jazz Band to jam with CHS
• Report: Fewer Nevada traffic deaths in 2011
• Salvation Army distributes gifts to the needy
• Denis resigns PUC job for private sector post
• A miracle on Carson Street
• Officials push to help jobless vets
• 5 auditors reviewing Nevada mines
• Jobless rate dips to 12.2% in Nov.
• Shipping deadlines arrive
• Pain at the pump: Report: Average family spent $4,155 for gas in 2011
• John Bullis: IRS is sending more notices
• Holiday Help
• Reno man who killed first bear pleads guilty
• Students compete in robotics competition
• Sanchez receives up to 16 years in prison in fatal DUI
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 20
• Personhood petition survives court challenge
• BLM sued over NV mustang castration, roundup plans
• Nuclear waste site hunt could point to granite
• Officials: US weighs NKorea policy after Kim death
• Kim Jong Il: dynastic leader with nuclear ambition
• North Koreans rally around Kim Jong Il's heir
• Monday's crossword
• Hughes Corp. asks court to cut property taxes
• 'Willow' Bill helps families bond with reindeer-making class
• 'What Christmas is all about'
• Carson City schools catch holiday spirit
• Holiday Help
• Local briefly Dec. 18
• Investing in Gold: Use your experts if you are investing in coins
• Road Report Dec. 19-25
• Carol Perry: Christmas debt could last longer than the gifts
• Nevada National Guard provides security at detention facility
• Elliott Parker: What happened to Japan?
• No turning back: Police drive home point as state cellphone law nears
• Business briefly Dec. 18
• Meet Your Merchant: From builder to bar owner
• Flash floods kill more than 400 in Philippines
• Egypt unrest: Military's heavy hand against protesters
• Nation & world briefly Dec. 18
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut
• Nev. AG's lawsuit accuses lender of 'robo-signing'
• Former sheriff joins call for Vegas police probe
• Reno air race officials consider options after September crash
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 17
• Former Gov. Gibbons must describe withheld mail
• A white Christmas? Dream on
• A greenhouse effect: Community greenhouse opens at Carson High
• IHOP shootings:NHP honors staff for courageous response
• Nation & World Briefly
• Local briefly Dec. 26
• IFC approves 21 vehicles for Wildlife
• Children treated to Christmas shopping spree
• Troops are coming home
• 'Pushing forward:' IHOP reopens three months after fatal shooting rampage
• Feds issue scathing report against Ariz. sheriff
• Noted teen singer shares gift
• Report says Western states edging toward recovery
• NRC chief is 'mortified' by bullying allegations
• Gingrich fights back at rivals
• Special election cost state half a million
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 16
• DMV gets 20 of 30 positions lawmakers funded
• Jobless claims lowest since 2008
• Deal reached to avoid gov't shutdown
• Census: 1 in 2 people are poor
• Plans for harvesting crayfish from Lake Tahoe move ahead
• Holiday spending binge is yielding unhappy returns
• Corrections director quizzed over plans for license plate
• Coalition seeks foreclosure probe, rejection of deal
• Berkley Applauds Inclusion of Servicemembers’ Telemedicine and E-Health Portability (STEP) Act In Defense Bill
• Governor greets patrons at IHOP reopening
• Director leaving Children's Museum
• Eight NHP personnel commended for handling of IHop shootings
• Silver State Stars present 'Treasure Island' tonight
• Dayton bus drivers collecting food, toys
• Sheriffs' log Dec. 15
• Committee to discuss how to replace LCB executive director
• Three months after tragedy, IHOP reopens at 7 a.m. today
• IHOP to reopen at 7 a.m. Thursday
• Nevada gas prices down 21 cents
• Carson man charged with child porn
• Report: Vegas housing market still struggling
• House backs bill to speed oil pipeline
• Easton named to head state human resources
• Physicists close in on elusive subatomic particle
• Task force will be charged with revamping neglected Dayton Community Center
• U.S. drone crashes at island airport
• Snoopy Christmas display a favorite for 44 years saved from foreclosure
• U.S. urges states to ban all driver cell phone use
• Nevada is $38M in black
• A battle on jobs front
• Alexander Graham Bell early recordings played from 1880s
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 14
• Berkley Rejects Republican Cuts to Unemployment
• Teacher, CHS lauded for fitness gains
• Featured OXS Gallery artist works with pencils and vacuum cleaners
• Man faces drug charges after hotel call
• Local briefly Dec. 13
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 13
• Coin club donates rarities to Carson Middle School
• Nevada moderates forming own party
• A splash of color for heart of the city
• Tips for ringing in a richer New Year
• John Bullis: Avoid these 4 common estate planning mistakes
• Nevada drops plan to delay vote results
• Monday's crossword
• Plan to allow pesticides at Lake Tahoe criticized
• Nevada voting boundaries a done deal
• Kelly Bullis: End-of-the-year tax tips can help
• Holiday Help
• Library News & Notes: Christmas cheer in activities at Carson City library
• Mark Twain 'roughs it' at Piper's Opera House
• Huge swath of Nevada high desert targeted for its minerals
• Road Report Dec. 11
• Helicopter tour sales slow in Vegas after crash
• Russia's protests end with change
• Postal Service plant closures will be 'a mess'
• State briefly Dec. 11
• Carson Board of Supervisors: Officials to debate adding a deputy city manager position
• Carson teen singer having a ball in N.Y.
• Investment fund purchases distribution facility at TRIC
• Meet Your Merchant: At home among friends
• Survey: Employers protect health benefits
• NDOT installing rumble strips on Highway 50 in Mound House
• Training program designed to meet CNC skills demand
• Local briefly Dec. 11
• Big discovery by Barrick Gold gets industry attention
• Reno to have first geothermal plant operators school
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 10
• BLM: Mustangs mistreated but not inhumanely
• Elko police 'have nothing' on missing Carson man
• 'This is what Christmas is about'
• Former Hollywood photographer hosts final themed Christmas
• Gaming win up 8% in October
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• Trade deficit shrinks for fourth straight month
• European leaders see way out of crisis
• Local and State briefly
• Sheriff focuses on stolen property
• Beloved Locals BBQ restaurant shuts down
• Break a sweat, help a local kid for Christmas
• Gunman, 77, died near own gravesite
• 'Our hearts are broken again'
• Carson 2nd among 'digital cities'
• Citizen Outreach must report its financials
• Judge restricts candidates' wording 'Incumbent,' 're-elect' verboten in redistricting ruling
• Candlelight vigil reflecting on plight of wild horses
• Sheriff''s Log Dec. 9
• J's dinner to benefit Dayton Food Pantry
• Carson City woman vying for the Mrs. Nevada title
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Nevada
• Berkley: No Vacation for Congress without Extending Middle-Class Tax Cuts
• Berkley Statement of Condolence on Lake Mead Helicopter Tragedy
• Girl receiving early Christmas gift
• Cookie Walk offers baking solution
• No challenge issued to redistricting maps
• Goicoechea enters state Senate race
• Comeaux appointed state welfare chief
• Gunman's slaying by deputy probed
• Dayton man faces 9 charges
• Toys for Tots program in dire need of donations
• Panel OKs permanent site for 9/11 memorial
• Nevadans keeping order amid the Kandahar chaos
• Berkley Statement in Remembrance of Pearl Harbor
• Medicare open enrollment ends today
• Sheriff warns of attempted abduction
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 7
• Report: Nevada improves in U.S. health rankings
• Stop by for a cookie with Santa Claus
• Nevada jobless tax will remain unchanged for 2012
• Group pushing online poker: It won't hurt lottery
• Baggage worker offered job back after dog debacle
• 'Nothing more important than children'
• Local briefly Dec. 6
• John Bullis: A second look can always be beneficial
• Vigil for kids 'gone too soon' is Sunday
• Darcy K. Houghton: Building a legacy of your fiscal dreams
• Mining foes oppose Peru crackdown
• Prison inspections find 22 food violations
• Sen. Harry Reid lays out new payroll tax plan
• Last inmates to leave NSP in January
• Annual wreath laying honors military
• Area man charged with ramming deputy
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 6
• School calendar likely to remain same
• Monday's crossword
• Cain suspends campaign; GOP race shifts
• Fishing industry feels the loss of Frank's retirement
• Items reflecting Nevada's naughty past auctioned
• Leaders to hear update on the Lakeview Park Trailhead project
• 422nd Expeditionary Signal Battalion from Nevada keeps units connected in Afghanistan
• St. Peter's group offers support for caregivers
• BRIC manager to act as business counselor
• Sen. Harry Reid: Failure to pass payroll tax cut raises questions about Senate rules
• Youngsters keep Santa's elves busy
• Meet Your Merchant: Carson man rides lifelong fascination into niche business
• Stay tuned: Carson teen singer finds his groove
• Business briefly Dec. 4
• Plan for dry-milk facility heartens dairymen
• Holiday Help
• Road Report Dec. 5-11
• Is Nevada recovering? Depends on who you ask
• Obama urges public help pushing payroll tax cuts
• Dartmouth engineers solutions to binge drinking
• Federal agency to hold hearing on air shows
• Regents extend chancellor contract
• Youth group makes blankets for cancer patients
• Nevada's congressional delegation cites unemployment report to blame each other
• All systems are aglow
• North Mexico wilts under worst drought on record
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 3
• Regents close UNR Fire Academy
• Michigan may step in to run Detroit
• Regents increase tuition 8%
• Sierra Joe's serves burgers at Pack games
• Wind blows by Carson City; other areas expecting more
• Korean envoy: Trade pact a boon for Nevada
• Carson Library to host book fair
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 1
• Holiday Help
• Payroll tax cut plans fail in Senate voting
• Auto sales jump 14%
• Energy chief names 11 to task force
• Reno Rodeo Denim drive gets going today
• Coming Sunday in the Nevada Appeal
• 'Peanutcracker' performs Saturday
• Apple juice can pose health risk - from calories
• Supervisors approve new district maps
• Local briefly Dec. 1
• Krolicki: 2022 Olympics in Tahoe 'very tangible'
• Hope for new AIDS protection seen in mouse antibody study
• Suit: Senator can't also hold PUC job
• Top NV marketer: Tourism, business need to agree
• Open enrollment for prepaid tuition program begins Dec. 1
• Theater class performs social awareness piece
• Britain expels Iran's officials
• GOP congressional leaders willing to extend payroll tax relief with offsetting cutbacks
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 1
• Bethlehem Lutheran nets FISH trophy
• S. Korean envoy stopping in Carson
• Dow has 7th biggest gain on record
• Kanye gets 7 Grammy noms; Adele, Mars, Foos get 6
• Nation & World Briefly
• Nevada briefly
• Education chief: Higher learning will fix economy
• Home prices down in most cities
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• 'Annie, Jr.' is for all ages
• Virginia City hosting an old-fashioned Christmas celebration
• Committee studying higher education funding sets deadline for report
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 30
• Flier not endorsed by sheriff or fire chief
• Nevada finishes dead last in opportunity index
• 'You're giving care, not just doing work'
• Black Friday isn't the only game in town
• Is tech a friend or foe to Santa Claus?
• John Bullis: Business depreciation rules for equipment
• Black Friday sales set record
• Trial delayed in grandmother's killing
• Steakhouse to open in Gardnerville
• Sheriffs' log Nov. 27
• Holiday donations lag for needy kids
• 'Tuna Christmas' reels in big holiday laughs
• Fernley teacher named state teacher of the year
• Former Nevada Appeal writer turns 100
• Europe races for solution to debt crisis
• Doctors: Pap remains best test for cervical cancer
• County takes 200-pound 8-year-old from mother
• Monday's crossword Nov. 28
• Courts do not comply with gun-ban notification law
• Early Walt Disney drawing up for auction in Nevada
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
• When the turkey is eaten, the trees will arrive
• Big plans for meat plant take shape
• Preserving the culture: John Rupert, 10, carries on traditions of his ancestors
• Carol Perry: The dollar will soon have no value
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: A mantra of 'no junk'
• Library News & Notes: It is all about the children this holiday season
• Volunteer connection
• Starks renew vows on 30th wedding anniversary
• How much crazier can Black Friday get?
• All 3 U.S. students arrested during protest leave Egypt
• U.S. promises a full probe into Pakistan incident
• Off to Mars in search of life
• Holiday Treat concert set
• Consort Canzona will present two concerts
• Officials to consider new ward boundaries
• Road Report
• Local briefly Nov. 27
• Business briefly
• Carson Chamber Singers director to retire in 2012
• New meat processing plant could bring 700 jobs to Lyon County
• Live coverage of state semifinals: Carson vs. Reed
• Douglas Madrigal Singers to perfrom at Greenhouse Garden Center
• Swap meet to benefit 'Hungry Kids'
• Sheriffs' log Nov. 26
• Santa seeks names for his list before visiting homebound seniors
• Couple jailed in Black Friday attempted theft
• Downtown tree lighting Dec. 2
• Craigslist job ad suspected in two additional deaths
• Congressman Amodei: Polarization in D.C. frustrating
• Three sides of Black Friday
• Skaters take to the downtown ice
• Egypt military rulers reject calls to step down
• Plane with 3 men, 3 children crashes in Ariz.
• NH gay marriage push highlights GOP shifts
• Insurance Division offers Reno fire victims assistance
• California teenager killed in vehicle rollover in Fernley
• Mentors and youths collect socks for seniors
• Toys for Tots calls in the Marines
• Elected officials return for role of Gigogne in 'The Nutcracker Ballet'
• 40 years later, skyjacker's identity is still a mystery
• Nugget brings people together for feast
• Former Chicago first lady Maggie Daley dies at 68
• Carson shoppers stay up late for Black Friday deals
• DMV officials say avoid long lines that follow a holiday
• Yemen president's transfer agreement denied
• Portugal lowered to junk status
• Survey: Occupy protests cost nation's cities at least $13M
• Yemen president to quit amid uprising
• Justices: Pharmacists must tell of risks
• Taxable sales surge across Nevada
• Retailers eye new opening acts for this Black Friday
• The ayes have it: School vision statement gets a tentative OK
• Sheriff: Thefts on the rise
• Medvedev: Russia may target U.S. missile shield
• Top Carson teacher is aide's ticket to full-ride scholarship
• Local briefly Nov. 24
• Sheriffs' log Nov. 24
• U.S. attempts to assuage nation's fears
• Mrs. Claus brings literacy, fun to children's museum
• Nation & World briefly
• Report finds dangers in toys
• Congress' upcoming fights are over jobless aid and tax breaks
• TRPA letting control trickle to local officials
• SOS Miller protests redistricting changes
• Students reflect on Uncle Sam
• Nevada bear hunt count up to 13
• Scam warning issued in wake of Reno fire
• Nugget marks 57th year of free Thanksgiving meals
• Tahoe bikeway moves forward, but still faces obstacles
• Where's the salt? Hidden in your holiday menu
• Family of a missing Carson man baffled by his disappearance
• At DC DMV: Driver's license, tag registration, HIV test
• Sierra Lutheran is fourth at Academic Olympics
• Santa Train rolls into Carson City
• Polar Express trains sell out
• Sheriffs' log Nov. 23
• Don't slash military budget, GOP contenders say during debate
• Ex-PSU conduct officer: Paterno sought special treatment for players
• Legislature much-improved on racial issues, alliance says
• Make and take a reindeer
• Store's layaway 'helps people out'
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 21
• Nevada's jobless rate dips a half percent on school, holiday staffing
• Perfect storm of conditions fueled fire
• Fundraiser aims for 'one last great Christmas'
• 'Nutcracker Ballet' showcases local talent this weekend
• John Bullis: Watch out for con artists' tax traps, scams
• Super failure: Deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Ex-FBI director to oversee Penn State's investigation
• Energy task force to create power transmission plan
• DESTINY SOUTHWEST ASIA - Taking flight
• Fire crews focusing on hot spots in Reno fire
• Nation & World briefly
• 'al-Qaida sympathizer' accused of NYC bomb plots
• Nevada Supreme Court suspends 2 lawyers
• Monday's crossword
• Elliott Parker: Why is this recession different?
• Seif al-Islam Gadhafi captured in southern Libya
• Road Report Nov. 20
• WNC News & Notes: Technology courses offer industry skills and flexibility
• Nevada Department of Wildlife expert to discuss latest in quagga muscle threat
• City's biggest craft fair kicks off holiday season
• GOP endorses Cegavske for Congress
• Officials: 32 homes destroyed by fire
• Carson City properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places
• Meet Your Merchant: All for the animals
• Students back WNC instructor; regent wants
• Chamber leads city in a cleanup effort
• Democrats court Latinos to keep control of Senate
• Allen Rowe: Timing is always key
• Business briefly Nov. 20
• Firefighters aided by easing winds in Reno fire
• House says no to mandating a balanced federal budget
• Tree planted to honor retired teacher
• Volunteer moms lead by example
• Parents should become involved in local schools
• Memorial service held for Reno TV sports director
• Art show features work of developmentally disabled
• Girlfriend arrested in Topaz Ranch Estates murder
• Woman to be tried in hit-and-run of boyfriend
• Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 19
• British woman tries Antarctic crossing
• Berkley Votes No On Balanced Budget Amendment That Guts Medicare, Social Security, Veterans Benefits
• Tonight's high school football games canceled
• Berkley Statement on Caughlin Fire
• Delivery running late this morning
• 9,500 evacuated, 20 Reno homes lost in windy fire
• Gov. Sandoval: State on path to economic improvement
• Judge agrees to amend redistricting order to fix 'incumbent' issue
• Regis feels 'pretty good' as he prepares to exit
• Amodei backs, Berkley opposes balanced budget amendment
• Heller opposes insider trading in Congress
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; 300 are arrested
• Barbs, and little else, exchanged on deficit
• Job market is slowly improving
• Is economy best birth control? U.S. births dip for third year
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Occupy Carson holds local demonstration
• Man to be tried in beating death of boy
• Local couple to add three children to their large family
• Bus shelter ads would offset operating costs
• Local shop hasn't seen surge since Borders left
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 18
• Energy experts: Plan for the future while source is strong
• Berkley: Balanced Budget Act Will Force Cuts To Medicare, Social Security and Veterans Benefits
• Berkley Backs Bill To Create New Smithsonian American Latino Museum
• Now what? Few tangible effects of Wall St protests
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• Mike Kazmierski named president, CEO of EDAWN
• Missouri mother charged with murdering toddler son
• Reno, Sparks, Washoe County trim red tape
• Countering China, Obama asserts US a Pacific power
• High court reinstates fired state NDOT pilot
• Search for brazen cougar ontinues
• Out & About: How many days until Christmas?
• National Guardsmen are learning while amid a war
• Annual turkey roundup to benefit needy families with holiday meals
• Shooting death prompts search for woman
• Nation & World Briefly
• Nevada Briefly
• Local briefly Nov. 17
• 3rd murder indictment in Nev. casino gang killing
• 2 indicted in Vegas foreclosure robo-signing case
• Star witness for Jackson doc sanctioned by judge
• 4 dead, dozens hurt as storms pound the Southeast
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• Berkley: Extend Unemployment Now For Nevadans In Need of Jobs
• Carson City Live Chat Nov. 16
• Body of man, 70, found in burned boat
• Officials warn of cougar on west side
• Sandoval elevates the Tribal Commission chairman to Cabinet
• Crackdowns reach epicenter of Wall Street protests
• American Indian exhibit displayed at Reno airport (with Video)
• Local briefly Nov. 16
• Nation & World briefly
• Woman sought in connection with death investigation
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Supercommittee: Boehner calls deficit-reduction plan fair offer
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Charter school plans move to new location in January
• Sheriff's log Nov. 16
• UNR proposing to close the Carlin Fire Science Academy
• Accident victim likely missing woman
• Tax panel sets vote to do away with some deductions for mining companies
• Giffords faces long road, wants to return to Hill
• Officials warn residents be on lookout for cougar on west side
• Body in truck believed to be missing Bodie woman
• Study weighs Nevada's fiscal outlook survey
• Sheriffs' log Nov. 15
• Peanutcrackers returning to Carson
• Nation & World Briefly Nov. 15
• Deadline near for kids' shopping spree
• Brower announces for state Senate
• License plate honors women veterans
• Gov. leads supply drive for Nev. troops
• Man pleads in accidental shooting death of friend
• Man gets 6 to 15 years in neglect case
• Monday's crossword Nov. 14
• Obama: Iran sanctions have 'enormous bite'
• Leaders: Asia-Pacific free trade vital to recovery
• Nation & World briefly
• Police move in on Portland park, protesters remain
• Reno TV sports director dies after hit-and-run
• Burning Man switches to lottery system for tickets
• Reno broadcaster killed in hit and run
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Storing your gold: Think inside the box
• Business Briefly
• Sacramento company purchases Super 8
• Meet Your Merchant: From collector to businessman
• Group criticizes UFC after fighter's rape tweet
• Italy's Silvio Berlusconi has resigned
• Nation & World briefly
• Feds use more unmanned aircraft to secure border
• Local briefly Nov. 13
• Library News & Notes: Library focuses on community service
• Summit to study high-speed Internet projects for Nevada
• Sign ordinance change would allow advertising on Carson bus shelters
• Volunteer connection
• Road Report
• Edgewood investment seen as Tahoe key
• V&T commission and foundation feud erupts again over fundraising claims
• William Creekbaum: Understanding your required minimum distribution
• Ex-Grand Canyon head: Coke talks ended bottle ban
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• Week of turmoil leaves Penn State dazed
• Change in pipeline plan could present some new problems
• Fed to conduct a fourth round of bank stress tests
• Gateway signs to welcome visitors from 3 directions to state capital
• Woman donates more than 70 shoes
• Quirky date for all, unique occasion for some
• Local briefly Nov. 12
• Nation & World Briefly
• After conviction, legal woes mount for Jackson doctor
• Homewood redevelopment nears possible approval
• Carson City live chat Nov. 11
• In a war zone, travel with care, trepidation
• Cholesterol tests suggested for kids
• MF Global's dive shows few changes on Wall Street
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vt. encampment
• Nation & World briefly
• Ordinary lives, extraordinary sacrifices
• Weeklong Western Nevada JobQuest draws 521 listings for employment
• Sheriff's Log Nov. 11
• Administration urges new wilderness protections
• Dayton sailor on Lagasse show today
• Group takes first steps toward planting 10,000-trees
• Carson's McKeen Car nominated as landmark
• Berkley Announces $1 Million in Funding To Enhance Veterans Transportation in Southern Nevada
• Carson City Live chat
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Nov. 10
• Dinner to raise money for Greenhouse Project
• GOP candidates: Fix US economy or fail like Europe
• Cain's accusers filed a workplace complaint in her next job, too
• Local briefly Nov. 10
• Foster mom organizes boot and shoe drive
• Valley teens to sing for Somalia
• Lawsuit filed by man hurt in Reno air race crash
• Greek talks in limbo as they enter 4th day
• Change not a big factor in state and local races
• Dow sinks 389 as Europe uncertainty deepens
• Dems present offer to cut deficit by $2 trillion
• Carson Middle School honors veterans
• 'Family Circus' creator Bil Keane dies
• Russia races to rescue Mars probe from Earth orbit
• Gaming win down in September across state
• Reed teaming up with UNR students for jazz showcase
• V&T Polar Express tickets selling out
• Carson Tahoe receives $200K grant for triage lobby at ER deparment
• The Power of a Single Vote - Carson City Election Information and Polling Places
• Douglas deputy shoots bear by mistake
• 12 bears killed so far in Nevada's inaugural hunt
• BAWN CEO resigns, cites struggling construction market
• Sandoval greets trick-or-treaters
• John Bullis : Manage your CDs
• 2011 Legislature & Estate planning: The good, the bad & the ugly
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 1
• Local briefly Nov. 1
• Results from Saturday's Nevada Day Pinewood Derby
• Bighorn sheep back in Virginia Range near Reno
• October snow tricks Northeast, leaves 3M powerless
• Monday's crossword
• Senator Square: Senators show pride during homecoming week
• Library News & Notes: Library 'Thinks Different,' assists the community
• Canadian woman seeks a search in Nevada for her missing husband
• Catching ghosts on Nevada Day run
• Nevada Day: Rock drillers keep mining tradition alive
• Nevada Day: Carson and Virginia cities go chin to chin
• Tradition, celebration keep Nevada Day alive
• Mound House manufacturer wins big contract at LAX
• Business briefly Oct. 30
• Geothermal recruitment gets easier
• Board decision could position city to take over medical billing
• Feds note gains in Nevada road safety
• Suicide bombing of NATO convoy kills 17
• Circles initiative offers chance to learn about poverty
• Permits available for Christmas tree cutting
• Carson City Road Report
• JobConnect event aims to boost jobs
• Fundraiser benefited Hungry Kids Healthy Foods
• Virginia City's annual ghost night brings out spooks, fun for all ages
• BAC hosts Nevada Day exhibit, sale
• Man attacks U.S. Embassy in Bosnia
• Ex-Assemblyman Schouweiler dies at 84
• Kihuen eyes Clark County's House seat
• Halloween stores beam over successful season
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 29
• Nevada Day: Sandoval continues traditions
• Aztec dancers to perform during 'Day of Dead' at state museum
• Nevada Day parade lineup
• Deal lifts Dow by almost 340 points
• Antique firewagon to be on TV tonight
• Local briefly Oct. 28
• Longest-serving Nevada inmate loses his appeal
• Coming Sunday in the Nevada Appeal
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 28
• DUI checkpoint set for parade night
• Family of abused quadriplegic thanks community for new van
• Furlong lauded for openness, accessibility after IHOP shooting
• Judge OKs maps with minor changes
• Occupiers plan protest at NV Day parade
• Family searches for missing pet tortoise named 'Stretch'
• After 80 years, Safeway store is leaving a void
• Quake felt in Carson City
• Northern California struck by 2 earthquakes
• Fernley casino robbery: Two jailed, warrant sought for third
• August sales tax numbers up; Carson sees huge jump from one-time audit
• BAC gets needed facelift
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 27
• Panel OKs bear hunt rule over protests
• Assemblyman, ACLU want new rule on public-records access changed
• Nevada, carnivals share birthday at Mills Park
• Solar panels unveiled during ceremony at Carson High School
• Local briefly Oct. 27
• Coast Guard honors Carson seaman
• Iraq war vet injured during Oakland protests
• Nation & World briefly Oct. 27
• Carson picked for immunization plan
• GOP says new maps cheat incumbents
• State approves K-12 education grant
• Woman to plead in bank robbery
• Bordewich-Bray enrichment days focus on el Dia de los Muertos holiday
• Sheriff's log Oct. 26
• Housing woes blamed on politicians
• IHOP gunman's brother arrested
• Volunteers sought for sheriff's program
• US dismantles its biggest nuke bomb
• Perry touts plan for taxes, spending
• Troubadors headline Saturday at BAC
• Local briefly Oct. 26
• Berkley Pushes for Crackdown on China Currency Cheating, End of Unfair Trade Practices That Cost Nevada Jobs
• Carson hotels pitch Calif. sports trade
• Native Nevadan to lead town parade
• Deadline passes for new map arguments
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 25
• Couple jailed in shooting; no one hurt
• Native Nevadan to lead town parade
• State Indian commission to honor 4 Nevadans
• Local briefly
• Nation & World briefly Oct. 25
• Puppies Up for Parole program brings dogs, inmates together
• Monday's crossword
• Rampage prompts call for Nevada gun law review
• Critics of NV agency's horse removal plan to rally
• Critics say new wild horse panel is pro-livestock
• Hispanic voters: Stick with Obama or go with GOP?
• Brother of IHOP killer jailed in South Lake Tahoe battery
• Volunteer connection
• Ohio case renews old questions about the keeping of exotic pets
• Conflicted Iraqis face future without US troops
• Nation & World briefly
• Tribal religion at center of Nevada gold mine fight
• Vendors sought for craft fair at Nugget
• Road report
• Local briefly Oct. 23
• Nevada Republicans re-elect Chair Amy Tarkanian
• Planning Commission to consider billboards
• Rear Adm. Vance takes over NSAWC
• Ghost Walk offers supernatural entertainment, historical folly
• Nevada moves caucus to Feb. 4
• Clowning family pays tribute to father (w/ video)
• Business licenses
• Dropouts hit hardest by loss of jobs
• Meet Your Merchant: Cherishing the craft
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 22
• State reports seasonal job gains
• Test-drives are key to CHS fundraiser
• Pack up Fido and head for James Lee Park
• Soroptimists seek teen award applicants
• Man jailed in sex assault of twins, 11
• Fundraiser to help with baby's funeral
• CASA benefit to recognize volunteers
• Obama: Iraq war is over
• Gadhafi's bloody body displayed in shopping center freezer
• Nevada moves caucus to Feb. 4 after backlash
• NTSB: No video from P-51 in air show crash
• Berkley Statement on Return of U.S. Forces from Iraq Before End of 2011
• Berkley Statement on Libya
• Bobby Bridger to perform at BAC
• Coming in Sunday's Nevada Appeal
• Board moves forward with connecting trails
• Earth Science Week field trips fun for families
• Man jailed on charge of fracturing baby's skull, leg
• Poll: Hope weak for economy, remedies
• Cabinetmaker wins tax refund from state
• Sandoval expects caucus date compromise
• Trick or treat: Boo, what, when and why?
• Sober graduation party in jeopardy
• Desert tortoises are thriving in Northern Nevada
• Largest study on cellphones, cancer finds no link
• Nation & World Briefly Oct. 21
• Pulled from drain pipe, Gadhafi shown no mercy
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 21
• Nation briefly
• Medicare costs to reduce Social Security increase
• Poll: Public unsettled on Obama challenger
• Create mixed media poetry collage at 'Ladies' night
• Lights On Afterschool Rally today
• California manufacturer eyes a move to Nevada
• Cindy Jones named new deputy director of administration
• Misfits take on murder mystery
• ICE officer arrested in pot smuggling
• GOP debate: All against Cain: Upstart targeted
• GOP candidates oppose Yucca Mountain
• 2 sought for questioning in jewelry burglary
• Appeal adding fee for premium website content
• Two people dead in Tahoe City fire
• Bowling party planned to feed hungry at holidays
• Carson City Parks & Rec awards recognition
• Carson City upgrading traffic lights for smoother navigation
• Sheriffs' Log Oct. 19
• Woman pleads guilty in DUI fatal accident
• Nevada briefly
• Local briefly Oct. 19
• Landlord: Tenant set for Safeway site
• Stocks jump on reports of progress in Europe
• Social Security to hand out first raises since '09
• Ex-Nev. lawmaker takes plea in campaign funds case
• DA: Anti-gang meeting a big success
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Nevada NV
• Nation briefly Oct. 18
• Sheriff's log Oct. 18
• Rescued cats available for adoption
• Auditors fault Vegas foster home
• Children's museum plans outdoor park and expansion of third floor
• Homecoming candidates introduced at assembly
• John Bullis: Weigh other options for long-term care
• Local briefly Oct. 18
• Safeway to close store in Carson City
• Lowe's spares Carson in store closures
• Grandma delivers baby with dispatch
• Berkley Statement of Condolence on the Death of Racer Dan Wheldon
• Berkley Announces $1.75 Million Grant for the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
• Monday's crossword
• Dozens arrested in Arizona after Wall St. protests
• Gov. Sandoval among GOP's Hispanic stars
• Wall St. protesters march again in NYC, elsewhere
• WNC News & Notes: Earn 'reverse transfer' degrees through WNC
• Library news & Notes: Lots of fun to fall into coming up at library
• South Lake local starts craft distillery
• Carson City Road Report
• Demonstrators 'occupy' the capital
• Caltrans considering speed increase on Highway 50
• Freeway job home stretch stress-filled
• Proposed Districts: Capital Senatorial District excludes capital
• Business briefly Oct. 16
• Carol Perry: Final 2 bubbles about to burst
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Collect coins for enjoyment
• Northstar California spending $30 million on the ski resort
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: 'Unprofessional' and proud
• Nation briefly Oct. 16
• US strike kills 9 al-Qaida militants in Yemen
• Apple Hill trip planned for cancer patients and caregivers
• Gold's Gym to raise money for IHOP victims
• Officials to reconsider city's plans for multi-use athletic center
• Nevada to remove horses after string of car crashes
• Prosecutor recounts killing spree at California salon
• Retail sales rose strongly in September on autos
• Science class down by the river
• Sheriffs' Log Oct. 15
• Fundraiser planned for Dayton girl's surgery
• January Caucus: Herman Cain joins boycott
• Romney, Perry top GOP fundraising race
• Shuttle service eyed between V&T depot and downtown
• Legislative-congressional maps released by court
• Dead trees will mar Texas landscape for years
• Literacy for Life: Reading for a better life
• Local briefly
• Redistricting maps released by court
• Cancer Firkin Sucks 5k draws 550 participants
• Bank: United States is not heading into a second recession - yet
• Nation briefly
• Experts focusing on the missteps of Michael Jackson's doctor
• Bear hunt reaches halfway point
• Sheriffs' Log Oct. 14
• Horsford won't recuse himself from redistricting
• Cash to be added to firefighters' memorial
• Robbery suspect was fraud probe target
• Annual walk to summon up ghosts, history
• Reid, Heller at odds over jobs act vote
• GOP candidates threaten to skip Nevada caucus
• Boy, 8, uses Heimlich to save Grandma
• Berkley: We Need Jobs in Nevada, Not in Foreign Countries
• Relationships take center stage 'On Golden Pond'
• IHOP will reopen in same place
• Out & About: Drive One 4UR school is back at Carson High Oct. 22
• Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks return to the Comstock
• Carson City Symphony Concert takes 'American Journey'
• Did giant octopus kill ichthyosaurs found in Nevada?
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 13
• Husband of alleged bank robber says wife "not there"
• Local briefly Oct. 13
• Carson City pays state assessments despite objections
• Suspect held in Carson man's slaying
• 'The Polar Express' brings magic to Northern Nevada families on V&T
• GOP delayed by caucus date change
• Sierra Lutheran to dedicate new campus on Sunday
• Jumping for fitness: One for the books
• Find Nevada Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Nevada haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• IHOP to reopen at same site
• Suspect in Reno killing of Carson man arrested in California
• Berkley Opposes Trade Agreements That Will Destroy Nevada Jobs
• Berkley Recognizes 100th Anniversary of Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce In House Floor Remarks
• Baccarat dip hurts August gaming win
• Design decided at Eagle Valley Middle School
• Sheriff's log Oct. 12
• Woman jailed in bank robbery
• Board limits state workers
• U.S. backs $2.5M in local business loans
• Special master suggests parties in redistricting battle work it out
• Romney in debate: I can work with 'good' Democrats
• Nation & World briefly
• Students seeking costume donations for needy kids
• Nevada's new USFWS boss is Idaho bull trout expert
• LA firm recalls ground beef over possible E. coli
• Dow down 17 a day after big gain
• GOP senators vote to defeat Obama's jobs bill
• Local briefly Oct. 12
• Dawn Oxley sentenced to 90 months on drug charges
• Woman jailed in South Carson bank robbery
• Bucking the market and building
• Electrical fire closes bakery for day
• Carson woman killed in 50A crash
• 11 cats rescued from VC home after owner died
• Work on Carson freeway continues - slowly
• Sandoval charges education council with reforming data information in public schools
• Capital investment board members named
• Supreme Court hits the road this week
• Republicans, Democrats spar over Hispanic vote
• Egypt's military vows to get tough after clashes
• Nation briefly Oct. 11
• Sheriffs' log
• V&T commission takes first step toward getting counties to help pay
• Monday's crossword
• Guard member injured in IHOP rampage to tie knot
• Paul McCartney weds in nostalgia-filled ceremony
• Unemployed seek protection against job bias
• 24 dead in worst Cairo riots since Mubarak ouster
• Yemen president willing to leave
• Libyan forces claim gains in Gadhafi's hometown
• Protesters want world to know they're not just troublemakers
• Kids & Horses hires a new business and volunteer manager
• Carson City Road Report
• Touch of Class craft fair starts Friday in Gardnerville
• Special ops, CIA first in, last out of Afghanistan
• Nearly 2,000 birds die at a Fallon lake
• Homeless Connect reaches out to hundreds
• RTC considers freeway landscaping
• William Creekbaum: Should you consider tax swaps in your investment portfolio?
• Nevada Library Association meets to discuss future
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Are you safe from ID theft?
• BLM to remove some 6,000 more wild horses in West
• Transport company opens facility
• 'I'm so lost without him:' Carson City woman grieves fiance after IHOP shooting
• Business Licenses
• Joist maker boosts Fallon's economy
• Business Briefly
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Dancing through life
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 8
• Mother of fallen South Tahoe soldier talks about son's life
• Deck the town with scarecrows
• Seeliger hosts annual pumpkin patch
• Suspect named in fatal Reno shooting of Carson man
• Washoe Valley trail guide discovers treasure hunt prize after five clues
• 103,000 jobs added, but it's not enough
• Nevada Redistricting: High court refuses to block masters from drawing maps
• Dozens testify at SNWA water permit hearing
• Murder warrant issued for man suspected in Reno killing
• Storey County imposes conditions, OKs exploration by Comstock Mining
• Vehicle sought in shooting death of Carson man
• For the love of reading
• Nation & World Briefly
• Apple's mystique may grow with Steve Jobs' death
• Retailers report solid gains for September
• A job is becoming a dim memory for many unemployed
• Defiant Obama challenges GOP on jobs bill
• Jackson death investigator acknowledges mistakes
• African-American artifacts from Comstock to be displayed in Ore.
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 7
• FISH food bank mourns loss of 'cereal lady'
• Apple's co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Nevada Day Treasure Hunt Clue No. 4
• Navy SEAL weapons case trial nears end in Vegas
• Palin won't run for president
• Senate Democrats add millionaire tax to jobs bill
• Early fall storm hammers California raisins in fields
• Plans revised for sharing city's proposed athletic complex
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 6
• Woman expected to plead in DUI fatal
• Carson City man celebrates 90th birthday
• Mayor accompanies Fritsch students to school
• Nevada Supreme Court sets redistricting hearing
• Secret Witness offers $500 reward in armed robbery attempt
• Sandoval pledges to copy Florida, fix schools
• Casinos focus on upping amenities, not gambling
• Police: IHOP weapon fully automatic assault rifle
• Bernanke warns recovery 'close to faltering'
• Tuscarora evacuation lifted in NV fires
• Former Ensign aide accused of domestic battery
• Casino industry seeking new online poker bill
• Evacuations lifted in Smith Valley fire
• No plans yet on what to do with IHOP
• State gets $240,000 to promote exports
• NVEnergy hosts event for minority, female and disabled veteran business owners
• Man accused of probation violation
• NYC East River chopper crash kills 1; 4 rescued
• Nation & World Briefly
• State panel against raising jobless tax
• House sends White House a short-term spending bill
• First winter storm of season to bring wind, rain to area
• Get Healthy Carson City: Health department and animal services reach out to community
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 5
• Court asked to force redistrict ruling
• Nevada Day Treasure Hunt Clue No. 3
• Berkley: Protect U.S. Jobs Against Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Crossover careers: How to plot your switch
• Options in foreclosure
• Winning outhouse racers are on a roll
• What to do if you don't want political calls in the future
• Super Couponing: Breaking bad - When shoppers abuse coupons
• Frugal Village: Keep cleaning, baking supplies handy, plus other reader tips to make life easier
• Anti-Wall Street protests spread nationwide
• Body art: A pigment of imagination
• State Briefly
• World Briefly
• Nevada steps up for turn in spotlight
• Smith Valley fire still a threat to homes
• Carson felon jailed in Washoe County
• Sheriffs' Log Oct. 4
• Nevada high court asked to takeover redistricting
• Property manager warns of rent scams
• How to resign from your job ... write
• Nevada Day Treasure Hunt Clue No. 2
• Carson gangs suspected in fatal Reno shooting
• Nevada Day Treasure Hunt Clue No. 1
• Monday's crossword
• NV GOP moves presidential caucuses ahead of Fla.
• Nevada's turn; spotlight turns here this month
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Yemen's al-Qaida remains threat after drone strike
• Supervisors to meet with CCCVB over future direction of bureau
• Many government retirees also get public paychecks
• Parade of potties kicks off VC's annual outhouse races
• Congress' dysfunction long in the making
• Nation briefly
• Library News & Notes: OverDrive will benefit from eBook sponsorships
• Nevada briefly Oct. 2
• Jackson doctor trial focuses on final moments
• Heavenly reacts to the Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows merger
• Forest Service to burn Angora piles this fall
• Police arrest Canadian child molester in South Tahoe
• New BlueGo routes start Monday
• Math and science are taking flight
• Local briefly Oct. 2
• Carson Station new ownership hopes to attract locals
• 2,151 immunized in drive-through flu clinic
• Virginia City in top three for most haunted town contest
• No estimate for containment of 1,200-acre Burbank Fire
• 700 arrested after protest on NY's Brooklyn Bridge
• State Briefly Oct. 1
• Nation & World Briefly Oct. 1
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• Funeral for Reno air show pilot held in Florida
• NV Energy cuts electric, gas rates
• 141 new laws take effect today
• Carson City deputies welcome Fraternal Order of Police
• Rival accused of killing Hells Angels boss caught
• Sheriffs' log Oct. 1
• Chicken wing king invites families to attend Carson Station's Wing Off
• Wildfire threatens several homes in Smith Valley
• Debit card fees the latest unwelcome change for checking account customers
• Economy gaining but not enough to cut unemployment
• Nevada Day Treasure Hunt offers a little history, plenty of mystery
• Conte won't fight extradition to Ark.
• Economist voices cautious optimism for recovery
• New department chief received pay for 2 state jobs
• Full Tilt Poker's license revoked over finances
• Region Briefly Sept. 30
• 2-step cellphone ban starts Saturday
• Carrigan found guilty of child neglect
• Hundreds of plants, animals up for new protections
• Census: Hispanics fuel US white population growth
• Nation & World Briefly Sept. 30
• Retired Nevada IRS agent, lead Conforte investigator, indicted on prostitution-related charges
• NHP warns drivers to watch for roaming wild horses
• Witness: Carrigan was reluctant to call for help
• Obama administration approves solar loans in Nevada, Arizona
• Taxable sales up, but not in Carson City
• World Briefly Sept. 29
• Nevada among 26 states appealing health care law to Supreme Court
• Nevada prepares to change GOP caucus date
• Regional Briefly Sept. 29
• Hopefuls for Nev.'s new House districts seek votes
• Hungry families strain Salvation Army
• AG announces settlement with Morgan Stanley
• Neighborhood haunted house back with a vengeance to help needy
• Typhoon rains flood Philippine capital, kills at least 16
• Prison's True Grit program wins award
• Feds double adoption grant to state
• Squaw Valley acquires Alpine Meadows
• Merkel: Germany wants 'strong Greece' in eurozone
• Congress dodges one crisis, now on to the next
• Woman held in hit-and-run of boyfriend
• Stepfather's child-abuse trial starts
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 28
• NV Energy ends pursuit of Carson-Dayton power line
• Berkley Unveils $7 Million Grant to Help Fund Gear Up Partnership Programs at UNLV
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 27
• Man jailed in Virginia City motorcycle wreck
• Vision for schools to be presented
• Schools to receive nearly $10 million rebate
• Tiffs in the workplace
• Curb the stress of school expenses by prioritizing
• Super Couponing: Savings expert answers a grab bag of coupon questions
• Nation & World Briefly Sept. 27
• Police: Casino video shows Nevada shooting
• Claim deduction for office in home
• Washington Watch: Senior programs still in jeopardy
• Frugal Village: Scentsational solutions for fall
• Prison program deals with senior inmates
• Nevada police stay on alert after biker shootings
• 17 state AGs favor watershed divide
• Hundreds mourn air race victims at Nevada memorial
• Monday's crossword Sept. 26
• Northern Nevada reels from 3 deadly tragedies in months
• Bear hunt permanent after panel approval
• 4 motorcycle accidents keep officers busy on SR341
• Business briefly Sept. 25
• Hells Angel boss dead in casino shootout
• Disaster-recovery workshop slated
• Carson City industrial space begins to fill
• Meet Your Merchant: Sausage Factory offers link to the past
• Chicken Wing-Off comes to the Carson Station
• Marlette water system enters 21st century
• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit US
• World powers seek to contain Europe debt crisis
• Nation briefly Sept. 25
• Putin to run for Russian presidency in 2012
• Carson City Road Report
• Research center adds new facet to Tahoe science
• Forget summer: Anticipation for snow starts to surface
• Highway Patrol K-9 troopers threaten to quit
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 24
• Lyon County school enrollment is down again
• Grimes Castle offers haunted journey into the Dungeon
• Lyon County infant death under investigation
• Air Races Crash: NTSB focusing on aircraft part
• Suspect ID'd in near-fatal hit-and-run
• Local briefly Sept. 24
• Challenging Einstein is usually a losing venture
• Nation briefly Sept. 24
• Berkley Opposes Republican Cuts to Jobs Programs in Disaster Funding Package
• Berkley Unveils $3.4 Million Grant to Expand Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery
• Woman sought after boyfriend critically injured in hit and run
• State Briefly Sept. 23
• Dugard sues feds over failure to monitor abductor
• Senate Democrats vow to reject clean energy cuts
• 'Chicken Wing King' brings new event to Carson City
• Public input period set for water hearings
• Sandoval names 15 member Teachers and Leaders Council
• Nation & World Briefly Sept. 23
• Old NASA satellite to tumble to Earth today
• Advisory board members vote to continue bear hunt
• Woman sought for running over man
• Classes growing for firearms instructors
• Dugard sues feds over failure to monitor abductor
• Email asking for help is a scam, according to Sheriff
• Million young adults get health coverage under law
• Russell sets deadline for drawing legislative-congressional maps
• Fruit Barons start picking with big plum harvest
• Filmmakers host open call
• Pilot in stable condition after crash at Truckee airport
• Lawman's visit spurs protest plans
• Sheriffs' log for Sept. 22
• $400B plan to help economy
• Crews get handle on Goni brush fire
• Dumping suspected in Taylor Creek spill
• Experts: Pilot likely unconscious in Reno crash
• Salazar says solar push to continue
• Chanel files Internet trademark lawsuit in Vegas
• UPDATE: Crews control Goni fiire
• Dayton man commits to 100 miles
• Democratic Central Committee grand opening Friday
• Please remain seated as race teams gear up for outhouse competition
• 60 role models sought in 60 days
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 21
• DUI checkpoint Saturday
• Free classes in Douglas, Carson for young drivers
• Vandals break windows on 12 vehicles
• Air race crash death toll at 11
• Sheriff testing high-speed plate scanner
• Feds: Full Tilt Poker site was Ponzi scheme
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit - and where?
• U.S. military ends to ban on gays serving openly
• Legislative cuts reduce unfunded obligations to state employees
• Death toll rises to 11 in crash at Reno air races
• Sheriff's Log Sept. 20
• Popular bar-restaurant celebrates 15 years
• Carson City election results certified
• John Bullis column: Planning for a terminally ill person
• Tax the rich, Obama says; class warfare, says GOP
• Local scientist challenges Einstein's relativity theory
• Gardnerville man among Reno victims
• 2 Marines die in Calif. chopper crash during training exercise
• Search for Nevada tourism director down to three
• Report: Air, water safe around Nevada test site
• Holbrook fire cause undetermined
• Gardnerville man reported to be among crash victims
• 10th person dies from injuries in Reno air crash
• Monday's crossword
• NV redistricting fight goes before judge Wednesday
• Plane in NV crash had 'radical' changes to compete
• 'Modern Family,' 'Mad Men' win big at Emmy Awards
• Business briefly
• Professionals earn their wages
• Nevada State Prison down to just over 200 inmates
• Nebraskans mourn for Guardsman shot at IHOP
• Death toll mounts in Reno Air Race crash
• Constitution Walk offers a look back
• Library News and Notes: Bicycling on agenda
• Carson City Road Report
• Clerk-recorder to present supervisors with canvass of special election vote
• Protecting your data
• Horses killed in Mound House traffic accident
• Jobless rate up for 3rd straight month
• John M. Laxalt, brother of former US senator, dies
• School district enrollment grows by 6
• 'It came straight down'
• Sheriffs' Log Sept. 17
• Sandoval to Obama: Ease mining rules
• Gov. Sandoval says he won't run for Perry's vice president
• Dayton falls to Lowry
• Berkley Unveils $2 Million in Grant Funding For National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges "Model Court" Training Program
• Small but mighty Dayton Pantry feeds 1,400 a month
• Debt panel can start on major tax changes, Boehner says
• Defying orders, a hero Marine saved other troops
• Ammo, weapons among items found in IHOP shooter search warrants
• League changes leadership
• Oprah given exclusive access to safe opening
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 16
• Maps, Hispanic clout disputed in briefs
• Appointees to economic development board announced
• Suit in fatal NV Amtrak crash says door locked
• House swears in 2 new GOP members
• Advisory group of concerned residents will work on Tahoe water issues
• Fund set up fund for IHOP victim's kin
• Bear hunt rules back before board
• City Center Project moves forward without sales tax increase
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Nevada NV
• IHOP SHOOTING: Warrant receipt details items removed from Sencion home, vehicle
• GOP touts Nevada win; Dems downplay 2012 fallout
• NASA unveils giant new rocket design
• River cleanup offers chance to get involved
• Walk for the Constitution offers chance to reflect on freedoms
• Crisis group coming to Carson City to help with post-shooting emotions
• Willis honored for years of service to Carson City
• Fallon's Getto family honored
• Sen. Dean Heller: Limit feds' ability to establish monuments
• Area tribes win federal grants
• Meet Your Merchant: WonderBus day care is on the move
• IHOP shooting: Surveillance video captures terrifying 77 seconds (with video)
• Berkley Praises $1.075 Million Grant for Southern Nevada Early Head Start
• Rombardo to address national narcotics officers' associations
• IHOP SHOOTING: Shooter's mental issues surfaced quickly
• Congressional District 2 Special Election: Amodei wins special House election
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 14
• Boys sentenced in Ray May fire
• Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval endorses Rick Perry for president
• Carson City relents on paying the state
• Local briefly Sept. 14
• Report rates state of Carson schools
• Study: Carson on road to recovery
• Polls close in Nevada special US House election
• Sandoval endorses Perry for President
• Be vigilant against business embezzlement
• Slain soldiers honored at memorial service
• Rumors persist in IHOP investigation
• Sheriffs' Log
• Man jailed in death of Sparks woman
• Gaming win up for 3rd straight month
• Special election today for House seat
• Berkley Statement on Israel - Turkey Relations
• Berkley Announces $140,000 in UNR Grant Funding To Help Spur Jobs, Economic Development In Nevada
• Berkley Vows Continued Fight to Block Yucca Mountain Following Latest NRC Ruling
• Monday's crossword
• Slain soldiers remembered
• Scenes from the 9/11 anniversary
• Nevada memorials marking Sept. 11, 2001, attacks
• 9/11 10 years later: Terrorist attacks change scope of Nevada Guard
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• Heroes Remembered Blood Drive draws dozens of donors
• Twin Tower survivor recalls Sept. 11 attacks
• Body found in hills identified
• 'Turning the Corner' Critical Issues Conference scheduled
• C Hill flag stands as firm reminder of 9/11
• Carol Perry: Fiscal disaster can strike overnight
• Maker of weighing systems buys building for Fernley plant
• Business Briefly Sept. 11
• Exam schools cut prices, widen sights
• Unemployment hits hardest at men, minority groups, the young
• Firefighters expect containment this morning on Holbrook fire
• Supervisors to decide whether City Center Project dies or flies
• Carson City seeks solace after IHOP shooting
• Carson City Road Report Sept. 12-18
• 9/11 10 years later: 9/11, minute by minute: Chaos and 1 man's escape
• Body found in hills identified, police calling death a homicide
• Sources: 2 terror suspects may be US citizens
• Local briefly Sept. 10
• Incline resident recalls September 11, 2001
• Bat found in Carson City tests positive for rabies
• Camel races bring welcome relief
• Woman's body found near Deer Run Road
• Ceremony dedicating I-beam to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
• NRC allows closure of Yucca waste dump
• Details emerge of quiet, troubled IHOP gunman
• District 2 special election: Nearly 6,000 turnout for early voting
• Debt reduction panel kicks off work
• Lightning possible cause of fire
• IHOP SHOOTING: Carson City's National Guard unit loses key players
• IHOP Shooting: Trying to answer the 'Why?'
• Lake Tahoe on Full display Saturday
• Officers nab ROP escapees
• Citizens lodge objections to Storey mining decision
• Annual World's Greatest Barbecue benefits Boys & Girls Club
• Raymond to serve as interim publisher
• IHOP Shooting: Guardsmen remember fallen soldier
• Spooner reopened, fire contained
• Grand marshal named for camel races parade
• Meet Your Merchant: Feed store in business nearly 40 years
• IHOP SHOOTING: Community seeks help with grieving
• IHOP SHOOTING: Sencion recalled as 'quiet, nice'
• Firefighters gain ground against Texas wildfire
• Candidates in House race have dueling ads
• Amodei, Marshall make final push toward Tuesday's special election
• IHOP SHOOTING: 'There were bullets flying everywhere'
• IHOP SHOOTING: Friends, family remember victims of shooting
• Berkley Announces $550,000 Grant to Reduce School Violence in Nevada
• 3 hurt in Nev. shooting released from hospital
• Shooting victim remembered
• Memorial books set up for families of victims
• Shooting victims identified
• Carson City Live Chat
• Texas fires kill 4, destroy more than 1,000 homes
• Gold fever fuels a crime spree
• Berkley's efforts for kidney care may raise questions
• IHOP SHOOTING: Community leaders mourn for victims
• IHOP SHOOTING: Mass shooting shock N. Nevada residents
• Obama to propose $300B to jump-start jobs
• Time for flu shots, some may get a tiny needle
• Poll: OK to trade some freedoms to fight terrorism
• CDC: Adult smoking rate edges down
• IHOP SHOOTING: Gunman's motive remains a puzzle
• IHP SHOOTING: Multiple 911 calls paint chaotic scene
• Berkley Statement on Carson City Tragedy
• Carson City gunman kills 3, self in IHOP attack; 8 hurt
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 6
• Super couponing: Search online for organic, special diets coupons
• What to expect when estate planning
• Cancer center celebrating 5 years with food, music
• Frugal Living: New, crafty uses for plastic ice cream tubs
• Research facility wants raises to fight drain
• State lawsuit names banks in federal complaints
• Power of (office) politics
• Commentary by Elliott Parker: Why hasn't the economy recovered?
• Commentary by Will Durst: Another Texas governor wants to lead
• Nation & World Briefly
• Lee's remnants spawn Ga. twisters, drown Miss. man
• Monday's crossword
• Hohl dealership remodel under way
• Big Burning Man desert finale is drawing near
• Republicans push turnout in Nevada House race
• Disasters in US: An extreme and exhausting year
• Comstock Civil War Re-enactors offer step back in time
• Congress returns, unpopular as well as divided
• Man accused of stealing cemetery vases for money
• Stateline-to-Stateline Bikeway Path to top Parks Commission agenda
• State's new administration director uses experience to meet challenges
• Library News and Notes: September is National Library Card Sign Up Month - So much value from one free card
• Road Report Sept. 4
• Maker of weighing systems buys building for Fernley plant
• Business Briefly Sept. 4
• Creekbaum: Employee education can effectively boost 401(k) participation
• Genoa company offers low-temp geothermal
• Bear hunt opponents march at Capitol
• Cancer foundation aims to empower: 'Recovery happens in your head'
• State eliminates tax rebates for seniors
• Officials warn slow summer start doesn't guarantee slow fire season
• State retirees caught in insurance snag
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
• Sketch released in missing South Lake Tahoe woman case
• State tribal leader, BLM in US court cattle battle
• Community Briefly Sept. 3
• Restaurant melee ends with six arrests
• DUI checkpoint set for Monday
• Burners bask as temps rise in desert
• Woman charged in fatal stagecoach wreck
• Former Angle supporter writes campaign book
• Comstock Mining project takes another step
• Supervisors: Ghost Walk doesn't die
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 2
• Small but mighty Dayton Pantry feeds 1,400 a month
• Carson teacher suspended in sex inquiry
• BLM task force urges safety in helicopter roundups
• Bomb squad called out for suitcases
• NDEP approves Comstock mining project permit
• Reid: Things bad in Congress but have been worse
• Special election funding approved
• $23M released to pay interest on unemployment loans
• Deputy revives baby from near drowning
• Alleged killer to fight extradition
• Judge takes BLM to task over horses
• Nail salon still going strong
• TRPA, developers win Sierra Colina suit
• Sierra Lutheran, Tahoe district set up bus plan
• Sheriffs' log Sept. 1
• Carson City named 'Runner Friendly'
• Great Lakes, Mississippi River basin split sought
• Spirit the kitten dies
• Housing market creeping upward
• Boys admit campfire set Ray May fire
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 31
• Mono authorities clear 13,000 marijuana plants
• Bike shop hosts free triathlon clinic
• Bear hunt toll up to seven
• Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare gives $80,000 donation to WNC nursing program
• Teen located unharmed in Douglas County
• Frugal Living: Plan ahead and enjoy frugal holiday fun
• Super Couponing: Out-of-stock woes
• After deficit fight charities face even cuts
• Narrowing focus can help the talented land jobs
• Interview tips: Hit the books beforehand
• Lyon County enjoys No Child Left Behind successes
• Carson man jailed after being found with female minor, meth
• Sex offender jailed after viewing child porn at library
• Carson-state taxable sales finish strong
• Community briefly Aug. 30
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 30
• Teachers union gives Legislature ugly report card
• Past Pages Aug. 30
• Tiger welcomes St. Teresa students to school
• Bandit hits library
• Voters call for Congress to work together, compromise
• Monday's crossword
• Irene: Wet, deadly and expensive, but no monster
• Elko County wants end to 15-year-old trout case
• Artists plan to bring more art projects to Reno
• Tea Party Express stops in Nevada, Utah Sunday
• Dance classes start in September
• Sen. Heller gives GOP response, blasts Obama
• Tea Party Express kicks off tour
• Community briefly Aug. 28
• Carson City road report Aug. 29- Sept. 4
• Officials consider redevelopment funds for Ghost Walk
• Early voting numbers exceed expectations
• Convention and Visitors Bureau, lodging properties seek common ground
• Storey establishes development agency
• Business briefly Aug. 28
• Gibbons returns to roots in exploration geology
• Al-Qaida's No. 2 reported killed by US in Pakistan
• Hurricane Irene dumps foot of rain; 2M powerless
• Mark Amodei and Kate Marshall focus on budget, deficit
• Enel adds solar operations to Fallon-area geothermal site
• Business licenses Aug. 28
• Allen Rowe: Numismatic organizations
• Fireworks show ignites outrage
• Irene still a dangerous Cat 1 as storm nears NC
• New casino rules force changes at Dotty's
• Minden air show is this weekend
• Community briefly Aug. 27
• New principal takes helm at Dayton High School
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 27
• Gov. Brian Sandoval has been busy this summer
• Man charged in attack on fellow inmate
• Ex-Carson ER doctor faces murder charges
• Indian Hills boil alert lifted
• Tall in the saddle, Pony Express rides through Genoa
• Boil water alert lifted in Indian Hills
• Indian Hills water still on hold
• Uncle surrenders on murder charge
• Hurricane Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• 2 arrested after "significant manhunt"
• Nevada regulators propose Internet gambling rules
• State Breifly Aug. 26
• Storey County students get back to school
• Counselor rides 'loneliest road' for mental health services' sake
• Man guilty in pursuit, injury of deputy
• Poll: 87% in US disapprove of Congress
• Boil-water order may be lifted today
• Lawmakers OK new campaign form
• Sharron Angle to join Tea Party Express tour
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 26
• Teen hurt in Carson Street accident
• Trial set in sexual misconduct case against probation officer
• Uncle surrenders in teen alcohol death
• Trial set for probation officer accused of molesting women
• Uncle charged in teen's drinking death
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 25
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: NV Recycling dedicated to keeping material out of city landfill
• Ann Romney stumps in Minden, Reno
• Man sought in Dori Way shooting
• Dean Heller: Berkley wrong about my record
• To stay or go? Officials ponder Irene evacuations
• Without Steve Jobs, Apple must show it can still deliver
• Oil near $85 as traders eye Libya, Bernanke speech
• Is East Coast prepared for truly powerful quake?
• Indian Hills under boil-water order
• Update 5:06 p.m.: Man sought in Dori Way shooting
• Berkley Announces $1.7 Million for Expansion of Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow (FIT) Center to Help Nevadans Find Jobs
• Strongest quake since '44 jars East Coast
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 24
• Carson school district meets No Child Left Behind standards
• Nation and World Briefly Aug. 24
• Advice to panhandlers: Go FISH
• Irene weakens but remains big threat to US
• Millions of unseen species fill Earth
• Dow has its best gain in 2 weeks
• Adidas launches barefoot shoe
• Driver arrested in 2-hour chase
• Berkley cites jobs as her top priority, blasts Heller vote on employment bills
• Tests show no illegal drugs in Winehouse body
• Amodei, Marshall tout gun lobby support
• State Briefly Aug. 24
• Bellagio bandit gets 3 to 11 years for chip heist
• Man who vanished from Chicago taking plea in Vegas
• 700-pound bear killed in Douglas
• Legislative Commission plans interim committee appointments
• Back to School for Carson City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Man held after kidnap attempt, car chase
• Mayor condemns violence at 49ers-Raiders game
• Prison and NHP workers protest cuts planned for swing, graveyard shifts
• State Briefly Aug. 23
• Nation & World Briefly Ag. 23
• Survey: Recession unlikely but weakness will endure
• Frugal Village: Tips for creating simple meals for hot summer days
• Amodei, Marshall face off in second Nevada debate
• Sheriff's log Aug. 23
• DETAILS EMERGE IN BRUNSWICK SHOOTING: 'My friend bled to death out there'
• Performance reviews are a time to highlight successes
• Man jailed in rape of teen in home
• Now what? Unemployment do's and don'ts
• $83M in unclaimed assets goes to state
• Deaf man battling to join Army after auditing ROTC
• Monday's crossword Aug. 22
• Clashes near Gadhafi compound in Libyan capital
• House race focuses on Nevada's poor economy
• Shooting at UNR prompts dormitory lockdown
• 2 bears killed on opening weekend of Nevada hunt
• Man jailed in shooting death of friend
• Bighorn sheep to be released at Tahoe Reno Industrial Center
• 1st bear hunting season in Nevada starts Saturday with a protest
• Community briefly Aug. 21
• Youth awareness day connects tribal community
• Ray May Fire at 85 percent containment
• Carson City Road Report for Aug. 22-28
• Body of Carson City man found in Brunswick Canyon after shooting
• Lodging properties, visitors bureau at odds over putting 'heads in beds'
• Available trout habitat may decline with climate change
• Cut-and-sew plan boosting Douglas bid to apparel firms
• Dental supply company opens TRIC distribution center
• Business Briefly Aug. 21
• Business commentary by Carol Perry: Did you need more Dramamine this month or in 2008?
• Business licenses Aug. 21
• Texting, grand theft auto style; alarms pose risk
• Forest Service shocks fish to conduct survey
• Cogentrix solar farm applications denied
• David Henley: Lake Tahoe gives up one of its deadly secrets
• Will potential La Nia lead to another epic winter?
• Sheriff's office investigating possible murder
• Dayton Valley Days set for Sept. 17-18
• Ex-coach to be tried on child porn charges
• Oxley pleads no contest to drug charge
• Firefighters well on their way to containing Ray May fire
• Sheriffs' log for Aug. 20
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Fry's Electronics exec files for bankruptcy
• Fact Check: Recession is culprit in high U.S. debt
• Phoenix gets 3rd dramatic dust storm in 6 weeks
• State Briefly Aug. 20
• Rodeo clown hits road in NV for anti-bully cause
• West Memphis Freed: 3 men convicted in 1993 Cub Scout slayings go free
• Nevada's unemployment rate grows to 12.9%
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 19
• Wells Fargo to test $3 monthly debit card fee
• 2 injured in Geiger Grade accident
• Supervisors OK moving ahead with Carson River Park improvements
• State moving on health care exchanges
• Living With Fire program offers tips
• Man jailed in death of Carson boy, 3
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 18
• Core wholesale inflation up most in 6 months
• Accident leaves woman injured
• I-beam from World Trade Center to be unveiled Sept. 11 at City Hall
• Congressional District 2 candidates spar over taxes, jobs Medicare
• Berkley and Heller are far apart on Medicare issue
• Meet Your Merchant: Home Treasures thriving in new location
• A big bounce, ounce by ounce, as gold takes off
• Dugard kidnappers deny other abduction
• Ray May Fire: Pine View residents describe wildfire close call
• 15-year-old boys accused of starting Ray May fire
• Pine View residents describe wildfire close call
• Two teenagers arrested in connection to Ray May fire
• Brown: 'Sharp differences' exist regarding TRPA withdrawal bill
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 17
• Carson City Library: Girl Scout's fundraiser aims high: Books, library cards for youngsters
• Nation & World Briefly Aug. 17
• Merkel, Sarkozy propose eurozone government
• State Briefly Aug. 17
• Child welfare survey studies recession
• Holbrook mother, son arrested in alleged kidnapping
• Police: Solar vandal culprits are nabbed
• Environmental restoration of Lake Tahoe may depend on private dollars
• Obama has a big bullhorn for the political trail
• Perry's colorful tongue takes the national stage
• Highway 395 open after firefighters hold back wildfire
• Live Ray May fire chat in Pine Nuts south of Gardnerville
• Wildfire threatens Pine Nut homes
• Older, wiser - and looking for work
• Effects of debt ceiling agreement on Senior Corps Programs
• Obama attacks GOP field on bus tour
• Record rains trap workers in flooded NYC elevator
• Nation & World Briefy Aug. 16
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 16
• State Briefly Aug. 16
• Unearthed chips are rich in history
• Business owner cited in 2 fights
• Frugal Living: Cure after-school munchies with homemade treats
• Super Couponing: How many coupons should one shopper take?
• Serbia seeks to block execution of citizen in Nev.
• Monday's crossword
• Nation & World briefly
• Suicide bombers kill 22 in quiet Afghan province
• CVS drugs, Dotty's casino to open in Stateline
• Reid recommends Las Vegas lawyer for judiciary
• Student arrested in Vegas bomb threat case
• Questions surround San Francisco cell phone shutdown
• Summit opportunity to talk Tahoe transportation
• STATE OF THE LAKE: Algae, climate change compromised clarity in 2010
• Nation & World Briefly Aug. 14
• Obama sets sights on rural America to talk jobs
• Huge diamond forfeited in Ohio to be auctioned
• 2012 GOP race jolted with straw poll, Perry entry
• Community works on vision for school district
• Economic campaign promotes doing business in Nevada
• Upgrades planned for Carson River Park
• Poll: Carson Valley gas tax would drive customers north
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Skilled jobs go unfilled despite unemployment rate
• Eras clash on Nevada's Comstock
• Business Briefly Aug. 14
• From prison to border patrol
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Watch out for bad tax preparers
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 13
• Man guilty in misdemeanor manslaughter case
• Man convicted again of sexual assault of girl
• Man to be tried in repeated abuse of woman
• Officials confident City Center finance plan will work
• State Briefly Aug. 13
• State gets $10 million federal health services grant
• Vandals destroy Seeliger solar panels
• Panel asked to end sage grouse hunting statewide
• Nation & World Briefly Aug. 12
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 12
• State briefly Aug. 12
• PERS takes calm approach in stock market swings
• Up, down, up, down ... Dow up 423
• GOP candidates go after Obama - and each other
• 15th annual Lake Tahoe Summit: Federal, state leaders to meet next week
• ACORN fined in voter registration case
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Fed's low rates are no fix for economy
• Rural traffic stop yields record 452 pounds of cocaine
• 10 years later, N.Y. responders use upgraded communications
• Oxley seeks release for in-patient treatment
• Panty-wearing Wellington man jailed
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 11
• Casinos see growth trend as fiscal year ends
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Making people beautiful, inside and out
• 2 OK after plane crash in Washoe Lake State Park
• Mills Park Farmers Market
• Teacher's heart transplant successful
• Two unhurt in Washoe Valley plane crash landing
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 10
• Nation & World Briefly Aug. 10
• Reid names Murray to be debt panel co-chair
• Dow soars 429 points on Fed statement
• State Briefly Aug. 10
• Tumult on Wall Street threatens to spook consumers
• Soroptimists' train ride set
• Graffiti found in more visible locations
• London police hit streets in riots' wake
• Boy or girl? A simple blood test raises some ethical concerns
• State court weighs remote testimony
• Invasive mussels found on boat at lake
• Berkley Announces Funding To Prevent Underage Drinking
• City Center headed for supervisors
• Pet food donations sought for 'Give a Dog a Bone' week
• Coalition being formed to talk tax reform
• Ed. Secretary: States to get waivers on No Child tests
• Public invited to share vision for schools
• Sheriff's Citizens Academy set for September
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 9
• Hearing set for Carson businessman indicted by federal grand jury
• Dow plunges more than 634 points after downgrade
• Committee to discuss revised $49.6 million City Center Project
• Federal judge to hear billboard law challenge
• Nuclear commission to close Las Vegas office
• SEALs on rescue mission killed in Afghan crash
• Nevada receives $10M grant to help boost home health
• Monday's crossword
• Business Licenses Aug. 7
• Best in the Desert race fills hotel rooms across region
• Raven Technology ready, again, to roll out monitor system
• NCET: Volunteers stepping forward after funding and staff cuts
• City meetings coming up this week
• Nevada Appeal launches 'Steal the Deal' program
• Library New & Notes: Writing contests, book sale and more at library
• Nevada gay households up by 87 percent in 2010
• Reno TV station pulls GOP spot attacking Democrat
• Marshall slams Amodei on Medicare
• Carson City Road Report
• Economic impact of golf tourney may reach $20M
• Copter shot down, killing 30 US troops, 7 Afghans
• Business Briefly Aug. 6
• US debt downgrade raises anxiety, if not interest rates
• Metals-mining industry set for growth in northwestern Nevada
• Entrepreneur Expo set for Sept. 16 at Atlantis
• Las Vegan named to Nevada Economic Forum
• Business Commentary: To attract and retain business in Nevada, enforce the law
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 6
• Genoa OKs poetry festival contract
• Judge Russell: No conflict in election ruling
• NACO may demand refund of Indigent Accident money
• Reading for a better future
• Veteran 911 dispatcher signing off
• NASA spacecraft begins 5-year trip to Jupiter
• Controller touts debt collection tools
• Halstead to head nuclear projects agency
• Marshall slams Amodei on Medicare
• More details emerge in body recovery
• Berkley Announces Funding To Provide Job Training For Homeless Veterans
• Carson City judge denies conflict in CD2 ruling
• Flower basket turns up
• Kitten smallest victim of fire
• Roethlisberger trial to stay in Reno
• Sheriffs' log
• Paddlers replacing motorized boats on Tahoe
• State Briefly Aug. 5
• Supervisors give initial OK to utility fee hikes
• Ouch! That one will leave a mark: Dow falls 512 in steepest decline since '08 crisis
• Va. Tech locked down for hours over report of gun
• Census: Nevada households more multigenerational
• Roethlisberger trial to stay in Reno
• Census: Nevada households more multigenerational
• Missing flower basket turned in to Sheriff's Office
• Treasurer warns about bogus unclaimed property emails
• Tour bus full of riders overturns on NY roadway
• The next deficit deal: There's a rough road ahead
• Lucky dozen lawmakers to tackle hard stuff on debt
• City tries to enforce water limits with less personnel
• Judge rules Tahoe bear hunt can go on
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 4
• Sandoval sees somber side of war in Afghanistan
• Gold Hill shines this month
• Calif. lawmaker seeks changes after Dugard case
• Meet Your Merchant: New kids' dentist puts down roots, aims to please with Old West theme
• The next deficit deal: There's a rough road ahead
• Inmates lose PlayStations for using them as XXX-Boxes
• Russell names three masters to handle redistricting
• Tropical Storm Emily nears Dominican coast, Haiti
• Judge refuses to block bear hunt
• Flowers stolen from businesses, cemetery
• Medical history to be in Amtrak-truck crash report
• Sheriffs' log Aug. 4
• Union: Prison closing is ahead of schedule
• Video shows Nancy Garrido luring girl into van
• ID pending on body recovered from Lake Tahoe
• State Briefly Aug. 4
• Sandoval visits troops in Middle East
• Military police receive deployment send off
• Calif. death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Fernley man jailed after allegedly shooting boy
• Video shows Nancy Garrido, Jaycee Lee Dugard kidnapper, luring girl into van
• Obama signs debt bill after final Senate vote
• Frugal Living: Dip into summer parties
• Body recovered off Rubicon Point
• Senate debates debt limit bill, passage likely
• Region Briefly Aug. 2
• Teachers rewarded at Staples
• Sheriffs' Log
• Telephone interviews are just as important: Don't 'phone it in'
• Fame, fame: You, too, can be famous in your field
• Choose guardians for young children with care
• Job hunt: Call to apply
• Scientists stunned by surface of asteroid Vesta
• Collection of vintage cars up for auction
• Insurers must cover birth control with no copays
• Don't look at me ... I'm exercising!
• Putting childhood obesity to bed ... early
• Tips to turn your child into a better reader
• Super Couponing: Why coupon value can vary store to store
• Nation & World Briefly Aug. 2
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Community Briefly Aug. 2
• Giffords in House for first time since shooting
• Berkley Votes To Protect America from Default
• Deal in sight, global markets look up to Monday
• Monday's Crossword Aug. 1
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Tahoe group views donor's violations as serious
• Reno-Carson freeway nearing completion
• Perry: U.S. tipping but hasn't toppled yet
• Business Briefly July 31
• Jet from NY crashes in Guyana
• Mourners gather in Ark. for funeral of 4 siblings killed at Texas roller rink
• WNC News & Notes: Fall semester deadlines quickly approaching
• West Nile found in Mason Valley
• Trucking firm sues Amtrak, UP over crash
• Evacuations lifted from wildfire in Geiger Grade area
• Community Briefly July 31
• Lyon superintendent named president of state association
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle
• Health Department offers back-to-school vaccines
• Open house offers rare look at raptors
• Carson City Board of Supervisors consider rate, fee hikes
• Carson City Road Report
• Health Information Exchange moves closer to reality
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Carson City resident wins laughing-gas contest
• Mystery surrounds loss of records, art on 9/11
• Fire forces evacuations in Storey County
• Debt Deadline: State moves to claim cash before Aug. 2
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• Topaz Post Office up for closure
• Sandoval names two to PUC terms
• New mileage standards aim for less fuel, pollution
• Hearing on Nevada bear hunt suit canceled
• Judge approves Fernley flood deal
• Sheriffs' log July 30
• Panel: Local support crucial for nuke waste sites
• House approves debt bill; Senate rejects it
• 'Everything's gone'
• Rain helps control fire
• Strong thunderstorms reported in area
• Berkley: Republican Default Bill A Sneak Attack on Medicare, Social Security
• Fernley to pay $5M, Lyon County $1.3M in '08 flood
• $1000 reward offered in vandalism
• Senate Dems to move ahead with debt-limit bill
• City looks at hiring Calif. company to operate municipal landfill
• Baby boomers worry about finances, health costs
• Arctic scientist under investigation
• Train Ride: annual Soroptimist benefit
• CDC: Strokes rise among pregnant women, new moms
• Nation & World Briefly July 29
• Gardnerville man killed in head-on accident
• Calif. fires mucking up Nevada skies
• Learning through games
• Heller pitches bill withholding pay for lawmakers until budget OK'd
• Soroptimists' train ride set for Tuesday
• Sheriffs' Log July 29
• Republicans put off vote on debt limit
• Fatal accident south of Gardnerville
• Famed fossil isn't a bird after all, analysis says
• Nation & World Briefly July 28
• Norway PM: After attacks, make country more open
• 15 Nevada post offices studied for closure
• More beach to emerge at brimming Lake Tahoe
• $3 million loaned to Incline for water treatment project
• Community Briefly July 28
• Fear over debt fight hits Wall St.
• Fire agencies adopt identification system
• Sheriffs' log July 28
• Grower known for Buckaroo Bouquets grown under Nevada sky
• Update 3 p.m.: Fatal three-vehicle crash on 395 south in Douglas County
• Berkley Announces $1.2 Million in Grant Funding To Help Nevada Veterans Find Permanent Housing
• Analysts: Senate plan saves $2.2 trillion
• Winehouse family, friends attend singer's funeral
• Wu to resign in wake of allegations of unwanted sexual encounter
• Aid workers rush to help East Africa's 800,000 hungry children
• Norway victims reflect diversity suspect despised
• Conservative ire threatens GOP debt plan in House; vote is postponed
• New tests raise mussel worries at 2 reservoirs
• Carson City Community Center parking lot to be demolished, expanded
• Kinkead lot repair to create needed parking
• Fall WNC classes slated at Douglas campus
• Casino developer seeks Board approval
• Taxable sales show solid gains in May
• Sheriffs' log July 27
• Community briefly July 27
• Elder-care providers have troubled past
• Lyon County residents worry ordinance change would hurt advisory boards
• Learning how to landsail
• National Night Out event Tuesday
• Berkley to Introduce "American Jobs First" Act
• Fire forces evacuation of campground
• Local theater artist returns to instill history, direct 'Diary of Anne Frank'
• Mama bear and cubs released
• Sheriffs' log July 26
• Fire destroys colony home
• John Bullis: Key thoughts from the Simpson-Bowles report
• Probation officer to be tried in sexual misconduct case
• Fire in Alpine County visible to the south
• Bear and 2 cubs captured in west Carson
• Monday's crossword July 25
• NV ranked 15th for highest closing costs in US
• USFS to 9th circuit: Tahoe logging won't hurt bird
• Boehner preparing to move on debt limit
• Senior Follies: 'From Broadway to Hollywood'
• Creekbaum: Important to name IRA beneficiary
• Kids triathlon draws athletes for competition and fun
• Debt crisis: Deal sought to head off stock plunge on Monday
• NDOT searches for new way to pay for roads
• Norway police response slowed by location
• Nation Briefly
• Midnight vows make NY largest gay-marriage state
• Train collision in China kills 35, injures 191
• Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27
• Biomass Plant in Tahoe: TRPA: Proposed site won't work
• TRPA hires part-time COO
• Man declared dead in 1986 is found alive in Las Vegas
• LIBRARY NEWS & NOTES: The library's wow factor for the community
• Area host families sought for two exchange students
• Local briefly
• Carson City road report
• Planning commission takes on short agenda
• Made in Nevada vendors showcased in Gold Hill
• Business Briefs July 24
• Elko deputy fatally shoots dog that bit him
• A boom in corporate profits, a bust in jobs, wages
• Debt talks crisis: Boehner, Obama trading blame
• June jobless rate marks first increase this year
• Baked Apple: Heat wave hits urban northeast
• Lawmaker gets campaign funds case court date
• Assembly GOP forms caucus committee
• Judicial Ethics Committee issues two rulings
• Man questions arrests, latest charges dismissed
• Sheriff's Office warns about solicitors
• WAIF annual open house offers closeup look at owls, eagles, hawks
• Sheriffs' log July 23
• Extension helping Nevada neighborhoods become 'fire-adapted'
• Nation & World Briefly July 23
• Police: Oslo bomb, camp shootings domestic terror
• Tech earnings help stocks end week with solid gain
• Redistricting: 2 parties, 2 philosophies
• Express Scripts buying Medco for $29.1B
• Economy's spring slump could linger
• Rescue a reminder to avoid old dam
• Contract awarded for east-west water transmission main
• Sheriffs' log
• Bowers Mansion closes for roadwork construction
• Nation & World Briefly July 22
• Court asked to block logging at Tahoe
• Obama, House Republicans in endgame in debt talks
• End of an era: Last space shuttle comes home
• Donations raised at car show
• Graduating from poverty
• Treasurer's office returns $33 million to rightful owners
• Sheriffs' log July 21
• Sen. Reid: Default would endanger benefits for Carson, Douglas retirees
• Teen gets 10 to life in rapes
• Treasurer's office returns $33 million to rightful owners
• Secretary of state suggests list of candidates for redistricting panel
• Nellis Air Force Base to house new jets
• Authorities: 3 swept over waterfall presumed dead
• Nevada hopes to profit from insurance pact
• Miller issues emergency rules to repay counties for special election
• Nation & World Briefly July 21
• Festival celebrates Washoe heritage
• School supply drive to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• Cause still sought in C Hill fire
• Meet Your Merchant: Silk screening company's employees are Going Places
• Sandoval takes spin in driverless car
• Berkley Invites Nevadans to View Winning Silver State Works From Congressional Art Competition
• Berkley Announces More Than $1 Million to Fight Violence against Women in Reno
• Two killed, six injured in Highway 28 wreck
• Mound House man latest victim in series of fatal accidents in Carson Valley
• Former US Rep. Titus to seek new Nevada seat
• Vegas man gets prison in Canada prostitute case
• Officials moving to shutter Nevada State Prison
• Sheriffs' Log July 20
• Borders bookstore closing: Customers saddened by announcement
• Index: Western states still under economic stress
• Gem cutter reveals rare ruby
• Highway 28 reopened after fatal afternoon accident
• Man identified in Monday fatal in Minden
• Fatal accident shuts down Highway 28 in both directions
• Vet hospital to celebrate anniversary
• World Briefly
• Runners right at home in Carson City
• Obama threatens veto of House GOP spending cuts
• Borders seeks to liquidate
• Super Couponing: Beware photocopied and gang-cut coupons
• Tahoe being stocked with only native trout species
• Oceguera announces intention to run for Congress
• Put your kids into a house
• Stolen petroglyph returned to original home in Nevada
• Getting ahead: Craft a mission statement
• Americans turn to second jobs
• Entering the world of professional blogging
• Nevada lawsuit filed over 'GOPALIN' license plate
• Driver gets prison for cemetery drive
• Sheriffs' log
• Man jailed after beating of girlfriend
• California, Nevada teams win events at Firemen's Muster
• Commentary by Janice Ayres: Remembering why Gov. Guinn was great
• Frugal Village: Remove hairspray residue
• Borders Books files for bankruptcy
• Berkley Statement on Morocco Reforms
• Monday crossword
• Senior Follies, a journey 'From Broadway to Hollywood'
• Officials to set number of building permits
• Concert to benefit local girl
• Firefighters get upper hand on 123-acre blaze
• Plan in the works to rebuild aged shelter
• Relay for Life a celebration for survivors, memorial to those lost
• Road Report July 17
• Investing in Gold: Inflation - A two sided coin for gold and silver
• Food processors nibble at locations in Carson, Reno
• Business Briefly July 17
• Carol Perry: Everyone's life would be affected by a U.S. default
• Click Bond announces promotions and new addition
• Survey finds pay increases make return
• What I learned when I stepped off the edge
• Congress seeks debt solution
• Casey Anthony freed from Fla. jail early Sunday
• AAA/Toyota host car show
• Firefighters get upper hand on 74-acre blaze burning near rifle range
• Vegas man dies while mountain biking
• Sheriffs' log July 16
• Marshall's 1st-quarter donations in Congress run reach $246,000
• Wreck of Canadian schooner found in Lake Ontario
• Concert fundraiser raises the roof, and $25,000 for Greenhouse Project
• Rare opportunity to see 1879 steam fire engine fired up, pumping
• House passes energy bill $6B below Obama's request
• Lawyer: Illegal search warrants used in drug bust
• Federal appeals judge halts wild-horse roundup
• Roger Diez: Will things calm down after last week's controversy
• After manhunt, man found dead
• 10-year-old dies in accident
• Nevada Appeal Live Blog: Suspect found dead on hill
• Fire destroys home on Garnet Way
• House increases money for nuclear waste review
• Batjer services fill Presbyterian Church
• Police: Man's true identity revealed
• Safari Club advocates for Nevada bear hunt
• Lippold ends bid for U.S. House seat
• Federal judge to rule on Nevada wild horse roundup
• S.F. Fire Department color guard to offer toast at Firemen's Cemetery
• Time for the big flower bloom is now
• Residents expected to see increase in utility fees, landfill costs by Sept. 1
• Military police prepare for duty in Afghanistan
• Accident closes 395
• Vegas cops nab 208 pounds meth, arrest immigrants
• Sheriffs' log July 15
• Berkley Bill Restores Ability for Consumers to Buy Over-The-Counter Medicines without a Prescription Using Health Care Account Funds
• Carson native Lippold ends bid for US House seat
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Sassafras: As fun as its name
• Garrido victim gave him his handcuffs back, according to filing
• Thanksgiving Day miracle - revisited
• City Center Project: Changes to be unveiled in August
• Nevada to reduce energy assistance for needy
• Sunset commission suggests eliminating 18 boards
• Mother convicted of exploiting disabled son
• Sheriffs' log July 14
• Fighting cancer, one lap at a time
• Warren Engine Company to compete with 1847 fire engine
• Sandoval: TRPA withdrawal bill important for state
• Ethics panel criticizes Gibbons for 'eviscerating' bill
• Highway 88 reopened after fatal wreck this morning
• Berkley: Yucca Mountain Déjà Vu As Republicans Again Seek To Restore Wasteful Nuke Dump Spending
• Carson City live chat for July 13
• Ultra runner to traverse Nevada
• Sheriffs' log July 13
• Nevada Senate candidates raise combined $4.8M
• Several make appearances in court
• Team to do redistricting maps
• Gas prices level off after recent decline
• High Five Tour stops in Carson
• Nugget donates $100,000 to WNC for war exhibit to travel to D.C.
• May gaming win sees largest increase since 2006: Western Nevada doesn't share in good news
• More South Lake Tahoe victims of Phillip Garrido identified
• Community shows support for partnerships with schools
• More South Shore Garrido victims identified
• Court will name team of masters to draw legislative/congressional maps
• Carson City Live News Blog: July 12
• Intern experience boosts competitiveness
• Golf tournament to benefit Carson boy
• Gibbons joins mining firm board
• Man faces charges in fireworks blaze fireworks
• Douglas County officers arrest 1 in drug sting
• Heller: Dock Congress' pay during budget impasses
• BAWN Helping Hands Program applicants sought
• Lake level expected to continue rising
• Plane leaving from Carson City crashes into Utah backyard
• Man dies while trimming tree
• Help sought in track vandalism probe
• Sheriffs' log
• Frugal Living: Five easy ways to save
• Super Couponing: The life cycle of a coupon
• Somali children die en route to refugee camp
• Mind your manners in the office
• Jobs: Hide and seek
• Plane leaving Carson City crashes into Utah backyard; pilot has minor injuries
• Carson City live news blog: July 11
• Sharron Angle pushes faulty, incomplete data
• Singer's donation to wild-horse group criticized
• Calif. woman describes how she survived captivity
• Monday's crossword July 11
• Library News and Notes: So many authors, so many stories for this summer
• Hot time to be had at chili cookoff
• Visitors bureau votes on strategic tourism plan
• Colombian chopper pilots training at airport
• Transportation officials to hear NDOT work program
• Booker T. Jones just going with the flow
• School trustee looks to build local partnerships
• Carson City road report
• Transportation officials to hear NDOT work program
• Virginia City tourism bouncing back
• Fire burning along Carson River
• Brazil 11-year-old boy seems to attract metal objects
• Sen. Dean Heller calls for next Reagan
• Police officers say that wearing video cameras offers some protection
• Officials OK multi-purpose athletic center site, design
• Panetta: US within reach of defeating al-Qaida
• Nation & World briefly July 10
• Army amputee thrown from New York roller coaster, dies
• Betty Ford funerals to be in California, Michigan
• Debt deal may impact Medicare
• GOP Sen. Heller calls for next Reagan
• Sheriffs' Log July 9
• City's downtown farmers market receives national recognition
• Knecht takes on chancellor over new position
• Debt ceiling debate colors Nevada 2012 elections
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Arson suspected in C Hill fire
• School lunch prices increase
• Carson Tahoe named one of the most beautiful hospitals in the nation
• Juveniles accused of starting Reno wildfire
• Debt ceiling debate colors Nevada 2012 elections
• Carson City Live News Blog: July 8
• Ruling sets stage for election
• Park rangers: Bear in mauling protecting cubs
• Caterer hosts farewell benefit
• Shifting state services to counties: Fee, tax increases for residents
• Historic lamp presented to state museum
• Nevada election chief rules out mail only contest
• Singer Crow helps group fighting horse roundup
• Lawyer defends truck firm in Amtrak crash
• Sheriffs' Log July 8
• Supremes move to protect pension pay for senior judges
• Report: Father had meth in system
• Carson City Live News Blog: July 7
• Meet Your Merchant: Yogurt shop capturing the local sweet tooth market
• Las Vegas swears in new mayor
• Police: Teen dies after excessive alcohol consumption
• Sheriffs' Log July 7
• Lawmakers visit White House for budget talks
• Uncertain future for Casey Anthony after acquittal
• Exxon said failed Mont. pipeline was deeply buried
• Community briefly July 7
• Keep kids entertained and educated this summer
• Four to appear on ballot Congressional District 2 special slection ballot
• Nebraska victims latest to sue over Amtrak crash
• One of Nevada's longest-serving guardsmen dies
• Museum accepts donation of historic lamp
• 4 candidates on Nevada special election ballot
• Berkley Stands with Greece on Decision to Block Gaza Flotilla Effort
• Police: Boy dies from suspected alcohol consumption
• Carson City Live News Blog: July 6
• Carson Airport gets grant
• Sheriffs' Log July 6
• Four arrested in Stateline assault
• New laws protect cyclists, peds
• Community Briefly July 6
• Congressional District 2: Court sides with Nevada Republicans
• Dayton company fined for spill they say caused by ex-employee
• Storms, flood watches on horizon
• Sentencing Thursday for acquitted Casey Anthony
• Water transmission line work along Fairview to include bike path
• Storms, flood watches on horizon in Northern NV
• Nevada High Court upholds election ruling
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Carson City Live news blog: July 5
• Amtrak blamed in latest suit over deadly NV crash
• Walking across the country to raise awareness for transplant patients
• World Briefly July 5
• Crews mop up oil on Yellowstone River in Montana
• Space shuttle astronauts arrive for last launch countdown
• Planning for a successful business
• Making the right hire
• Social Notes: The company you keep
• How to successfully work a job fair
• Follow the rules when giving the gift of stock
• Frugal Living: Step up your decor with vintage ladders
• 11,000-acre wildfire east of Reno fully contained
• Flurry of weekend brush fires keep firefighters busy
• Record rainfall in Vegas thunderstorm; power back
• Spring Creek man breaks channel catfish record
• Fire near Gold Dust West
• Today's Fourth of July Events
• Monday's crossword July 4
• Nation and World briefly July 4
• Last Vietnam-era draftee is retiring from Army
• Exxon claims spill damage limited, gov. doubtful
• Lawsuit seeks to halt wild-horse roundup in Nev.
• Crews make progress on fire in northern Nevada
• Soroptimist club presents volunteer awards to students
• Judge backs scientists on polar bears
• Oddly Enough July 3
• Singer Jenni Rivera honored with Las Vegas star
• New laws will shape Sandoval's legacy
• Re-enactors bring Civil War to life w/ Fourth of July Events
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Nevada grateful for community support
• Final death count in Amtrak crash
• Athletic center site, design up for board approval
• V&T Full Moon Train Ride fundraiser
• Carson City Road Report
• Capital City Center gets facelift
• Can I come? Final shuttle crew besieged for favors
• Business Briefs July 3
• Post-9/11, a security blanket for a wounded nation
• No gold at the end of Social Security rainbow
• Cowboy poet Waddie Mitchell honored in Nevada
• Seminar to detail marketing support for agriculture exports
• Primary Children's Center receives $1 million from Smith's
• Tests show wireless network could harm GPS systems
• Washoe joins Clark County in seeking state refund
• Sheriffs' Log July 2
• FAA: Tired air traffic controllers can skip work
• Vulnerable feel the pinch of Minn. gov't shutdown
• Court dismisses nuclear waste suit
• Treasury confirms Aug. 2 deadline for raising debt limit
• Officials urge boating safety over weekend
• Water transmission line work along Fairview to include bike path
• Stocks close huge week with rally; Dow up 168
• Hot July 4th weekend rolling in
• Nation Briefly July 2
• Nevada considers cost of mail-in ballot
• Vehicle fire shuts down freeway
• Carson City Live News Blog: July 1
• New laws take effect today
• Sheriffs' log July 1
• Wacky West weather means snow on the 4th of July
• Woman killed in rollover, children unharmed
• Motorcyclist killed in fall off Highway 89
• Tahoe considered for world mountain biking summit
• Man jailed in attack on stranger
• Governor points wildlife commission in new direction
• Amtrak files suit against trucking company over fatal crash
• New Mexico fire pushes into canyon
• Molly's Gourmet Catering closing July 22
• Governor points wildlife commission in new direction
• Woman killed in Fernley rollover this morning
• Fourth of July evnts
• Amtrak sues Nevada truck firm over fatal crash
• Carson City Live News Blog: June 30
• School food program costs more than planned
• Officials: Hard work, sacrifice offer Carson City a bright future
• Sheriffs' Log June 30
• Judge orders Amtrak crash evidence protected
• Fireworks possession can result in citation
• Thursday Merchant: For Butler Meats, the quality is in the flavor
• Region Briefly
• Full Tilt's offshore gambling license suspended
• Rules enforced for Fourth weekend at Pyramid, Tahoe
• Healthcare reform has positives and negatives, say experts
• Nev. judge orders Amtrak crash evidence protected
• Carson City Live Blog: June 29
• Sheriffs' Log June 29
• Congressional District 2: Court takes arguments over special election
• Lawsuit filed over train crash
• Two Senators: Delay Medicare eligibility
• Spring buying boosts home prices in 13 cities
• 7 dead after Afghanistan hotel siege
• Wildfire rages near Los Alamos laboratory
• Nation & World Briefly
• Sassafras restaurant to open at B'Sghetti's location
• Plans nearly complete on school additions
• Police chase suspect seeks medical care out of state
• 1st lawsuit filed over Amtrak train crash
• Survivors describe horrific Amtrak crash
• Carson City Live Blog: June 28
• Frugal Village: Keep Epson salt on hand for your home or garden
• Super Couponing: The ins and outs of coupons for free products
• Study: Nearly 350 million diabetics worldwide
• Olive Garden opens doors
• Tougher Nevada campaign money laws come into play
• Carson veterinarian takes part in creating healthier animal shelter
• Hot jobs: Personal trainers
• From fun to jobs: Using social networking in the hunt
• World Briefly June 28
• Region Briefly June 28
• Trials set, others get prison Monday in court
• Sheriffs' Log June 28
• Carson City sees huge increase in taxable sales for April
• Medicare goes high-tech to head off fraud
• Charitable contributions - claim what you are entitled to
• Washington Watch: Seniors need to know where there candidates stand
• Blagojevich convicted
• Three more identified in deadly crash
• Investigators piece together Nevada Amtrak crash
• Olive Garden opens 4 p.m. today
• Carson City Live Blog: June 27
• Monday's crossword June 27
• Tougher Nevada campaign money laws come into play
• Utah snowpack forcing bears to lower elevations
• 5 still unaccounted for in Amtrak crash
• Authorities examine Amtrak wreckage for more bodies
• Municipal bond and municipal bond mutual funds: Know the difference?
• Business Briefly June 26
• Farmers welcome subscription sales
• Business licenses June 26
• Barger-Millard joins Coldwell Banker Best Sellers
• BAWN Helping Hands Program applicants sought
• Police briefs: Man found at bottom of pool
• 'Perfect weather' and 'stunning cars' at car show
• Carson High School alums graduate from Annapolis
• 2011 Legislature: Hurdles remain before counties take on state programs
• Growth management rate to be discussed
• Carson City Road Report
• Library News & Notes: Library works around the clock for super service
• Democrats pick Kate Marshall for Congressional District 2 race
• Bike poker run coming to Carson City on July 17
• Bighorn sheep face new pressures from lions
• Investigators to give update on train crash Saturday night
• Driver tried to brake before hitting Amtrak car
• Small wildfire burning at College and Nye
• State treasurer Kate Marshall wins Democratic Congressional District 2 nomination
• Feds look into truck driver killed in Amtrak crash
• NBC hosts networking breakfast
• Congressman introduces bill to allow online poker
• Price out of District 2 race
• Arberry faces six felony charges in campaign reporting case
• Sheriffs' log
• RSVP July 4th Celebration set for Mills Park
• Passengers recount horror
• Extreme Skills competition
• Feds look into truck driver killed in Amtrak crash
• At least two killed, several hurt in Amtrak accident
• VIDEO: Two killed, several injured in Churchill County train wreck
• Carson City Live Blog: June 24
• AG sides with city over Open Meeting Law violation complaints
• Legislators hope new laws slow foreclosures
• Roberson to head Republican Senate campaign
• Nevada's employment director resigning
• State Health Information plan wins federal approval
• EnEarl barred from ever sitting as a judge
• Community Briefly June 24
• Private equity plan launched
• Sheriffs' Log
• Police motor competition today and Saturday
• Gaming commission approves sale of Carson Station
• Tough pup still facing challenges
• Gaming commission approves sale of Carson Station
• Carson City Live Blog: June 23
• Wildlife commission changes coming next week
• CBO: Debt crisis looms absent major policy changes
• State Health Information plan wins federal approval
• Big city got you down? Stress study shows why
• Comstock hosts pet jamboree
• Help Austin's House win $100,000
• Piece of history from 9/11 to become Carson memorial
• Roberson to head Republican Senate campaign
• FBI arrests mob boss Whitey Bulger in Calif.
• Storms hit Kentucky Derby track; horses, humans OK
• Ariz. fire nears containment after burning forest
• Jet takeoff halted in close call at NYC airport
• Meet Your Merchant: The right fit for outdoor activities
• WILDFIRE AWARENESS: Fire danger higher, but later this season
• Sheriffs' log
• Berkley Statement on U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan
• Carson City Live Blog: June 22
• Giffords has memoir deal, Kelly retires from NASA
• Young top shots compete in national competition
• Workshops offer job search help
• Home sales fall to 2011 low
• Cruise contest for caregivers
• Program will show how city maintains its equilibrium
• State creates department of redundancy department
• Cigarettes will carry grisly new warning labels
• Walker on flood watch, Carson subsiding
• Region Briefly June 22
• City lawyer fires back over Lake Tahoe lawsuit
• Sheriffs' log
• Minden man killed in Gardnerville accident
• Granny fleecer gets probation
• Berkley Announces $49,000 in Grant Funding For Nevada Tribal Library Needs
• Carson City live blog: June 21
• Legislative Watch: Governor signs bills affecting seniors
• John Bullis: Inviting IRS to audit you - part I
• Humanitarian hikers stop over in Carson City
• Sheriffs' log June 21
• Study: Docs overtesting for cervical cancer virus
• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery
• McCain responds as wildfire damages border area
• US troops coming home? Obama to say Wednesday
• Mastrolucca protests veto of school breakfasts bill
• Conservationists battle city in Lake Tahoe fight
• $1 million available for water pollution prevention
• Museum's Ms. Penny to (semi) retire
• Get your foot in the door
• Frugal Living: Avoid frugal flops
• From fun to jobs
• Career stuck in neutral? Check your achilles' heel.
• Live in Carson City: June 20
• Monday's crossword June 20
• No action from Obama on guns
• Rare coin owned by Charles Mapes up for auction
• Plans for winter wild-horse roundup in NV opposed
• Open Space Committee considers Eagle Creek bridge
• Road Report for week of June 20-26
• Powwow celebrates Native American heritage, history and pride
• Brush fire erupts in Storey County
• Congressional District 2 election: Mark Amodei wins GOP nomination
• 'Tasters' fill downtown
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Healthcare reform: When politicians make a mess
• Business briefly June 19
• Liberty Entertainment ready for action
• Geothermal industry faces challenges as exploration widens
• Nation & World briefly
• Workshop, job fair for jobseekers available
• Circles Initiative looking for allies to fight poverty
• Ghosts expected for dinner party
• Local briefly
• Airport hosts open house
• Sen. Dean Heller has changed abortion stance in Congress
• Mark Amodei wins GOP nomination for Heller's seat
• Brush fire controlled in Storey County
• UN backs gay rights for first time ever
• Laundromat intruder not intruding
• Community turns out for Helaine Jesse Morres roast
• Animal shelter volunteer program seeks applicants to work with pets
• WNC budget - Lucey: Cuts deep, some faculty now at risk
• Unemployment fell in fewer than half U.S. states
• Sandoval OKs 79 laws, vetoes 9 on deadline day
• Sheriffs' log June 18
• Nevada jobless rate down near 3 percent from peak
• Alcohol maybe factor in Thursday wreck
• Chancellor warns changes coming including enrollment restrictions
• Internet braces for '.Vegas' and other not-coms
• Police: Baby was burned alive by mother in Nevada
• Nevada jobless rate down near 3 percent from peak
• Live in Carson City: June 17
• Sheriffs' log
• Witness 'It was like a movie': Man injured after slamming into wall, vehicles, power pole and hydrant
• Regents reluctantly suspend senior tuition breaks
• City to look at alternatives to woes of its municipal golf course
• Sandoval signs law reducing mining tax breaks
• Nevada governor signs law funding boxer drug tests
• Nation & World Briefly
• Layoffs ease, home building up
• Scientists ID mysterious flash in distant galaxy
• Lobbyist outlines hits to Carson City: Warns city to prepare for 2013
• Regents told Fire Science Academy deal should go through
• Regents are asked to restore cooperative extension funding
• Carson street open after accident
• Serial killing suspect kept photos, list of women
• Berkley Opposes Republican Plan to Slash Social Security Benefits for Nevadans
• Live in Carson City: June 16
• AP SOURCE: Weiner telling friends he will resign
• Sheriffs' log
• Brower hits Amodei on taxes, unions
• Meet Your Merchant: G&D Auto offers real solutions
• Fulstone Wetlands project blends parks, trails, open space
• Reid says GOP Medicare plan would deny Nevada seniors care
• Regent: Ag. Dept. should have cash available to help extension
• Despite efforts to revive it, Reid says Yucca Mountain is dead
• Legislative Briefly June 16
• US Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Carson firefighters help Arizona crews fight massive fires
• Lyon officials worry about flooding rivers and streams
• Berkley: Are Republicans Out to Make Nevada an "Interim" Nuke Waste Dump?
• Live in Carson City: June 15
• Lyon schools to maintain traditional schedule
• Nation Briefly
• Reports point to lower food prices, more hiring
• Community Briefly
• Sandoval abstains in wake of Supreme Court case
• Sandoval vetoes two more
• Sandoval signs bills implementing $17.9 billion budget
• Facebook vote Thursday for Senior center
• Program trains skilled workforce for manufacturing in a world market
• Several appear in District Court
• Sheriffs' log
• Social Security makes $8B in improper payments
• Texas superintendent: Community stunned about deaths
• B'Sghetti's closing its doors after 14 years
• Power back up in Dayton
• Berkley Blasts GOP Effort to Revive Wasteful Spending On Yucca Mountain
• Live in Carson City: June 14
• Creating win-win in the workplace
• You need to stand and deliver: Petrified of public speaking? It's time to get over it, and move ahead with your career.
• Fighting silence: Deaf students learn confidence and self-defense through art of karate
• Democrats go after GOP-leaning district
• Senior tax breaks eliminated
• Mohlenkamp replacing Clinger as director of administration
• nation & World Briefly
• Frugal Living: Going to the dogs: make your own canine treats
• Sheriffs' log June 14
• Stagecoach man sentenced to 375 years
• Texas teachers killed in Fernley wreck
• Super Couponing:
• Man dies in Mound House fire
• LEGISLATIVE WATCH: Nevada Legislature sine die - time for economic reforms
• Texas women killed in Fernley accident
• Snow, big run-off celebrated in water-hungry West
• Live in Carson City: Daily news blog
• Monday's crossword June 13
• Cold, wet spring may keep cricket numbers down
• NV-based defense contractor criticizes ex-employee
• NRC chief in hot seat for scrapping work on dump
• Blasts kills 34 in Pakistan, as CIA chief visits
• Sexting lawmaker, Anthony Weiner, wants to take leave from House
• Sarah Palin emails show engaged leader who sought VP nod
• Huge AZ wildfire spreads, health conditions worsen
• Libya rebels battle into key oil port near Tripoli
• 2012 troubles ahead for Obama in prized Florida?
• Bear hunt raises safety concerns
• Library News and Notes: The BRIC, a hidden gem
• 'History in Motion' freeway landscaping project moves ahead
• Animal services program ready for volunteers
• National Historic Trails additions to be considered
• Coin show raffle tickets on sale
• Investing in Gold: Sales tax for coins and bullion is a sore spot
• Second clinic opening at Walmart
• Exploration companies win legal battle
• Carson City road report
• Business Briefly June 12
• 2011 Legislature: Hits to benefits, compensation for state workers
• Minden entrepreneur believes Fire Puck next hot thing
• Aide: Time nearing for U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' hospital release
• TechCamps offer youths chance to learn and earn a computer system
• Family reacts to man's violent end
• Palin emails show her coping with rise to VP slot
• RTC awards several new projects
• Sheriffs' log June 11
• Sharron Angle: Nation needs more than pretty face
• 350 to decide nominee
• Animal cruelty, wildlife, gambling bills signed
• Gov signs wildlife director selection bill
• Silver Springs shooter dies
• Carson gym owner arrested on federal warrant for allegedly selling stolen military ammo
• 350 voters will decide Nevada GOP's House nominee
• Sheriffs' log June 10
• Sandoval says no special session for redistricting
• RTC awards several new projects
• Family creates memorial to shooter
• Chromalloy cuts another 41 positions
• Gaming win flat in April
• Nuke chief hid information about Yucca
• Dayton graduates say goodbye
• Berkley, Reid Announce DOE Loan Guarantee to Create More Than 300 Clean Energy Jobs in Nevada
• Always a Wildcat: Roast honoring Helaine Jesse Morres to benefit WNC
• California man killed in south Douglas County accident
• Meet Your Merchant: Bringing a smile to their faces
• State experts: Horse virus no longer threat in Nevada
• Stocks fall as Fed delivers mixed economic outlook
• Classic cars get emission test exemptions
• Merchants beat bankers in Senate debit card vote
• Oil rises as OPEC maintains production level
• School cuts go to bargaining as lawmakers leave
• Dini selected as Yerington mayor
• Purchase of Carson Station wins initial approval
• Millennium Scholarship gets funding boost
• Alleged copper thief nabbed
• Critics sue to stop Nevada bear hunt
• Prescribed burns at Tahoe may bring smoke
• Fatal head-on collision in south Gardnerville
• Scanner traffic: Officer shoots self in leg
• Nation & World Briefly June 8
• Obama concerned about slowing economy
• Legislature vacant in wake of sine die
• Sheriffs' log June 8
• Bill threatening TRPA withdrawal passes legislature
• 2011 Legislature ends with frenzied final hour
• Deputy offers tips on protecting property from burglars
• Local farmers markets kick off
• Man pleads in teen rapes
• Suspected shooter clings to life
• Pedaling his students to the moon
• Accident damages light
• Court Wrap: Sentencings, trials set in district court
• Go to the head of the class
• The 24/7 job hunt: How to be an active jobseeker
• Legislature: Senate passes bill lifting sunsets to complete budget deal
• Recent grads get failing grades in professionalism
• Nevada GOP urges against election date change
• Legislative watch: Legislature, Governor reach a budget
• Legislature: DNA collection bill dies
• Legislature: Construction defect reform bill dies in Senate
• Legislature: Lawmakers redirect fees to supply lawyers for poor
• Legislature: Lawmakers set aside $10M for Millennium Scholars
• Legislature: Democrats introduce last minute ballot questions
• Legislature: Tavern smoking bill clears legislature
• Legislature: 2 victories in Nevada crusade to tax mining
• Former Supreme Court Chief Cameron Batjer dies
• Legislature: Senate approves slot voucher bill
• Campus concealed weapons bill dies
• Legislature: Bill threatening TRPA withdrawal passes
• Legislature adjourns after spending final day on policy bills
• Lyon County police investigate murder, attempted suicide
• Live coverage of the Nevada Legislature
• Small stream flood advisory issued for Carson City
• Budget bills sent to governor
• Mining tax bill moves to final Senate vote
• Lawmakers approve bills to fix university funding
• Monday's crossword
• Assembly eases restrictions on smoking
• Supreme Court wants to set own staff salaries
• Carson graduates realize dreams
• Garrido sentencing brings closure to South Shore
• Gov. Brian Sandoval agrees to revive vetoed school bill
• Legends bike & car fest continues today
• Redevelopment citizens committee meets Monday
• Special election attracts political novices
• WNC News & Notes: Summer is a time for 'Perididdle' art at WNC
• Budget bills pushed through Legislature
• List of graduates from area high schools
• Private aircraft aid business; tourism gets a major boost
• Unemployment figures highlight need for free job seminar
• Carson City Road report
• Legislative Briefs June 4
• IDs released in fatal chase, shooting
• Rory Reid agrees to $25K fine in PAC case
• Sheriffs' Log
• Regional water plan to balance uses in Carson River Watershed
• Stocks post fifth straight week of losses
• Bleak jobs report dampens hopes of steady growth
• Dugard showed resilience in captivity
• Lobbyist calls construction defects reform inadequate
• Business Briefly June 5
• Berkley: New Analysis Shows Negative Impact of Republican Medicare Plan on Nevada's 1st Congressional District
• Developers pitch arena plans to Nevada lawmakers
• Police: Arizona man kills 5 before taking own life
• S. Dakota residents evacuate ahead of dam releases
• Mass. towns give thanks tornado toll wasn't worse
• Silence, vagueness from Democrats on Weiner photo
• Documents: Dugard too scared to escape
• Chairman says TRPA bill must work out by end of weekend
• High-speed chase results in 2 deaths
• City manager praised, but urged to communicate better
• Election reform bills approved by lawmakers
• Governor signs performance based budget bill
• Sandoval vetoes four bills
• Solar array complete at Seeliger; others to follow
• World speed record holder to share story
• Check forgery suspects sought
• Sheriffs' log June 3
• Silver State grads break out of the box
• Berkley Fights to Protect Homeland Security Funding for Las Vegas
• Berkley, Reid, Chu Announce Conditional Commitment for Loan Guarantee to Fotowatio Solar Project Near Las Vegas
• Garrido sentenced to life for kidnapping; Dugard's first public statement read by mother
• Two people dead in car chase that ended in Fallon
• Budget in place reforms education, collective bargaining, employee benefits
• Panel moves bill allowing food in smoking bars
• Concerts at the Cove return for third year
• Bill to withdraw from TRPA final hearing is today
• Nevada Health Centers breaks ground on new site
• Legends of the West Bike & Car Fest comes into town
• Former High Court Justice Batjer dead
• Meet Your Merchant: Carson couple doggedly seeking a finer frankfurter
• Sheriffs' log June 2
• Berkley Testifies Against Republican Efforts to Revive Failed Yucca Mountain Project
• BREAKING NEWS: Budget deal reached
• 9 days after tornado, rebuilding begins in Joplin
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands on Earth
• Our Opinion: Prison closure leaves hole in our community
• Vandalism halts bus service
• Budget deal close
• Dayton fire destroys home, claims pet
• Inmate tries to tunnel out of jail
• Panel ends mental health court uncertainty
• Court suggests delay for House election
• Sheriffs' log June 1
• GOP questions federal rules on healthier eating
• Hoopla, hype hover over unsettled GOP field
• House rejects debt limit increase without cuts
• Levees going up to protect South Dakota cities
• Fire burning in Dayton
• UPDATE: Buses will be running for midday, afternoon pickups
• Legislative Briefs for May 31
• Restrictions on cell use while driving wins Assembly approval
• Budget talks drag on into another night
• Heroes: Fallen honored at Carson City ceremony
• Legislative Watch: Seniors beware of Ryan's budget proposal
• Obama prospects might hinge on voter registration: Number of registered Democrats has fallen in economically battered Nevada
• Joplin victims offered existing homes
• Nation & World Briefly
• Super-Couponing Tips: Ethics - The darker side of 'Extreme Couponing'
• Take a Break: Skipping summer vacation can be hazardous to your health - and your career
• Summer job search: Tips for teens
• Horse virus postpones Pony Express ride
• Sheriffs' Log for May 31
• Felon good time credits bill passes on reconsideration
• Lawmakers chip away at bills on deadline day
• Senate approves bill easing restoration of ex-felon rights
• Memorial Day commemorated as troops continue fight in Afghanistan
• Assembly passes wedding, anti-graffiti bills
• Monday's crossword
• Nevada's double-dipping pension law under fire
• Budget negotiations continue through Sunday
• Obama tours twister-ravaged neighborhood in Joplin
• Nation & World Briefly
• Guy W. Farmer: Online purchases: Collect the sales tax
• Business Briefs for May 29
• Business licenses for May 29
• Regional businesses see boost from Silicon Valley recovery
• Community Briefly May 29
• Western Nevada College Class of 2011
• A celebration of heroes: Comstock celebrates Memorial Day with parade, car show
• Compromise on budget still sought
• Post 56 guard seeks to honor those who serve
• Regional museums join Blue Star program
• Library News and Notes: Summer is in full swing
• Board of supervisors: Regional water plan on tap for Thursday
• Legislative briefly May 29
• Senate Oks mining tax bill
• Assembly committee will vote on bill
• Study: Ban hasn't hurt restaurants, bars
• Carson City road report
• Authorities seek stabbing suspect
• Audience joins the fun at 'Rumplestiltskin'
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes
• Backyard storm shelters become relics of the past
• Sheriffs' log for May 28
• Fireworks available for use at Pyramid Lake this Memorial Day weekend
• Gas tanks are draining family budgets
• Bill to let Nevada dump TRPA passes Senate
• Carson officials vote to support amended TRPA bill
• Court ruling reaction: Even GOP sees elimination of sunsets inevitable
• Sandoval wants opinion clarified before committing to more revenue
• Stick horses used in contest amid equine outbreak
• Sixth woman testifies in probation sex case
• Nation & World Briefly
• Budget hole could be $657 million
• Berkley, Burgess Legislation Will Preserve Osteoporosis Testing
• Supreme Court knocks $62 million hole in budget: State can't take water coalition money
• Women testify against probation officer
• BLM asked to keep domestic horses from mustangs
• From destitute to business owner
• Nugget's ISO designation translates to greater efficiency, quality
• Registered sex offender re-arrested near Tahoe recreation center
• Sandoval amending budget: Possibly lifting sunsets
• Berkley Votes to Give America’s Troops A Pay Raise -- Republicans Vote to Block Combat Pay Increase
• Berkley Legislation to Give U.S. Troops Better Access to Telemedicine Included In Defense Bill
• Nevada panel votes to extend $712M expiring taxes
• Supreme Court knocks $62 million hole in budget
• Nevada redistricting gets another party line vote
• Sheriff looks for ways to beat crime: Furlong asks community to take proactive part
• Woman jailed in shoplifting rock assault
• Small county lobbyist warns of load state dumping on locals
• Former street preacher sentenced to life for kidnapping Elizabeth Smart
• Edwards could be indicted within days
• Fire destroys home of foster family
• Sheriffs' Log for May 26
• Meet Your Merchant: Gym reflects owner's CrossFit focus
• 2 new cases of equine herpes in Washoe Co; 3 in NV
• Car chase suspect wanted in Calif.
• Carson officials to take stand on bill to withdraw from TRPA
• Filing opens for Heller's seat
• Berkley Blasts Latest GOP Effort to Revive Wasteful Yucca Mountain Spending
• Fire claims house in VC Highlands
• Angle says she won't run in 'illegitimate' special election
• Dan Sadler named principal of Carson Middle School
• Republicans stick to Sandoval's budge
• New technology allows hot swap for hottest slots
• Appeal notices filed over special election ruling
• Bill to pull out of TRPA amended, heads to Senate floor
• Campagni helping raise funds for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Attorneys clearing way for rape trial
• Man jailed in bus disturbance
• Legislative Briefly for May 25
• Sheriffs' log
• NV Energy wins rate increase
• Gov. Sandoval meets with GOP lawmakers
• NV Energy wins rate increase
• Poker bill clears Senate committee, heads to floor
• Berkley Statement on Prime Minister of Israel Netanyahu's Address to Congress
• Sheriff's log May 24
• Legislative watch: Crunch time at the 2011 Legislature
• DUI charges dominate District Court docket Monday
• Tavern owners push change in no-smoking law for bars
• Carson man killed in rollover identified
• Body of missing Washoe Tribe member found
• Legal reasoning called absurd in special election
• 1st horse virus case confirmed in Nevada
• Senate panel tones down Tahoe withdrawal bill
• Money committees meet to roll back budgets
• John Bullis: Is my information safe at the IRS?
• Largest graduating class at WNC receives diplomas
• Berkley: Republican Plan To End Medicare Will Cost Nevada Seniors an Extra $5,862 Per Year For Health Care
• Company's plans to mine historic area opposed
• Officials: Virus not expected to halt Reno rodeo
• Tornadoes batter central US, kill unknown number
• '60 Minutes' report: Lance Armstrong encouraged doping
• Obama: '67 borders reflect longstanding policy
• Daniels exits 2012 race, puts supporters in play
• Apocalypse not now - and how we saw it
• Bin Laden seemed to stick to schemes he knew best
• Monday's crossword May 24
• Carson man killed in rollover south of Gardnerville
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Carson High scholarship winners
• Library News and Notes: The more things change ...
• Eagles donate to drug-education program
• Taliban bomber kills 6 in Kabul hospital breach
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• End in sight for 2011's Nevada Legislature
• Conservation groups ask to be charged like sportsmen
• Legislative Calendar for Monday, Tuesday
• Officials: State should see less severe fire season
• Congressional District 2 Special Election: GOP candidates meet women's federation
• Silver Springs Boys & Girls Clubs host community meeting
• Deadly horse virus spreads, 34 animals infected
• Middle school gym, parking on planners' agenda
• Douglas investigators working to identify body
• Trends favor hangar project
• Storm Water Program on track to making Carson safer community
• Tourism officials look at state brand development
• Northern Nevada briefly May 22
• Partnership to give locals a chance to experience Carson Aquatic Trail
• Douglas investigators working to identify body
• B-Thrifty plans June 1 opening
• Unemployment rate down to 12.5 percent
• Committee again votes to take Indigent Accident Fund money from counties
• Tenure bills advance to Senate
• Sheriff's Log for May 21
• Miller to appeal special election ruling
• Bike week concludes with party, prizes
• New tensions erupt in Nevada redistricting fight
• Legislative Briefs for May 21
• Committee approves mining tax changes
• Retirees: Benefit changes unfair
• Legislative calendar for May 21
• Committee approves DNA testing for everyone arrested
• Voting opens today in Yerington mayor's race
• Lohan gets court order against sender of texts
• No budging as Obama, Netanyahu talk following president's challenge to Israel
• Al-Qaida eyed oil tankers as bombing targets
• High water makes Mississippi dangerous for boats to navigate
• Pilot's body found in snow-covered terrain
• Berkley Statement On President Obama's Remarks On The Middle East
• Nevada jobless rate down again, to 12.5 percent
• Board approves tax rebate for events center
• Free event fun for kids, informative for all
• Final state budgets closed by money committees
• Officials approve goals for Parks and Rec
• Sierra search on for Valley philanthropist
• Earthquake hits western Turkey; 3 dead
• More than 30 cities out of gov't grant program
• End of the world? Family Radio predicts Jesus' return on Saturday
• Ex-teammate says Lance Armstrong injected EPO
• Special election not expected to pose too many problems
• Schwarzenegger puts acting career on hold
• Sheriffs' log
• FBI investigates Unabomber in 1982 Tylenol deaths
• McDonald's fundraiser benefits area schools
• Man pleads guilty to trespassing
• GOP wins round one in challenge to open congressional election
• Delaying NSP closure will cost $2.35 million
• Assembly OKs stripped-down online poker bill
• Autism, rehab services make budget comeback
• City approves tax incentive package for former Kmart, Gottschalks
• Berkley: Crescent Dunes Solar Project Will Bring Clean Energy Jobs to Nevada
• Census shows Nevada less attractive to families
• Obama tells Israel: Go back to 1967 borders
• Gingrich campaign off to bad start, looks forward
• Nation & World Briefly
• Assembly passes Dems' 2nd try at redistricting
• Amendment would limit mining tax deductions
• Bill allowing sale of park names gets floor vote
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Sheriff's Blotter May 19
• O.J. Simpson appeal rejected again
• Today's legislative calendar May 19
• Lawmakers add $100 million to university budgets
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Relaxation is attraction at renovated hot springs resort
• Wet spring could mean more mosquitoes
• Wet spring could mean more mosquitoes
• Elko horse show canceled; concerns about virus
• Transportation officials show off plans at Legislature
• Students call for compromise on university budgets
• Rich spend, others scrimp, retail reports show
• Vucanovich endorses Lippold in U.S. House race
• Sandoval meets with students over budget cuts
• Woman pleads not guilty to felony drug charges
• Couple admits luring three girls, face up to 15 years
• Missing teen found in Ohio
• Nevada warns horse owners about virus exposure
• Oodles of Noodles winners announced
• Two remain hospitalized after 395/Jacks Valley wreck
• Assembly panel passes new Dem redistricting bill
• Shriver: It's a 'painful and heartbreaking time'
• Would-be kidnappers sentenced to 90 days in jail
• Travel industry rep wants US to speed up visas
• Senate blocks bill repealing $2B in oil tax breaks
• Pony Express rider down but not out
• Lawmakers reject governor's Silver State Works plan
• NV hospitals spurn Medicaid cuts, support tax plan
• Watch: Protesters camp out in front of Nevada Legislature
• Injuries less severe than thought in pileup Monday at the Jacks Valley intersection
• Missing Carson teen found in Ohio, unharmed
• Semi truck blamed in chain-reaction accident
• John Bullis: Wanted: Capable executor of my will
• Lawmakers, students brave freezing temps for taxes
• Money committees reject governor's cuts to parole & probation; split county costs of presentencing reports
• Sandoval advisor says lawmakers must finish June 6
• Sandoval vetoes bill adding money to K-12 education
• City budget shows slightly improved economy
• U.S. hits credit limit, setting up 11-week fight
• Sheriff's Log for May 17
• Man found with 5 pounds of pot in car
• Battery, burglary and drug charges end result of alleged shoplifting
• Graceful exit: Approach exit interview with caution
• Double-check that resume for typos
• Frugal Living: Invest in this: Five treasures that foster frugality
• Highway 395 at Jacks Valley Road reopens
• Berkley Cosponsors Servicemembers' Telemedicine and E-Health Portability (Step) Act
• Two with critical injuries in multiple car accident at Jacks Valley and 395
• Corporate CFOs Tell Larson, House Ways & Means Committee That A National Default Would Be Devastating
• Legislative Calender for Mat 16-17
• Amgen Tour may continue today after weather cancellation
• Monday's crossword May 16
• Coen brothers win $1m Dan David Prize in Israel
• Sony begins partial PlayStation Network operation
• Construction resumes on Ruby Pipeline in Nevada
• Endeavour fueled for next-to-last shuttle launch
• Evacuations in Cajun country after floodgates open
• Bid to name Lake Tahoe cove after Mark Twain fails
• Revival of horse tripping bill
• Business Briefs
• May 16-22 Road Report
• City sees slight improvement over previous year's budget
• Teacher leaves legacy at school
• Internet distribution centers bring big business
• Showcase features Nevada goods
• Nevada governor vetoes redistricting
• Legislative panels adds $88 million to Medicaid programs
• Nevada Democrats side with state in election suit
• Quagga mussels at NV's Lahontan, Rye Patch lakes
• La. spillway to open, flooding Cajun country
• Proposal would restore cutthroat trout to Tahoe
• Community Briefly for May 14
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• Business briefs
• Consumer inflation may be peaking, economists say
• Events center explored for empty Kmart building
• Legislative Calendar for Saturday, May 14
• Highway 395 resurfacing starts in June
• Lawmakers restore funding to China Spring/Aurora Pines
• Great-grandfather earns doctorate
• Nevada Democrats try to tie Ensign to successor
• Reid meets with Carson juvenile justice advocates
• Wide cast caught up in Ensign affair
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• Sheriff's Log for May 14
• Woman accused of attempting to sell stolen property
• 13-year-old, 3 others charged in Reno homicide
• Foul play suspected in possible Fernley homicide
• Nevada Democrats side with state in election suit
• 13-year-old, 3 others charged in deadly Reno and Carson City crime spree
• Man leads deputies in chase through two counties
• Woman arrested after car chase that began in cemetery
• Assembly urged to eliminate citywide voting for supervisors
• Virginia City tourism director steps down amid controversy
• Women's health focus of new center
• Man leads deputies in chase through two counties
• Wild horses wouldn't be wildlife in Nevada
• Car chase begins in cemetery
• Mammovan to stop in Carson City
• Health department tests emergency response
• Chili on the Comstock returns Saturday
• Students transform gym for prom
• Assembly urged to eliminate citywide voting for supervisors
• Committee hears bill restricting cellphone use in cars
• Senior citizens invited to prom
• Democrats launch tough talks on tax overhaul plans
• Demjanjuk convicted over Nazi camp deaths
• Mortgage rates at 2011 low, but many won't benefit
• How the oil industry saves $4.4B a year on taxes
• Job gains should offset higher gas and food prices
• Man accused of trying to break into Mo. Army post
• Oodles of Noodles doubles it's days
• Ethics Committee refers Ensign case to Justice
• Extraordinary Nurses recognized at Sierra Surgery Hospital
• Ethics Committee refers Ensign case to Justice
• Berkley to Speaker: Schedule Vote on Ending Taxpayer Subsidies for Big Oil
• Chili on the Comstock returns Saturday to Virginia City
• Residents can help animal shelter win $5,000 grant
• Democrats introduce tax overhaul measures
• 911 tape highlights lost Canadian woman's plight
• Transgender discrimination bill narrowly clears Senate
• Today's Legislative calendar
• Nevadans suffering from EDS see promise in educational promotion
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Cooking is in her Italian blood
• Sheriff's Log for May 12
• Northern Nevada Red Cross sends 17 volunteers to provide disaster aid
• Legislative calendar for May 12
• Casino execs to make pitch for online poker
• Heller gets Senate committee assignments
• Lawmakers draw line at Equal Rights Commission cuts
• Unions call rally to raise the heat on Republicans opposing taxes
• Mammovan to stop in Carson City
• Berkley: Republican Plan Threatens To End Guaranteed Unemployment Benefits for Nearly 50,000 Nevadans
• Reid sees opportunity for DREAM Act
• Democrats pass redistricting, K-12 bills over GOP protests
• Bird festival concludes with release of golden eagle
• First of five solar arrays at schools complete
• Nevada gas prices up 7-cents to $3.94
• Capital Ford helps Safe Grad
• Man gets 10 years in prison for injuring baby
• Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• Afghan officials: Insurgent attack in east failed
• Federal judge blocks Utah immigration law
• Raggio rolls out biography
• North Ala. nuclear plant cited for safety by NRC
• Alvey leaving EDAWN
• Shriver, Schwarzenegger drifted apart quietly
• Sheriff's Log for May 11
• New airport manager enjoying being grounded
• Table games boost March gaming win
• Two Senate bills to be discussed at luncheon
• Lawmakers hit state worker pay harder than teachers
• Redistricting passes Legislature
• Berkley Announces Congressional Art Competition Winners from Nevada's 1st District
• Dean Heller sworn in as Nevada's new GOP senator
• Vegas Strip casino winnings up nearly 13 percent
• EDAWN CEO Chuck Alvey is resigning
• Sheriff's log for May 10
• Suspected Carson robbers, Reno killers jailed
• Legislative briefs for May 10
• Two Senate bills to be discussed at NNDA luncheon
• Eat at McD's today and donate to Carson schools
• Health care costs a hefty price tag for Pentagon
• Who's the boss? Excel at your job and get promoted to management - that's the ticket. Or is it?
• First job: What's a parent to do?
• Several in Carson City District Court Monday
• LEGISLATIVE WATCH: Senate Bill 421 draws favorable comments
• Kirkwood founder Bud Klein dies at 83
• Man jailed in fondling of girl
• Nevada GOP Party Chairman Amodei joins House race
• Lawmakers approve state benefit cuts
• John Bullis: Alternative energy for Carson City?
• Woman stranded for weeks in the middle of Nevada upgraded to solid food
• Amodei to officially join Nevada House race
• Teams seek man whose wife survived 7 weeks in bush
• Biz group wants Amazon to collect tax
• US official praises Truckee-Carson Irrigation District
• Obama: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks of raid
• More evacuations in Memphis as Mississippi rises
• Nation & World briefly May 9
• Monday's crossword
• Search continues for missing Carson teen
• Hot cars and hot dogs don't mix
• University system calls for shared sacrifice
• Party line vote opens another hole in budget
• Panels pass redistricting plan
• Bill would close potential window for identity theft
• Tougher campaign reporting approved by committee
• Budget, taxes, dominate Legislature
• Mother's Day fair continues today
• Carson property owners owe $1.8M in taxes
• Rising big river poses threat to La. oyster trade
• Along Idaho-Nevada border, search for missing Canadian man resumes
• Candid videos released by U.S. portray bin Laden as weary terrorist watching himself on television
• The heart of a teacher
• Memphis readies for flood
• Carson City road report for May 9-15
• Look ahead to city meetings this week
• Carson girls earn highest award in Girl Scouting
• Community briefly May 8
• Airport hosts Space Day
• Assembly panel Oks Democratic redistricting plan
• Assembly passes invasive species ban
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• Snowpack delays wildfire season
• Snow possible early Monday
• Fire chief outlines city's emergency response plan
• Little help for Nevada higher ed budget cuts
• Bills would redirect unclaimed cash from gaming tickets
• Lawmakers move to keep state mammogram funding
• Bills would redirect unclaimed cash from gaming tickets
• DMV worker arrested for selling illegal drivers' licenses
• Canadian woman missing since March found in Elko
• Regents name Johnson interim UNR president
• Coco Dolce holds grand opening
• Berkley: Preserve Medicare for Nevada's Moms and Grandmas
• South Lake Tahoe woman gives birth at bus stop
• Community turns out for book launch
• Pipe bomb scare at memorial
• Virginia City tourism director to leave post
• GOP challenges Heller seat election plan
• Last hurdle cleared for Silver State Charter School
• Democrats roll out tax plan
• Democrats show congressional district map
• Education and human services would get added money
• GOP rejects Democrat plan
• US: Only single bin Laden defender shot at SEALs
• Floodwaters threaten well-to-do Memphis enclave
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in US trains
• Obama in NY: We never forget, we mean what we say
• Heller wants 9/11 families to see bin Laden photos
• Girl jailed for allegedly having brass knuckles at school
• Nevada Supreme Court hosting Law Day Live program
• Slain Nye deputy remembered at memorial
• Berkley, Reichert Introduce Bipartisan Teacher Tax Relief Act
• Sheriff's Blotter
• Berkley Votes to Move Now On Ending Taxpayer Subsidies for Big Oil
• Gov. Sandoval at NNDA breakfast
• Obama giving NY its moment of justice on bin Laden
• Today's legislative calendar
• Meet Your Merchant: Creating a neighborhood destination
• Peace Officer Memorial ceremony today
• Feral cats get 'life' in prison
• Memorial Friday for victims of Mound House wreck
• Postal carriers to pick up food
• Clinger to take Reno city manager job
• PLAN calls for corporate income tax to generate revenue
• Lawmakers reject consolidation of Mining, Conservation departments
• Sheriffs' log May 5
• Local author returns to launch latest book
• Bankruptcies drop, but Nevada still tops
• Heller, Berkley say Yucca Mountain backers should move on
• Treasurer Marshall enters race for U.S. House
• Americans yearn to talk to SEALs in bin Laden raid
• Heller Votes to Increase Oil Production
• Nevada state treasurer enters race for US House
• White House won't release bin Laden death photos
• Urban Outfitters bringing hundreds of jobs to region
• Berkley to GOP: Let Yucca Mountain Die
• Prolific burglar among those in district court
• Associate pastor jailed in child sex case
• 26th annual RSVP Mother's Day fair opens Thursday
• Community briefly May 4
• Dems OK K-12 budget at $650M more than governor's
• Heller meets future Senate GOP colleagues
• Fernley flood settlement put on hold
• Employee incentives bill clears committee
• Bin Laden was unarmed when SEALs stormed room
• Lawmakers cut funding to two Douglas County operations
• Closing of TRPA budget postponed
• Sheriffs' Log May 4
• Possible smoky haze on the horizon
• Today's Legislative Calendar
• Kindergarten teacher takes district's top honor
• Gov. Sandoval makes budget pitch
• Heller: Yucca Proponents Should Move On
• Live audio: Sandoval to make budget pitch in speech at 6 p.m.
• Berkley Urges Repeal of Tax Breaks for Big Oil
• Today's legislative calendar
• $217M added to revenue total
• Special election will be open to all
• Legislative watch: Things are heating up at the Legislature
• Man rescues neighbor from burning home
• Mother asks for help to find missing teen
• Wellness fair Saturday at Silver Stage High School
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Bin Laden's demise: US rejoices after a decade
• Canada's Conservatives win coveted majority
• New justice sworn in
• Suspect sought in home burglary
• Sheriff's Log May 3
• Soldier shares Afghan mementos with students
• Man sent to prison in passport fraud
• Americans feel relief over death of Osama bin Laden
• World: Bin Laden's death sparks relief, outrage
• Nevada panel to hear challenge to first bear hunt
• Amid 'war on obesity,' skeptics warn of stigma
• Tornado victims seek comfort in Sunday services
• Crowds gather in NYC, DC after bin Laden killed
• Bill recognizing 'Juneteenth Day' passes NV Senate
• Monday's crossword May 2
• Berkley Statement on Death of Osama Bin Laden
• Heller Statement on the Death of Osama Bin Laden
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Program would encourage investment in universities
• Monday's Legislative Calendar
• Plan would send medical marijuana money to drug treatment program
• Business briefly May 1
• Author, innovator shares vision
• Showcase spotlights faces of local business
• Boomers getting involved in parents' finances
• Boulder Bay redevelopment moving forward
• City's Rotary clubs spruce up BAC
• Road report for May 2-8
• Officials to learn their role in emergency management plan
• Library news & notes: Book launch for 'Compulsion' slated
• Community briefly May 1
• Theatre company to bring to life 'Oklahoma!'
• Cirque du Soleil to present first show in Northern Nevada
• Lawmakers hold votes on prickly mental health cuts
• DUI sentencing bill challenged
• Community responds to Chen's message
• Teen sentenced to drug court
• State workers protest cuts in proposed budget
• Students transform river trail into classroom
• Driver in fatal wreck sentenced to jail
• Round Hill manhunt ends in suspect's arrest
• Nevada gets ready for September special election
• Assembly debates health, welfare budgets
• Gov. Sandoval to give televised speech on budget Tuesday
• Experts predict busy fire season in Southwest
• William weds Kate as billions watch - and hope
• Casinos sense opening in online poker indictments
• Ways and Means questions education block grant plan
• Americans wake before dawn to watch royal wedding
• Learn how to prepare for uncertain future
• Run begins to deliver baton to peace officer memorial
• Coffee stand to donate proceeds from today to MDA
• Sheriffs' log for April 29
• Counties say available cash not really available
• New online registration offered for Recreation's Summer Kamp 2011
• Garridos couple plead guilty to girl's kidnap, rape
• Berkley Senate bid continues despite appointment
• Correction officers host a car wash fundraiser
• Man killed in Foothill accident
• GOP Rep. Paul mulls White House bid
• Legislature begins redistricting process
• Garridos plead to Dugard kidnapping, rape
• Berkley Senate bid continues despite appointment
• Pleasant Valley, Galena schools in lockdown as police search for armed man
• Legislators draw up plans for voting districts
• Accident knocks out power on East Long Street
• High-profile North Tahoe redevelopment earns approval from TRPA governing board
• Heller to fill seat vacated by Ensign
• Sheriffs' log for April 28
• Friends of the Library donate $50,000 to finish Radio Frequency Identification system
• Jill Derby to run for open Nevada congressional seat
• Scavenger hunt brings attention to architectural details
• WATCH: Firefighter training
• Meet Your Merchant: Towing company expands to Carson
• Carson Medical Group breaks ground
• Hawaii government hands over Obama's birth records
• Storms kill 77 around South, including 61 in Ala.
• Obama puts new national security team in place
• ROYAL WEDDING: William, Kate thank everyone for their kindness
• ARCO pays EPA nearly $1M for mine cleanup
• Computer purchase boosts tax numbers
• Senators assess health and human services cuts
• School backers spurn Nevada room tax money idea
• Bill stripping condemnation powers from mines on way to governor
• Youngest victim in Mound House wreck dies
• Jill Derby to run for Nevada congressional seat
• Sandoval appoints Heller to Ensign's U.S. Senate seat
• Live coverage of Tahoe Regional Planning Agency governing board meeting
• Driver killed Tuesday night on Foothill Road
• Nevada lawmakers to unveil proposed voting district maps
• Committee projects significant increase in 'minor' General Fund revenues
• Community briefly
• Dayton couple riding royal coattails to NYC
• Suspect denies alleged abuse of handicapped man
• Several people sent to prison this week
• Sheriffs' Log for April 27
• Car show to benefit children in Mound House wreck
• Budget amendments reduce the hits on counties
• Senate passes cell phone restriction bill
• Lawmakers make deadline push, move raft of bills
• Senate nixes write-in candidates on Nevada ballots
• Carson City School district: School officials: No teacher layoffs
• Local arborist to offer earth-friendly walking tour of remarkable trees
• Berkley Statement on Yucca Mountain Tour
• Eeyore was right: Think negatively
• Rep. Heck addresses Nevada Legislature
• Sandoval calls for sexual assault awareness display
• Assembly backs clearing the records of certain sex offenders
• Senate passes two sex discrimination bills, nixes a third
• Governor won't comply with legislative call for open Senate appointment process
• State senators stake positions on school budget cuts
• Bills hurdle major deadline
• Sheriffs' log
• Windy at Walgreens on William
• Pizza, plus special speaker at Democrats meeting
• Diving death investigation completed
• Residents flee as river overflows Missouri levee
• Account set up to help family of girl killed
• Nation & World Briefly
• Decaying house to succumb to fire training exercise
• Remembering Chernobyl
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): New developments - all the time
• Hot Jobs: Accountant - A good numbers person is always in demand
• Heller Statement on Congressional Visit to Yucca Mountain
• Diving gear not to blame in teens' deaths
• Fifth Street closed tonight for Assembly address
• Monday's crossword April 25
• Teachers skeptical of plan to end bonus for degree
• Las Vegas officer in videotaped beating suspended
• NH GOP primary not just a Republican party
• Leaked files reveal new info on Gitmo detainees
• Japan launches massive search for tsunami bodies
• Beckham, Elton, Mr. Bean to attend royal wedding
• Kelly: Giffords cleared to attend shuttle launch
• 'Rio' speaks louder than 'Madea,' repeats at No. 1
• U.S. default could be disastrous
• U.S. needs to get deficit under control
• Business Briefs for April 24
• Sports books' sale reflects capital needs
• Demand for truckers picks up with business rebound
• Business Licenses for April 24
• Tigers and lions find safe haven
• Quake preparedness lacking at Tahoe, researcher warns
• Tuesday deadline looms at Legislature
• Residents join in Earth Day cleanup efforts
• Carson planning commission to address requests for changes at Empire Elementary
• Carson City road report for April 25 to May 1
• Man, daughter killed in Mound House collision on Friday
• Community briefly April 25
• Nevada Appeal news staff takes honors in national competition
• Lyon fire chief looking toward fire season
• Vote to set bear hunting season in Nevada appealed
• Early week legislative calendar
• ENSIGN TO RESIGN FROM OFFICE
• Man, 8-year-old daughter killed in Mound House collision
• Legislative Briefs
• Timing of Ensign resignation raises questions
• California boosts water supply for farms, cities
• Sheriff's log April 23
• Shade Tree Council hosts the annual Arbor Day celebration
• Senate mulls cuts to higher education
• California boosts water supply for farms, cities
• Tahoe clarity plan passes state
• Michelle Obama's plane closer to jet
• Nation & World briefly
• Tornado causes injuries at St. Louis airport
• Dozens killed in bloodiest day of Syria uprising
• Carson River tour May 16-17
• Tahoe clarity plan passes state
• State Sen. Greg Brower throws hat in ring for congressional seat
• One dead, three injured in Mound House accident
• Senate clears 64 bills in marathon floor session
• Carson River tour set for May 16-17
• Fatal accident in Mound House
• Senate committee: Ensign resignation 'appropriate'
• Today's Legislative calendar
• Texas sheriff: Area hit by fire won't recover soon
• Sewer, water rate hikes announced
• Correctional officers call for prisons audit
• Ensign announces resignation
• Obama says new task force will examine gas prices
• Charter school approved for move
• City arts board appoints business leader as new director
• Sheriffs' Log
• Cost-allocation process modified for Quality of Life fund
• Fire department holds training exercises
• Former Storey deputy sues county, former sheriff
• Yucca backers among protesters of Obama Reno visit
• Thousands at UNR President Glick's memorial
• Truck raffle to benefit Carson Little League
• US missiles kill 25 people in Pakistan tribal area
• Police see Columbine similarities in mall fire
• Correctional officers call for prisons audit
• ENSIGN TO RESIGN FROM OFFICE
• Sen. John Ensign announces resignation
• Nevada GOP chairman Mark Amodei enters House race
• Strong tech earnings push Dow near 3-year high
• Pressure eases on Nevada jobless fund
• GOP chairman Amodei enters House race
• Cold front, moisture to hit region today
• Sheriffs' log April 21
• Man killed in Ash Canyon rollover
• After six years missing, cat returns home to Carson girl
• Berkley stresses education, infrastructure, energy
• Prosecutions turn online poker into a shaky bet
• Lawmakers briefed on K-12 budget
• Community briefly April 21
• Easter Services & Events
• ATV rider killed on Saturday identified
• Montana man dies in U-turn crash on I-80 in Nevada
• 60 tickets issued in crosswalk sting
• Creating joy - one arrangement at a time
• Toys 'R' Us coming to Storey industrial park
• Heller: President’s Tax Plan Will Hurt Nevada
• ATV rider killed Saturday identified
• One killed, another injured in early morning wreck
• School bond reserve bill met with opposition from officials
• Sheriff's Log for April 20
• Memorial service Thursday for UNR president
• Community Briefly for April 20
• Late night at the Legislature: GOP doesn't budge in support of gov's school cuts
• Government to expand airline tarmac-delay rule
• Obama declares parts of North Carolina a disaster
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Judge: No right to sell 'The Chronic' online
• Library exhibits reflect history of Mark Twain, sinking of Titanic
• Obama administration eases pain of Medicare cuts
• Meeting tonight to discuss status of Yerington Post Office
• Obama, advocates discuss immigration law overhaul
• Western Nevada College community programs could be eliminated
• Probation sentence for second Rolex thief
• Raggio honored at legislature
• Bordewich-Bray goes green
• Today's legislative calendar
• Hundreds attend job fair
• Gear recovered in teens' diving deaths
• Unemployment rate dips third month in a row
• Woman jailed for allegedly running over boyfriend
• Sheriffs' log for April 19
• Local women race in Boston Marathon
• Square dancing alive and well in Northern Nevada
• John Bullis: Start your 2011 tax file now
• Legislative watch: Good news on H.R.1 and the 2011 congressional budget
• Assembly OKs bill with transgender work protection
• Rappel down Grand Sierra for Special Olympics
• Sides agree on revamp of mining deductions
• Monday's crossword April 18
• New parole rules could save Nevada money
• Lawmaker calls for probe of PokerStars website
• Gas in 6 states, nation's capital tops $4 a gallon
• NC gets worst of storms that ravaged swath of US
• Super rich see federal taxes drop dramatically
• Heller Statement on Tax Day
• ENSIGN VOTES TO DEFUND OBAMACARE
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST CONTINUING SPENDING RESOLUTION
• ENSIGN, HUTCHISON RESOLUTION DECLARES LIBYA NOT IN OUR NATIONAL INTEREST
• UNR President Milton Glick dies of stroke at 73
• Community briefly April 17
• ATV rider killed in Lyon County Saturday afternoon
• Horse sculptures landscape freeway
• Show & shine to help the food bank
• Japan's TEPCO plans timeline to end nuclear crisis
• Hundreds remember Keegan and Stephen
• Calif. skydivers honor jumpers killed in accidents
• Another air controller naps; new schedules coming
• Library News & Notes: Youth activity events slated
• Help people get back to work with donations
• Carson City road report for April 18-24
• Japan relief benefit at St. Gall Catholic Church
• Carson City supervisors to get first look at 2011-2012 budget
• 3 online poker houses face fraud charges in NYC
• After a mad bill dash, lawmakers ease pace
• Legislative calendar for Monday & Tuesday
• State lawmakers review teacher rights reforms
• Per pupil spending much higher than just state funding
• Actor Nicolas Cage arrested
• New exhibit at railroad museum
• Crews on scene of fatal accident in Lyon County
• NKorea honors 'eternal president' on his birthday
• Sheriff's Log for April 16
• Story changes in Janas Way assault
• Nation & World Briefly
• Obama: Congress must - and will - raise debt limit
• Last day for collectibles roadshow
• Tucson shooting suspect's school releases records
• House passes huge GOP budget cuts, opposing Obama
• Powerful spring storms kill 9 in Ark., Okla.
• Sister shares memories of Stephen Anderson
• Panel approves bill on homeowner associations
• Nevada Assembly panel advances 'Brianna's law'
• Students find their own ways to mourn
• Tea Party supporters rally in Carson, Vegas
• Miley Cyrus says her family is fine
• Accident on Airport Road near Carmine Street
• Nevada Assembly panel advances 'Brianna's law'
• Berkley Votes No on Extreme Republican Budget That Ends Medicare, Slashes Medicaid
• Berkley to House Republicans: Dump Plans for Yucca Mountain Tour
• Japan orders compensation for nuke plant evacuees
• Son: Mom cried NY river plunge 'terrible mistake'
• Gadhafi defiant despite NATO airstrikes in Tripoli
• Police search for Tenn. woman dragged from home
• Man to be tried in teen rapes
• Legislative briefs
• FAA tries to quell sleeping controller controversy
• Improv show tonight
• Cal Neva Sportsbook Division being sold
• Bills to repeal mining tax cap stays alive
• Detective: Missing gear hindering dive death investigation
• Gala to celebrate starring role of V&T's No. 18 in 'Water for Elephants'
• Today's deadline expected to kill off numerous bills
• Obama visits his hometown to restart money chase
• NKoreans honor founder's birth with flags, flowers
• 2 people killed as storms tear through Oklahoma
• Sheen toasts deceased man's ashes onstage
• World's oldest man dies in Montana at 114
• Federal prosecutor defends Hells Angel conviction
• Students send messages on balloons to fallen classmates
• Heller Statement on the FY 2012 Budget
• Facts About the GOP FY 12 Budget
• ENSIGN, HUTCHISON RESOLUTION DECLARES LIBYA NOT IN OUR NATIONAL INTEREST
• ENSIGN VOTES TO DEFUND OBAMACARE
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST CONTINUING SPENDING RESOLUTION
• House passes budget, energy loans spared in agreement
• Retired USS Cole commander to seek Heller's seat
• Berkley announces bid for US Senate
• Missing gear hindering dive death investigation
• ENSIGN RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT DEFICIT REDUCTION SPEECH
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES DEBT CEILING DEBATE
• Melodrama opens Friday in Dayton
• Volunteers needed to help stuff Easter eggs
• Carson City Sheriff's log April 14
• Campagni is donating car for Carson Tahoe fundraiser
• Assembly Speaker Oceguera proposes retirement system cuts
• Father feels grateful for lost son, community
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Delivering organic produce, one (blue) basket at a time
• Watchdog: Treasury risks overpaying law firms
• Ivory Coast president: strongman will face charges
• Budget pact barely touches current-year deficit
• Czech president to be sent thousands of pens
• Olympian Taormina to teach swim clinic Saturday
• Gov't wants airlines to repay fee after losing bag
• Earth Day offers opportunity for community spring cleaning
• Thousands protest budget cuts at Calif. colleges
• Citizen activists urge committee not to weaken open meeting law bill
• Poll: Are your taxes fair? Most say yes
• Bill seeks DNA sample after all felony arrests
• After Reno incident, FAA suspends sleeping controllers, adds more staff
• Guild working on quilts for Japan
• ENSIGN RESPONSE TO PRESIDENT DEFICIT REDUCTION SPEECH
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES DEBT CEILING DEBATE
• Bonds guilty of obstruction, jury hung on others
• Want a free bag of coupons and goodies from the Taste of Home Cooking School?
• Feds: Reno-Tahoe air controller asleep as medical plane landed
• Eric Herzik: Proposed budget puts Nevada's education system on wrong path
• Bill seeks to end binding arbitration with unions
• Jury convicts man of killing Border Patrol agent
• Egypt detains ex-president's sons in probe
• NYC airport collision shows risks of huge planes
• Today's legislative calendar
• Felony charges filed in CA against blast suspect
• NASA to send shuttles to Fla., Calif., suburban DC
• Eerie similarities noted in NY, Calif. cold cases
• Fort Sumter: Somber 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Nevada's Lake Mead to rise 20 feet in 10 months
• School employees oppose proposed cuts
• Gov. Brian Sandoval creates sunset task force
• Obama jumps into debt debate; Hill to get preview
• Income tax bill met with opposition
• Annual fuels reduction project includes flock of willing workers
• Carson gas prices up 22 cents
• Funeral set for Stephen Anderson
• Bill seeks execution moratorium in Nevada
• Mining exploration firms stand against producers
• Assembly panel OKs amended online gambling bill
• Multiple murder suspect arrested in South Lake Tahoe
• Democrats to put budget battles before full membership
• Court won't lift stay on Arizona immigration law
• TAX TIPS (and other stuff): Common tax prep errors
• US urges Myanmar to free political prisoners
• Commemoration, not celebration for Civil War 150th
• Obama's debt cutting plan: Everything on the table
• Obama sizes up options for health care cuts
• Early warning prevented injuries in Iowa twister
• Investigation continues into the deaths of two Carson High students
• Carson High students mourn classmates
• Federal judge, 103, still hearing cases in Kansas
• Today's legislative calendar
• John Bullis: IRS will audit more rental real estate returns
• LEGISLATIVE WATCH: The latest scoop on senior bills
• Sheriffs' log April 12
• BP buys Gulf Coast millions in gear
• Heller Will Not Support the FY 11 Funding Agreement
• Carson students gather in memory of fallen classmates
• GOP holds Nevada budget trump cards
• Monday's crossword April 11
• Wildlife habitat benefits from huge snowpack
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Burned forest value central to Tahoe logging fight
• US blocks 350 suspected terrorists
• Committee deadline looms in week 10 of Legislature
• Hundreds pack cooking school, home expo
• Seminars educate parents about drugs, alcohol abuse
• Eight-year-old student organizes fundraiser for Japan
• Healthy Communities Coalition schedules spring lineup
• Carson City road report for April 11-17
• Senator Square: Orientation for eighth-graders to be held Monday
• WNC News & Notes: Technology student receives scholar award
• Two Carson students die in diving accident
• Jury: Philly docs failed to report dangerous peer
• Syrian rights group says funeral comes under fire
• Local families needed for foreign exchange students
• V&T season starts early with Mother's Day Train
• Assembly panel passes grand jury bill
• US filmmaking great Sidney Lumet dies in NY at 86
• Analysis: GOP won first round of budget battle
• Anger flares at Egypt army for brutal protest raid
• 2 shot dead, 8 wounded at teen party near Philly
• Yemenis demanding leader's ouster shot in 2 cities
• Candidates line up for tough job - Denver mayor
• ENSIGN RESPONSE TO BUDGET DEAL
• Gardnerville power to be restored some time after 4 p.m.
• ENSIGN APPOINTMENT WILL HELP TOURISM TO NEVADA
• ENSIGN RESPONSE TO BUDGET DEAL
• Ivory Coast strongman defiant from within bunker
• Bill would criminalize lies of military service
• SC teen killed on highway named in father's memory
• Proposal examines death row appeals
• Boeing 737s around the world face new scrutiny
• Cuban ex-CIA agent acquitted in Texas perjury case
• Baccarat drags down February gaming win
• Deal made to avoid shutdown
• NATO criticized over Libya campaign
• Every day is Halloween for haunted house owner
• Prison/IRS move to block inmate tax fraud
• State takes control of Nevada Commerce Bank
• Key Club helps unlock wallets for fundraiser
• Local artist fires up student imagination
• Brazil buries schoolchildren, debates gun laws
• Army beats protesters as it breaks up Egypt rally
• Nevada Briefly for April 9
• Man stranded in empty Japanese town since tsunami
• Northern Nevada Briefly
• Dispatchers to be honored next week
• Home and Lifestyle Expo and Taste of Home Cooking School today
• ENSIGN APPOINTMENT WILL HELP TOURISM TO NEVADA
• Nevada casino winnings decrease nearly 7 percent in February
• Want a free ticket to the Taste of Home Cooking School?
• 12 children killed in Brazil school shooting
• Libyan rebels angry after airstrike blamed on NATO
• Locals back restricting state ability to take their money
• Ivory Coast leader in bunker vows not to surrender
• Sandoval issues list of human services add-backs
• Garridos enter pleas of not guilty
• Fire destroys Silver Springs home
• Legislators scrutinize mining tax breaks
• Lyon County school trustees discuss 4-day school week
• Committee could act on campaign reforms
• Santorum tests presidential waters in Nevada
• Welfare programs vie for second chance in budget
• Shutdown talks yield no deal as clock ticks
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• Demographer: U.S. has 4 million adults who identify as gay
• 3-2-1-blastoff to space shuttles' last destination
• Stores turn in surprisingly strong sales for March
• Former Nevada Gov. Bob List to co-chair GOP group
• Strongest aftershock since Japan tsunami kills 2
• Official: Pakistani troops kill 54 militants in NW
• Challenge of grand jury stops expected guilty plea
• Republicans Willing to Shut Down Government Over Less Than Half The Cost of GOP Yucca Dump Plan
• Nevada man among 20 named Carnegie heroes
• Police focus on NC polygamist sect in 2 killings
• Colorado police pepper-spray misbehaving boy, 8
• Like GOP, Obama taking aim at Iowa, NH, Nevada
• Preventing blasts a focus at Japan nuclear plant
• Gbagbo's home in Ivory Coast comes under attack
• Former U.S. rep in Libya to seek Gadhafi's exit
• Afghan officials: 2-3 men suspected in UN attack
• Bill seeks rules for restraining pregnant inmates
• Bills making counties pay sent to money panels
• Law would help sex trafficking victims start over
• Gadhafi, in letter, asks Obama to end air strikes
• New law tracks transient sex offenders
• Synthetic drugs send thousands to ER
• White House says shutdown will delay pay to troops
• Nevada bill cracks down on teens sexting
• Obama: Progress, but no deal to avert shutdown
• Legislative Calendar for Thursday, April 7
• Wash. soldier in homicide-suicide deployed twice
• Parties split as House panel OKs 2012 GOP budget
• Glenn Beck's Fox show ending
• Heller Votes to Fund Troops Through Fiscal Year
• Berkley: New CBO Analysis Shows Republican Budget Will Force Nevada Retirees to Pay Higher Costs
• Fox News drops Glenn Beck
• ENSIGN VOTES TO REPEAL ONEROUS "1099" PROVISION FOR SMALL BUSINESS
• ENSIGN TOUTS TRAVEL PROMOTION ACT, TOURISM FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY
• TIME FOR ACTION NOT CHILDISH NAME CALLING
• Cell carriers to roll out "mobile wallets" in Utah
• Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Japan nuclear plant plugs highly radioactive leak
• Time running out before tax deadline
• Authorities confirm 2 Americans killed in Mexico
• Wife of Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman leads primary
• In bunker, Ivory's Coast's Gbagbo plays final hand
• Beer and soda may come with something extra
• Berlusconi sex trial could end leader's career
• Bill rewards workers for money saving ideas
• Bill seeks alcohol, tobacco tax hike
• Coins commemorate 2011 Legislature
• Committee hears mining tax amendment
• Legislative Briefs for April 6
• UNR unveils full impact of proposed budget cuts
• Bill fights proliferation of handicap placards
• N.Y. police: Missing woman not among 8 beach victims
• Bells, tears mark year since mine blast killed 29
• Join the Nevada Appeal on Facebook
• GOP budget plan would revamp Medicare, Medicaid
• ENSIGN VOTES TO REPEAL ONEROUS "1099" PROVISION FOR SMALL BUSINESS
• ENSIGN TOUTS TRAVEL PROMOTION ACT, TOURISM FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY
• TIME FOR ACTION NOT CHILDISH NAME CALLING
• Couple sought for allegedly trying to lure children
• Fernley pedestrian killed Monday night
• Man guilty in sex assaults of girls
• Berkley Alarmed By Republican Plan to End Medicare, Cut Social Security & Slash Medicaid
• Boehner: No budget deal after White House meeting
• UNR unveils full impact of proposed budget cuts
• Legislative Calendar for April 5, 2011
• Mind the job gap
• Officer resigns amid abuse allegations
• Man sent to prison for child porn
• Sandoval vetoes school bond money bill
• Legislative Watch: Half a million senior volunteers may get pink slips
• Sheriff's log
• Dog quilt to raise funds for dog park
• Interview tips: What's your weakness?
• Compassionate Friends offer guidance and understanding
• Other ways to work
• Thanks... but no thanks! - How to decline a job offer with class
• April 5 legislative calendar
• FDA proposes more calorie count information
• Death rate for lung cancer among women declines
• ENSIGN: UNITED STATES CANNOT AFFORD TO BE THE POLICE FORCE OF THE WORLD
• PRESIDENT'S FISCAL COMMISSION CO-CHAIR PREDICTS FISCAL CRISIS WITHIN TWO YEARS IF SPENDING CUTS NOT ADDRESSED
• ENSIGN: THIS IS A BATTLE WE MUST WIN
• ENSIGN URGES THE RELEASE OF WAIVER CRITERIA
• New rule would add step to foreclosure process
• Sandoval vetoes school reserve bill
• Pentagon defends lifting ban on gays in military
• Monday's crossword April 4
• Workers and students to rally at WNC today
• Trace of radiation from Japan shows in Henderson
• NV city, casino company fight about open meetings
• Path of radiation leak at Japan plant unclear
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• Charlie Sheen does better in Chicago after Detroit failure
• For Romney, 2012 strategy runs through Nev., N.H.
• Veto threat, sin taxes, await lawmakers
• Legislative Calendar for Monday/Tuesday, April 4-5
• Public can help determine city priorities
• Pipe band seeking to represent Nevada in Scotland competition
• National Public Health Week: Take precautions; keep your home safe
• Helping causes with music
• LIBRARY NEWS & NOTES: Plenty of events planned for National Library week
• Elks name Sally Diamond Wiley citizen of the year
• Funding for energy projects face cuts
• Project to benefit Alzheimer's research
• Savvy businesswomen make their move
• Solar energy company opening
• Happy Senior Tours goes to Silver Legacy
• Officials to debate Carson City's relationship with TRPA
• Workers and students to rally at WNC on Monday
• Oddly enough: Mass. man uses fake leg to take down robber
• UN envoy: UN workers killed running from bunker
• Prisoner released to help free Filipino hostages
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• Fuselage hole forces Southwest emergency landing
• Sudden drop in pressure forces emergency landing
• 2 convicted of kidnapping slain US drug trafficker
• Tucson shooting victim honored with 9/11 memory
• Past Pages April 2
• US pulling Tomahawk missiles out of Libya combat
• Economy leads to greater needs
• More disciplined Libyan opposition force emerging
• Event in honor of autism awareness month
• Afghans storm UN office; 7 foreigners killed
• Prelim set in sexual misconduct case
• Man to be tried in molestation of granddaughter
• Sheriffs' Llog April 2
• Dog quilt to raise funds for dog park
• Beginning watercolor classes offered
• Juneteenth Day bill moves forward
• Bill zeroes in on rules for independent contractors
• Anti-discrimination hearing turns heated
• Digital studio applies for business license
• Bill cracks down on school bullies
• Advocates debate bill to pull Nevada out of TRPA
• Berkley Blasts Republican Yucca Mountain Probe
• Live grenade in Topaz Ranch Estates prompts bomb squad call
• Bill would increase prescription labeling
• Gates calls for limited role aiding Libyan rebels
• Wis. judge halts gov's union law, at least for now
• Boehner signals compromise in budget talks
• Mo. to drop extended benefits for unemployed
• Man returns to alma mater to warn of drug dangers
• Energy panel looks at Yucca
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• Nixon library offers candid new take on Watergate
• Past Pages April 1
• Experts say don't worry about radiation in U.S. milk
• Dayton documentary receives red carpet treatment at debut
• Gadhafi's rule relying on wavering tribal support
• Nevada Briefly April 1
• Japan seeks French, U.S. expertise in nuclear crisis
• Chef offers a taste of the good life
• Horsford, Leslie: 2013 budget has $1.1B hole
• Taxation panel hears bills to spur jobs, research
• Today's legislative calendar
• Bill puts family members first for organ donations
• ENSIGN: THIS IS A BATTLE WE MUST WIN
• Join the Nevada Appeal on Facebook
• Americans souring more on economy
• Students STOP and listen
• Calif. drought officially ends after snowy winter
• Biden reports 'good progress' on budget talks
• Reno-Minneapolis flight starts July 1
• BLM grants Burning Man 2011 permit
• Lyon County schools may go to 4-day weeks
• Meet Your Merchant: Bouncing for joy
• Charter school gets OK from planning commission
• Nevada trapping under scrutiny
• Indicted ex-Ensign aide gets Monday court date
• Nevada cutting nuisance wildlife response calls
• UN: High radiation outside Japan's exclusion zone
• Higher radiation found outside Japan nuclear plant
• Gadhafi's forces adapt to airstrikes, pound rebels
• CIA sends teams to Libya; US considers rebel aid
• Autism bills would take children off waiting lists
• Ohio Legislature OKs collective bargaining limits
• 110 mph winds damage homes in Mississippi
• Bill sets up scholarship in honor of former governor
• ENSIGN URGES THE RELEASE OF WAIVER CRITERIA
• ENSIGN: UNITED STATES CANNOT AFFORD TO BE THE POLICE FORCE OF THE WORLD
• PRESIDENT'S FISCAL COMMISSION CO-CHAIR PREDICTS FISCAL CRISIS WITHIN TWO YEARS IF SPENDING CUTS NOT ADDRESSED
• Berkley: Republicans Wrong to Call for End of Social Security
• Lyon County schools may go to 4-day weeks
• Man jailed in rape of two girls
• Jail work crew hits the streets
• January sees solid increase in sales tax
• Two-thirds of oil and gas leases in Gulf inactive
• Dems hint at flexibility in budget talks
• Carter: Not in Cuba to get jailed US contractor
• Wis. judge halts implementation of bargaining law
• Marijuana sales trial set
• Three businesses fail alcohol compliance checks
• Workshop on faith looks doubts in the eye
• Sheriffs' Log March 30
• Karson Kruzers hosting yard sale
• FISH seeks food donations
• Footprinters schedule April meeting
• Flying the sunny skies
• Committees introduce 217 bills - total of 1,059
• Bill would increase graffiti penalties
• Nevada bill gets tougher on drunken drivers
• TEPCO president hospitalized in Tokyo
• Join the Nevada Appeal on Facebook
• Karson Kruzers hosting yard sale to benefit Rayna Donoho-King
• Berkley Statement On President Obama's Speech to The American People On Coalition Efforts In Libya
• Nevada taxable sales up 6.6 percent in January
• Bill would set up medical fund for Nevada boxers
• Time short, tempers flare in budget showdown
• Committee Oks bill delaying student testing
• SC lawmakers take a dim view of new light bulbs
• LEGISLATIVE WATCH: Aging budget gets downsized
• Sandoval declares Wednesday as Lynch Syndrome awareness day
• Briefly March 29
• John Bullis: What is the 'statute of limitations?'
• Committee moves to strengthen ID theft law
• Gov. Sandoval fixes hole in budget with added cash
• Sheriffs' Blotter March 29
• Testimony begins today in child sex assaults
• Sex offender trial pending
• All 21 Senators get budget briefing
• Bill would restore ability to evaluate sex offenders
• Two companies plan to open at TRIC
• Charter school seeks permit to build on Mallory Way
• Father, son died in San Diego sailboat expedition
• For Peggy Morris, age is just a number
• Border agent killed man climbing wall
• Toys R Us, GSI Commerce coming to TRIC
• So far, most of tax cut is going down the gas tank
• Sandoval amends budget to include $120M extra revenue
• Monday's crossword March 28
• Fewer Vegas visitors gambled in '10, spent less
• Summer water outlook in Nevada bright after storms
• Radiation in Mass. rainwater likely from Japan
• Nation & World briefly: International air raids hit Gadhafi hometown and strategic stronghold of Sirte
• More obstacles impede crews in Japan nuke crisis
• JAC buses to feature ads for local businesses
• Extension seeking input about public services
• Road report for the week of March 28 - April 3
• Truck slams into parked cars
• Man's best friends find best friends
• Alaska Airlines cancels flights after outage
• Suspect in Ga. officer's slaying expresses regrets
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Obama's Libya policy blasted by GOP 2012 hopefuls
• Pentagon: US-led strikes help rebels retake city
• Syrian port city rocked by unrest; tensions widen
• Huge jump in radiation inside Japan nuclear plant
• Legislative calendar for Monday, Tuesday
• Tiny amounts of radiation from Japan reach Vegas
• Developer sues builder at Coyote Springs
• Teaching the language of hope
• EPA, Nevada may clash again over Yerington mine
• Flooding fears prompt sandbag deployment
• Gaming tournament benefit for library youth program
• Bears wake from winter slumber looking for food
• Nevada Briefly March 26
• GOP gambles on making caucuses count
• Spring-like weather on its way
• Proposal would consolidate economic development agencies
• BLM geothermal lease sale nets $500,000
• Campus gun bill passes Senate committee
• Bill would ban trans fats in Nevada schools
• Insurance rate bill gets committee nod
• Wisconsin union law published despite court order
• Bill would ban transgender discrimination
• Police: Suspect in Ga. officer's death surrenders
• Bill seeks tougher penalties for hackers
• FAA orders new procedures for controllers
• Powerful quake in NE Myanmar kills more than 70
• Qatar becomes 1st Arab country to fly over Libya
• Pentagon may add air power in Libya conflict
• Act of kindness helps family of missing man to heal
• Unemployment falls as workers leave
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese nuclear plant
• Breach possible at troubled Japanese nuclear plant
• Report shows more giving up job search in Nevada
• Woman jailed after driving into deputy working traffic accident
• U.S. likely to keep combat role after Libya shift
• Verdict: Judge returns Texas beauty queen's crown
• Husband: Giffords wants to be at shuttle launch
• Elvis Presley's 1961 benefit concert remembered
• Applications for unemployment aid drop slightly
• Bill would allow tickets for not wearing seat belt
• Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage rises to 4.81 pct.
• 2 NV bills would set caps on HOA collection fees
• New census milestone: Hispanics reach 50 million
• Ex-aide to Sen. Ensign indicted in lobbying case
• What's behind our conflicted feelings on nukes?
• Alcohol compliance checks Monday
• Targets deep within Libya hit; fewer U.S. jets used
• Sheriffs' Log March 25
• Expo reaches out to community
• Jazz musicians seek to bridge divisions
• Nevada Briefly March 25
• Carson pool staff lauded for saving boy's life
• Economist: State can gain millions with Internet poker
• Liz Taylor buried in small ceremony at L.A. cemetery
• Economist: Nevada can gain millions in revenue with online poker
• AP: Nevada, again, has the most stressed economy in U.S.
• ENSIGN, ISSA LEGISLATION CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY OF HEALTHCARE WAIVERS
• ENSIGN HONORS ONE OF OUR COUNTRY'S BRAVEST
• Democrats target GOP Rep. Joe Heck
• Lawmaker wants to update state's base budget year
• Senior project helps dogs find new homes
• Meet Your Merchant: Rasmussen trades IVs for ink
• Elizabeth Taylor lived glorious spectacle on-screen and off
• Gadhafi forces roll back; rebels try to organize
• Anxiety in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• U.S. soldier gets 24 years for murders of 3 Afghans
• More snow expected today
• Sandoval threatens to veto bond bill
• Briefly March 24
• Past Pages March 24
• Bill would raise fees to help foster kids
• Bill aims to protect foreclosure homeowners
• Nevada needs better roads to grow economy
• Personal income grew at slowest rate in Nevada
• ENSIGN HONORS ONE OF OUR COUNTRY'S BRAVEST
• ENSIGN SPEECH TO NEVADA LEGISLATURE
• ENSIGN, ISSA LEGISLATION CALLS FOR TRANSPARENCY OF HEALTHCARE WAIVERS
• Berkley Marks 1st Anniversary of Affordable Care Act
• FBI eyes cross-burning in prosperous Calif town
• New homes are becoming a bad deal in weak markets
• Residents speak out for Livermore's AB263
• Juvenile sentence bill clears Senate panel
• U.S. victim in Japan fulfilled dream in Asia
• Sharron Angle to self-publish book
• Facing jail time, deadbeat parents seeking lawyers
• Rep. Dean Heller says POTUS is after him
• Sen. John Ensign touts education reform
• Appeals court considers site for nuclear disposal
• College mergers back on table
• Club members jump at record
• Tokyo says radiation in tap water above limit
• No fuel for cremations so Japan buries dead
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• Obama touts Central America ties, cuts short trip
• Screams fill 911 calls after fatal SC train crash
• Taylor gets probation; teen says he deserved jail
• Obama: U.S. will turn over control of Libya effort
• U.S. spent-fuel storage sites are packed
• Healthcare Law One Year Later
• ENSIGN SPEECH TO NEVADA LEGISLATURE
• Health Reform Repeal Would Hurt Nevada Seniors
• Officer surrenders on felony warrant
• Nevada lawmakers put college mergers back on table
• Bill would allow up to 10 school furlough days
• Woman jailed in pedestrian hit-and-run
• Gov. Brian Sandoval wins accolades from youngsters
• Teen sent to prison in attacks
• Child porn suspect sent to prison
• Nevada students call on Gov. Sandoval to fund education (with video)
• Buoyed by strikes, Libya rebels try to advance
• Pawlenty announces WH exploratory committee
• Yemen leader loses more of his eroding power base
• Police: Cavity search produces 50 bags of heroin
• NRC: Japan nuke crisis does not warrant US changes
• Monitors: Only 'isolated' problems in Haiti vote
• Sharron Angle casts herself as favorite in House race
• Briefly March 22
• 230 bills introduced before first deadline
• Taxation moves to audit Nevada mines
• LEGISLATIVE WATCH: H.R. 1 programs not out of the woods yet
• Watch: Students protest higher education cuts at Nevada's capital
• Angle casts herself as favorite in House race
• Nevada students protest proposed budget cuts
• Mississippi governor, and possible GOP presidential contender, coming to Carson
• Spring storm closes 2 major trans-Sierra highways
• Japan's disaster toll rises with 18,000 deaths
• Obama tours Rio, lifts Brazil as a model for peace
• Museum exhibit traces Nev. ties to space program
• Libya bombing called successful; endgame unclear
• Monday's crossword March 21
• Officials: Pressure rises again in Japan reactor
• Anti-war protesters arrested near White House
• Obama's juggle: Libya war and Latin America
• U.S., Britain launches assault on Libya
• WNC students to join statewide protest
• World intervenes in Libya, with unusual speed
• Food distribution to be held at community center
• N.Y. sting puts 14 tour buses off road
• Carson City road report for March 21-27
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• First day of spring brings wind, chance of showers
• NNRMLS partners with Fannie Mae Assistance Desk
• Fernley World War II veteran honored for his service
• Low-income community-outreach expo to provide many opportunities
• Library news & notes: Looking for jobs, legal advice ... at the library
• Bill deadline Monday for lawmakers
• Legislative calendar for March 21-22
• Japan cites radiation in food, water
• Toll from Japan disasters over 8,000
• Capital Ford hosts Drive One 4UR School to support CHS
• First wave of allied assault in Libya: 112 cruise missiles
• Drive one 4 UR School continues until 3 p.m. today
• March 26 FISH dinner moved to Nugget
• Calif. man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
• Horsford, Leslie: Welfare budget unacceptable
• Plan to close reviews of executive protested
• Time cushion sought in medical malpractice cases
• Bill sheds light on health insurance rate hikes
• White House confirms Obama to visit Reno in April
• Senate panel OKs campaign disclosure bill
• Gilbane expanding into Northern Nevada
• Students get 'drop dead' serious
• 3 states seek to kick habit of raising cig taxes
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• Probation officer charged with molesting women
• Man gets 25 years for Lockwood killing
• Spring 2011 open burn opens March 26
• Obama's trip seeks to engage with Latin America
• Sheriffs' Log March 19
• Amid uncertainty, allies prepare for no-fly zone
• Storm pounds Sierra with heavy winds, snow
• Area residents needs votes to keep going and going
• Woman killed in suspected DUI wreck
• Power restored in Carson, Douglas
• Berkley, Nunes Introduce Community Recovery and Enhancement Act
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER DEMANDING ACTION ON KEY TRADE AGREEMENTS
• ENSIGN ANNOUNCES 'NO' VOTE ON CONTINUING RESOLUTION
• ENSIGN CALLS ON OBAMA TO SHOW LEADERSHIP
• THE $2.6 TRILLION BIRTHDAY PRESENT
• ENSIGN: PUT THE HEALTHCARE BILL ON HOLD
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION PROTECTS NEVADA TAXPAYER DOLLARS
• Supervisors, assemblyman clash over Quality of Life funds
• Angle might have forced primary for Sen. Ensign
• Obama: Radiation won't reach U.S.
• Economist: Nevada tax hole unsurprising
• Hope for missing fades in Japan
• House votes to cut NPR funding
• Time cushion sought in medical malpractice cases
• Humane Society trains advocates to lobby lawmakers
• Hate crimes bill for transgender people advances
• Nevada Senate rejects Vegas arena initiative
• Bill expands penalties for graffiti
• Legislative calendar for March 18
• Prosecutor says plea for leniency in Dugard kidnapping is offensive
• Nevada Republicans seek spotlight of early caucus
• Size of freshman class spurs lawmaker training
• Sandoval signs first two policy bills
• Senate committee OKs SB125
• Ooh la la! Report shows U.S. wine sales top France
• Senate sends funding bill to Obama
• Higher prices for food are about to get worse
• UNR study: Lessons learned from Wells quake
• ENSIGN: PUT THE HEALTHCARE BILL ON HOLD
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION PROTECTS NEVADA TAXPAYER DOLLARS
• Berkley Takes to House Floor to Reject Renewed Calls for Yucca Mountain
• Alarmed US urges calm as Mideast uprisings grow
• Get tips from Taste of Home Cooking show
• Calif. plans to fine utility over fatal blast
• Judge continues child abuse case
• Meet Your Merchant: The Old Globe - A Carson City fixture
• Snow expected in region by Friday
• Nevada Briefly March 17
• Sheriffs' Log March 17
• Dayton man shot self at Mills Park
• Race to benefit Safe Grad Night
• Capital Ford hosting Drive One fundraiser
• Ayres recognized for years of service
• Services to elderly would shrink under proposed budget
• Eminent domain bills target mining, feds
• Charter offers free calls to Japan for customers
• Our Opinion: Thank you, Judge Willis for all you have done
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• NRC: No water in spent fuel pool of Japan plant
• Sharron Angle vies for U.S. House seat
• US starts evacuating some Americans out of Japan
• Clinton: No interest in job if Obama wins in 2012
• ENSIGN CALLS ON OBAMA TO SHOW LEADERSHIP
• THE $2.6 TRILLION BIRTHDAY PRESENT
• Berkley: Plans To Dump Radioactive Waste At Yucca Mountain Only Increase Nuclear Risk To U.S.
• Sharron Angle announces bid for Congress
• Bill would make license plates for female veterans
• Assembly panel takes up really long big rigs
• County workers give up 2 percent in Vegas contract
• Gardnerville man wins gas card from Nevada Appeal
• Dion returns to recession-hit Vegas with new show
• Carson City Toyota donates to July 4 fireworks
• PG&E missing 8 percent of gas line safety records
• Japanese plant poses little threat to U.S. - for now
• NYC bus crash spotlights cut-rate bus companies
• Obama defends nuclear energy
• Lorie Smith Schaefer: Common wisdom is not that common
• Petraeus: Afghan war gains enable US troop cuts
• Panel selects three for judge seat
• Fed says economic recovery on firmer footing
• Heller launches bid for Senate
• House votes 3-week stopgap federal spending bill
• Nonprofit organization focuses on organic food
• Nevada panel hears testimony on designer drugs
• American Indian leaders urge business expansion
• Bill would require patient safety checklists
• ENSIGN ANNOUNCES 'NO' VOTE ON CONTINUING RESOLUTION
• Carson City Convention & Visitor's Bureau gives $70K to parks and recs
• Heller announces run for U.S. Senate
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER DEMANDING ACTION ON KEY TRADE AGREEMENTS
• Divorcing? Watch out for tax liens
• Sheriffs' Log March 15
• Carson dance teacher Gina Kaskie-Davis celebrates 25 years
• Bill would authorize domestic violence task force
• Assembly passes gun sale bill
• Lobbyists spend $31K in first month of Legislature
• March 15 briefly
• Construction begins on Dayton Dog Park
• Nevada bill raises a stink over what's stinky
• Paul Schat's opens cake, tea shop
• Bill would move k-12 cash to higher-ed for early grads
• Lawmakers, governor both moving on mining audit issue
• Raley's customers can donate to Japan relief
• Taking the plunge
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• ENSIGN, REID INTRODUCE HOOVER POWER ALLOCATION ACT
• RELUCTANT SUPPORT FOR CR
• MOVING AMERICA TOWARD ENERGY INDEPENDENCE
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER TO HOLD ALL BILLS NOT ADDRESSING JOBS, SPENDING CUTS, FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
• ENSIGN RESPONDS TO OBAMA CRITICISM OF GOP PLEDGE TO FIGHT FOR SPENDING CUTS, FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
• Monday's crossword March 13
• Japan's quake stirs bad memories for Nevada town
• Groups build Wellington home for Marine wounded in Iraq
• Sunshine Week: Nevada lawmakers can deal in secret
• Second explosion at stricken Japan nuke plant
• Heller Urges House Chairmen to Focus on Gas Prices
• ACLU report critical of Nevada state prisons
• Nevada Briefly March 13
• Zephyr Cove pilot dies in crash abroad
• In Japan nuclear plant, frantic efforts to avoid meltdown
• Wis. labor protesters say they're not backing down
• On high-profile issues, Obama keeps a low profile
• 14 die in NYC bus crash; police interview driver
• Police: Deaths in Japan's Miyagi may pass 10,000
• Millions without food, water, power in Japan
• East Coast keeping close eye on swollen waterways
• Gadhafi pushes ahead as Arab League calls for help
• U.S. contractor convicted in Cuba; 15-year sentence
• Public invited to watershed forum
• Tsunami surge deals blow to struggling Calif. town
• Carson City road report for March 13-20
• Officials, lawmakers: Revenue 'shifts' being done for wrong reason
• WNC News & Notes: Register early for farm sales and strategy workshop
• Senator Square: Invisible Children returns
• Agencies work with ranchers to protect land
• Ag producers struggle to find labor
• Past Pages March 12
• Las Vegas company to buy Carson Station
• Sec. of state seeks documents on Reid PACS
• Nevada Briefly March 12
• Time out for tea with veterans
• Trio nabbed in copper thefts
• Sheriffs' Log March 12
• Fine additions to the force
• Assembly OKs special session amendment
• Colleges won't close, cuts run deep
• New quakes rock tsunami-devastated Japan
• Calif., Ore. sustained most damage from tsunami
• Officials say medical costs for inmates rising
• Nevada tax director abruptly retires
• Ag producers struggle to find labor
• ENSIGN RESPONDS TO OBAMA CRITICISM OF GOP PLEDGE TO FIGHT FOR SPENDING CUTS, FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
• Nevada Secretary of State Miller seeks documents on Reid PACs
• State tax director out after admitting no audit of mining industry taxes
• GOP budget targets agency that warned of tsunami
• Calif. man swept out to sea taking tsunami pics near Crescent City
• Watch: AP footage from Japan earthquake, tsunami
• Sahara hotel-casino in Las Vegas closing in May
• Las Vegas company purchases Carson Station
• Interim CEO defends NPR as new video emerges
• Group: MLK parade bomb suspect was avid neo-Nazi
• Tears, shouts as terror hearing becomes political
• Who'll pay bigger fees for your debit card use?
• February budget deficit highest ever for any month
• Lohan leaves court with new offer from judge
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• Higher oil prices threaten global economy
• Statewide gaming numbers flat, Carson up
• Libya rebels flee oil port under regime barrage
• Ray Bacon: A healthy private sector makes a healthy public sector
• Autism program's future uncertain
• Robey Willis retires
• 'Motel Life' giving back to Carson Tahoe Continuing Care Hospital
• Airport Authority board makeup could change slightly
• Obama to bullying victims: I know what it's like
• Giffords' doctors to give first update in 7 weeks
• Republicans planning cost curbs on health benefits
• Wis. defeat could help launch counterattack on GOP
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Heller Votes to Repeal Billion Dollar Spending Program
• MOVING AMERICA TOWARD ENERGY INDEPENDENCE
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER TO HOLD ALL BILLS NOT ADDRESSING JOBS, SPENDING CUTS, FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
• Berkley: Cut Funding For Yucca Mountain, Not Nevada Solar Jobs
• Home burns in Dayton, fire extinguished in Virginia City Highlands
• Nevada jobless rate down to 14.2 percent in Jan.
• Nevada casino winnings down slightly in January
• As more forgo finding work, Nevada jobless rate drops
• State pay and benefit cuts reviewed
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• Meet Your Merchant: Back in the driver's seat
• Illinois abolishes death penalty, clears death row
• Husband of Ensign's ex-lover calls for resignation
• Nevada State Fair ends 136-year run
• Sheriff statistics indicate decrease in Carson crime
• Inmate attacks nurse in second incident this week
• Sheriffs' Log March 10
• Bill seeks to crack down on unlicensed contractors
• HOA bill would end home sale fees, bar radar guns
• Energy tax bill axed in Nevada Assembly
• 'Rainy day' funds sit unused in handful of states
• Preemie birth preventive spikes from $10 to $1,500
• Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing
• Farmhouse fire kills 7 kids in Pa. Amish country
• Budget bill would suspend job funds
• Assembly considers rainy day funds for K-12, higher ed
• Amid call for courageous ed reforms, some stall
• Bill would require service for Nevada scholarship
• Heller Votes to Terminate TARP Created Program
• ENSIGN, REID INTRODUCE HOOVER POWER ALLOCATION ACT
• RELUCTANT SUPPORT FOR CR
• Berkley Urges Respect For Islamic Faith During Thursday Hearing On "Radicalization" In America’s Muslim Community
• Sheriffs' Log March 9
• Ursula Carlson: Treasuring a canine connection
• WNC closure rumors refuted
• 2 years after market low, the little guy is back
• Carson gas prices jump 46 cents in one month
• NPR exec blasts tea party in hidden-camera video
• Jury selection starts in NY insider trading trial
• Upping the odds on a catch
• Parents speak out against school uniforms
• Wis. gov. proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Gadhafi forces barrage rebels in east and west
• Eight to interview for area JOP seat
• Woman wins police sex case vs. city of Reno
• Board delays action on closing NSP
• Ely prison culinary manager attacked
• Bill plans ombudsman to hear inmate's gripes
• Legislative calendar March 9
• Man jailed in Saturday wreck in Dayton
• Burglary ring suspect pleads
• Lawmakers: Ill. governor to abolish death penalty
• Traffic backed up at Eastlake Boulevard
• Berkley: Clean Renewable Energy, Not Yucca Mountain, Nevada's Future
• Carson City gas prices increased by 46 cents in the past month
• Douglas touts virtues of specialty courts cut in Sandoval budget
• Legislative watch: SB178 denies seniors services
• Public invited to attend watershed protection forum
• Sheriff's log March 8
• Man sent to prison Monday in Sun Credit robbery
• Sen. Ensign won't seek re-election for 2012
• Senate votes to redirect part of Sandoval budget
• Horsford questions state contracting rules
• Bill would expand candidate pool for Carson airport board
• Spring Writing Class at Comma Coffee
• Photographer shoots for community photo
• Classmate arrested in death of popular Nevada girl
• Man found with gunshot wound in Mills Park
• Fifth Street shut down between Carson and Stewart
• GOP Sen. Ensign says he won't seek re-election
• Monday's crossword March 7
• Nevada mine death: Questions on called-off rescue
• Police: Body likely belongs to missing Nevada girl
• Poll: Vegas mayor's wife leads race to replace him
• Libya forces try to halt rebel move toward capital
• Romney, novice no more, focuses on Obama, economy
• British paper says Kate chooses McQueen designer
• 21 airlines fined for fixing passenger fees
• Rebels, Gadhafi forces both make gains in Libya
• Italy tests immigrants' Italian language ability
• Trial of U.S. contractor ends in Cuba, no verdict
• Information sought on South Tahoe robbery
• Library News & Notes: 'Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society'
• SENATOR SQUARE: Proficiency exams this week for all sophomores
• Financial adviser Whitaker named to high council
• Trout Creek restoration seeks to relocate beavers unharmed
• Man dies after falling into mine shaft near Reno
• Developer proposing Vegas Strip Ferris wheel
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• Romney seeks to address nation's health care woes
• Specialty Crop Institute caters to needs of small farmers
• Business briefly March 6
• William Creekbaum: IRAs: Contribute now toward your retirement
• In tight market, interns find way to jobs in construction
• Business licenses
• Today's moral hazard
• The frame as art unto itself
• Crews at head on collision in Dayton
• CONSTITUTION SHOULD MANDATE A BALANCED FEDERAL BUDGET
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER PROMISING TO HOLD UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND FISCALLY IRRESPONSIBLE BILLS
• ENSIGN: OBAMA BUDGET CONTINUES TO SPEND TOO MUCH
• ENSIGN, REID REINTRODUCE BILL TO BLOCK SLOAN HILLS GRAVEL PIT
• ENSIGN: $4 BILLION IN SPENDING CUTS NOT ENOUGH, BUT A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• ENSIGN COSPONSORS LEGISLATION TO PROTECT, RESTORE LAKE TAHOE
• Dems unveil counteroffer easing GOP cuts
• Burst of hiring could mark turning point for jobs
• NASA research satellite plunges into the sea
• Fundraiser in Sparks today to save state fair
• Questions raised over campaign contributions
• Information sought in unsolved cases
• Retirees protest benefit cuts
• Sheriffs' Log March 5
• Crews continue filming in area
• Four jailed in meth raids on Como Street
• Sparks police say teen murder suspect confessed
• 17-year-old set to plead to drug sales
• Officials: Cuts threaten welfare system
• SB66 would require breathalyzers in cars
• Bill seeks to protect Nevada waterways
• Gadhafi forces battle rebels
• Hundreds march on state security building in Egypt
• Speaker launches effort to defend gay marriage ban
• Obama promotes education agenda
• Giffords shooter charged with murders of judge, aide
• Questions raised over Rory Reid PACs
• Tahoe regulatory agency cuts 8 staff positions
• Berkley: New Analysis Shows Reckless House Republican Cuts Will Cost Nevada 6,000 Jobs
• ENSIGN SIGNS LETTER PROMISING TO HOLD UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND FISCALLY IRRESPONSIBLE BILLS
• Mich. child sex fugitive arrested in Yerington
• Alpine marijuana farmer convicted in federal court
• Supporters of Tahoe bill confident of support
• Bally Technologies to buy Sightline Payments
• Jobless aid requests fall to near 3-year low
• Carson High students find inspiration for Mardi Gras masks
• Colo. boy, 12, faces charges in parents' killings
• School bond reserve shrinks
• Obama, Calderon pledge cooperation on drug wars
• Assembly votes for schools to keep bond reserves
• Lawmakers warned of damage resulting from proposed cuts to university budgets
• Insurance tax plan: best of the bad ideas
• Golf course owners object to 'subsidizing' Eagle Valley
• Sheriffs' Log March 4
• White House agrees to $6.5B more in budget cuts
• Protesters leave Wis. Capitol on judge's orders
• Police facing growing protest at UC Berkeley
• Improving economy raises hopes for better hiring
• Giffords shows more progress in recovery
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• Sheriffs' Log March 3
• Past Pages March 3
• Governor honors leaders in the arts
• Carson school receives national recognition
• Nevada Briefly March 3
• Calif. snowpack remains above average
• Official: No chance of more NZ quake survivors
• Militants kill sole Christian minister in Pakistan
• SD Senate votes to require 72-hr wait for abortion
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• 180,000 refugees flee to Libya's borders
• GOP wins first budget skirmish, bigger fight looms
• NV Energy proposes natural gas rate cut
• AB170 seeks warnings of dangers of smoking
• Bill to increase car insurance minimum
• Senate approves judicial district for Churchill County
• Bill would combat growing child ID theft
• State would earn less interest to spur loans
• Legislative calendar for March 3
• Police: Arizona beheading tied to Mexican drug cartel
• Heller Votes to Repeal 1099 Provision
• ENSIGN: $4 BILLION IN SPENDING CUTS NOT ENOUGH, BUT A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
• ENSIGN COSPONSORS LEGISLATION TO PROTECT, RESTORE LAKE TAHOE
• CONSTITUTION SHOULD MANDATE A BALANCED FEDERAL BUDGET
• Legislative calendar for Wednesday, March 2
• Survey: Sierra economic outlook up 10 points
• Gov't shutdown averted as House votes $4B cuts
• Abby Johnson: Art really is the heart of Wally's World
• Judges under fire over furloughs
• Community turns out for reading project
• Safe-driving course offered in Carson
• Tribe wants public input on Pyramid Lake regulations
• Wis. gov. proposes deep cuts for schools
• Dance to benefit Dayton Meals on Wheels
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run
• Western Folklife Center's director to discuss community building
• Nevada Briefly March 2
• State approves solar projects contract
• Miller calls for campaign, election reform
• Bill seeks to tax water in bottles, jugs
• Resolution passed to protect sage grouse
• Bill would aid campaign to stop crib death
• AB59 would strengthen Open Meeting Law
• Sedan collides with stopped bus
• ENSIGN: OBAMA BUDGET CONTINUES TO SPEND TOO MUCH
• ENSIGN, REID REINTRODUCE BILL TO BLOCK SLOAN HILLS GRAVEL PIT
• Movie shoot features Gardnerville Basque bar
• Bill would strengthen Nevada's Open Meeting Law
• Bill seeks to tax bottled water
• Berkley, Cardoza to Lead Housing Stabilization Task Force in New Congress
• Sandoval submits 83 bills including major changes to retirement and school funding
• Bill could limit residential solar, wind energy
• Fewer people sign contracts to buy homes in Jan.
• Sheen's interviews upstage Oscars a day after
• Sandoval modifying education block grants over school objections
• Recipients of state arts awards to be honored
• Rain expected with latest storm
• Briefly for March 1
• Despite retirement, Dr. Baggett continues to practice medicine
• Prison sentence for serial DUI suspect
• Sheriffs' Log March 1
• Little opposition to weapon permit confidentiality
• Lawyer: Couple confessed in Jaycee Dugard kidnap
• Reno police seek help finding special needs teen
• NZ mourns quake dead with 2 minutes of silence
• Wis. gov. to outline ultimate intentions in budget
• Authorities: Man persuaded moms to abuse kids
• Tiny spy planes could mimic birds, insects
• Obama: Flexibility OK, but health care law remains
• US approves first deep-water well in Gulf
• Heller Reintroduces Sloan Hills Withdrawal Act
• Heller Statement on Stop Gap Funding Bill
• Monday's crossword Feb. 28
• BLM halts Nev. wild-horse roundup short of goal
• Nevada brothel owners prefer to be pioneers
• Water managers brace for more dry times
• Plasma Etch on track for another record year
• Early week legislative calendar
• Prisoners' cell phone use a growing Nevada concern
• Obama: Gadhafi must leave now
• Vintage jet crashes in Hudson near Kingston, NY
• Money committee holds hearing in Southern Nevada
• San Francisco hill regions get dusting of snow
• Business licenses Feb. 27
• Discovery arrives at space station for last time
• Protesters across US decry Wis. anti-union efforts
• Museum hosts annual Victorian fashion show
• Wash. couple rescued after 4 days trapped in snow
• Markey Daniels joins the Nevada Appeal
• Govs to feds: Avoid causing states any more pain
• Senator Square: Juvenile diabetes walk on Saturday
• Christchurch holds prayers for quake victims
• Business briefly Feb. 27
• North Korea threatens to fire at South Korea
• WNC News & Notes: Student designs official college seal
• Museum News & Notes: Hands-on science projects offered in March
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• $522 fine paid in Pinenut fatal
• Amid New Zealand tragedy, a rescue and a wedding
• Carson City keeps moving despite storm
• Legislators considering reform for HOAs
• No action taken on preferred jobs bill
• AB128 would ban smoking on campuses
• Hill named to economic development panel
• Nevada Briefly Feb. 26
• Husband-wife duo open dance studio
• Eugene T. Paslov: Money makes a difference
• 4 Amish children die when buggy flips in Ky. creek
• 2 arrested in Vegas casino heist of $33K in chips
• U.S. freezes Gadhafi assets, closes Libya embassy
• As Wis. impasse continues, schools eye layoffs
• State budget crisis looms over governors meeting
• House GOP says shutdown would be irresponsible
• Indian Commission to paint Stewart's 'S' on Prison Hill
• Ferry with Americans aboard finally reaches Malta
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 26
• Storm closes state offices
• Highway 395 reopened
• Snow day for Douglas, Carson buses running
• Fire at Houston daycare center kills 3, injures 4
• Saudi man charged with plotting terrorist attack
• Wis. man gets life sentence in slayings of 7 women
• Air Force awards $35B tanker contract to Boeing
• Throngs view space shuttle Discovery's last launch
• Sen. Ensign: State should not ban prostitution
• New Zealand quake toll rises to 113 dead
• Lawmakers: Budget has $425M hole
• Gadhafi forces strike back at Libya uprising
• BLM to scale back wild horse roundups
• Education reform package in works
• Today's legislative calendar
• Teens discuss immigration with Sen. Reid
• Census: Vegas boom fueled state's record growth
• Senate Democrats consider spending cuts
• Obama confident oil prices will stabilize
• Our Opinion:Let's have a healthy debate over the future of brothels
• Chuck Muth: GOP Senators unite, declare tax hikes DOA
• Wis. Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Food handout could cause traffic backup
• Bill would add Nevada judicial district
• Senate panel to consider Vegas bus turnouts
• Obama sharpens critique of Libya amid wider unrest
• On prank call, Wis. governor discusses strategy
• Emanuel gingerly hints at agenda as Chicago mayor
• Oil prices hit $100 per barrel
• Troubled banks rise to highest level in 18 years
• Most traveled space shuttle ready for final launch
• Apple shareholders nix CEO succession disclosure
• EPA trims costs to control toxic air pollution
• Tyrus W. Cobb: Time to reduce benefits for us all
• Gov't drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Taxable sales jump 11 percent in December
• NZ earthquake toll at 98 dead, 226 missing
• Carson's GDP fell 5.6 percent in 2009
• Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
• Locals protest cuts to Medicaid
• Meet Your Merchant: 37 years and still going
• Education task force vows to champion NV reforms
• Nevada Sen. Ensign says he repented after affair
• Reid sides with public employees
• New Zealand earthquake death toll at 75 as search continues
• Arizona Senate panel passes birthright citizen law
• Emanuel calls victory as Chicago mayor humbling
• US condemns 'appalling' violence in Libya
• Wisconsin lawmakers take up bill to cripple unions
• Dwayne McDuffie, comic and animation writer, dies
• Report decries lack of paid parental leave in US
• Reid proposes 30-day bill to avert shutdown
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates off Somalia
• Weaker New Zealand quake packed a deadlier punch
• Victims' families urge ban on driving, cell phones
• Nev. athletics mean $18M to economy
• Schools to seek partnership with community
• Nevada Briefly Feb. 23
• Reid's comments catch business leaders off guard
• Reid calls for end of legal brothels
• Carson woman sets off on vacation, lands in a revolution
• Gadhafi's vow: Will fight to 'last drop of blood'
• Home prices plummet in most big U.S. cities
• Teen arrested in St. Petersburg, Fla., cop's death
• Jury convicts Iraqi immigrant in 'honor killing'
• Reid takes on Old West, says time to ban brothels
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Feb. 22
• Assembly Democrats roll out two more pieces of economic diversity puzzle
• Sharron Angle hasn't made decision yet about future
• School chiefs critique bill for remedial classes
• Unions rally to support Wisconsin state workers, oppose Sandoval's budget cuts
• Cosmic census finds crowd of planets in galaxy
• Bayne still in shock over Daytona 500 win
• Carson Valley Medical Center issues family challenge
• Legislature Watch: Six bills seniors need to follow this session
• Trying brain pacemakers to zap psychiatric disease
• John Bullis: Respond in timely matter to avoid responses
• Steps at home can prevent falls
• February social honors military members, veterans
• Teen honored for transformation
• Two escape Stewart camp, but not for long
• Union workers rally across Nevada for rights
• Man accused of trying to ram police cruiser with front-end loader
• Reid to address Nevada Legislature on Tuesday
• Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows
• Gadhafi's son warns of civil war in Libya
• Nation & World briefly for Feb. 21
• Monday's crossword Feb. 21
• Young thespians take the stage
• Senator Square: School's out on Monday
• Library News & Notes: Get ready, get set, go ... to the library
• Legislative Calendar Feb. 21-22
• Reid to address Legislature in week 3
• Nevada Assembly passes jobs bill
• Mental health advocates fear cuts
• Nearly 100 killed in Libyan crackdown on unrest
• States ignored warnings on unemployment insurance
• More protesters flock to Wisconsin Capitol
• Past Pages Feb. 20
• Enjoy sun, blue sky; snow to return
• What's closed and open on Presidents Day
• Fire destroys Indian Hills garage, 2 vehicles
• Winter residents arrive in Carson City
• Marisela Avitia crowned 2011 Miss Carson City
• Road report for Feb. 21-27
• Commercial air service at Tahoe possible in two years
• Couple continues quest to quit cigarettes
• Annual game night planned at Silver Stage High School
• ENSIGN: WE NEED TO INCENTIVIZE SMALL BUSINESS NOT PENALIZE IT THROUGH HEALTH LAW
• ENSIGN VOTES TO REPEAL HEALTHCARE LAW
• ENSIGN COSPONSORS LEGISLATION TO PROTECT AMERICANS FROM UNCONSTITUTIONAL INDIVIDUAL MANDATE
• ENSIGN AMENDMENT WILL HELP SMALL AIR TOUR OPERATORS IN NEVADA
• PRESIDENT'S BUDGET LACKS THE POLITICAL COURAGE NEEDED TO TACKLE SPENDING LEVELS
• ENSIGN: PRESIDENT OBAMA'S BUDGET MISSES THE MARK DRAMATICALLY
• ENSIGN JOINS WITH SENATORS McCONNELL AND HUTCHISON ON RESOLUTION OF DISAPPROVAL TO REPEAL FCC'S INTERNET REGULATIONS
• FEDERAL COURT RULES HEALTHCARE LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
• ENSIGN REACTION TO TURMOIL IN EGYPT
• ENSIGN: PRESIDENT OBAMA DID NOT SHOW BOLD LEADERSHIP IN BUDGET
• ENSIGN: OBAMA ADMINISTRATION CANNOT TURN ITS BACK ON ISRAEL
• Carson schools stay open despite storm
• Officer shot in upstate N.Y. melee dies; gunman dead
• 5 people killed in Colo. multi-vehicle crash
• Judge delays records release in Arizona shooting
• NY county closes crime lab over drug test errors
• Pa. judge guilty of racketeering in kickback case
• Obama says companies can help bottom line and nation
• NASA picks Thursday for Discovery's final launch
• Republicans challenging unions in state capitols
• N.M.'s Bingaman becomes 3rd Dem senator to retire
• Suspicious package evacuates printing office
• Bahrain security forces fire on defiant protesters
• Bill giving businesses preference in public projects passes Assembly
• Afghan soldier fires on German troops, killing 3
• Alternative plan for school bond money presented
• Egyptians mass in Cairo to mark Mubarak fall
• Curb regulations along with spending, House votes
• NV Energy quarterly, yearly earnings up
• Eugene T. Paslov: Smaller Government?
• Athletic complex proposal advances
• ENSIGN: OBAMA ADMINISTRATION CANNOT TURN ITS BACK ON ISRAEL
• Berkley Opposes Attempts to Defund Health Care Reform
• Berkley Condemns GOP Plan To Renew Failed Yucca Mountain Project
• Package prompts evacuation
• Power outage affecting 400 customers
• Carson City schools OPEN
• Consumers paid more for most goods in January
• Vietnamese work to hoist sunken boat after 12 die
• Security remains shaky in Egypt after revolt
• Advocates speak up for children
• Anti-government protesters killed in Libyan clash
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 18
• Government shutdown? GOP, Dems swap charges
• Chuck Muth: Don't tax me; tax the guy behind the tree
• Letters to the editor Feb. 18
• Bahrain troops lock down capital
• ICE auditing 1,000 more companies' hiring records
• Fla. agency under fire for death in toxic truck
• Mental health cuts would cost more than they save
• Man opens fire on girlfriend along Vegas freeway
• Feds outline options for mining near Grand Canyon
• Palin rejects new gun laws, vague on 2012 plans
• Regulators say agency budget cuts hurt rule-making
• Ohio executes neo-Nazi who killed 3 at college
• City Center Project goes to design development phase for closer scrutiny
• ENSIGN: PRESIDENT OBAMA DID NOT SHOW BOLD LEADERSHIP IN BUDGET
• Berkley Warns Proposed Cuts Could Close Red Rock Canyon
• Hawaii Legislature approves same-sex civil unions
• CIA: If caught, bin Laden would be sent to Gitmo
• Pa. teacher strikes nerve with 'lazy whiners' blog
• Riot police storm Bahrain camp; 2 reported dead
• Egyptian democracy advocate critical of military
• Police kill 2 in clashes with Yemen protesters
• Israel claims Iran warships to transit Suez Canal
• Legislative Calendar for Feb. 17
• Meet Your Merchant: Brightening days one delivery at a time
• Nevada chancellor grilled in Senate hearing
• Cashing in on green energy
• Bill would repeal Nevada's minimum wage law
• Tyrus W. Cobb: So where's the alternative budget plan?
• Topsy Lane Borders to stay open despite bankruptcy filing
• Letters to the editor Feb. 17
• Brewery Arts offers screenwriting courses
• Obama, GOP freshmen win in jet engine budget fight
• Somali pirate gets more than 33 years in prison
• Fla. girl dead in toxic truck; brother burned
• City Center questions, concerns to be aired during supervisor meeting
• Heller Moves to Cut Funding for Foreign Bailouts
• ENSIGN JOINS WITH SENATORS McCONNELL AND HUTCHISON ON RESOLUTION OF DISAPPROVAL TO REPEAL FCC'S INTERNET REGULATIONS
• Power restored after Reno storm knocks down line
• Icy roads make commute messy
• New proof of Ivory Coast vote killings
• Bill would expand fines to more elder abuse crimes
• Girl with 12 fingers, 14 toes reaches for a record
• Gusts of dust
• Closure of Nevada State Prison gaining traction
• Nevada poll shows support for raising taxes
• Scottish deerhound is best in show at Westminster
• Dems want to redirect K-12 money included in budget
• Heller crushes Ensign in poll
• Legislative calendar Feb. 16
• Lawsuit seeks $5M from BP, ARCO
• Ex-judge admits tax fraud, denies taking bribes
• Businesses and consumers give economy boost
• Obama, GOP steering onto budget collision course
• Obama defends his new budget of 'tough choices'
• Senate votes to extend provisions of Patriot Act
• Veterans say rape cases mishandled
• Panel: FBI overstated science in anthrax probe
• 1 U.S. immigration agent dead, 1 injured in Mexico
• Bahrain square becomes new center for Arab anger
• ENSIGN: PRESIDENT OBAMA'S BUDGET MISSES THE MARK DRAMATICALLY
• Ways and Means Democrats Blast Republican Plan To Shut Down Social Security
• Heller crushes Ensign in poll
• Sierra Place hosts entertainment for all
• Stamp of love: Tattoo parlor offers Valentine's Day specials
• Northern Nevada briefly Feb. 15
• Snow possible as winds move in
• Heller asks GOP leaders to back off Yucca efforts
• Staged kidnapping leads to two arrests
• John Bullis: Getting three bangs out of a dollar
• Sheriff's volunteers make the grade
• Sheriffs' log Feb. 15
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Bill would take away mining condemnation power
• LEGISLATURE 2011: State workers protest pay, budget cuts
• Complications from transplant claims Hardy's life
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Governor, legislative leaders, meet with high-tech
• PRESIDENT'S BUDGET LACKS THE POLITICAL COURAGE NEEDED TO TACKLE SPENDING LEVELS
• Lady A wins record, song of year at the Grammys
• Monday's crossword Feb. 14
• Nevada Sen. Ensign seeks to revive career
• USFS being sued over logging at Lake Tahoe
• Carson City road report for Feb. 14-20
• Women Veterans Summit features tea and information
• SENATOR SQUARE: Science Olympiad team takes third
• Carson Middle School teams fare well at Science Olympiad
• Snow levels present challenge to snowmobilers
• Tahoe ski resort expansion plan raises concerns
• Nevada state workers get big bucks as part-timers
• 3011 Legislature: Jobs, budgets dominate week 2
• Rebate check to be presented at City Hall
• NASA spots 54 potentially life-friendly planets
• Carson River video contest winners awarded
• Past Pages Feb. 13
• Obama wields scalpel to budget, avoiding much pain
• Leisure Hour Club to host update on city's gangs, drugs fight
• Neighbors: Foray into local politics has been challenging
• City Center project: City officials to debate viability
• NARFE to meet
• Carson City could create niche in digital media industry
• Asian New Year event draws youngsters to museum
• WNC News & Notes: 2011 Nevada Small Farm Conference coming up
• 'Shoe Tree' memorial slated for this Sunday
• Reward offered in Walmart burglary
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 12
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Bill: Juveniles can't face life without parole unless the crime is murder
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Wedding chapels want lesser ID laws
• BLM offers $10,000 reward in mustang shooting
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Cooperative spirit puts veto overrides on hold
• Reaping what they sow
• White House: Less gov't in mortgage system
• House GOP unveils $61B spending cut plan
• 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• Berkley Statement on Egyptian Transition
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Liquor license suspended for serving minors
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 11
• South Lake fire captain killed in snowmobile accident
• Boulder Bay scales back proposed redevelopment
• Era of super-low mortgage rates appears to be over
• Casino winnings edge up 0.1 percent in 2010
• Cisco, Akamai pull technology stocks lower
• Fury over Egypt leader's refusal to leave deepens
• Report: Hackers in China hit Western oil companies
• Natural gas explosion in Pa. kills 5 people
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Increase in state workers retiring likely
• Carson woman looks for help to be with daughter
• Going on a 'crazy' ride
• St. Teresa crab feed includes Mardi Gras decor, dancing
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Nevada Democrats roll out economic development plans
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Bill aims to limit high-tech hospitals
• UNR chief: Strong economy depends on higher ed
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Cell phone bills introduced in Nevada Senate
• Berkley Welcomes Findings That Medicare Advantage Premiums Down, Enrollment Up
• Berkley Joins Nevada Law Enforcement In Opposing Cuts to Cops Program
• ENSIGN AMENDMENT WILL HELP SMALL AIR TOUR OPERATORS IN NEVADA
• Pahrump home fire kills 3 children, babysitter
• Art shows opening at Western Nevada College
• Second blizzard howls through weary Okla., Ark.
• Sheriffs' log Feb. 10
• Celebrate romance with laughter
• CCAI exhibition opens Friday
• Toastmaster Club holds contest
• Women's pilot group meets tonight
• Legislature 2011: Fischer lays out dismantling of Cultural Affairs
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Longtime jeweler starts new phase in Carson Street location
• Source: Clapper sees al-Qaida as top threat
• Suicide bomber kills 27 soldiers in NW Pakistan
• Sources: House GOP looks for deeper budget cuts
• New drilling method opens vast oil fields in US
• Lohan pleads not guilty to felony theft charge
• NY Rep. Lee resigns after shirtless photo story
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Senate panel takes up Nevada DUI laws
• Legislature 2011: Senator wants solution to Reno raccoon problem
• Legislature 2011: Bill would reduce liability for police, fire health benefits
• Body that of missing Reno man
• Senate panel hears construction jobs proposal
• No electronic flaws found in Toyotas
• Northern Nevada briefly Feb. 9
• Feds search for man on 'Most Wanted' list
• Police make arrest in Vegas murder case
• How high will gas prices go?
• LEGISLATURE 2011: Gaming Control presents revenue ideas
• Ethics chief: Cuts could erode public confidence
• Feb. 8 legislative calendar
• 2011 Legislature: Gov. Brian Sandoval reduces mansion budget
• Carson City School District prepares for cuts
• As Eastern snow melts, it's leaving an ugly mess
• Sports books eke out $724,000 win on Super Bowl
• Agreement benefits people, nature
• Sex offender goes back to prison
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 9
• Heller Bill Prioritizes Fiscal Responsibility and Social Security
• JOHN BULLIS: Put your payroll tax holiday savings to work
• Legislative calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 8
• LEGISLATURE: Flowers, good will on Day 1
• LEGISLATURE: Lawmakers vote to cut own pay 4.6 percent
• Teen pleads in attack on father, daughter
• Sheriff's Log for Feb. 8
• Child porn, lewdness suspects plead guilty
• Body found in Indian Hills park ruled a suicide
• Green leafy substance for sale at farmer's market not lettuce
• 2011 Legislature opens with calls for cooperation
• Live coverage: Day one of the Legislature
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• Iran opens trial of 3 Americans on spy charges
• Reagan celebrated by Nancy, Beach Boys on 100th
• Egypt VP meets opposition, offers new concessions
• Nevada out of drug needed for executions
• Visitors flock to Las Vegas for Super Bowl weekend
• Fans take to the streets in Green Bay
• Monday's crossword
• 2 arrested in fatal Ohio fraternity house shooting
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Roseanne, singing cowboys
• Nasdaq hackers target service for corporate boards
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• Health care fraud: Not a faceless crime any longer
• Palin: America out of step with Reagan's values
• Funeral procession features 'legend of lowriders'
• Chicago residents call "dibs" on dug-out parking
• Explosion highlights lax pipeline rules
• Training starts just in time for spring races
• Capital City Circles to host open house
• Carson High Winterfest king and queen crowned
• Board to select school bond liaison Tuesday
• Officials look at funding for activity complex
• Former governor Bob Miller to publish memoirs in 2012
• City meetings scheduled for the week ahead
• 2011 Legislature: Tough decisions begin for lawmakers
• With Egypt in turmoil, oil and food prices climb
• Carson River Canyon expanding in many directions
• Reagan centennial endowment reaches $100M goal
• Mubarak's men key to US reform hopes in Egypt
• Tunisian police fire on crowd, killing 2
• Livermore at the Legislature: Former supervisor faces tough session
• Dutch Bros. celebrates 'Dutch Luv Day' with food drive
• Wildlife board sets bear hunting rules
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 5
• Officials issue warning about mercury in fish
• Storm turns some Super Bowl plans into super mess
• Australia faces weather woes with southern storms
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent
• BUSINESS NOTES: New sushi restaurant opens in east Carson
• Stocks shrug off mixed unemployment report
• Calif. woman pleads guilty in Ohio plane pot case
• Amid protests, views of post-Mubarak Egypt emerge
• Michigan mosque plot suspect fires lawyer in court
• Husband: Giffords would embrace flight decision
• Snake missing for a month found on Boston subway
• Sen. Hatch: Kagan should sit out health care case
• SPIN METER: Not much savings from stimulus money
• Ron Reagan: Palin has nothing in common with dad
• Man charged with felony child abuse of 11-month-old
• Buddha swiped from Carson City porch
• ENSIGN COSPONSORS LEGISLATION TO PROTECT AMERICANS FROM UNCONSTITUTIONAL INDIVIDUAL MANDATE
• SUV plunges 61 feet into icy Okla. river; 3 killed
• 5 Americans: How health care law affects them
• Few fingers pointed at Daley for Lake Shore Drive
• Giffords' astronaut hubby decision due Friday
• Census estimates show big gains for US minorities
• Journalists attacked by mobs, detained in Cairo
• Senators criticize FBI, Army in Fort Hood tragedy
• Silver Stage students reach out in service
• Tahoe bikeway faces hurdles, but moves forward
• Nevada employers will feel pain of jobless fund debt
• Supreme Court justice asked about furloughs, extra pay
• Kicking butts in Silver Springs
• Nevada Appeal offers $3 subscription to unemployed
• Troops prepare to aid Australia's cyclone relief
• Shoppers shook off the snow in January, stores say
• January jobs report forecast to show modest gains
• Carson High School candidates vie for royal titles
• Stepfather accused of battering 11-month-old
• Outstanding warrant list prompts some to surrender
• Sheriffs' log Feb. 4
• Adult Pottery Classes inside the Children's Museum
• Nev. high court panel turns down O.J. Simpson appeal
• Senate GOP lose vote on health law
• NRC moving forward with closing out Yucca review
• Equipment glitch cuts Verizon service
• D.C., Dallas and Boston lead U.S. in job growth
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Discussion of state prison closure delayed
• Meet Your Merchant: Couple returns to auto paint business
• Nevada GOP lawmakers accuse Dems of rhetoric
• Woman sent to drug court for theft from brother
• Sheriffs' Log Feb. 3
• Woman jailed in BB gun battery
• Man treated after standoff
• Local briefly Feb. 3
• Dayton pulls together to help hospitalized mother
• Heavy gunfire rings out in Cairo protest square
• White House challenges Mubarak to show who he is
• Blizzard spreads snowy shroud over nearly half US
• Charlie Sheen thanks CBS bosses, fans for support
• Study: Students need more paths to career success
• ENSIGN: WE NEED TO INCENTIVIZE SMALL BUSINESS NOT PENALIZE IT THROUGH HEALTH LAW
• ENSIGN VOTES TO REPEAL HEALTHCARE LAW
• Nevada GOP lawmakers accuse Dems of rhetoric
• NRC moving forward with closing out Yucca review
• State GOP legislative leaders ask for end to rhetoric from Democrats on budget
• Nevada ranked last in nation in child health care
• Defendants ordered into treatment program
• Strong cyclone bears down on north Australia coast
• 'Jihad Jane' terror suspect pleads guilty in Pa.
• GOP targets health care law in Congress and out
• Mubarak won't seek new term; go now, crowds shout
• TSA tests new body scanning system in Las Vegas
• Child services costs pushed onto counties
• Special counsel named in Ensign ethics case
• Virginia City Students to perform at Piper's Opera House
• Carson City and Lyon County Sheriffs' log
• Cuts to mental health court criticized
• Colossal storm roars through nation's heartland
• Jack LaLanne eulogized in Calif as inspiration
• Egypt Analysis: Turmoil in Egypt will reshape US role
• Dow over 12,000 as bull market rolls on
• Gov. Sandoval seeks to eliminate senior tax help
• Artist's reception tonight
• Briefly Feb. 2
• WNC Foundation member dies at 86
• Elderly driver rolls car
• Dow over 12,000 as remarkable bull market rolls on
• ENSIGN REACTION TO TURMOIL IN EGYPT
• Briefly: Nevada home to largest share of illegal workers
• Teacher's passion for children, animals lives on
• Sheriffs' blotters for Feb. 1
• John Bullis: The benefits of charitable contributions
• Hardrock history: Carson City man, 94, may be oldest living Comstock miner
• Free tax help starts tomorrow
• FEDERAL COURT RULES HEALTHCARE LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
• Nevada casinos post loss for 2nd year in row
• Past Pages for Feb. 1
• BERKLEY COMMENT ON COURT RULING AGAINST HEALTH REFORM LAW
• Largest Nevada casinos lose $3.4B during fiscal 2010
• Florida judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Man found dead on East Telegraph Street
• Man pleads in assault on deputy
• Cab driver tried to get help for homeless man later found dead
• Woman injured in hit and run; driver sought
• Man arrested with explosives at Michigan mosque
• Clinton: Egypt must transition to democracy
• First lady Kathleen Sandoval's inaugural dress a Reno original
• Palin touts outdoors, conservation to Reno crowd
• Threatened NFL lockout could harm NV sports books
• Hundreds pack meetings to protest budget cuts
• Monday's crossword Jan. 31
• ENSIGN: HOUSE VOTE TO REPEAL HEALTHCARE LAW IS AN IMPORTANT FIRST STEP
• ENSIGN REACTION TO STATE OF THE STATE, STATE OF THE UNION
• ENSIGN: REPEALING INDIVIDUAL MANDATE IS FIRST STEP IN CRAFTING REAL HEALTHCARE REFORM
• ENSIGN: A BALANCED BUDGET WILL HELP TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN DREAM
• ENSIGN RECEIVES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
• Chaos engulfs Cairo; Mubarak points to succession
• Davos leaders cautiously optimistic on economy
• Tahoe area prepares for major bike race
• Nevada Traveler: More to Soda Lake's story
• Good etiquette for the social media generation
• Princess, Duchess, Countess: What to call Kate Middleton?
• Nevada man learns knifemaking craft
• North Vegas pays $500k for redevelopment plan
• NATIONAL MENTOR MONTH: Are you ready to make a difference in the life of a young person?
• Mom charged in kids' slayings treated at hospital
• NATIONAL MENTOR MONTH: D.A.R.E. officer knows the power of positive role models
• Official: What led to 2 Mich. slayings uncertain
• Officials to comment on bikeway project study
• Divers find no bodies in Central California canal
• Head-on collision kills Silver Springs woman
• Russia identifies airport bomber as Caucasus man
• Carson City road report for Jan. 31-Feb. 6
• Group calls for bear hunt cancellation
• An uncertain future after jobless benefits expire
• Business briefly Jan. 30
• Carson City librarians helping city regain its economic mojo
• Microlending expands in rural Nevada
• Head-on collision leaves 1 woman dead
• FedEx driver helped woman in fire
• Woman sentenced for bilking elderly lady
• UNLV head: Sandoval's Budget plan sparks attention
• Three arrested in Reno in alleged immigration scam
• Horse feed manufacturer issues voluntary recall
• More remains found at construction site
• Amid protests, Egypt leader fires Cabinet
• Obama tells Mubarak: Take 'concrete steps'
• Hundreds mark anniversary of Challenger accident
• Obama open to compromise, not repeal, of health care law
• Carson Harley-Davidson hosting learn to ride class
• BofA asks judge to overturn halt order
• Justice of the peace applicants sought
• Nevada businessman pleads to tax evasion
• Shoplifting addict gets 90 days in jail
• Five Nevada groups get foreclosure education grant
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 29
• Markets sink as Egypt protests escalate
• Effort underway to make women veterans aware of benefits
• Food drive to benefit family resource center
• Nevada fares well in report on public employee pension debt
• Carson City father arrested in school threat incident
• Reid back taking on GOP, Obama
• Sandoval orders flags at half-staff for judge
• Sharron Angle weighs presidential run
• Carson man arrested after alleged shooting threat at WNC
• Silver Springs hosts lunch for military, vets
• Littlest lifesaver: 3-year-old's 911 call helps mom
• Barbee named acting chief of Nevada agriculture
• Carson tax collections soar in Nov.
• NATIONAL MENTOR MONTH: Club's director becomes a mentor himself
• Wildlife agency searches for Lahontan eagle poacher
• Social Security posting $600B deficit over 10 years
• Outlook for 2011 economy has brightened since late 2010
• Hawaiian barbecue closes at Carson Mall
• Chuck Muth: Honeymoon's over - let the kvetching, gut-checking begin
• Letters to the editor Jan. 28
• House GOP considers privatizing Medicare
• Bill would make Obama birth info available
• ATV thefts lead to man's arrest
• Microwave tower toppled; 2 arrested
• ENSIGN RECEIVES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
• Carson City man arrested for threatening to "shoot up" GED class
• Senate majority leader questions high cost of new state Medicaid contract
• Not again! Another snowstorm hits East Coast
• AP survey: Outlook for 2011 economy is brightening
• No stemming red ink: Federal deficit to hit $1.5T
• Social Security fund now seen to be empty by 2037
• Color-coded terror warnings to be gone by April 27
• Witness in ex-CIA operative case had mental issues
• Doctors: Rep. Giffords ready to start full rehab
• Medical examiner: missing Texas teen was strangled
• New Big 5 opens doors today
• Pentagon officials defend proposed military cuts
• Thieves make off with large haul of jewelry
• Egypt's protests pose threat for regime
• Sheriff's Log
• Russian president fires police chief after bombing
• Police: Councilwoman planned murder-suicide
• City remains cautiously optimistic about budget
• Rising caseloads, end of stimulus slams human services budgets
• Nevada schools chiefs warn of deep cuts
• DanceSpirit provides instruction in family atmosphere
• Schools warn dangers of taking bond reserves
• ENSIGN REACTION TO STATE OF THE STATE, STATE OF THE UNION
• ENSIGN: REPEALING INDIVIDUAL MANDATE IS FIRST STEP IN CRAFTING REAL HEALTHCARE REFORM
• ENSIGN: A BALANCED BUDGET WILL HELP TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN DREAM
• Brush fire ignited near high school
• Brush fire near high school
• Lawmakers, Sandoval staff square off over budget plan
• Egyptians denounce Mubarak, clash with riot police
• Budget expands reach into local coffers
• Putin vows revenge for Moscow airport bombing
• Governor's plan includes securitizing insurance tax
• Councilwoman, husband found dead at home
• Nevada Realtors: 23 percent who lost homes walked away
• Carson man arrested for alleged child abuse
• Man arrested on failure to report address change
• Woman arrested in assault on sister
• Carson City Sheriff's Log
• Doctors: Giffords will move Wed. to rehab facility
• Oregon police comb forested peninsula for shooter
• Blackwater suit tossed 7 years after grisly deaths
• 'The King's Speech' usurps throne as Oscar leader
• Gitmo detainee gets life sentence in embassy plot
• Google to hire more than 6,200 workers this year
• STATE OF THE UNION: 'Move together or not at all'
• Heller Named Vice Chairman of Western Caucus
• Lawmaker questions Sandoval plan to securitize insurance tax
• Legislature Watch: Column to follow issues important to seniors
• AARP to host job skills seminar
• JOHN BULLIS: Stepping over a dollar to pick up a dime
• Heller Votes to Roll Back Federal Spending
• Read the governor's State of the State address
• Woman, 22, killed in weekend snowboard accident at Lake Tahoe
• Watch Nevada's State of the State address live
• Moscow airport terror attack kills 31, wounds 168
• Jared Loughner faces judge today in Arizona shooting
• Man kills 2 Florida officers in firefight
• Court: Emanuel's name can't be on mayoral ballot
• Sandoval budget plan: Plan includes securitizing insurance tax
• State of the State: Sandoval lays out austere budget plan
• Democrats: Governor's plan would butcher education system
• Nevada: Leaders questioning teacher tenure
• Pahrump closing elementary school after this year
• US attorney wants shooting suspect tried in Tucson
• Teens arrested for robbing motorists stuck in snow
• Gunman shoots 4 officers inside Detroit precinct
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Conn.
• China's new stealth fighter may use US technology
• Wal-Mart vs. Civil War site: battle heads to court
• Sheriff's Log for Jan. 25
• Tea partiers say defense in mix for budget cuts
• Sandoval budget plan: More than 360 state jobs to be eliminated
• Sandoval budget plan: Governor outlines school budget reforms
• Sandoval budget plan: Several state agencies to consolidate
• Sandoval budget plan: State workers to see reduced benefits
• Sandoval budget plan: Budget expands reach into local coffers
• Monday's crossword Jan. 24
• Fitness guru Jack LaLanne, 96, dies at Calif. home
• Walmart shooting leaves 2 dead, 2 deputies hurt
• Giffords 'more alert today' doc says
• Pope: Marriage is not an absolute right
• Pinewood derby: Ready, set ... ROLL!
• Board reviews medical marijuana abuse by parolees
• War in the Gulf: 20 years later: Nevada played large part in training Desert Storm pilots
• Senator Square: Auditions this week for talent show
• Library News & Notes: There's no limit to where a library will lead
• Carson City road report for Jan. 24-30
• No reports of injuries after 4 quakes hit
• Gambler wins $12.8 million jackpot
• Obama's agenda: Boost U.S. competitiveness
• Mourners recall Sarge Shriver's charity, idealism
• Nevada border casinos luring Calif. Hispanics
• Officials: 'Bath salts' are growing drug problem
• Going to battle: Mayor Bob Crowell will put extensive lobbying experience to use in 2011 Legislature
• Sandoval to lay out budget in address
• Carol Perry: Dig deep to learn about Social Security
• Business briefly Jan. 23
• Rent-to-own makes a comeback for some families
• David C. Henley: USS Nevada memorialized in Hawaii
• New guardian takes on heavy caseload
• Elton John lashes out at gay marriage opponents
• Past Pages Jan. 22
• College offers bridge to high school students
• Playtime in the park
• Suspect loses police after chase
• Rockhounds to meet Tuesday at armory
• Seniors have chance to win free rent
• Student film festival to feature projects on Carson watershed
• Mother of 2 arrested after drug search
• Nevada unemployment jumps to 14.5 percent
• BLM rejects wealthy Texan's horse rescue plan
• Carson City business news: Chocolate bar plans exotic menu
• NNDA hosting upcoming breakfast meeting
• Outgoing chief says Nevada agriculture grew on him
• Nevada coalition questions governor's no-tax raise stand
• Star party offered at the observatory tonight
• Workshop and clinic for self-represented litigants
• Croc gulps phone, starts ringing
• Jobless rate hits new high of 14 percent in Carson City
• History buff's labor of love: Cultural Affairs Chief turned former hobby into career
• Doctor: Rep. Giffords felt sunshine
• Verizon challenges FCC on net neutrality
• Woman can speak again after voice box transplant
• NASA gives go-ahead to another shuttle flight
• Hu seeks closer U.S.-China ties
• Garridos to end in-jail phone calls
• Cal Neva to reopen casino next month
• Wal-Mart gives boost to push for healthier food
• 127 charged in Northeast Mafia crackdown
• GE's Immelt to head Obama economic advisory board
• On JFK 50th, Kennedy family gathers in Washington
• Former candidate appointed to planning commission
• Google turns Page on Schmidt, names co-founder CEO
• Tour through Dayton history on Saturday
• DA: Missed chances to shut Philly clinic abounded
• Ensign says he expects 2012 GOP challenge
• Conservative group suggests budget remedies
• Neighbors win solar project appeal
• ENSIGN: HOUSE VOTE TO REPEAL HEALTHCARE LAW IS AN IMPORTANT FIRST STEP
• North Lake Tahoe's Cal-Neva to reopen in February
• Sandoval appoints acting director for nuclear agency
• Nevada think tank: Fundamental budget reform needed
• Report: Americans are getting finances in shape
• Meet Your Merchant: Geologist turns passion for rocks into success
• Sandoval: Personal care attendant money restored
• Federal grand jury indicts Ariz. shooting suspect
• Low-income housing units offered
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• City reminds business owners of sign ordinance regulations
• DA: Pa. abortion doc killed 7 babies with scissors
• Nevada lawmakers vote with party on health care
• With Obama, Hu concedes China's rights need help
• Ensign urges business owners to oppose health law
• Nuclear projects agency head named
• Car crash leaves Stateline woman seriously injured
• Woman injured in semi truck accident identified
• Gardnerville antique shop robbed
• School bus driver left child on board
• Reno Walmart gunman pleads not guilty
• Carson City Sheriff's Log
• Senator, wife, OK after Fallon accident
• House votes to repeal health law
• Berkley Opposes Repeal of Health Reform Law
• State Sen. Mike McGinness involved in car accident on Tuesday
• Near-fatal incident prompts life-saving blood drive
• Brower to replace Raggio in Senate
• Contestants smell 'v-i-c-t-o-r-y'
• Congress tones down rhetoric after shootings
• Haiti moves toward corruption trial for Duvalier
• Husband broke down after incorrect Giffords report
• Suspect in L.A. school shooting could face charges
• R. Sargent Shriver, 1 of last links to JFK White House, dies
• Witness: HIV-positive airman's wife condoned sex
• Student tracking finds limited learning in college
• Twice convicted ex-CIA spy gets 8 more years
• Past Pages Jan. 19
• Mexico police: founding member of Zetas captured
• Robinson named to Tahoe regulatory board
• Major 7.2 earthquake hits SW Pakistan
• Sandoval names Orduna as legislative coordinator
• Tunisian ministers quit; police break up protest
• Body found Saturday getting DNA analysis
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Jan. 19
• Nevada Briefly Jan. 19
• Heller Statement on Healthcare Repeal
• New Report: Majority of Nevadans Would Lose Protections, Guaranteed Access to Coverage If Health Reform Repealed
• Former state lawmaker Greg Brower to replace Raggio
• Briefly for Jan. 18
• Thieves make off with paralyzed man's quad
• Sheriff's Log for Jan. 18
• Sandoval to swear in new BAWN officers
• Community support sought for diabetes walk
• Carson City man traverses state to document every historical marker
• JOHN BULLIS: The ups and downs of new tax law changes
• Temps reach record high over weekend
• Woman seriously injured in crash with semi
• 'Baby Doc' Duvalier back in Haiti after long exile
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords condition improves
• Sargent Shriver hospitalized in suburban DC
• Greeley school board member blasts MLK Day
• Poll: Opposition to health care law eases
• Dollar Loan Center owner arrested
• Nation ponders King in wake of Arizona shootings
• Monday's crossword Jan. 17
• Time Warner Cable-Sinclair deal avoids TV blackout
• Youth wins as Nebraskan takes Miss America crown
• Pilot recalls events of landing plane in Hudson
• Dying lake strains landmark Colorado River pact
• Paramedics describe Ariz. shooting scene
• Giffords' breathing tube removed
• Record $14 trillion-plus debt weighs on Congress
• Tunisia hit with looting as new leader is sworn in
• Nebraska wins Miss America pageant
• Brazil slide survivors left to fend on own
• Russia releases opposition leader after 15 days
• UN to call for aid to help Sri Lanka flood victims
• Rome scrambles to ready for 2 million pilgrims
• International envoys tour key Iranian nuclear site
• Police name suspect in murder of NJ police officer
• Obama ready to work with both parties
• Jazz concert supports high school music
• Douglas County Planning commission: Chairman admits trying to force out commissioner
• National Mentor Month: Young attorney finds it easy to make time for mentoring
• NACO chief to update city officials about Legislature during supes meeting
• Body found in field off Carson River Road
• Pope sets May 1 for John Paul II's beatification
• Water use for wild horses questioned by panel
• Gibbons didn't keep his word on taking pay cut
• Raggio to GOP: Move away from radical right
• Couple returns to auto paint business
• 244 foreclosures in Carson City in 2010
• Discount Tires to add Carson location
• Supreme Court administrator ousted
• Eugene T. Paslov: Hate speech has no place in political marketplace of ideas
• Police watch as lawmakers resume meetings
• Tunisian uprising drives leader from power
• 10 jailed in Silver Springs raids
• 102 pilgrims killed in stampede at Indian festival
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 15
• Dead man found along U.S. I-80 near top of Sierra
• Burning Man group donates $97,000
• Miss America contestants show their shoes in Vegas
• Official: Shooter posed in G-string with gun
• Federal judge mourned as family man
• GOP ousts Steele as national party chief
• Body found near I-80, Boreal, no ID yet, Sheriff says
• Woman jailed in fleecing of disabled grandmother
• Thousands gather for Arizona girl's funeral
• Major milestone: Wounded Giffords moves arms, legs
• Should Atlanta have been better prepared for snow?
• Computer could make 2 "Jeopardy!" champs deep blue
• FDA orders lower doses in prescription painkillers
• 476 die in Brazil slides, survivors relate horrors
• Biden addresses U.S. troops in Baghdad
• Japan replaces Cabinet in push to revive economy
• Neighboring states gleeful over Ill. tax increase
• Palin to address Safari Club Int in Reno Jan. 29
• National Mentor Month: From mentor program to college, and back again
• Early T. Rex ancestor found in South America
• Northern Nevada Briefly Jan. 14
• JFK library opens 1st online presidential archive
• Family holds memorial for slain Las Vegas dancer
• Mental evaluation ordered for murder suspect
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 14
• Hearing set in Yerington stabbing
• On shootings and politics, Palin has her own rules
• More people applied for jobless aid last week
• Banks repossess 1 million homes in 2010
• Winter storm buries southern New England
• Geithner warns Beijing on currency policies
• Sen. John Ensign not worried about potential run by Rep. Dean Heller
• Federal budget deficit narrows to $80B in December
• Missing Fallon woman located
• Bill to abolish death penalty awaits Ill. governor
• Carson City and Lyon County Sheriffs' Log Jan. 13
• Actor David Nelson of famous TV family dies at 74
• Sister of slain Vegas dancer curses defendant
• DA: Garrido competency trial can't be moved
• Historic beehive oven to be restored
• Coyote attack prompts warning to pet owners
• Past Pages Jan. 13
• NATIONAL MENTOR MONTH: Mentor loves hanging out with mentee
• Waterline intertie project under way
• Dog Sports offers free one-hour training
• Explore the World @ Your Library: Italy
• Sandoval announces 5 percent pay cut
• List names people with warrants
• Meet Your Merchant: Competitive nature 'breeds success'
• Obama tells polarized nation: 'We can be better'
• Sandoval won't raise payroll taxes
• Missing Fallon woman located
• Berkley Joins House In Paying Tribute To Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, Honoring Tucson Tragedy Victims
• Sandoval: 5 percent pay cuts will replace furloughs
• Angle: Don't blame me for Tucson shooting rampage
• Expiring Nevada taxes would cost small businesses
• Warrant issued for former Carson apartment manager
• Representative sought to work with school district on bond issue
• Fallon woman remains missing
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 12
• Gottschalk owner wants tax incentive as part of deal
• Managers to meet on proposed room tax increase
• Foreclosure mediation kept many in homes
• O.J. co-defendant sentenced in plea deal
• Miller names attorney as elections deputy
• ACORN manager sentenced to probation
• Washoe commissioners to fill Raggio seat Jan. 18
• Ex-boyfriend held without bail in dancer's death
• Gaming win up in Carson area, down for state
• Homelessness gives man a mission
• Correction officers will take furloughs
• Past Pages Jan. 12
• Ghost hunters: Carson City team investigates paranormal activity
• New acting Nevada prison boss says OK to furloughs
• After rally, Nevada casino winnings down 5.9 percent in November
• Police: Teen may have overdosed on ecstasy
• Man jailed after baby found with broken shoulder
• JOHN BULLIS: Changes to tax basis for inherited assets
• Lawmakers set town hall meetings on state budget
• Sandoval staff salaries lower than predecessors'
• School trustee has seen many changes in decades of service
• Past Pages for 01-11
• New trustees join school board tonight
• Police: Ex-boyfriend dismembered Vegas dancer
• Another snowstorm heading our way
• Sheriffs' Log for 01-11
• Carson City Progress
• Obama leads moment of silence after shooting
• Reno to consider tax district for golf course
• Former pitcher Dallas Green's grandchild killed in Ariz shooting
• Congresswoman's intern stanched blood from gunshot
• Docs optimistic, but Giffords in for long recovery
• Flights canceled, roads icy as storm hits South
• Northern Nevada bikeway trail could be extended
• Nevada mine deaths increased by 1 in 2010
• What was hot at this year's Vegas gadget show
• Monday's crossword Jan. 10
• Authorities charge man, 22, with assassination try
• Join us for live chat during Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl game
• Senior menus for the week of Jan. 10
• Silver Dollars & Wooden Nickels: Good luck to our newly elected officials
• Guy W. Farmer: Gov. Sandoval positive on Day One
• Letters to the editor Jan. 9
• Giffords: Dem who wins in conservative district
• Details of suspect in Ariz rampage slowly emerge
• Feds push back in flap over blowout preventer test
• Investing in Gold: Looking back for Carson City's future
• WikiLeaks subpoenas spill out into public realm
• Couple takes helm of Minden coffeehouse
• U.S. says American woman said jailed in Iran is free
• Shoppers won't lose energy in 2011, economists say
• Fiery package in D.C. triggers memories of anthrax
• McCall Realty opens office in Minden
• AZ shooting targets U.S. congresswoman, kills 6
• Microsoft's answer to the iPad is still in pieces
• Volunteer connection Jan. 9
• Births Jan. 9
• Nobody asked us, but ...: Farewell to our fans, and thanks for the ride
• Astro-graph Jan. 9
• Douglas County Search and Rescue volunteers sought
• BERKLEY STATEMENT ON SHOOTING OF REP. GIFFORDS IN TUCSON, AZ
• Congresswoman survives shooting; federal judge, 5 others killed
• Past Pages Jan. 8
• Bernanke: 4-5 years to reach normal unemployment
• Obama sets mission for new team: Accelerate growth
• Obama strongly backs U.S. trials for terror suspects
• 3rd package ignites at Washington postal facility
• British officials warns aviation industry of credible threat
• Tourism industry scholarship offered
• Sheriff's Log
• Nevada ethics chief: case will set standard
• Cafferata seeks Raggio's Senate seat
• DA suspended from practicing law
• City prepares for impacts of legislative session
• Koontz Lane reopens; Clearview Drive to close
• State benefits program to restore some cuts
• PERS rate hike to cut into state paychecks
• DA wants to make some cold medicines prescription-only
• Business Notes: Yogurt shop opens; Canyon Creek changes ownership
• Students find 'inherent awesomeness' in learning
• Nazis dogged by Hitler-mocking mutt
• Sen. Graham: Open nuke waste site in Nevada
• Nevada needs better educated workforce, professor says
• State agency posts contract information following audit
• Economic conference aims to improve Nevada economy
• Ousted Nevada DA suspended from practicing law
• 103K new jobs in Dec. point to slow, steady growth
• Fed boss: It will take years for jobs to come back
• Daley is Obama chief of staff
• House GOP challenge Obama on debt limit
• Neighbor loses appeal over solar array
• Gates to cut $78B from the Pentagon budget in 5 years
• Packages ignite in Maryland state buildings
• Local bars gear up for big game
• Longtime florist strikes out on her own
• Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage dips to 4.77 pct.
• Schurz man charged in attacked on new friend
• Jail calls ended for suspects in Dugard case
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 7
• Woman to be tried in DUI wreck
• Controller, attorney general, will take pay raises
• Reno mayor won't seek Raggio seat
• Heller named to health subcommittee
• Reid names new communications staff
• Sandoval names Tao to Clark County bench
• Twain scholar supports altering 'Huckleberry Finn'
• Cashell decides not to seek Raggio's Senate seat
• State courts open evidence to public
• Feds take over 'Shoe Tree' investigation
• No death penalty in Oxley murder case
• Nevada attorney general, controller to keep 6 percent pay raise
• Packages release smoke, odors in state buildings in Maryland
• Rep. Heller named to health subcommittee
• GOP takes charge: New Speaker Boehner leads House
• Storms expected to soak already flooded Australia
• Study: Nevada's tax structure will hinder recovery
• N. Korea calls for unconditional talks with South
• Microsoft CEO takes CES stage amid tablet crush
• Cleric who fought US returns to Iraq from exile
• Jump in hiring sends bonds lower and stocks higher
• Roses for Pakistan governor's alleged killer
• Jim Bagwell: Refusing to come to the table no way to debate an issue
• Six girls arrested in online threats
• Wet fall, winter wallop, good for snowpack
• Volunteer tour guides needed at Nevada State Museum
• Meet Your Merchant: Scrapbook shop provides haven for crafty types
• Winner steps forward in Wash.; Idaho in suspense
• Neb. vice principal dies after shooting by student
• Man in custody following standoff at Arizona mall
• Bodyguard: Jackson doc said to put vials in bag
• Panel: Massive oil spill could happen again
• Gibbs, Obama spokesman and adviser, quitting job
• Private-payroll report lifts hopes for more jobs
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON FOURTH NEVADA CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON NET NEUTRALITY APPROVAL
• ENSIGN OFFERS AMENDMENT TO IMPROVE NEW START TREATY
• ENSIGN SAVES TRAVEL PROMOTION ACT
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST NEW START
• BERKLEY OPPOSES REPUBLICAN HOUSE RULES PACKAGE FOR 112TH CONGRESS
• Read Sen. Bill Raggio's resignation statement
• Listen to Gov. Brian Sandoval's inaugural speech from Monday
• Study: Nevada tax structure will hinder recovery
• Longtime state Sen. Bill Raggio resigning
• Gibbs says he's leaving White House
• 2 tickets hit Mega Millions winning numbers; winners to split $380M
• Celebrity news: Gary Collins dines, dashes
• Jump in hiring sends bonds lower, dollar up
• Buoys strung on border canal to prevent drownings
• Choreographer: Jackson not well days before death
• In 27 states, don't call your old computer 'trash'
• Australian city cut off by floods braces for more
• Students showcase their work
• Iran to let countries visit nuclear sites, not U.S.
• Carson City Sheriff's Log
• Anti-Christian drumbeat loud before Egypt attack
• Mini mart owner thwarts alleged check scheme
• Afghan leader complains of foreign interference
• Sandoval swears in cabinet officers
• Navy firing over videos raises questions of timing
• Power Balance admits no science behind wristbands
• Cops try to trace slain consultant's last days
• Unemployment rises in two-thirds of metro areas
• Edition removes Mark Twain's 'offensive' words
• Son of former Iranian shah found dead in Boston
• Obama signs bill to improve nation's food safety
• Factory orders rise 0.7 percent in November
• House GOP challenges Obama to join them
• BERKLEY STATEMENT ON 4TH CONGRESSIONAL SEAT FOR NEVADA
• BERKLEY AGAIN NAMED SENIOR WHIP FOR HOUSE DEMOCRATS
• Crocodiles, snakes are danger in flooded Australia
• Vandals chop down famous 'Shoe Tree' on Highway 50
• Sandoval signs orders on ethics, business regulations
• NATIONAL MENTOR MONTH: For Paul Young, you're never too young to mentor
• Carson City's first baby just misses 1-1-11 birthday
• Poll: Boomers fear they'll outlive Medicare
• JOHN BULLIS: No more estate tax for most Americans
• Sheriff's log for Jan. 4, 2011
• DUI's keep officers busy over weekend
• Carson City swears in elected officials
• Storm brings unusual snow flurries to Vegas
• Advisory panel delays action on tax incentive
• Republican Sandoval becomes Nevada's 30th governor
• Vegas gets snow while storm strands Calif. drivers
• Man jailed following chase, gunshot
• Live coverage and video of Gov. Brian Sandoval inauguration
• Road closures related to inauguration
• NV ag board to meet over director post
• Good rural Nevada water outlook for farms, ranches
• Iraqi immigrant to be tried for daughter's death
• Jerry Brown returns to lead a troubled California
• Obama signs Sept. 11 first responders bill
• Thousands of dead birds picked up in Ark. town
• Navy to investigate lewd videos shown on carrier
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• How to beat the market? Only stay a day at a time
• BLM director urged to shun Nevada horse summit
• Inauguration kicks off at 11:30 a.m. today
• Monday's crossword Jan. 3
• 4 children, 1 man killed in Seattle suburb fire
• D.C.-bound plane loses radio contact, pilot erred
• Eagle Scout project focused on sprucing up garden
• 2010 YEAR IN REVIEW: Economy, unemployment top Nevada news stories
• Tattoo shop booms after national exposure
• Students' films on Carson River ready for viewing
• School district solar project faces appeal to supervisors
• Statistics, winter snows point to a recovery in tourism
• Road Report: Sandoval inauguration to cause road closures
• Business licenses Jan. 3
• WNC News & Notes: Spring enrollment in full swing
• Tax Tips (and other stuff): Hitting the 'rich' with more taxes may not work
• Past Pages Jan. 2
• Carson City's Mentor Center honors those making a difference
• Business briefly Jan. 3
• Area manufacturers expect growth in sales, employment
• Retiring Nevada prisons chief reflects on career
• Oprah Winfrey launches her OWN cable network
• Spending strategies will test Congress leaders
• N. Korea warns war would bring 'nuclear holocaust'
• Missing historic markers to be spruced up
• New Year's Eve tornadoes kill 6 in Ark., Mo.
• For investors, a gut-wrenching 2010 ended well
• Ex-guardsman back home after arrest in Middle East
• Discovery Channel: Jackson autopsy show postponed
• Reno drug must nets 4 pounds of meth valued $180k
• Sheriffs' Log Jan. 1
• Reid says rurals to get geothermal revenue
• Final batch of 2009 laws take effect today
• Sandoval will keep stimulus director
• Board OKs contract for Medicare recipients
• Erquiaga-Sandoval friendship comes to Capitol
• Reid touts health provisions
• NV Energy cuts power rate
• Soroptimists seek nominations for award
• Fireworks in Sydney, ball drop in NY ring in 2011
• Board of health to develop policies, procedures, bylaws
• US missiles kill 14 in northwest Pakistan
• Plane, helicopter collide in Virginia, 2 killed
• Standoff at Texas bank ends with hostages released
• Nevada 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Seats remain for free Performing Arts Showcase Sunday at BAC
• City engineer arrested on suspicion of DUI
• New York Police hope for smooth NYE
• Missing Tahoma snowboarder found dead
• O'Donnell blames foes for funds allegations
• Michael Douglas to become chief justice of Nevada Supreme Court
• Murkowski certified winner of Alaska Senate race
• Nevada Supreme Court rejects personhood initiative
• Carolyn Bauer loses campaign finance challenge
• New governor's adviser: Museum closure unlikely
• Celebrate the new year East Coast style
• Past Pages Dec. 31
• Thousands to converge at Stateline
• Deputy injured in pursuit, accident
• Schools prevail in courts over solar project, some obstacles remain
• 2011 coming in like a polar bear
• Man found dead outside Roberts Foreman House
• Woman killed on icy Dayton road
• Identities of suspected thieves sought
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 31
• Ex-Israeli president guilty of rape
• Bellagio nixing $25,000 chip after casino heist
• American Airlines jet goes off runway in Wyoming
• Travelers say airlines' customer service failed
• BP's spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Dec. 30
• S. Korea: N. Korea builds up special forces
• Man accused of stealing from church
• Denmark: Attack over prophet cartoons thwarted
• Police: Suspect's friend made threats of a repeat of assaults
• Meet Your Merchant: Unusual name, eclectic gifts
• Sandoval says agencies must share pain of cuts
• Sandoval names final cabinet directors
• Celebrate the arrival of 2011
• Storm causes outages, delays
• Energy Adviser: Canceling vote sends wrong message
• Inauguration schedule includes arts showcase
• Stocks end higher as market approaches 2011
• New owners renovate Walley's
• Maine ski area: Lift was being shut when it failed
• Feds probe Christine O'Donnell's campaign spending
• Teen: Shooting seemed like a dream
• Trial set in child abuse case
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 29
• Body recovered at Pyramid Lake
• Christmas tree recycling offered
• Breslow named DMV director
• Sandoval briefed on emergency procedures
• Snowpack holding twice amount of water
• Hawaii's governor wants to reveal Obama birth info
• Hundreds take a spin during free skate day
• Delegation leaves Ivory Coast without Gbagbo
• School chief gets 'superior' evaluation
• Rep Davis to Clinton: Stay out of Chicago politics
• Former Kmart finally getting new tenant
• 8 killed in fire in abandoned New Orleans building
• New first-class stamps are 'forever'
• Manatees paddle to warm water to escape Fla. chill
• Past Pages Dec. 29
• Petition filed to halt solar project construction
• Unique operation
• Former Sparks mayor named as DMV head
• Gold's Gym opening inside Carson City's former Kmart
• Wanted teen surrenders
• Past Pages for Dec. 28
• Longtime governor's mansion coordinator Helen Wiemer moving on
• Missing marker honoring Nevada's first flight turns up
• Father recounts close call; shooting suspect sought
• Don't neglect those who care for others
• Sheriff's log for 12-28
• Nevada taxable sales continue climb
• Frigid weather to return
• Sheriff's office looking for alleged teenage shooter
• Snowstorm coats East, frustrating holiday travel
• SKorea vows retaliation if North attacks again
• Nevada's new first family prepares for move
• Las Vegas search pilot needs his own rescue
• Armed man at Mormon temple killed in Utah shootout
• 'Octomom' faces eviction from Southern Calif. home
• Monday's crossword Dec. 27
• Past Pages Dec. 26
• Carson City celebrates Christmas
• School chief to receive annual review
• 4 of 7 state museums targeted for closure
• Gov. Gibbons ends term bruised and battered
• Carson City road report for week of Dec. 27
• Mother fights addiction and gets her son back
• Library News & Notes: Moving forward into 2011 with gusto
• DNA: New human relative roamed widely in Asia
• Chamber invites community to skate for free
• Between a rock and an auto body shop
• CAROL PERRY: It's everyone's duty to be fiscally responsible
• Business briefly Dec. 26
• Projected holiday sales expected to surpass 2009
• Investing in Gold: 1849 California gold rush leaves legacy
• BLM deal to fund northeast Nevada archaeology site
• Shoveling out: No business like snow business
• Variety of dance classes start in January
• IRS: Tax changes will cause filing delays
• Arms treaty gains preliminary approval in Russia
• Obama seeks to limit greenhouse gases
• First lady fields kid calls as NORAD tracks Santa
• Merry Christmas skiers: Mother nature delivers plenty of powder
• Carson man charged with battery
• Minden school broadcasts concert to Afghanistan
• Reno/Tahoe making run at hosting 2022 Winter Olympics
• Shoppers flood stores looking for last-minute deals
• Lichtenstein, Warhol works stolen from NY home
• Snow storm heading south, some flights canceled
• Pope celebrates Christmas Eve amid security fears
• Girl sues pilots after '09 crash at Truckee Tahoe Airport
• Boat inspection program praised
• Holiday Memories 2010: Make-do Christmas tree lives forever in her memory
• Carson City businessman steps up to help
• Minden-Tahoe proponents: Aviation center key to drawing tourists
• Carson Nugget hosts free Christmas dinner
• Evacuations urged after avalanches near Las Vegas
• Literacy group needs new location
• Pakistan clash kills 3 soldiers, 24 insurgents
• Christmas Eve work shutdown to spell mobbed malls
• Election board: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• Californians face massive cleanups after storm
• Ground zero workers celebrate political victory
• Chastened, unpopular Congress rallies in lame duck
• Former manager pleads guilty to embezzlement
• 2 plead guilty in Navy SEAL weapon smuggling case
• Sister searches for missing Las Vegas dancer
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 24
• Life-threatening injuries possible in 395 accident
• Holiday memories: Remember those serving our country
• Looking for some spectacular holiday lights?
• Christmas and Christmas Eve services
• High-tech operation thrives in Minden
• Governor Gibbons Makes Appointment to Elko County Commission - December 22, 2010
• North Korea threatens 'sacred' nuclear war if attacked
• 'Lame duck' Congress morphed into Energizer Bunny
• 9/11 responders' aid package called miracle
• Economy brightens as consumers spend, layoffs slow
• Spokesman: Sandoval budget will be his own
• Congress passes aid package for 9/11 responders
• District Court: State can take $62 million in water money
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• Gov.-elect Sandoval names general counsel, two more
• Meet Your Merchant: Little shop of history
• State officials get pay raise in January
• Man found dead in jail cell
• Fernley business raided for drug pipes
• Carson City property taxes due Jan. 3
• Sheriff's Log Dec. 23
• 3 convicted in terror plot on Australian army base
• Missing Calif. girls found safe in Reno
• Suicide ignites clashes in tense Tunisian town
• Former FBI agent convicted in slaying
• Senate ratifies nuke pact, delivering win to Obama
• Christmas Eve services
• Argentine ex-dictator sentenced to life in prison
• Rust Belt states losing people, political clout
• Ohio county fights extreme pill addiction problem
• ENSIGN SAVES TRAVEL PROMOTION ACT
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST NEW START
• Carson comes to Carson
• Village created for a 'green' Christmas
• SKorea to stage firing drills near land border
• Thailand ends state of emergency in Bangkok
• 2 states probe use of models to lure marrow donors
• Toys bring joy
• Obama secures GOP votes for US-Russia nuclear pact
• Nevada picks up fourth Congressional seat
• Gibbons proposes bill to repeal collective bargaining
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 22
• Lunar eclipse
• Candle with care: Keep holiday fires burning safely
• Past Pages Dec. 22
• Evergreen Gene's offering free Christmas trees
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON FOURTH NEVADA CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON NET NEUTRALITY APPROVAL
• ENSIGN OFFERS AMENDMENT TO IMPROVE NEW START TREATY
• Nevada's fourth Congressional seat will go to south
• Departing supervisor Robin Williamson looks ahead to continued service
• Trial set for two accused of roughing up elderly man, stealing motorcycle
• AARP tax volunteers sought; training provided
• John Bullis: Beneficiary designation takes precedence over will, trust
• Weather: More rain coming, but not like weekend's deluge
• Sheriffs' log for Dec. 21
• Reid announces $50 million solar project
• Three jailed on suspicion of heroin possession
• New governors take office amid historic budget crisis
• Governor Gibbons Makes Appointments To State Boards And Commissions
• Lyon County 911 up and running
• Sandoval and other governors take office amid historic budget crisis
• State of Nevada below standard for tracking child abuse cases
• California rain shatters records, and more is coming
• Work nears completion on deer overpass near Elko
• Power restored to 3,100 in northern Nevada
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON TODAY'S DREAM ACT VOTE
• ENSIGN FIGHTS TO PROTECT OUR MISSILE DEFENSE
• Shoppers crowd the malls in Christmas countdown
• Benefits: Jobless relieved life raft still afloat
• Students look to 2012 after immigration bill fails
• Gawker hack underscores flaws with passwords
• Gays see repeal as a civil rights milestone
• Early Christmas treat: 2010's total lunar eclipse
• Biden says US to be out of Afghanistan by 2014
• Monday's crossword Dec. 20
• Mt. Rose Hwy closed
• Senior helps pets find homes
• Families turn branches into reindeer
• Bird count takes off Jan. 2
• Giving and finding help for the holidays
• Nevada below standard for tracking child abuse cases
• WNC students help children in need
• Senator Square: Carson High heads into winter break
• WNC Foundation recognizes locals who support scholarships
• More rain expected today
• Dayton High sophomore gets another chance at normal life with transplant
• Senate votes to end ban on openly gay troops
• Mummified forest provides climate change clues
• Obama offers assurances on nuke treaty
• Not your typical day at the office
• Republicans block youth immigration bill
• Iranian president announces start to subsidy cuts
• Scientists: Not too late yet for polar bears
• Bank of America stops handling WikiLeaks payments
• Past Pages Dec. 19
• Wounded soldier comes home for the holidays
• ENSIGN FIGHTS TO PROTECT OUR MISSILE DEFENSE
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON TODAY'S DREAM ACT VOTE
• Lab scans bones that may belong to Amelia Earhart
• Nevada, Arizona sue Bank of American over loan modifications
• Senate advances bill to overturn 'don't ask, don't tell'
• S. Korea to hold firing drills despite N. Korea threat
• WikiLeaks chief says he fears U.S. ready to indict
• Giving and finding help for the holidays
• Firefighters help Salvation Army's Toys for Joy
• Jobless ticks up in November but stabilizing
• Reno airport CEO lands $1 million deal
• EPA clamps down on emissions
• Eugene T. Paslov: Republicans paint false narrative about health care reform
• Storm creates havoc on roads
• Gibbons, Sandoval name new gaming board members
• Gibbons portrait hung without fanfare
• Congress rushes to finish bills before holidays
• Bears orphaned after fatal attack make debut
• Tax law won't help people who used up jobless aid
• N.H. and Alabama defy US trend, reduce unemployment
• $7.2B is recovered for Madoff's victims
• Lab scans bones that may belong to Amelia Earhart
• Governor Gibbons Appoints Two New Members To Gaming Control Board
• (8:17 p.m.) Three-vehicle accident on Dump Hill
• Vision Stakeholder chairman paints bleak picture for Nevada's future
• Berkley Votes to Extend Unemployment Benefits, Tax Savings
• Southbound exit closed
• Griffin resigns as elections deputy
• High Sierra Brewing Company opens Monday
• Report: Nevada economy tied to other states
• Chuck Muth: Education chief's Chicken Little act doesn't fly
• Young shoppers go on Christmas spree
• Congress sends tax legislation to White House
• Military jury: Prison, dismissal for Army birther
• Senators vote to ban earmarks - then grab them
• Strong week for economy raises optimism for 2011
• Obama on Afghan: Progress, but still a long slog
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• Spiders, snakes? Brain-damaged woman knows no fear
• Toxic chemical pollution down 8 percent in Nevada
• Assange free from prison, back to leaking secrets
• Controller asks for more power to collect debts
• Flood warning issued for Carson City
• Study: Switching PERS funding would be costly
• Inspections of health centers in jeopardy
• Sandoval names 3 more appointments
• MAJORITY PARTY BLOCKS AMENDMENTS TO IMPROVE TAX EXTENSION BILL
• ENSIGN OFFERS SPENDING CUTS TO REDUCE COST OF TAX EXTENSION BILL
• ENSIGN VOTES TO CUT GOVERNMENT SPENDING, VOTES AGAINST INCREASING NATIONAL DEBT
• COURTS UPHOLDING UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE MANDATE
• Heller Applauds Defeat of the Trillion Dollar Spending Bill
• Heller Statement on Nevada’s Unemployment Numbers
• Sandoval announces more administration appointments
• Three still sought in forged check ring
• Berkeley tables vote on calling Wikileaker a hero
• U.S. doesn't expect Cuba upheaval with Castro death
• Richardson heads for N. Korea, seeking lower tension
• Boat hits rocks off Australian island; 28 dead
• Gov.-elect Brian Sandoval vows fight on Yucca Mountain
• Soyuz crew blasts off on space station mission
• House votes again to lift restrictions on gays
• UN lifts key sanctions against Iraq
• Fla. school board shooter had turbulent life
• Anti-austerity riots erupt amid Greece strike
• Minivan recall grows as victim's family speaks out
• Nevada state government retirees will see big changes to Medicare
• Stores try to create shopping surge in final days
• Casino's choice: Let bandit flee or start shootout
• Feds sue BP, other companies for oil spill damages
• Report criticizes hostile atmosphere at Ag Department
• Factory output, low prices give economy boost
• Longtime Carson cook jailed in theft
• Senate acts on tax cuts; now it's up to the House
• Carson City and Lyon County Sheriffs' Log for Dec. 16
• ENSIGN VOTES TO CUT GOVERNMENT SPENDING, VOTES AGAINST INCREASING NATIONAL DEBT
• BERKLEY VOTES TO REPEAL DON’T ASK, DON’T TELL
• House votes to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Report: Change public employee retirement system would mean big upfront costs
• ENSIGN OFFERS SPENDING CUTS TO REDUCE COST OF TAX EXTENSION BILL
• BERKLEY URGES SUPPORT FOR EXTENSION OF UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
• Brother gets probation in chain attack
• Guard to take over training center
• Charmed by a snake
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• BRIC grand opening
• Ursula Carlson: Exercise shows benefit to children's bodies and brains
• School solar structures again before city planners
• Wildlife Commission vice chair defends board's 8-0 decision
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 15
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• Earmarkers feast on pork one last time before diet
• Emanuel testifies in Chicago residency hearing
• Mother killed, 6 hurt in gunbattle at Sacramento mall
• Berkeley tables vote on calling Wikileaker a hero
• Drivers stranded by snowstorms did the right thing
• SKorea stages mass evacuation drill amid tension
• Black segregation in US drops to lowest in century
• Police: Bellagio heist similar to earlier robbery
• Nev. mom sentenced to prison in girl's drug death
• Gov. Gibbons appoints Sue Lowden to state medical board
• Governor Appoints Sue Lowden To Board Of Medical Examiners
• Longtime Nevada GOP operative says Palin unelectable as president
• Students OK after bus hits power lines in Reno
• Long legal fight ahead for health law
• Tax package heads toward passage; Ensign among dissenters
• Consumers gives holiday shopping season a big start
• Poll: Most want easier way to fire bad teachers
• Stocks move higher on stronger economic reports
• Community comes through for disabled man
• Prison for man busted in closet stakeout
• Briefly for Dec. 14
• Past Pages for Dec. 14
• Sheriff's Log for Dec. 14
• Grieving? Feel free to alter holiday traditions
• Holiday help: Community gives much, yet more is needed
• Holiday Help: How you can help others this season
• 2 Carson women jailed in theft from Reno Kohl's
• COURTS UPHOLDING UNCONSTITUTIONALITY OF INDIVIDUAL HEALTH INSURANCE MANDATE
• MAJORITY PARTY BLOCKS AMENDMENTS TO IMPROVE TAX EXTENSION BILL
• Sandoval hails ruling against fed health reform
• Fewer homeowners underwater in the third quarter
• Federal judge strikes down federal health care law
• AP analysis: Economic stress falls to 18-month low
• Bieber, 'Bed Intruder Song' top YouTube in 2010
• Nevada hospitals put out word on crib death
• Angle's '2nd Amendment remedies' makes list of 2010 notable quotes
• Payroll tax cut worries Social Security advocates
• Storm socks Midwest, cancels flights, closes roads
• Swedes shocked by 1st terror attack in 3 decades
• Nye County chief attacked at home
• Stylish Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas needs every edge
• Reno preparing bid for 2022 Winter Olympics
• Monday's crossword Dec. 13
• Elizabeth Edwards remembered for wit, resolve
• Madoff son found dead in New York
• Cables show Ireland irked Vatican on sovereignty
• Blizzard socks Midwest with 20 inches of snow
• Poll: Adults blame parents for education problems
• Holiday happenings around Carson City
• Santa Claus is living in town
• WNC student turns focus to transportation
• Oddly enough: Toddler rescued from toy crane machine in Pa. mall
• Holiday plays bring Christmas cheer
• Senator Square: Scholarships and fundraising season
• Supervisors to name local fishing pond after Baily
• Carson City Toyota Scion offering help to community
• Carson City road report for Dec. 13-19
• Library News & Notes: Tickets on sale for New Year's Eve gala
• Tough times help unify state's tourism industry
• All aboard the Santa Train
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect but worth passage
• CAROL PERRY: Look to E.U. for warning as to our own fate
• Kids go on expensive buying sprees in iPhone games
• UNITED STATES CONTINUES TO DROWN IN DEBT
• Douglas sophomore Dillon McKenzie walking proud
• Suspect in toddler's death appears in court
• Smart thrilled after guilty verdict
• Stock sales help government offset bailout losses
• DA: Teen found near Boston likely fell from plane
• Report details ties between U.S. and ex-Nazis
• Jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Leaders to envision future at seminar
• Casino trade group supports Reid's Internet poker bill
• Clinton tells Dems to back tax-cut deal
• Past Pages Dec. 11
• Eugene Paslov: City Center can lead the way out of stagnation
• Two injured cubs find refuge at Animal Ark
• Area residents help food drive
• Court allows lawsuit seeking to open Yucca
• Groups, businesses need your help during holiday season
• Happy Seniors Tour for Tuesday canceled
• Hearing set in Silver Springs grandmother's killing
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 11
• Hawthorne soldier home for Christmas
• ENSIGN, DEMINT AND COLLEAGUES URGE NO NEW START TREATY IN LAME DUCK
• ENSIGN URGES GOVERNMENT TO REINSTATE GEOTHERMAL ROYALTIES TO NEVADA
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Bipartisan Ensign Legislation Targets Wikileaks; No New START Treaty in Lame Duck; Reinstating Geothermal Royalties to Nevada
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON EXPIRING TAX RATES
• UNITED STATES CONTINUES TO DROWN IN DEBT
• ENSIGN: REGULATING INTERNET IS BAD POLICY FOR OUR COUNTRY
• BIPARTISAN ENSIGN LEGISLATION GOES AFTER WIKILEAKS BY AMENDING ESPIONAGE ACT
• Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill
• Way cleared for tax cut bill; energy breaks added
• Senate blocks repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell'
• Warrants detail torture of Ala. kids buried by dad
• Authorities burn down explosive-laden CA house
• Disabled man needs help to keep van
• Charge may be dropped in case of baby left in car
• American Flat to be demolished
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 10
• Gaming win up in October 11 percent
• Young girl witnesses mom in drunken brawl
• Carson ranks 7th in nation's digital cities
• Reserve a visit with Santa for Christmas Eve
• Giving and finding help for the holidays
• Nevada courts cutting proposed budget
• Nevada Briefly Dec. 10
• Jury begins deliberations in Smart case
• South African kayaker presumed dead after crocodile attack on Congo river
• Students, police clash as UK approves tuition hike
• Protests, cyber-skirmishes rage over WikiLeaks
• Heller Announces Support for Congressional Office Budget Cuts
• Nevada higher ed announces pro bono lobbying team
• BERKLEY JOINS HOUSE IN APPROVING MEDICARE PHYSICIAN PAYMENT FIX
• Vegas teen arrested in Red Rock Canyon paint case
• Nevada casino winnings up 11 percent in October
• Police seek information on hit-and-run crash, driver
• Nevada Medicaid program continues to grow, adding to budget challenges
• Fire during Chile prison brawl kills at least 81
• Boil-water order in Stagecoach should be lifted today
• Strings in the Schools present winter concert tonight
• Smaller casinos say online poker will hurt
• Carson City Sheriff's Log Dec. 9
• Prisons, public safety directors to retire
• Meet Your Merchant: Scooters keep owner on the go
• Animal activist succumbs to cancer
• House Democrats push through massive budget bill
• Private company first to recover capsule from orbit
• Men's homeless shelter partially reopens in Carson City
• Senior Chinese official meets North Korea's Kim
• School holiday programs continue
• Edwards had prepared family, home for death
• Dayton Chamber mixer on Dec. 16
• Hackers strike at MasterCard to support WikiLeaks
• Blazing protests demand carnival singer lead Haiti
• Errors in tax return reviews cost state millions
• Auditors criticize consultant costs
• Western governors focus on endangered species
• BERKLEY APPLAUDS HOUSE PASSAGE OF "WEEKENDS WITHOUT HUNGER" BILL
• Officials: Man who spoke of jihad arrested in plot
• Boil-water order issued in Stagecoach
• Nevada prison director to retire
• Senate wraps up judge's impeachment trial
• Pearl Harbor survivors gather 69 years later
• NY feds: Boston businessman giving up $625 million
• Rise in job openings hopeful sign before holidays
• U.S. say it's committed to defend S. Korea
• Abby Johnson: Study long ago foresaw Nevada's current fiscal woes
• WikiLeaks founder is jailed in Britain in sex case
• State to raise unemployment tax
• Carson High teacher recognized as state's best
• Nevada benefit extension won't help all
• Freeway art reflects 'History in Motion'
• Laundry owner offers 2 free loads
• Hearing on Texas death penalty stopped by court
• Elizabeth Edwards shared private pain with public
• Tax deal should help economy, analysts say
• Mud activities made tech uncomfortable on BP rig
• Officials cite 'layers of failure' in copter crash
• Heller Touts Reinstatement of Geothermal Royalties
• After Long And Distinguished Career In Law Enforcement, Department Of Public Safety Director Announces Retirement
• Sempra opens Nevada photovoltaic plant
• Virginia City man sues diocese over retaliation claim
• New Resorts owner: All ailing casino needs is love
• Hundreds attend Wisconsin hostage taker's memorial
• Unabomber's land for sale; 'very secluded'
• Michael Jackson glove brings $330,000 at auction
• Monday's crossword Dec. 6
• Court to hear arguments over Ariz. immigration law
• Censured Rep. Rangel says he still loves Congress
• Business owners evolve to adapt to changing markets
• Senate showdown may pave way for year-end tax deal
• Road report for the week of Dec. 6-12
• Making Christmas a merry one
• Past Pages Dec. 5
• Giving, finding help for holidays
• Sales tax reimbursement incentive agreements to be considered
• Former first lady Dema Guinn struggles with depression
• Riverview Elementary honor roll
• Senator Square: Debaters make solid showing at tournament
• Soroptimist scholarships support women's continuing education
• Tour the Universe in Dayton on Dec. 17
• Nevada State Prison casino relegated to history
• Panel votes to establish Nevada's 1st bear hunt
• 2 rare red foxes confirmed in Sierra Nevada
• Towns face uncertainty with plant closure
• Nevada Briefly Dec. 5
• Nancy Garrido writes to friend; talks God, husband
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON EXPIRING TAX RATES
• WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Republicans seize on unemployment rate hike
• Business Tidbits: New fitness center offers yoga training
• Carson City to consider expanding tax incentives
• Eugene T. Paslov: Do not overlook fellow citizens at society's edges
• Janice Ayres: Let's turn our energies to keeping senior citizens in their homes
• Rumor prompts school lockdown
• Reid names Titus to civil rights commission
• Deputies seize 50 lbs. of marijuana
• Students get early Christmas gifts
• Four sought in check fraud
• North Roop Street to reopen Dec. 16
• Murder charge filed in toddler's death
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 4
• Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center celebrates fifth anniversary
• Reid pushes bill to allow for online gambling
• Obama rally troops in Afghan visit
• Job growth weak for Nov. in setback for economy
• Israel battles forest fire with foreign help
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Bipartisan Ensign Legislation Targets Wikileaks; No New START Treaty in Lame Duck; Reinstating Geothermal Royalties to Nevada
• Nevada board moves to ban synthetic pot ingredients
• ENSIGN URGES GOVERNMENT TO REINSTATE GEOTHERMAL ROYALTIES TO NEVADA
• Carson High lockdown ends; students released from class
• Authorities seek WikiLeaks founder; website moves
• Court calls NV ballot process legal
• Silver & Snowflakes: Event draws hundreds to Carson's festive downtown
• Xmas shopping spree to include all ages
• City to move forward on water system upgrades
• Jobless claims rise, but trend shows improvement
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 3
• Ruling delayed on release of transcript in kidnapping case
• Student arrested in Reno school fire
• Ousted wildlife director working at Legislature
• Distributor bringing 20 jobs to industrial center
• Negotiators work on tax deal as House passes bill
• Business briefly Dec. 3
• McCain flays military gays study, wants ban upheld
• Israeli forest fire kills dozens
• South Korea defense nominee vows air strikes on North
• Giving and finding help for the holidays
• Past Pages Dec. 3
• House censures veteran Rep. Rangel for misconduct
• Bear hunt goes to wildlife commission
• BIPARTISAN ENSIGN LEGISLATION GOES AFTER WIKILEAKS BY AMENDING ESPIONAGE ACT
• ENSIGN, DEMINT AND COLLEAGUES URGE NO NEW START TREATY IN LAME DUCK
• BERKLEY VOTES TO PRESERVE KEY TAX CUTS FOR NEVADANS
• 6 indicted in pummeling death of Las Vegas teacher
• Police: Red Rock vandals have been marking Vegas
• Fed ID's companies that used crisis aid programs
• Yogurt in, soda out: Army revamps training diet
• Economy appears headed for strong finish for 2010
• Cyber Monday sales top $1 billion for first time
• Deficit panel split; painful package in doubt
• Official: No offshore drilling in Fla. Gulf waters
• South Korean lawmakers slam government's spies
• Letters to the Editor Dec. 2
• In boost for Obama, Belarus gives up nuke material
• School solar project moves forward
• Nevada Briefly Dec. 2
• Ensign's lawyers say he's no longer Justice target
• Homeless have few resources
• November auto sales show industry in recovery
• Eminem leads nominations with 10; Bruno Mars has 7
• Smart storms from court during doctor's testimony
• European police on alert for Wikileaks founder
• Holidays about survival as jobless benefits end
• Lag in Wis. hostage response raises questions
• ENSIGN: REGULATING INTERNET IS BAD POLICY FOR OUR COUNTRY
• After Long And Proud Career, Nevada Director Of Information Technology To Retire
• Officials suspend recovery effort for missing hiker
• Ensign's lawyers say he's no longer Justice target
• Panel: Nevada has $1.1 billion less to spend
• Carson City man recovering after being buried in avalanche
• Dayton food pantry's holiday distribution Dec. 16 at community center
• Men's health clinic, translation services available in Dayton
• Clinton seeks more European help in Afghanistan
• Hostages of school gunman tried to put him at ease
• AP Enterprise: Guards shown watching inmate attack
• Father of 3 missing boys fights return to Mich.
• U.S. cuts access to files; Interpol seeks Assange
• Greenhouse Project groundbreaking Friday
• Missing Mich. boys' father charged with kidnapping
• Sheriffs' Log Dec. 1
• Grandmother throws toddler off walkway
• Man goes to prison on second felony DUI charge
• Caring scouts lend a helping paw
• Jobless extension stalls in Congress
• Report: Nevada dropout rate worst in nation
• Reid, Heller seek restoration of rural geothermal money
• Auction for Nevada unclaimed property to be held Saturday
• Holiday Help: Let us know how you are helping this season
• Nevada Briefly Dec. 1
• Home prices falling faster in most metro areas
• Gays won't hurt military; leaders cite troop poll
• Memo leaks complicate picture in North Korea
• Slot World reopens as Golden Nickel
• BERKLEY ALARMED BY RENEWED REPUBLICAN EFFORT TO REVIVE YUCCA MOUNTAIN
• Lowden defends chickens for medicine stance
• UN weather agency: scorching heat soon routine
• Pentagon study dismisses risk of openly gay troops
• Obama, GOP promise to work on differences on taxes
• Stocks pare losses on optimism over tax cuts
• Report: NV high school dropout rate grows
• Ireland's young face familiar choice: Stay or go?
• Moody's doubts Atlantic City casino reforms will work
• Zappos tries to buy Las Vegas City Hall
• Reno National Guardsman held in Abu Dhabi prison
• Reno man accused of shooting neighbor's barking dog
• Drunk-to-keep-warm defense works for DUI suspect
• Portlanders condemn bomb plot, criticize FBI probe
• Elizabeth Smart kidnapper suffers seizure in court
• Stocks sink for a third day on worries over Europe
• Wis. students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• Past Pages for Nov. 30
• Sandoval looks at 10 percent cuts at state agencies
• Carson property values post record decline
• Sheriff's Log for Nov. 30
• Silver Springs man jailed in death of toddler
• Bear cub rescued on Thanksgiving Day
• Silver & Snowflakes festival to light up Carson City
• Heller Urges Long-Term Fix for Geothermal Royalties
• Man jailed in death of 2-year-old
• State agency mulls cutting mobile outreach program
• Mob Museum promoted on anniversary of hearings
• Experts: Beer, cigarette use drops in Nevada
• 2 Nevada lawmakers to push for immigration law
• Oregon fire raises Muslims' fears of attack backlash
• Tax break for employer health plans a target again
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• Monday's crossword Nov. 29
• Mound House water main break leaves some without water
• Glittering jewels catch young eyes
• Supervisors to consider changes to airport authority
• Auto dealer's animal safety event continues today
• Experts: Beer, cigarette use drops
• Landscaper strings up holiday cheer
• Shoppers show generosity outside local businesses
• Can Black Rock playa survive Burning Man?
• Oceguera ready for Assembly Speaker duties
• Republicans in Nevada Legislature lack diversity
• Carson City road report for Nov. 29-Dec. 5
• U.S., S. Korea warn N. Korea with launch of war games
• LIBRARY NEWS & NOTES: Our library, the gift that keeps on giving
• Black Friday retail sales edge up slightly
• Investing in Gold: Proofs: Coins made to be perfect
• Oregon bomb-plot suspect wanted 'spectacular show'
• Carson City visitors bureau working to promote tourism
• Literacy for Life: Program hands out thousands of library card to Carson students
• Carol Perry: QE2: Will it work this time for Fed?
• Businesses staff up for holidays
• Past Pages Nov. 28
• Making deals, friends, on Black Friday
• Transient says jail 'not too bad'
• Expect more cold temps, snow predicted to fall
• Steaming on a chilly day
• Threatened red-legged frog gets Sierra preserve
• Cloud seeding part of Walker Lake rescue plan
• Skiers pack Sierra slopes after heavy snowfall
• Deficit hit men target NASA's post-shuttle plans
• Eugene T. Paslov: Vengeful GOP ousts Raggio just when state needs him most
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• S. Korea mourns 2 marines killed in N. Korean attack
• Survey: 1 in 3 South African men admit to committing rape
• Big New York insider trading probe spawns another
• U.S.-Mexico project IDs border-crossing victims
• Trustee for Madoff victims files 40 lawsuits in NY
• U.S. briefs allies about next WikiLeaks release
• Obama receives 12 stitches in upper lip after taking errant elbow during basketball game
• Fallon senator prepares to step into leadership role
• What recession? Shoppers eat up Black Friday deals
• Family of rancher killed in crash hosts open house
• Reno mayor defends Reid, criticizes extremism in GOP
• Black Friday shoppers brave the cold for hot deals
• Stewart Street reopened after morning accident
• Supervisors seeking members for city planning commission
• Ice rink fun for all ages, abilities
• Search for Reno hiker suspended after heavy snow
• Share your favorite holiday stories
• Chimney fire damages Heidi Fleiss' Nevada home
• Help FISH continue helping those in need
• Local author sparks ski bum debate
• Revenues projected to fall $500 million
• Auto dealer encourages community to 'pay it forward'
• BLM returns some mustangs to range after roundups
• Diners: Nugget meal means not having to eat alone
• Mother-ly advice: Mayor Crowell, along with newcomers, Amodei, Dawley to don a dress in 'Nutcracker'
• Stars of helium fly in NYC parade
• Nation & World Briefly
• Scientists: Dinosaur die-off cleared way for gigantic mammals
• South Korea's defense chief resigns after attack
• Name change couldn't save coffee stand
• Search called off for missing hiker
• Nevada politicos gear up for new battles
• Recalling Saigon's fall 35 years ago
• Travelers have fairly smooth sailing
• Pope's remarks sow widespread confusion among church leaders
• Study: Eat more turkey and less carbs
• Texas jury convicts DeLay of money laundering
• Family history culminates in computer shop
• Stock sharply higher on positive economic data
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 25
• Martha Randolph Carr: Give up worry for one day of pure gratitude
• Proposed bear hunt polarizes community
• Gates Foundation going strong 10 years after $16 billion donation
• Tahoe resort: Storm set record for snowfall in Nov.
• Empire Elementary's holiday angel: Ensures no child at her school will miss a holiday meal
• Gardnerville rancher killed in car crash
• High court backs hormone drug verdict
• Mr. Twain's birthday bash includes new book release
• Nevada Briefly Nov. 25
• Recent attempted child abductions raise awareness
• Gibbons recalls Desert Shield, Desert Storm duty
• Seach resumes for missing hiker at Galena Creek Park
• Ski resort: Storm set modern-day record for November snowfall
• Poll: Consumers feel less angst from debt
• Conservatives at odds with Vatican over condoms
• 2nd blast ends hopes for survival of 29 NZ miners
• Color-coded terror alerts may end
• Consumers spend and earn more, layoffs slow
• Storm shuts roads in Rockies; Utah blizzard looms
• Winners named in school district essay contest
• 15,000 Nevadans to lose unemployment on Dec. 1
• Ross Miller: Old voting machines sensitive
• Private equity firm in Denver acquires Squaw Valley USA
• 29 miners dead after 2nd blast at New Zealand mine
• Casino giant changes name
• Obama pledges US to defend its ally South Korea
• Icy weather not leaving just yet
• Merchants, shoppers gear up for Black Friday
• Nugget to host free Thanksgiving feast
• V&T Depot to be featured on ornament
• Holiday travelers hit roads
• Weather suspends search for missing Sierra hiker
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 24
• Carson robber sent to prison
• Las Vegas police: Slaying, vehicle death called murder-suicide
• Brother wants facts in officer slaying
• Trustees adopt parent recognition day
• Casino giant changes name to Caesars Entertainment
• Colorado company buys Squaw Valley
• North, South Korea exchange fire; 2 soldiers killed
• Storm coverage; Wahoe Valley now open in both directions
• Couple forges new family through adoption
• Past Pages for Nov. 23
• John Bullis: If IRS sends you a notice, check it out before paying up
• TSA chief warns against boycott of airport scans
• At least 349 die in stampede at Cambodian festival
• Wounded warriors to lead bicycling tour in west
• Sheriff's Log for Nov. 23
• Carson man pleads to weapons charge
• Business's windows shot out; 2 men arrested
• Storm, followed by bitter cold snap, coming today
• Support group eases isolation of widowhood
• Ice, snow cause several accidents
• Police suspicious of casino stabbing story
• Supreme Court denies cop killer's appeal
• Snow and ice cause several accidents
• Nevada jobless rate drops to 14.2 percent in October
• Emergency crews searching for missing person in Sierra backcountry
• Passenger count up at Las Vegas airport
• N. Calif. cities bring pot growing into the light
• Ireland swallows bitter pill, asks EU for loan
• 'Pawn Stars' tickets on sale for Sparks show
• AP report: Cadmium, lead found in drinking glasses
• St. Louis tops list of most dangerous US cities
• NY-to-Moscow jet returns safely after engine fails
• A grope too far: Fliers' anger at TSA boils over
• Reno, Washoe County seeking input on merger
• Washoe County property values falling
• Monday's crossword Nov. 22
• Mystery buyer acquires Nugget's gold collection
• Believers find mixed blessings in Pope's condom comments
• Police: Casino stabbing likely a scam
• Slot makers discounting prices
• Kelly J.Bullis: Moves you can make to minimize 2010 tax hit
• Risk of foreclosure dips over summer, but remains elevated
• Silver Dollars & Wooden Nickels: Silver to those who are helping others
• Guy W. Farmer: The pomp and circumstance of POTUS
• Northern Nevada briefly for Nov. 21
• Mary Pierczynski: Help Boys & Girls Clubs meet donation challenge
• Should William be king?
• Obama: Troops done in Afghanistan in 2014
• BLM sued over NV Energy landfill
• Officers hunting shooter in Utah canyon
• Health officials seek money for cleanup of rotten meat
• Pope says some condom use 'first step' of morality
• Free Christmas concert on Dec. 5
• Cupcake Brigade comes to the rescue
• Bellagio picks up AAA's top award for 10th year
• Angle plans to continue political career
• Micromanipulator Co. makes equipment to test semiconductors
• William Creekbaum: Impact of 2010 elections
• Business Briefly Nov. 21
• Vegas marijuana shop closed after raid
• 19 apply to replace late Reno judge
• Cut of cards determines winner of Douglas race
• Two sought in Carson burglary
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 20
• Nevada high court wants DA answer to O.J. appeal
• Harrah's cancels stock offering
• MSHA warns 13 mines to improve safety
• Prince Charles suggests Camilla may be queen
• N. Korea working on another nuke building?
• 11 alleged gang members killed by Mexican troops
• More than 10,000 ground zero workers settle suits vs. NYC
• TSA agrees to allow airline pilots to skip security scanning and pat-downs, pilot groups say
• City plows ready for snow
• Man pleads in beating death of dog walker
• Tips for motoring the slippery slopes
• FEC won't punish Ensign for cash to mistress
• 12 students suspended over pro-marijuana signs
• EUGENE PASLOV: The power of narratives to twist the truth
• Dayton High students need help collecting pledges
• FEC won't punish Ensign for cash to mistress
• LIVE COVERAGE of Carson vs. McQueen
• Jobless benefits to expire as Congress debates tax
• 12 Gardnerville students suspended over pro-marijuana signs
• Ice rink signals winter is here
• Ensign will seek re-election
• Heller breaks with GOP over jobless benefits
• NDOT ready for winter weather
• Airports consider lawmaker's call to replace TSA screeners with private contractors
• GM launching IPO, ending government majority stake
• Nevada GDP shows steepest drop in '09
• GOP seeks to revive Yucca project
• Reid: Don't ask don't tell will get floor vote
• Millennium fund passes $100,000
• Silver Springs, Stagecoach to share holiday feast on Saturday
• Nugget craft fair helps CASA
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 19
• Community service a welcome alternative to jail for minor offenders
• Officials throw switch on solar panels
• Elderly shoplifter gets suspended sentence
• Nevada's economy shrunk 6.4 percent in 2009
• BERKLEY ON UNEMPLOYMENT EXTENSION: WE HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO HELP OUR FELLOW CITIZENS
• Sen. Ensign says he will seek re-election
• Local Scouts deliver for the holidays
• Get ready for a blast of winter
• Democrats Christmas party to benefit organizations
• Grants available for fuels reduction projects
• Annual Boot Scootin' BBQ benefits charities
• Medicaid, jobless costs will boost state budget
• Area lawmakers hopeful for cooperation rather than fights
• City Center Project: Study outlines financing options
• Turkeys a drop in the need bucket
• Nov. 29 hearing set on energy audit regulations for homes
• Gitmo detainee acquitted of all but 1 charge in NY
• Stocks end mixed after 4 days of losses; Dow down 15 points
• Israel awaits US assurances on moratorium proposal
• MEET YOUR MERCHANT: Former sheepherder realizes dream
• Now the details: William, Kate plan royal wedding
• Family upset over man's immigration hold in Carson jail
• Animal Shelter announces new hours
• Fundraiser to support CHS wrestling program
• Reno turning famous arch blue to back Nevada
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 18
• Heller Supports Unemployment Extension
• Yard debris free pickup deadline is past
• Northern Nevada briefly Nov. 17
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 17
• Sen. Reid keeps top Senate post
• Simpson renews challenge of conviction
• DOE backs loan for $120M biofuels plant near Reno
• Reno police warn of man posing as inspector
• Casino industry head: Things haven't changed much
• A royal wedding next year for Prince William, Kate
• Russian arms dealing suspect arrives at NYC jail
• AP Source: GM to expand IPO by 31 percent
• Homeless woman charged in LA train track death
• State's tourism director resigns
• Bush breaks ground on presidential center in Texas
• Economist: Job growth in Nevada by mid '11
• Grief, anger at vigils in 2 countries for NC girl
• Stepdad charged in 3-year-old girl's brain injury
• Woman pleads in casino lot stabbing
• P3: City Center is feasible
• City to conduct business impact study for raising room tax rate
• Forum examines growing population of elderly drivers
• John Bullis: Don't rush into investing in limited partnerships
• Volunteers pay it forward
• Reno church hit by economy closes doors
• Jury finds man guilty of battery
• Sheriff's Log for Nov. 16
• City to provide free pickup of yard debris
• Annual turkey roundup Wednesday at pharmacy
• Briefly for Nov. 16
• First impressions: At job interview, one strike, and you're out
• Shape up a cover letter
• Past Pages for Nov. 16
• Activists sought for Nevada State Legislative session
• Sandoval names new appointees
• FBI: Man once thought dead arrested in kidnapping
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• White House, GOP look for middle ground on taxes
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Demographer says NV population down 70K over 2009
• Miss Nevada USA crowned
• 2 Nevada locales named 'religious' cities
• Nevada study says livestock eat dry cheatgrass
• NATO: 5 service members killed in Afghanistan
• After 388 days, Somali pirates free British couple
• Monday's crossword Nov. 15
• Kudos & Cheers
• Volunteer Connection: Lots of opportunities out there
• Nevada Births Nov. 14
• Silver Dollars & Wooden Nickels: Dollars to those who honor veterans, troops
• Guy W. Farmer: Distracted driving - accidents waiting to happen
• Snowstorm causes 400 Minn. crashes; 2 die in Wis.
• Emanuel formally announces run for Chicago mayor
• 2010 elections highlight Obama's eroding base
• Government auctions spoils of Madoff's lavish life in NY
• Cheers as freed Myanmar democracy leader appears
• Business Briefly Nov. 14
• Obama tells Medvedev START vote is 'top priority'
• New company reaches out to Walley's time-share owners
• Donations needed for Christmas gift bags
• Nevada Business Licenses Nov. 1-Nov. 5
• LIBRARY NEWS & NOTES: So many things to be thankful for at the library
• Douglas County welcomes New Zealand into family
• Starbucks to double rate of store openings
• Scougal Rubber to fill up to 80 jobs at industrial center
• Couple weds in Reno
• Suspected meth lab in condo cleaned up
• Sheriffs' Log Nov. 13
• Assemblyman to propose tea party specialty plate
• Panel says Fernley councilman violated ethics law
• Doctors brace for possible big Medicare pay cuts
• Obama seeks more jobs for Americans
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced
• Toll from Indonesian volcano rises to 240
• Supporters await Suu Kyi's release
• Amazon.com to hire thousands for holiday jobs
• Big stock offerings next week could boost markets
• Casino releases 3Q earnings report
• Kerkorian raises $52.2M selling MGM Resorts shares
• USO opens lounge in Las Vegas
• Police: Fernley mother stabbed sleeping son
• Letters to the editor Nov. 13
• Residents report two new telephone scams
• JoAnne Skelly: Use water-efficient plants in xeriscaping
• Human remains found in Red Rock Canyon
• Religious briefs
• Public pension reform will be issue in 2011 Legislative session
• Sandoval will keep veterans services chief
• Daydreaming makes people unhappy
• In Asia, Obama's runs into the limits of his power
• Troops to leave Afghanistan in 2011
• Hotel, conference center plan draws mixed reaction
• Obituary: Mary Lee Wilson
• Man jailed in fatal Fallon wreck
• Obituary: Marion Stewart Rees
• Court date set for teen accused of eluding deputy
• Parade delivers patriotism
• Sheriff's Log Nov. 12
• Weekend offers traditional craft fairs, open houses
• Nevada Briefly Nov. 12
• Nutcracker Ballet opens Thanksgiving weekend
• New restaurant changes brewery plans, name
• Developers seek extension on Dayton project
• Schat's Bakery expanding, adding cake and tea shop
• Holiday shopping battle begins
• Neighbors question site of school solar project
• Police: Materials for meth lab found in Saliman Road condo
• Bipartisan commission proposes strict budget rules to stabilize U.S. debt
• What's closed on Veterans Day
• Passengers cheer as hobbled ship heads to Calif.
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Ill. man pleads guilty to '04 murder of 3-year-old
• Write-in ballot count begins in Alaska Senate race
• Cracks found in shuttle fuel tank, not just foam
• Trade deficit narrows slightly in September
• Man jailed in fatal Fallon wreck
• Disabled veterans memorial has DC groundbreaking
• Pentagon Group Finds Minimal Risk to Lifting Gay Ban During War
• U.S. approval of arms pact with Russia looking shaky
• Meet Your Merchant: Afghan war veteran returns to run trading card store
• Jobless claims fall in hopeful sign for hiring
• Obama salutes US troops, condemns North Korea
• Obama says no deal yet on S. Korean trade agreement
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Governor Gibbons Commends Middle School Students For The Beautiful Ornaments....
• Supervisors approve vote count
• SKorean navy ship sinks after boat collision
• Battle rages in slum, this time against a disease
• Nevada casinos win $917.9M in September
• BERKLEY VETERANS DAY STATEMENT HONORING THOSE WHO SERVED IN AMERICA’S ARMED FORCES
• Governor’s Open Government Plan To Move Forward In Legislature
• Heller Advocates for Earmark Moratorium
• Governor Appoints New Member To State Board Of Education
• Governor Appoints New Member To Lyon County Commission
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION WILL LIMIT WIKILEAKS ABILITY TO THREATEN LIVES
• ENSIGN: DECISION TO EXTEND MINING OPERATIONS WILL BRING HUNDREDS OF JOBS TO NEVADA
• ENSIGN: DECISION TO EXTEND MINING OPERATIONS WILL BRING HUNDREDS OF JOBS TO NEVADA
• BERKLEY WARNS SOCIAL SECURITY PRIVATIZATION STILL THE WRONG CHOICE FOR NEVADA SENIORS, DISABLED
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION WILL LIMIT WIKILEAKS ABILITY TO THREATEN LIVES
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Nevada
• BERKLEY HAILS $90 MILLION IN SNPLMA FUNDING FOR PARKS, TRAILS AND PROTECTION OF NEVADA’S NATURAL TREASURES
• BERKLEY: NO ARMS SALES TO SAUDI ARABIA
• ENSIGN HONORED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
• ENSIGN HONORED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS
• Governor And Staff Continue Working On New State Budget
• Governor Honors Soldier Killed in War on Terror
• BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION THAT WILL HELP SAVE THOUSANDS OF LIVES BECOMES LAW
• WASHINGTON'S SPENDING PROBLEM CONTINUES TO BREAK RECORDS
• Berkley and Titus Hold Roundtable Discussion with VA Sec. Shinseki and Leaders of Southern Nevada Veterans’ Community
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION TO HELP THE PARENTS OF FALLEN SERVICEMEMBERS IS SIGNED INTO LAW
• BERKLEY STATEMENT IN REMEMBRANCE OF EDDIE ESCOBEDO
• Governor Applauds Court Ruling Supporting Fighting Against Obamacare
• WASHINGTON'S SPENDING PROBLEM CONTINUES TO BREAK RECORDS
• BERKLEY COSPONSORS BILL TO GIVE $250 CHECKS TO AMERICANS ON SOCIAL SECURITY – HOUSE TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER
• Governor Names Transition Director
• BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION THAT WILL HELP SAVE THOUSANDS OF LIVES BECOMES LAW
• Las Vegas Sun Endorses Harry Reid; Says Angle’s Too Extreme for Mainstream Nevadans, Republicans
• Former county GOP chairman defends Raggio
• Dr. Heck picks up another endorsement - thanks to the Asian American Group for your trust and confidence!
• Team Heck is proud to announce that "Vets For Freedom PAC" has endorsed Dr. Joe Heck's campaign for Congress!
• Sharron Angle Caught Lying Pathologically to Nevada Voters At Right-Wing Forum
• No Response?
• Sharron Angle: “We Always Say, ‘If the Press Comes Knocking, Don’t Say Anything’”
• 5 Pressing, Unanswered Questions For Sharron Angle—See Her TODAY!!!
• As Angle Campaign Flounders, More Prominent Republicans Join Reid Ranks
• Former first lady Dema Guinn endorses Harry Reid, implies late husband would have, too
• Sharron Angle surge unnerving Nevada Democrats
• Senator Reid Statement on Republican State Senate Leader Bill Raggio’s Endorsement
• Angle’s Bigoted Pastor Says She’s Still A Member, Attended Church Just “A Couple Months Ago”
• Senator Reid Statement on former Nevada First Lady Dema Guinn’s Endorsement
• Putting autism in quotes
• Sharron Angle and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad ... Week
• Former Clinton energy czar stumps for Harry Reid
• Raggio Endorses Reid
• Angle Edges Ahead of Reid
• Angle’s Bigoted Pastor Says She’s Still A Member, Attended Church Just “A Couple Months Ago”
• Sharron Angle Briefly Addresses, Blatantly Lies About Influence-Peddling Scandal
• Sharron Angle’s CRAZY JUICE – Flying Off the Shelves!!!
• Local leaders turn out to support Harry Reid
• Dems making Angle an issue in Colorado race
• Local Leaders Announce Support For Sen. Reid
• Angle’s Pastor Problem: Spiritual Advisor Attacks Mormon Church
• "Rory to launch more attacks" - headline from the Las Vegas Review-Journal yesterday. Click "Like" if you want to beat Reid.
• New Poll Shows Sharron Angle Leading Harry Reid
• New Angle Ad: Big Clue
• Senator Reid Statement on Republican State Senate Leader Bill Raggio’s Endorsement
• Harry Reid: Putting Nevadans Back to Work
• “Pathological” Sharron Angle Lies About ... Wait For It ... CHURCH
• We won! http://bit.ly/aGCMod
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION TO HELP THE PARENTS OF FALLEN SERVICEMEMBERS IS SIGNED INTO LAW
• Fox News Polls: GOP Poised to Gain or Hold Senate Seats in Key States
• Is Sharron Angle the real deal?
• Angle to Raise Money From “Corrupt” Republicans in DC, Will She Finally Face the Media?
• Love this banner at Spurlock's Gun Shop in Henderson! Thank you for the support!
• Do you want one of these? As a special thank you, everyone who contributes $20 or more online this week will receive a limited edition "Beat Reid, Vote Sandoval" bumper sticker. Get yours today: http://bit.ly/bvsYhM
• Rory Reid's latest ad earned an "F" from Face to Face with Jon Ralston's Reality Check last night.
• With my two leading opponents bashing each other through daily TV commercials my goal is to sneak under the radar and win the 3rd., Congressional seat in November.
• If you love this Country as much as I do you'll pay close attention to the candidates rather than the parties they represent.
• With Mesquite BBQ Champ - Rick Eide of Great Basin Cooking Company
• Nevada’s Leaders Show Strong Support For Senator Harry Reid
• Team Heck working hard this morning to bring "A New Direction" to Washington! Will you join Team Heck TODAY? http://heck4nevada.com/get_involved
• BERKLEY CALLS ON TREASURY SECRETARY GEITHNER, FED CHAIR BERNANKE, AG HOLDER TO REVIEW FORECLOSURES
• Harry Reid Picks Up More Endorsements
• At Fundraiser for Sharron Angle, Washington Republicans Pretend She Never Called Them ‘Corrupt’
• Wednesday! Wednesday! Wednesday! Introducing Sharron Angle’s CRAZY JUICE
• I hope the Academy is watching
• Titus Writes to Banks on Suspension of Foreclosure Proceedings
• Do you want one of these? As a special thank you, everyone who contributes $20 or more online this week will receive a limited edition "Beat Reid, Vote Sandoval" bumper sticker. Get yours today: http://bit.ly/bvsYhM
• Rory Reid's latest ad earned an "F" from Face to Face with Jon Ralston's Reality Check last night.
• With my two leading opponents bashing each other through daily TV commercials my goal is to sneak under the radar and win the 3rd., Congressional seat in November.
• If you love this Country as much as I do you'll pay close attention to the candidates rather than the parties they represent.
• With Mesquite BBQ Champ - Rick Eide of Great Basin Cooking Company
• Team Heck working hard this morning to bring "A New Direction" to Washington! Will you join Team Heck TODAY? http://heck4nevada.com/get_involved
• New Angle Ad: Thanks, Pal
• The Sharron Angle Influence-Peddling Scandal Exemplifies Her Entire Political Career
• Nurses union in Nevada endorses Reid, concerned about Angle
• Reid Campaign Unveils iPhone App to Keep Voters Connected with Breaking News, Grassroots GOTV
• Reid Ad Was False—Because It Quoted Angle!
• Reid receives endorsement from veterans group
• Angle’s Attempt To Peddle Access To DC Insiders Lands Her In National Media Firestorm
• Dairyman’s criticism of Reid denounced as ‘factual untruths’
• New TV Ad: Sharron Angle: A Foreign Worker’s Best Friend
• Berkley Delivers Burial Benefit Increase for America's Veterans
• New video, text messaging, and our iPhone app
• Berkley Delibers $5.3 Million for North Las Vegas Police
• Angle’s Latest Fear-Mongering Ad: More Unsubstantiated Lies From A Pathological Candidate
• Love this banner at Spurlock's Gun Shop in Henderson! Thank you for the support!
• Statement From Angle Campaign On Viagra For Sex Offenders
• Attention Veterans, Sharron Angle want to privatize the VA
• Angle Raises $1.7 million online in September
• Former state official says dairyman Goedhart’s attack on Reid “is misleading…”
• Statement From Sharron Angle On Reid's False Ad
• It’s Official: Sharron Angle Will Say or Do Anything to Get Elected
• New Angle Ad: Real World
• Angle’s Attempt To Peddle Access To DC Insiders Lands Her In National Media Firestorm
• Veterans of Foreign Wars PAC Endorses Senator Harry Reid
• Titus Announces Location of New Veterans’ Clinic in Laughlin
• October 2010
• Berkley: New Healthcare Protections Now in Effect
• Berkley Backs Small Business Jobs Bill
• Berkley: Nevada to Receive $57 Million in Additional Foreclosure Aid
• Statement From Sharron Angle Regarding Nevada's Increased Unemployment
• New Angle Web Ad: "Deception"
• Angle Campaign Responds to Reid's False Ad
• New Angle Ad: At Your Expense
• Harry Reid Prevents Senate Vote to Give Tax Cuts to Every American
• Angle Campaign Releases Statement On ObamaCare
• Adwatch: Angle Opposes Colon Cancer Mandate?
• ABSOLUTE MUST-READ: Bombshell on Angle-Ashjian Secret Meeting
• ENSIGN AND CBO DIRECTOR ELMENDORF AGREE: INCREASING TAXES WILL FURTHER HURT THE ECONOMY
• Angle’s Handlers: Please Don’t Listen to Sharron, She Lies
• Sharron Angle Continues Lying, Shutting Out NV Press Corps
• Cox TV On Demand
• Sharron Angle Inexplicably Lies About Her Past Statements on Mammograms, Mandates
• North Las Vegas to receive funding for police
• Stimulus is working, on schedule, under budget, & free of fraud
• Grant saves 16 police jobs in North Las Vegas
• Sharron Angle’s M.O.: I never said what I plainly said!
• VIDEO: Senate Candidate Michael Haines (I-NV) TV Ad – Appeal
• Sharron Angle’s New DC Handlers: Our Candidate Lied to R-J Editorial Board
• BERKLEY DELIVERS BURIAL BENEFIT INCREASE FOR AMERICA'S VETERANS
• BERKLEY: $5.3 MILLION FOR NORTH LAS VEGAS POLICE WILL FUND 16 OFFICER SLOTS
• MUST SEE TV - Angle Called Out on VA Lies, Again a National Embarrassment for “Pathological” Lying
• MUST SEE TV – Angle Called Out on Offensive Autism Comments, Doubles Down
• NEW TV AD: Sharron Angle Would End Coverage for Mammograms
• Don’t forget to register to vote today!
• ENSIGN AND CBO DIRECTOR ELMENDORF AGREE: INCREASING TAXES WILL FURTHER HURT THE ECONOMY
• Reid still the better choice for Nevada
• Washoe schools receive $9M grant
• Nevada to get $57 million to help avoid foreclosures
• Titus Announces Additional $57 Million for Nevada in Hardest Hit Funds
• BERKLEY: NEVADA TO RECEIVE $57 MILLION IN ADDITIONAL FORECLOSURE AID UNDER "HARDEST HIT" F
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Ensign Lauded for Small Business Efforts; Promotion Ceremony for Nevada Patriot; Neva
• Autism advocates blast Angle’s insurance stance
• Sharron Angle Just Can’t Stop the Hemorrhaging
• MUST SEE TV - Angle Called Out on VA Lies, Again a National Embarrassment for “Pathological” Lying
• Autism Advocates Blast Angle’s Air Quotes
• Feds Slate $57.2 Million in Housing Aid for Nevada
• Curtis4governor t-shirts now available on Etsy
• Nevada Political Dean Jon Ralston on Sharron Angle: “Pathological”
• Sharron Angle spokeswoman condemns her candidate’s ad on immigration
• Sharron Angle And Her Husband Are On Government Health Care Plans
• Angle: I never said I wanted to privatize the VA — but, of course, she did
• MUST SEE TV: Sarah Palin’s advice
• Latest Ad: Two Peas
• Two Nevada Assembly members blast Angle’s autism statement
• Health chief says reform bill will expand care
• Finger Quotes Haunt Republicans
• Angle: Health Care Coverage Requirements Are “Done For Some Politically Correct Special Interest”
• Whose Problem is Autism? Sharron Angle Vs. Kate Winslet
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Ensign Lauded for Small Business Efforts; Promotion Ceremony for Nevada Patriot; Neva
• News 4 uncovers May 2010 interview in which Angle says she wants to privatize Social Security
• Sebelius jumps into Nevada Senate race, blasts Angle autism comments
• Federal official in Reno says Angle’s comments on autism ‘a real blow to kids’
• Autism Advocates Slam Sharron Angle For Callous Remarks Mocking “Autism” Coverage, Demand Apology
• More Than 28,000 People View Video Clip of Angle Mocking “Autism”, Questioning Maternity Coverage
• ENSIGN RECOGNIZED AS GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS
• Statement by Dr. Andrew Eisen in response to comments made by Sharron Angle regarding Autism
• Sharron Angle’s `chickens for checkups’ moment?
• Autism Advocates Slam Sharron Angle For Callous Remarks Mocking “Autism” Coverage, Demand Apology
• Autism Group Wants Apology From Angle
• Sharron Angle Says Woman Assaulted at Forum Was Asking For It, “Staged” the Incident
• NEW TV AD: Cancer Screening: “I Don’t Think So”
• More Sharp Criticism For Sharron Angle’s Callous “Autism” Remarks
• BERKLEY TAKES TO HOUSE FLOOR IN SUPPORT OF SMALL BUSINESS JOBS PACKAGE
• BERKLEY BACKS SMALL BUSINESS JOBS PACKAGE
• Rory Reid's latest ad earned an "F" from Face to Face with Jon Ralston's Realit
• Team Heck working hard this morning to bring "A New Direction" to Washington! Will you jo
• Angle: “I made $236,000 off Rush Limbaugh, and Hannity was profitable, too”
• Criticism of Sharron Angle’s Callous, Heartless “Autism” Remarks Continues
• Questions for Sharron Angle
• Nevada Business Leaders Sign Letter Supporting Reid, Denouncing Angle on Economy
• Heller, Giffords Pass Bill to Close Drug Smuggling Loop Hole
• BERKLEY: NEW HEALTHCARE PROTECTIONS FOR NEVADANS NOW IN EFFECT
• ENSIGN RECOGNIZED AS GUARDIAN OF SMALL BUSINESS
• ICYMI: Sharron Angle’s Mocks Health Coverage For “Autism”
• VIDEO: Independent Senate Candidate Michael Haines Makes Appearance on KTVN
• Nevada Business Leaders Sign Letter Supporting Reid, Denouncing Angle on Economy
• Angle Doubles Down on Callous, Heartless “Autism” Remarks; Says Legit Claims Are False
• Sen. Harry Reid Lines Up Republican Support
• Angle’s Latest Immigration Ad: More Unsubstantiated Lies
• Jobless workers dispute claim that unemployment benefits foster complacency
• Do you want one of these? As a special thank you, everyone who contributes $20 or more online this
• SENIORS TO SAVE ON MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PREMIUMS IN 2011 FINDS NEW CMS REPORT
• With my two leading opponents bashing each other through daily TV commercials my goal is to sneak u
• If you love this Country as much as I do you'll pay close attention to the candidates rather t
• HIgh School Student Appointed To Education Reform Blue Ribbon Task Force
• NEW VIDEO: Sharron Angle Mocks Health Coverage for Autistic Children
• Titus Highlights New Patient’s Bill of Rights Set to Take Effect Tomorrow
• Angle Boasts of Exploiting Right-Wing Media For Cash; Lies to All Other Outlets She’s Not Ignoring
• Angle Campaign Inexplicably Lies About Her Past Statement on VA Privatization (Psst: It’s On Tape)
• Setting The Record Straight: Sharron Angle Wants To Privatize The Veterans Administration
• NEW TV AD: Sharron Angle Would End the Current Veterans Administration
• VIDEO: Angle flat-out lies on TV, hopes nobody notices (we did)
• Right-Wing Media Takes Bait From “Independent” Group Coordinating Illegally With Sharron Angle
• Harry Reid Fights to Repeal DADT, Republicans Obstruct
• ENSIGN: SMALL BUSINESS BILL DOES MORE HARM THAN GOOD
• ENSIGN: OBAMA SIDESTEP OF SENATE CONFIRMATION PROCESS OUTRAGEOUS
• The Hill Op-ed; Washington's mishandling of the Bush tax cuts
• Sharron Angle’s Warring Handlers Again Snub Her Tea Party Base
• Sharron Angle’s Extreme Hypocrisy in Dealing with Hispanic Nevadans
• WASHINGTON DIGEST: Bill offers businesses tax breaks, lending
• ICYMI: GOP Senator from Alaska Blasts Angle’s Agenda
• Reid message on YMP revival: Hell No
• NEW VIDEO: Angle Repeatedly Claims Her Own Words “Totally False” in National Fox News Interview
• Titus Statement on Nevada’s Unemployment Numbers
• Heller Statement on Nevada’s Unemployment Numbers
• The Hill Op-ed; Washington's mishandling of the Bush tax cuts
• Carson City Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Sharron Angle’s Economic Agenda: Too Dangerous for Nevada’s Unemployed
• Sharron Angle Slips, Again Says She Wants To ‘Take Out’ Harry Reid
• Sherm Shills for Sharron (again)
• Berkley Votes for Loans to Help Make Nevada Homes More Energy Efficient
• Nevada Employers Tap New Federal Program to Help Cover Cost of Retiree Health Care
• Berkley: $43 Million in New Neighborhood Stabilization Funding for Nevada
• Clean Energy Funding from Recovery Act Helping Power Green Development
• Berkley Announces $2.1 Million for Nevada Geothermal Projects
• BERKLEY: MIT STUDY FINDS NUKE WASTE SHOULD BE KEPT IN “INTERIM” STORAGE FOR 100 YEARS
• The Verdict Is In: Angle’s Immigration Ad Chock Full of Lies
• Stimulus Funds Energy Projects In Nevada
• Dr. Heck picks up another endorsement - thanks to the Asian American Group for your trust and confi
• Team Heck is proud to announce that "Vets For Freedom PAC" has endorsed Dr. Joe Heck'
• Listen To Team Heck's New Radio Ad!
• Angle, spokesman contradict each other on pulling out of debate
• Nevada Tapped to Receive Additional $7 Million in Weatherization Funds
• Berkley Provision in Honor of Nevadan Justin Bailey Funds Mental Health Research to Help Veterans
• School district to receive jobs funding
• New TV Ad: Angle’s Immigration Claims Are Lies; Reid Wants to Save Social Security
• GET THE FACTS: Reid’s strong record of securing our borders
• Senate candidate Sharron Angle continues to run from prior remarks
• Titus Calls for More ‘Sticks’ to Make Housing Programs More Effective
• Senate advances small-business lending bill, handing Democrats a victory
• $2M in fed funds: teachers get jobs
• ENSIGN: SMALL BUSINESS BILL DOES MORE HARM THAN GOOD
• Nevada’s Candidate Filing Period Ends With 24 Senate Candidates
• Brian Sandoval keeps distance from Sharron Angle on new TV program
• ENSIGN: OBAMA SIDESTEP OF SENATE CONFIRMATION PROCESS OUTRAGEOUS
• Dark-Horse Candidates Join Senate Race
• Nevada Republicans Continue to Damage Sharron Angle’s Flailing Campaign
• The whole story: How Angle asked for a debate with Reid, how Reid agreed and Angle backed out
• Meet Senate Candidate Michael Haines (I)
• Tarkanian unwittingly reloads ‘Second Amendment remedies’ gun
• NEW TV AD: Sharron Angle’s Dangerous Plan to Ship Nuclear Waste to Nevada
• Nevada Senate Candidate Michael Haines (I) Announces Town Hall In Fallon
• Harry Reid in the arena
• Reid Sets Vote on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• Senate Candidate Michael Haines (I) Meet And Greet
• Somebody hit a nerve
• District receives federal funding
• Scott Ashjian for U.S. Senate
• “Fox & Friends” Turns Into “Fox & Foes” As Team Angle Civil War Continues
• Sharron Angle Campaigns Erratically. Um, Again.
• Fmr. Attorney General Frankie Sue Del Papa Slams Sharron Angle for Domestic Violence Vote
• Nevada reporter says Angle’s campaign is divided
• Angle on why she pulled out of debate she asked for: “We wanted an informed electorate”
• More money for housing program welcomed
• ICYMI: The Nutty Sharron Angle Re-Emerges in WaPo Interview on Her Trip to DC
• Small-business bill advances
• Stimulus weatherization program has improved 3,800 homes
• Make Angle pay for flat-out lying to voters
• Sharron Angle’s Immigration Ad: Pure Unsubstantiated Lies
• Sharron Angle’s Campaign: Complete and Total Meltdown Mode
• BERKLEY VOTES FOR LOANS TO HELP MAKE NEVADA HOMES MORE ENERGY EFFICIENT
• Republicans should recognize economic value of middle-class tax cuts
• NEW TV AD: Sharron Angle Stands With Domestic Abusers Over Their Victims
• NEW VIDEO: Criticism of Angle Siding With Domestic Abusers Continues
• Angle surrogate says advocating “Second Amendment remedies” is “a little bit extreme”
• Fmr. Nevada Rep. Jim Santini Joins Republicans for Harry Reid
• Sharron Angle’s Nevada and Beltway handlers at odds?
• Helping ease foreclosures
• Senate passes small business credit measure
• WCSD receives $12M in EduJobs funding
• Titus leads Heck in latest R-J/8NewsNow poll
• Nevada Medicare funding restored in jobs bill
• Titus continues to lead Heck in second consecutive R-J/8NewsNow Poll
• Next stop on "Joe Knows Jobs" - Young Professionals Round Table. Follow the link to read
• Today, I continued my “Joe Know Jobs” tour with a tour of IGS of Las Vegas. This compan
• Today's Job: Automotive repair - visited with the staff at Midas 10177 W Charleston, a small b
• Another "Joe Knows Jobs" stop today at Las Vegas Color Graphics. Another local company im
• With Mesquite BBQ Champ - Rick Eide of Great Basin Cooking Company
• Titus: DOE Report Highlights Impact of Recovery Act on Clean Energy in Nevada
• BERKLEY ANNOUNCES $2.1 MILLION FOR NEVADA GEOTHERMAL ENERGY PROJECTS
• ENSIGN RECOGNIZES HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
• CLEAN ENERGY FUNDING FROM RECOVERY ACT HELPING POWER GREEN DEVELOPMENT IN SILVER STATE
• ENSIGN RECOGNIZES HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
• I'm running as an Independent for CD3 . Other talk about issues, but none venture into the are
• Dina Titus Invites Homeland Security Secretary to Las Vegas
• Red Rock Democratic Club
• Dean: No Taxpayer Money To Hire Illegal Immigrants
• Dean Votes Against Democrats' National Energy Tax
• Energy Tax Will Hurt Americans
• Bringing Fiscal Responsibility To The Halls Of Congress
• Dean: Congress Should Join Government-Run Health Plan
• LV Review-Journal Endorses Dean's Citizenship Verification Plan For Health Care Bill
• Dean Discusses Health Care At Reno Town Hall
• Dean's Letter To The President
• Dean Calls For Transparency For Health Care Bill
• Dayton Valley Days Street Fair Features Free Live Music, Cowboy Poetry, and More
• Thank You To Nevada Veterans
• Dayton Valley Days Street Fair Benefits Nonprofits like Central Lyon Youth Connections
• Dean Calls For Legal Challenge To Unconstitutional Health Care Bill
• Big Labor's Card Check Bill Will Cost Nevadans Jobs
• Tax Day
• Congress Can't Tax Its Way Out Of A Recession
• Dean Congratulates Angle, Sandoval For Primary Victories
• Dean Joins Thousands At Carson City Tea Party
• The Stimulus Has Failed Nevada
• Connect With Dean
• Government Health Care Is Not The Answer
• Dean Works To Cut Congress's Own Spending
• Berkley: $950,000 in Grant Funding WIll Help Reunite Nevada Families
• Berkley: State Aid Bill Will Fund 1,400 Nevada Jobs
• New VA Community Clinic Will Provide Healthcare Option for Vegas Valley Veterans
• New Berkley Bill Extends Unemployment Help to Nevadans
• Berkley: Nevada to Receive $34 Million in Foreclosure Aid
• Berkley: Happy 75th Birthday to Social Security!
• Berkley Welcomes $2 Million in Recovery Act Funding
• Love this banner at Spurlock's Gun Shop in Henderson! Thank you for the support!
• National Highway data supports FREE LIMIT PLAN
• Titus: $43 Million in Additional Neighborhood Stabilization Funds Will Help the Housing Market in So
• September 2010
• State Vice Chairman (IAP) endorses Gino DiSimone (IND)
• Endorsement Acceptance
• ENSIGN NAMED TAXPAYER HERO
• ENSIGN FIGHTS FOR NEVADA JOBS
• ENSIGN: WASHINGTON POLICIES NOT HELPING NEVADA UNEMPLOYMENT
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST WALL STREET STATUS QUO BILL
• SENATOR ENSIGN HOSTS RURAL TOWN HALL MEETINGS
• ENSIGN: CONGRESS SHOULD PASS COMMUNICATIONS ACCESSIBILITY LEGISLATION
• ENSIGN: NEVADA WILL PLAY A FUNDAMENTAL ROLE IN PROTECTING AMERICAN CITIZENS
• ENSIGN, SCHRADER CELEBRATE 250 YEARS OF VETERINARY PROFESSION
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES NEVADA MILITARY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ITS ROLE IN NATIONAL SECU
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES NEVADA RECORD UNEMPLOYMENT
• SPEECH: USAF Nevada Renewable Energy Forum
• ENSIGN VOTES TO EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
• ENSIGN: WE HAVE WON THE WAR, NOW WE HAVE TO WIN THE PEACE
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON PASSING OF KENNY GUINN
• ENSIGN: FCC SHOULD PUT INTERNET RECLASSIFICATION PLANS ON THE SHELF INDEFINITELY
• ENSIGN TO VOTE AGAINST KAGAN
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON 9/11 ANNIVERSARY
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION FOR GEOTHERMAL ROYALTIES FOR NEVADA BECOMES LAW
• PARTISAN FIGHTING STALLING HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS, JOB CREATION
• FLOOR SPEECH: Statement on Elena Kagan
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST TAX INCREASES AND ADDING ANOTHER $22 BILLION TO DEBT
• Titus Statement on the Anniversary of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks
• ENSIGN: UNEMPLOYMENT WILL CONTINUE TO SOAR UNLESS WE PUT A STOP TO MASSIVE GOVERNMENT SPENDING
• BERKLEY JOINS HUD SECRETARY DONOVAN, REP. TITUS TO HIGHLIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION FUNDING FOR
• SENATE APPROVES ENSIGN LEGISLATION TO IMPROVE INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOR BLIND AND DEAF
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON 9/11 ANNIVERSARY
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Vote on Elena Kagan; Vote Against Adding $22 Billion to Deficit; Unemployment Continu
• http://www.BrianSandoval.com
• ENSIGN, REID LEGISLATION WILL PROTECT LAND IN NEVADA
• We won! http://bit.ly/aGCMod
• Titus Letter to Obama Calls for More ‘Sticks’ to Ensure Servicers Participate in Housing
• PBS sits down with Nevada’s Gub Candidates
• Welcome to my new website
• ENSIGN NAMED TAXPAYER HERO
• ENSIGN FIGHTS FOR NEVADA JOBS
• BERKLEY INTRODUCES COMMUNITY RECOVERY AND ENHANCEMENT ACT
• Titus Visits Site for the New USO Lounge at McCarran
• A letter to voters
• Worlds Smallest Political Quiz
• ENSIGN: WASHINGTON POLICIES NOT HELPING NEVADA UNEMPLOYMENT
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST WALL STREET STATUS QUO BILL
• BERKLEY: STATE AID PACKAGE WILL FUND 1,200 NEVADA EDUCATION JOBS
• Las Vegas City Life
• LEGAL ACTION AGAINST FEDERAL HEALTHCARE RISKS A PROTRACTED AND UNCERTAIN OUTCOME. AS GOVERNOR, FLOY
• SENATOR ENSIGN HOSTS RURAL TOWN HALL MEETINGS
• ENSIGN: CONGRESS SHOULD PASS COMMUNICATIONS ACCESSIBILITY LEGISLATION
• BERKLEY: $950,000 IN GRANT FUNDING WILL HELP REUNITE HOMELESS SOUTHERN NEVADA PARENTS AND CHILDREN
• Titus Highlights Additional $7 Million for Nevada to Weatherize Homes
• Interview with Netroots Nation
• Tax Day Tea Party Speech
• ENSIGN: NEVADA WILL PLAY A FUNDAMENTAL ROLE IN PROTECTING AMERICAN CITIZENS
• ENSIGN, SCHRADER CELEBRATE 250 YEARS OF VETERINARY PROFESSION
• BERKLEY: STATE AID BILL WILL FUND 1,400 NEVADA EDUCATION JOBS
• Titus Celebrates Women’s Equality Day and the 90th Anniversary of Women’s Right to Vote
• David Curtis at UNR Student Center
• Arizona Illegal Alien Bill - Simplified
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES NEVADA MILITARY ON THE IMPORTANCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY AND ITS ROLE IN NATIONAL SECU
• ENSIGN ADDRESSES NEVADA RECORD UNEMPLOYMENT
• NEW VA COMMUNITY OUTPATIENT CLINIC WILL PROVIDE CONVENIENT HEALTHCARE OPTION FOR VETERANS IN NORTHEA
• Titus: Republicans Plan to Push Forward on Yucca Mountain
• David Curtis for Governor mashup by Punk Patriot
• NEVADA CANDIDATE GINO DISIMONE ON SOCIAL ISSUES, TAXES, THE CONSTITUTION, ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION ...
• SPEECH: USAF Nevada Renewable Energy Forum
• ENSIGN VOTES TO EXTEND UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
• NEW BERKLEY BILL EXTENDS UNEMPLOYMENT HELP TO NEVADANS WHO HAVE EXHAUSTED BENEFITS
• Titus Applauds Opening of New OSHA Office in Southern Nevada
• Media Advisory
• National Nevada Day of Prayer!!
• ENSIGN: WE HAVE WON THE WAR, NOW WE HAVE TO WIN THE PEACE
• ENSIGN STATEMENT ON PASSING OF KENNY GUINN
• BERKLEY: NEVADA TO RECEIVE $34 MILLION IN FORECLOSURE AID UNDER "HARDEST HIT FUND"
• Heller Statement on Presidents Address on the BP Oil Spill
• Titus Letter to Shinseki on Reports of Deceptive Practices by Insurance Companies Against Families o
• Nevada Legislature SELLS our land to the Military!
• ENSIGN: FCC SHOULD PUT INTERNET RECLASSIFICATION PLANS ON THE SHELF INDEFINITELY
• ENSIGN TO VOTE AGAINST KAGAN
• BERKLEY: HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY SOCIAL SECURITY
• House Democrats Cancel Budget
• Titus Joins in Introduction of Bill for $250 Payments to Social Security Beneficiaries
• Memorial Day Tribute and Request
• ENSIGN LEGISLATION FOR GEOTHERMAL ROYALTIES FOR NEVADA BECOMES LAW
• BERKLEY WELCOMES $2 MILLION IN RECOVERY ACT FUNDING TO GREEN STELLA FLEMING TOWERS
• Heller Questions Labor Secretary on PSA Offering Assistance to Illegal Immigrants
• Titus Urges House to Take Action on Border Security Funding
• State Control Over US Senators
• Fully stocked for this week's Las Vegas walk! Every Saturday morning...call (702) 360.2010 to
• PARTISAN FIGHTING STALLING HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS, JOB CREATION
• NEVADA TAPPED TO RECEIVE ADDITIONAL $7 MILLION IN WEATHERIZATION FUNDING
• Heller Hails Supreme Court Decision Upholding the Second Amendment
• August 2010
• Nevada Sheriffs. Get yours now!
• Celebrate Brian's 47th birthday and invite 4 to 7 of friends to join you in supporting Brian.
• FLOOR SPEECH: Statement on Elena Kagan
• BERKLEY CELEBRATES 90TH ANNIVERSARY OF WOMEN’S RIGHT TO VOTE
• Heller Votes to Extend Unemployment Compensation
• Titus: House Passes Critical Funding to Improve Border Security
• Abominable State Salaries
• We've already started!! Head on down to 6655 S. Tenaya Way in Las Vegas to make calls for Bri
• ENSIGN VOTES AGAINST TAX INCREASES AND ADDING ANOTHER $22 BILLION TO DEBT
• BERKLEY PROVISION IN HONOR OF NEVADAN JUSTIN BAILEY FUNDS MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH TO HELP VETERANS BA
• Heller Statement on Nevada’s Unemployment Rate
• Titus Supports Effort to Keep 1,400 Teachers Employed and Help Nevada’s Most Vulnerable
• FREE LIMIT PLAN: demystified!
• Rosemary from Las Vegas just received her Sandoval T-shirt and yard sign! Where's yours? Cal
• ENSIGN: UNEMPLOYMENT WILL CONTINUE TO SOAR UNLESS WE PUT A STOP TO MASSIVE GOVERNMENT SPENDING
• NEVADA EMPLOYERS TAP NEW FEDERAL PROGRAM TO HELP COVER COST OF RETIREE HEALTH CARE
• Heller Statement on the Passing of Governor Kenny Guinn
• Titus on New Location for Veterans’ Clinic in Las Vegas
• Filing for the Governor’s Race
• This is up in Elko! Can I get 100 likes?
• SENATE APPROVES ENSIGN LEGISLATION TO IMPROVE INTERNET AND TECHNOLOGY ACCESS FOR BLIND AND DEAF
• BERKLEY: NO BAILOUT FOR AFGHAN BANK
• Heller Statement on the Vote to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Titus Applauds Additional $34 Million for Nevada Through Hardest Hit Fund
• Green gubernatorial campaigns to watch!
• The Reno Victory Office had its first Sandoval Call Night last night! Want to get in on the next o
• WEEKLY UPDATE: Vote on Elena Kagan; Vote Against Adding $22 Billion to Deficit; Unemployment Continu
• BERKLEY: $43 MILLION IN NEW NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION FUNDING FOR NEVADA
• Heller Statement on the State Bailout Bill
• Titus Celebrates the 75th Anniversary of Social Security with Nevada Seniors
• Come join us this Friday!
• BERKLEY CONDEMNS QURAN-BURNING, RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE
• ENSIGN, REID LEGISLATION WILL PROTECT LAND IN NEVADA
• DEMOCRATS VOTE AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT EXTENSION AGAIN
• Heller Statement on Nevada’s Unemployment
• Governor Gibbons Appoints New Member To Nevada Tax Commission
• Nevada To Receive $83.1 Million For K-12 Schools For The Current School Year
• Governor Jim Gibbons Selects New Appointees To Fill Boards and Commissions Seats
• Governor Jim Gibbons Announced Nevada To Receive Additional $7 Million To Expand....
• Governor Gibbons Names Seale, Martin To Board Of Trustees Of Nevada Savings Plans
• Governor Gibbons Signs Application To Receive ‘Edujobs’ Funding
• Governor Gibbons Wants Expedited Acceptance Of Federal Edujobs Funding
• Moody's predicts rebound for state's housing market
• Kids & Horses offers tack sale, free community barbecue
• Meet Your Merchant: New owners carry on tradition of Pizza King
• Locals can ride the V&T for bargain rate
• Governor examines terms in $83M grant
• Festival of the Springs is Saturday
• Reid questions Hispanic support for Republicans
• Stargazing at Washoe Lake
• Carson Tahoe hosts leather sale
• State overtime down 40 percent from last year
• Fiscal division heads into budget season under new management
• Judge yanks teacher's lawsuit
• Northern Nevada briefly: BLM rounds up first of 2,000 mustangs
• Carson City and Lyon County Sheriffs' log for Aug. 12
• Art at the Greenhouse sale Saturday
• Charges dismissed against Silver City man
• Bail reduced in Mound House DUI
• Mentor Center training, information offered
• Workshop to feature renown sound editor
• Geocache prompts bomb squad inquiry, road closure
• Nevada casino winnings down 4.3 percent in fiscal year
• US aid winning friends in flood-ravaged Pakistan
• Taliban blamed for sharp rise in Afghan casualties
• Feds: Storms delay drilling for final BP well plug
• Jury selection on at 1st Gitmo trial under Obama
• Mangoes, tasty and popular, offer hope for Haiti
• Governor Announces First Renewable Energy Tax Abatement
• Fingerprint sharing led to deportation of 47,000
• Carson City residents' personal income falls
• Fed, worried about recovery, will buy US debt
• New program to allow Carson students to take classes online
• Obama signs emergency bill to halt teacher layoffs
• Carson Middle School principal ousted
• NY governor offers help moving ground zero mosque
• More time needed to compile details for City Center study
• Carson man saves the day for quail family
• Derailed V&T train back on track, ready for weekend runs
• SKorean Red Cross urges NKorea to free fishermen
• NATO: Roadside bomb kills 3 Afghan civilians
• Flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
• Search for Ariz. fugitive focuses on Mont., Canada
• Stealth expert's son vows appeal
• Colombia, Venezuela to restore diplomatic ties
• Former Alaska Sen. Stevens dies in plane crash
• Santillo removed as CMS principal
• Tuesday's crossword Aug. 10
• China landslide toll rises to 700; Pakistanis flee
• UN: Afghan civilian deaths rise sharply this year
• Wall Street closely watching Fed's next move
• House moves to help teachers, public workers
• NY judge grants bail for angry flight attendant
• 3 dead, 12 hurt in tourist bus crash in Utah
• Back to school shopping? We want to hear from you
• Coroner: Gov. Guinn died from injuries after fall
• 3 finalists chosen for Gibbons' portrait
• Derailed train back on tracks in Gold Hill
• Monday's crossword Aug. 9
• Nevada Continues Court Fight Against Nationalized Health Care
• Douglas student facing brain surgery
• Public Employee Benefits Program - Benefits cuts: What's in store
• Justice Jim EnEarl retires after 33-year career in public service
• Meetings set for RTC, CAMPO on Wednesday
• Past Pages Aug. 8
• 3 women on Supreme Court: How big a difference?
• HP CEO ouster leaves leadership hole
• U.S.-Vietnam nuke deal will likely allow enrichment
• What to do about WikiLeaks? Not much can be done
• Community gathers for grand opening of Carson Lanes
• 'Birthers' fade after passage of law against them
• Taliban kills 10 medical aid workers, including 6 Americans, in Afghanistan
• Abolishing nukes: flicker of hope to global cause
• Kagan sworn in as 112th justice
• Floods kill at least 8 in Europe
• 3rd spacewalk needed to restore cooling system
• Harley-Davidson's Bike Fest participants roll out their pride and joy
• Fidel Castro makes official government appearance
• Small plane crashes into Pa. home; 2 bodies found
• Shoppers can 'round up' for Boys & Girls Clubs
• Afghan police: 10 bodies found in N Afghanistan
• Wyclef Jean lays out vision for Haiti
• Judge grants Bullock restraining order
• Eugene T. Paslov: Balancing budget through cuts alone isn't the answer
• Horse advocates ask court to halt mustang roundup
• Dayton man fights his way back from stroke
• Vince McMahon sick of Sen. campaign WWE smackdowns
• Gubernatorial debate Aug. 29 in Las Vegas
• Rebate program still has money
• State makes progress on jobless benefits
• Schwarzenegger calls for same-sex weddings
• 3rd month of weak hiring signals long slog ahead
• Consumers cut back on credit cards again in June
• GOP cautiously confident of big gains this fall
• AP Exclusive: CIA flight carried secret from Gitmo
• Realtors host mass open house
• Teachers hope $26M jobs bill keeps them employed
• Carson RV goes out of business
• Mexico confirms car had explosive device aboard
• Scolari's, Model Dairy support Nevada military
• 14 charged for supporting Somalia terrorist group
• Conn. shooter told 911 he 'handled the problem'
• Carson Nugget selling gold collection
• Mortgage rates dip below 4 pct. on 15-year loans
• Carson RV closed locations because of economy
• Firefighters contain wildfire in Indian Hills
• Dayton salon adopts soldier through Web of Support
• Green could equal green for Tahoe
• Water level dips at Tahoe
• Senate approves jobs bill to stop teacher layoffs
• Local authors to sign latest books
• Shaping up seniors: 92-year-old celebrates 15 years of teaching strength and balance classes
• Book review: Tahoe mystery author does it again
• Nevada slashing health benefits to state workers
• No driving for truant teens mulled for schools
• GOP's Angle: No gay adoptions
• Medicare fund will last extra 12 years - maybe
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• States respond in health care overhaul lawsuit
• More jobs needed to lift consumers, drive recovery
• Gay marriage before nation's largest appeals court
• 2 killed, dozens hurt in school bus crash in Mo.
• Drug bottles found in Anna Nicole Smith death room
• Girlfriend: Conn. gunman 'dazed' before rampage
• Nevada radon poster contest offers cash prizes
• Flare-up over tree accents Israel-Lebanon tension
• Missouri vote puts health care back in crosshairs
• Arizona inmate escape exposes security flaws
• Toyota posts $2.2 bln profit as car sales recover
• Volunteers look for missing Silver Springs woman
• Stocks rise on jobs, service sector growth
• Carson City Junior Olympian brings home gold
• Medicare fund will last extra 12 years - maybe
• NDOT seeks funds to complete final phase of bypass
• Angle outlines views on gays, clergy
• Sheriffs' Log Aug. 5
• Gardnerville Ranchos man accused of possessing child porn
• Man accused of possessing child porn
• Carson City and Lyon County Sheriffs' log for Aug. 5
• Angle: Democrats want to 'make government our God'
• Federal judge strikes down Calif. gay marriage ban
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Mexico: Cartels move beyond drugs, seek domination
• Crush of mud finally plugs BP's well in the Gulf
• Attorneys make opening statements in Smith trial
• Governor Gibbons Names New Executive Director For Nevada Veterans Services
• Governor Gibbons Makes Board Appointments To Nevada State Board Of Medical...
• Harry Reid Fails Nevada Again
• Governor Jim Gibbons Education Reform Blue Ribbon Task Force Continues to...
• Governor Gibbons Statement On The Passing Of Former Governor Kenny Guinn - July 22, 2010
• Governor Jim Gibbons Appoints New Storey County Commissioner Erlene Flanagan - July 20, 2010
• Atlantis Casino Resort Spa and Offsite Data Depot Sign Agreement for Document Management Services
• Governor Honors Las Vegas Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
• Governor Announces ‘Tax Amnesty’ Program
• Nevada ARRA Director To Remain In Present Position
• Governor Reappoints Ogilvie To Colorado River Commission
• Governor Announces Effort To Help Homeowners
• Governor Appoints Charles Harvey To Oversee Veterans Services
• Governor Gibbons Approves Plan to Phase Out Nevada State Prison in Carson City
• Governor Gibbons Responds To Justice Department Effort To Dismiss Lawsuit Against...
• Governor Makes Appointments to Nevada Commission on Economic Development
• Governor Announces Plan To Step Up State Solar Energy
• Governor Signs Executive Order Establishing The Nevada Crime Commission
• Governor’s Conference On Tourism Returns
• Open Government Initiative Moves Forward
• Governor Supports Rural Nevada
• Governor Signs Race To The Top Grant Application - May 27, 2010
• Governor Meets With MGM Mirage Officials
• Nevada Programs Recognized For Excellence
• Governor Gibbons Names Tom Lozich To Homeland Security Commission
• Governor Gibbons Announces Rollout Of Connect Nevada’s Statewide Broadband Map
• Nevada Joins Federal Lawsuit Against Obamacare
• Gibbons Announces Open Government Initiative Petition
• Mound House Task Force Hosts Free Family-Friendly Fair
• All Day Family Fun in Dayton on May 15 from 9am to 3pm
• Gibbons Administration Implementing Sage Commission Recommendation
• Governor Congratulates Presidential Scholars
• Governor Declines Administration of High Risk Pool
• Governor Names New Member To Gaming Commission
• Governor Sends Letter To President Obama Asking For Action To Protect America’s Borders
• Governor Offers Condolences And Prayers To Family And Friends Of Nye County Sheriff..
• Governor Calls for Obama Administration to Take Action on Illegal Immigration - April 26, 2010
• Sunridge Golf Club "Golfinar"
• Governor Names New Member To Colorado River Commission
• Constitution Defense Fund Meets Goal
• State Energy Director Launches Nevada Energy Economy Strike Force
• Governor Sets Up 'Constitution Defense Fund' - April 8, 2010
• Free HIV Testing Among Services Offered at Mound House, Nevada Fair
• Governor Announces Legal Action Against Federal Government
• State Launches Redesigned Stimulus Reporting Website
• Governor Considers Options to Move Forward Against Reid/Obama Health Care Plan
• Governor Gibbons Accepts Resignation of Department Of Conservation and Natural Resources Director
• Governor Wants Attorney General To Join Fight Against Reid/Pelosi Healthcare Plan
• Governor to Congress: 'Health Plan Is Unconstitutional'
• Governor Jim Gibbons - Health Care Reform - March 22, 2010
• Mound House, Nevada Community Fair May 22
• Governor Supports Group Seeking Clarification From State Supreme Court
• Governor Announces Blue Ribbon Education Reform Task Force
• Governor Signs Jobs Bill - March 11, 2010
• Governor Vetoes Senate Bill 3 - March 11, 2010
• Governor Proposes Sweeping Changes to Modernize Higher Education
• Governor Amends Special Session Proclamation
• Governor Saves Education From Massive Cuts
• Governor Announces Budget Plan Amendments to Protect Nevada's Most Vulnerable Residents
• Governor Unveils Education Gift Certificate
• Governor Stands By Budget Proposals For Special Session
• Governor Presents Plan To Reduce Spending
• Governor Gibbons Angered and Disappointed by President's Remarks
• Governor Gibbons Says President Making Right Decision On Yucca Mountain
• Governor Gibbons Outraged Nevada Left Out Of High Speed Rail Funding
• Nevada Medicaid Spending Unsustainable
• Governor Will Deliver State Of The State Message
• Governor Orders Nevada Guard To Assist Arizona
• Governor Gibbons Appointments to Boards and Commissions - January 22, 2010
• Governor Believes Special Session for the Economy Likely
• Governor Gibbons Certifies Program To Help First Time Home Buyers
• Governor Honors Court Security Officer Killed in the Line of Duty
• Governor Jim Gibbons: Nevada Will Sue Federal Government If Senator Reid’s Health Care...
• Sage Commission Presents Governor With Final Report
• Governor Gibbons Proposes Sweeping Changes To Education
• Gibbons Education Reform Proposal
• Governor Appoints Teuton Family Court Judge
• Governor Gibbons Offers Condolences, Prayers For Victims Of Las Vegas Courthouse Shooting
• Reid Health Bill Will Crush Nevada Working Families
• Governor Gibbons Speaks With Santa Claus
• Reid Should Read Before He Crushes Nevada Working Families
• Governor Gibbons Appoints New Member To Public Utilities Commission Of Nevada
• Governor Gibbons Podcast Talks About Working Together To Work Our Way Out Of Recession
• Others Join Governor Jim Gibbons In Criticizing Senator Reid’s Tactics To Harm States
• Harry Reid Gives Nevada A Christmas Present We’ll Never Forget
• Looking to hit the ski slopes in Nevada this winter?
• Position Of Governor Jim Gibbons Race To The Top Federal Grant Program
• Governor Invites Legislators To Meet With Him
• Governor Gibbons Clarifies, Again, His Position On A Special Session Of The Nevada...
• Governor Gibbons Names New Member to the Super Speed Train Commission
• Governor Gibbons Names New Member to Nevada Commission on Judicial Selection
• Governor Gibbons Announces Early Unemployment Benefits
• Governor Gibbons Names New Member To Nevada State Board Of Medical Examiners
• Governor Names New Member To Nevada Economic Forum
• Statement From Governor Jim Gibbons On Nevada’s Budget
• State Government Closes in Northern Nevada
• Nevada Capitol Flag Will Fly At Half-Staff In Remembrance Of Pearl Harbor Attack
• American Sleep Association Endorses Bedbug.com as Leading Bed Bug Protection Products
• Senator Reid’s Health Care Reform Bill Would Cost Nevadans More Than Half A Billion Dollars...
• Governor Responds to Senator Reid's Education Letter
• Governor Gibbons Prepares Action Because Of Legislative Inaction
• Nevada Capitol Flag Will Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Fallen Police Officers
• Governor Honors Slain Las Vegas Police Officer
• Drop in Unemployment Rate Expected to be Temporary
• Nevada Awarded Green Jobs Grant
• Gibbons Urges Quick Action To Fill Judicial Vacancy
• Nevada Capitol and Governor's Mansion to 'GO BLUE'
• Governor Awards Medals To Nevada National Guard Soldiers
• Governor Presents New ‘Gold Star’ License Plates
• Nevada Capitol Flag Will Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Those Killed At United States Army Base
• Governor Gibbons: 'We Need to Stop Wasting Nevada'
• Governor Names New Member To Nevada Commission On Economic Development
• Nevada Recovery Website Up And Running
• Governor Names Appointments To Nevada Board Of Finance And Nevada Indian Commission
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Carson City County
• Governor Gibbons Names New Member To Nevada State Contractors Board
• Governor Proclaims ‘Weatherization Day’
• State to Consolidate Homeland Security Into Department of Public Safety
• Governor Names Energy Commissioner And Energy Director
• Capitol Flag Will Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Soldier Killed In Afghanistan
• Governor Names New Member To Nevada Athletic Commission
• Governor’s Statement On Medical Board’s Action Regarding Immunizations And vaccinations
• Governor Working To Create Jobs, Blm Agrees To Help
• Governor Pushes For Reconsideration Of Emergency Regulations
• Governor Recommends Lower Unemployment Taxes - October 1, 2009
• Governor Appoints New PUC Chairman
• Governor Names Chairman To Nevada Tax Commission
• Governor Signs Executive Order Creating Health Information Technology Task Force
• California-Nevada Interstate MAGLEV Project Receives $45 Million Award
• Governor Honors Soldier Killed in War on Terror - September 11, 2009
• State Agencies Preparing In Case Of Pandemic FLU Outbreak
• Governor Gibbons Announces Appointments
• Governor Names New General Counsel - September 4, 2009
• Public Invited To 100th Anniversary Of Nevada Governor’s Mansion
• Governor Gibbons To Create New Nevada Crime Commission
• Governor Appoints New Member To White Pine County Commission
• Governor Adds a Quarter-Century of Higher Education Experience to Board ...
• Governor’s Statement Regarding The Passing Of Senator Edward M. Kennedy
• Governor Applauds Republican Legislators
• Governor Reports On Stimulus Funding As Required By Law
• Governor Demands Action To Get Stimulus Funds In The Hands Of The People Now
• Governor Gibbons Names New Stimulus Director
• Governor Signs Executive Order to Take Control of Stimulus Funds
• Governor Signs Executive Order to Take Control of Stimulus Funds Move Will Expedite Getting...
• Governor’s Energy Office Receives Stimulus Grant
• Governor Tours New Control Tower At Reno Airport
• Governor Jim Gibbons Asks Senator Reid and Secretary Chu to Kill Yucca Mountain Once......
• Nevada Approved For $13,885,600 For Energy Projects, Doe Announces
• Governor Appoints Two New Senior Staff
• Governor Outraged That FEDs 'Black List' Nevada
• Governor Gibbons Visits Nevada Soldiers in Afghanistan, Speaks at Special Ceremony
• Governor Gibbons' Visit to Nevada Soldiers at Cob Basra
• Nevada Governor Tours Iraq, Meets with Troops
• Governor Names New Chief of Staff - July 10, 2009
• Governor Names Three New Members to Nevada Wildlife Commission
• TechHouse’s Fighting Hunger Food Drive Returns As They Kick of Summer Harvest 2009
• Governor Gibbons Wants Citizens to Note Higher Taxes
• Governor Gibbons Applauds Senator Reid’s Assistance With Nevada’s Renewable Energy Future
• Governor Orders Immediate Study Of High Gas Prices
• Governor Names New Leader For Nevada National Guard
• Governor Orders Flags Flown At Half-Staff To Honor Navy Sailor
• Bills signed by Governor Gibbons - May 30, 2009
• Governor’s Comments On Veto Of Largest Tax Increase In Nevada History
• Governor Appreciates Offer, But Declines Momentary Meeting With President
• Prehistoric Cave Finds From Nevada State Museum Collections - Secrets From The Dark Past
• President Obama Refuses Meeting With Governor Gibbons To Repair Damage To.........
• Governor Calls On Citizens To Demand Openness From The Legislature
• Governor Selects New Director Of Tourism
• Governor Releases Podcast on Nevada State Employees Recognition - May 7, 2009
• Statement From Governor Jim Gibbons on His Supplemental Budget Recommendations
• Mother’s Day Weekend Motor Car Rides at the Nevada State Railroad Museum
• Governor Honors Work of Dr. Miriam and Sheldon Adelson
• Capitol Flag Will Fly at Half-Staff to Honor Soldier Killed in Action
• Nevada State Health Division Releases Interim Guidelines on School and Childcare Facility Closure
• State Health Division Announces Bi-Lingual H1N1 Flu Hot Line
• Governor Gibbons To Talk Budget, Taxes, And What’s On Your Mind
• Special Statement From Governor Gibbons On Swine Flu
• Governor Gibbons Orders Swine Flu Preparations Efforts
• Wildlife Director Receives Professional of the Year Award
• Governor Moves Forward With Stimulus Fund Plans
• Governor Applauds Speaker Buckley’s Promise to Oppose Corporate Income Tax
• Governor Welcomes AAA Baseball to Reno
• Governor Seeks Meeting with President Obama - April 7, 2009
• Black and White Panoramas of Nevada on Display at the LegislativeBuilding
• Governor Releases Podcast On Renewable Energy
• Governor Gibbons Announces Minimum Wage Increase
• Governor Appoints Two New Members to Nevada Gaming Commission
• Governor To Accept All Unemployment Stimulus Funds
• The Beauty of Wild Places Celebrated Through Nevada State Museum Exhibit
• Governor Names New Board Of Equalization Members
• Governor Requests Waiver to Provide Greater Flexibility in the Use of Stimulus Dollars.....
• Governor Creates Nevada Military Solar Energy Task Force
• Governor Working on Stimulus Waiver to Provide Greater Flexibility in Use of Stimulus Dollars
• Governor’s Podcast Renews Call For Legislative Honesty And Openness On Taxes
• Governor Responds to Comments By Senators
• Governor Takes First Step to Accept Stimulus Funds
• Governor Gibbons Selects Two New Family Court Judges
• Governor Responds To Partisan Attacks
• Governor Wants Legislature To Be Open And Honest With Nevada Citizens
• Governor Creates Stimulus Package Working Group
• Governor Honors Soldier Killed In War On Terror
• Stolen Comstock Headstone Returns Home to Gold Hill Cemetery
• Governor Starts Podcasts
• Governor Takes Next Step In Renewable Energy Plans
• CASA of Carson City Announces: The Third Annual CASA 5k Fun Run/Walk
• Governor Responds to Misleading Statements by Legislative Leaders
• Governor Names New Member To Nye County Commission
• Governor Honors Nevada Soldier Killed In War On Terror
• The Universe - Yours to Discover
• Governor Gibbons Appoints Three New Board Members......
• Governor Appoints Two New Members to Board of Regents
• Nationally-Acclaimed Saloon Archaeology Exhibit Now Online
• Governor Demands Accountability of Tax Money Spent by Tourism Commission
• Governor Appoints New Gaming Control Board Member
• Governor Gibbons Challenges Claims of Lt. Governor's Office
• Governor Names New Nuclear Projects Chief
• Governor Appoints New Tourism Director - December 24, 2008
• Governor Thanks Banks For First Steps in Resolving Mortgage Problems
• Governor's Staff Member Cleared by Attorney General
• Further Testing for Substance Found in State Mail Room
• Governor Leading Effort To Keep People in Their Homes
• Governor Selects New Director For Department Of Motor Vehicles
• Governor Delighted with Work of Legislators
• Governor Signed Executive Order Calling for a Special Session - December 5, 2008
• Gibbons Meets With President-Elect Obama
• Governor Orders Flags To Half Staff
• Statement From Governor Gibbons - November 17, 2008
• Governor Cleared In Etreppid Investigation
• Governor Signs Executive Order To Conserve Sage-Grouse And Its Habitat
• Governor Hosts Housing Recovery Task Force: Announces Pilot Partnership Program
• Governor Promotes Energy Independence For Nevada During Trip To Washington D.C.
• Sierra Inline Hockey League
• Governor Appoints Bath to Defense Alliance
• Governor Reappoints Two To Athletic Commission
• Statements From Governor Gibbons And Assembly Woman Gansert On Voter Registration Fraud Allegations
• Tax Amnesty Extended After Generating $27 Million In First Months
• Governor Encourages Work With Bank Of America To Assist Nevada Homeowners
• Letter from Governor to Chancellor James Rogers
• Governor’s Statement Regarding Loux Resignation
• Governor’s Statement Regarding Loux Resignation
• Statement From The Governor
• Governor Announces Retirement of DMV Director Ginny Lewis
• Governor Appoints Public Defender
• Emergency Unemployment Claims can be FiledOnline
• Governor Appoints Interim Personnel Director
• Governor Orders Flags to Half Staff
• Governor Appoints Three to PEBP Board
• Governor Appoints Members to Panel Overseeing Implementation of Fire Commission Report
• Governor Appoints Teuton Family Court Judge
• Gibbons Appoints General Counsel - July 30, 2008
• Governor Receives Final Report From Climate Change Advisory Committee
• Governor Jim Gibbons Issued The Following Statement Regarding Q2 Foreclosure Data For Nevada
• Governor Announces Enhancements to Call Center for Unemployment Benefits
• The Release Of The State’s Unemployment Figures
• Governor Adds Member to Renewable Energy Transmission Access Advisory Committee
• Governor Jim Gibbons Issued the Following Statement Today Regarding the May 2008 ....
• Governor Appoints Five to Tourism Commission
• Nevadans To Receive Extended Unemployment Benefits Under Federal Program
• Governor Appoints Leonard Fiorenzi To Eureka County Commission
• Governor's Tax Amnesty Program Takes Effect - July 1, 2008
• The Governor Issued The Following Statement
• Governor Announces Staff Changes
• Nevada 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• Governor Announces Sage Commissioners
• Governor to Call Special Session
• Governor Signs Order Creating Second Phase of Renewable Energy Transmission....
• Vigilant Guard '08 Exercise Will Test Preparedness - June 12 , 2008
• Governor Calls Budget Meeting
• Governor Calls For Yucca Meeting
• Governor Reappoints Two to Colorado River Commission
• Nevada Osha Partners With Fed Osha To Complete Comprehensive Citycenter Inspection
• Nevada Guardsman to be First National Guard Thunderbird Pilot - June 2, 2008
• Tax Amnesty Set to Begin July 1st - June 2, 2008
• Dad’s Love Is Behind Diabetes Breakthrough
• Governor Accepts Tahoe Fire Commission Report - May 27, 2008
• Legislative Committee Approves Budget Cuts - May 23, 2008
• Governor Visiting Troops in Middle East
• Governor Signs Emergency Regulations to Protect Children Born In Prisons
• Governor Directs CDC Report to State Web
• Transportation Board Approves Public-Private Partnership Demonstration Project
• Governor Submits Spending Reductions To Legislative Panel
• Governor Honors Fallen Peace Officers
• Governor Statement On Hepatitis C Investigation
• Governor Gibbons Announces SAGE Commission
• State Buildings Selected For Energy Audit - May 6, 2008
• Governor Appoints Jodi Stephens Legislative Director
• Nevada St Patrick's Day Parades and Events for 2010
• Nevada Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Nevada Food Banks
• Nevada Day
• Tour Guide Training at Nevada State Museum
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for Nevada

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