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• Congratulations to winners of Student Photography Contest
• Four CCSD schools are winners in Heritage Parade
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• Legislators upset about 2,500 unfilled state job openings
• Mother charged in daughter's slaying to enter insanity plea
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• Josh Stevens Foundation to host "kINdSOMNIA" April 28
• 89074 Magazine honors GVHS student Cassidy McLean
• Bonner ES students help raise funds for cancer research
• Bartlett PTO seeks members
• "Stand 4 Change" anti-bullying event set for May 4
• Bartlett Elementary School to host Fine Arts & Field Day April 27
• Las Vegas Science Festival set for April 30 through May 4
• Outstanding student volunteers to be honored May 2
• Local students producing pedestrian safety PSA
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• Food and fun at McCaw ES Carnival Saturday
• Sorority sponsors youth writing workshop May 5
• Battle of the Books set for May 11 at Derfelt Elementary School
• Enjoy original poetry from middle school students
• Open house tonight for Adult English Learning Acquisition Services
• CCSD schools to take part in Henderson Art Festival
• NWCTA's cheer squad excels at national competition
• Lamping ES to host Science Stars Extravaganza May 19
• YMCA presents Healthy Kids Day on April 28
• Rapid Resource Networking event April 26 @ Vegas PBS
• Just for Tweens Book Club meets monthly
• Sage Grouse Derails Wind Farm
• Check out Treem Elementary School's "Bear Business Magazine"
• Watch Inside Education Tuesday at 7:30 on Vegas PBS
• Two CCSD music programs recognized by Grammy Foundation
• Two CCSD students among National Merit Scholarship winners
• CCSD JROTC Students Battle it Out at Annual Drill Meet
• Southern Nevada Health District services update
• Mannion MS A.P. Rene Calman attends awards ceremony in Washington, D.C.
• Arbor View High School DECA students organize community garage sale
• Cambeiro and Lunt Elementary Schools to celebrate Nevada Moves Day April 25
• Bilbray ES Principal Aalya Page discusses full day kindergarten
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• Two CCSD music programs recognized by Grammy Foundation
• Southern Nevada Health District services update
• CCSD JROTC Students Battle it Out at Annual Drill Meet
• Two CCSD students among National Merit Scholarship winners
• Michael McDonald tied to ‘G-Sting’ elected Chairman of the Nevada GOP
• Watch Inside Education Tuesday at 7:30 on Vegas PBS
• Basic HS health clinic aims to raise funds
• Library District offers free summer reading program
• Learn about upcoming CCSD high school reunions
• Youth conference slated for April 28 at LV Arts Center
• Students at three schools observe National Epilepsy Awareness Day
• Robert O. Gibson MS to receive 1500 textbooks
• Check out Treem Elementary School's "Bear Business Magazine."
• Winners announced in CCSD Student Photography Contest
• Canyon Springs HS to take part in "Law Day Live" April 26, 2012
• Students from Laughlin to show off their guitar skills in May 8 concert
• Coroner IDs victim, Metro IDs officers in officer-involved shooting
• Pedestrian killed by ambulance while crossing street
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• Veterans In Politics International Supports Clark County District Court Judge Elissa
• SPRING VALLEY BLAZE: Fire strikes 17 homes
• Nove Italiano cooks up a Mother's Day to remember with special May cooking class
• Winners announced in CCSD Student Photography Contest
• Robert L. Forbuss named honorary chairman of P.E.F.
• Pep rally for Cimarron-Memorial's robotics team set for April 24
• CCSD schools to observe "Nevada Moves Day" April 25
• Kit Carson ES to host Lowe's Day on May 4, 2012
• SECTA students win recognition for original film
• Ally Vice to attend Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy in July
• Teacher Ally Vice to take part in George Washington Teachers' Institute
• Earth Day events planned throughout the State of Nevada
• School Board meetings featured in The Week Ahead
• Firm selected to analyze Nevada’s education funding formula
• Free Job Fair
• CCSD to benefit from federal "GEAR UP" grant
• Greenspun JHS to honor teachers & staff May 11
• Veterans In Politics International will recognize a Nevada War Hero
• Coronado HS wins prestigious USCA award
• Teacher Christine Herbert to attend engineering workshop in Boston
• Check out "World Culture Night" April 25 @ Foothill HS
• Republicans pass Small Business Tax Cut Act for wealthy business owners
• Awards ceremony today (April 19) for student photography contest
• Vanderburg ES students assist Martinez ES students
• Bowler ES to take part in fitness program
• Daily Kitchen and Wellness Bar offers free wheatgrass shots for Earth Day
• 2012 Varsity Quiz culminates May 3
• CCSD honors Board-certified teachers
• We are the world: Bendorf ES presents multicultural festival April 20
• Bartlett ES to celebrate Fine Arts & Field Day April 27
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• NV Assn. of Student Councils to honor middle school student councils
• Reclaim Your Future: Vegas Aims to Change Odds for High School Dropouts
• DJs for PJs to host pajama drive across Las Vegas Valley
• Smith Center’s Don Snyder is lauded for work in community
• Mayor finds silver lining for Las Vegas in GSA scandal
• LVA and GVHS earn title of "Grammy Gold Signature School"
• Parents invited to bring their children to health fair
• Fertitta MS to hold Sparky Hall of Fame Health Run
• Basic HS to host "Every 15 Minutes" April 19 & 20
• Teens invited to apply for Henderson's "TNT" program
• Uncovering beauty from the inside out with Votre Vu products, Interview included
• CCSD seeks parents' thoughts and opinions
• LVA jazz band to perform at Reno Jazz Fest April 26-28, 2012
• Students elected to Key Club leadership positions
• CCSD high schools shine at State Forensic Tournament in March 2012
• CCSD students take part in Mojave Max contest
• Congratulations to students Jason Singh & Kevin Jia-Shi Chen
• District says union tactics stall bargaining
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• Man to plead guilty in machete attack that severed girlfriend's hands, lawyer says
• Health district shuts down main office
• Fertitta MS to hold Sparky Hall of Fame School Mile Run
• East CTA students to show off their start-up companies April 20
• LVA hosts College Fair on Monday, April 23
• Cheerleading team established for children with intellectual disabilities
• Fogo De Chao: Brazilian tradition says ‘come hungry!’
• Mars expert to visit Sandy S. Miller ES April 26
• GVHS athlete Durrell McDonald makes an amazing jump
• Southern Highlands Boys & Girls Club names Elliott Davis Youth of the Year
• Fertitta MS students shine in Letters About Literature contest
• Six Fertitta MS students excel at basketball tournament
• Celebrity sightings: Kevin McHale, Kandi Burruss, Brandy, Mike Tyson
• Mike Tyson bares his soul live on stage at the Hollywood Theatre
• Infamous Richard Tabish arrested again in Idaho.
• Republicans kill ‘Buffett Rule’ with another filibuster
• Michael McDonald Endorsed by the Veterans In Politics International for Republican St
• Judge sets trial date for man accused in shooting death of off-duty Metro officer
• Watch "American Graduate" Thursday on Vegas PBS
• CCSD Police to host forum on safeguarding children against drugs
• Nine CCSD schools taking part in "financial fitness" pilot program
• Virgin Valley ES to hold Kindergarten Round-Up May 3
• Local drummers including CCSD students to perform in drumline championships
• CCSD students take part in "Pretty for Prom" event
• Jury selection resumes for 2 men accused in 2009 shooting death of 9-year-old girl
• Container Store and Junior League open emergency food pantry at Wynn ES
• CCSD conducting "walk audits" aimed at improving school zone safety
• Congratulations to Hanna Santee and Jennifer Schwake-Ross
• Vanderburg ES teacher William Gilluly receives fellowship
• Louis Assolin runs his online store very well!
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• Serendipity 3 celebrates anniversary with cake, cupcakes and a special menu
• New Video sheds light on Romney regarding Rosen comment on mothers
• County official on North LV's overtures to Metro: How it would save any money?
• USO-Las Vegas offers hospitality to service members and their families
• Las Vegas priest reports to Texas prison
• 2012 Drive for Excellence is under way
• Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
• The Week Ahead - April 14-20, 2012
• SWCTA's Lacey Long named president of NV Assn. of Student Councils
• All Aboard at the Travel Fair
• Two CCSD teachers take part in scientific research program
• Desert Pines HS Marching Band to perform in annual AIDS Walk April 15
• McWilliams ES students get free shoes
• Brandy Norwood seen dining at Martorano's and TAO Asian Bistro
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• Business Voice April 2012
• LVA's Christiana-Marie Wilburn is Nevada female student archery champion
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• Attempted murder charge filed in North Las Vegas machete attack
• Police search for suspect in North Las Vegas bank robbery
• Perkins ES principal and MVHS student take part in American Indian College Tour
• Hyde Park MS student Royce Pereira excels in Nevada State Chess Championship
• Cimarron-Memorial HS to host middle school parent night April 18
• Elizondo Elementary School to celebrate "Elizondo Day" May 9, 2012
• Submit your questions for April 19 "School Matters"
• CCSD releases 2012-2013 budget proposal
• CCSD addresses budget challenges
• Sean Hannity may testify for the prosecution in Trayvon Martin murder trial
• CCSD releases 2012-2013 budget proposal
• Superintendent Jones comments on contract with CCSD Police
• Jury selection continues for 2 men accused of killing girl in 2009 shooting
• Berkley expresses support for judicial nominee
• North Las Vegas shooting victim identified; police still searching for suspect vehicle
• CCSD's Worst Case Budget Scenario: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR EMPLOYEES?
• Report: Residents of unincorporated Clark County subsidize services used by all
• There's a sucker born every minute. And two to take him
• Ten quotes that Santorum will need to walk back before he endorses Romney
• CCSD observes "Take Daughters & Sons to Work Day" May 10
• Twin Lakes ES students to receive shoes
• Elizondo ES to host fundraising baseball game April 21, 2012
• Beckley ES students and staff do fundraiser for Pennies for Patients
• Middle school students may obtain free Tdap vaccinations
• Magazine treats Global Community HS students to prom
• ‘Obamacare’ and the impact on residents in Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District
• Lawsuit filed against anonymous commenter
• Gas prices average $3.97 in Nevada, AAA reports
• Henderson Schools Guide: Are turn-around schools working in Las Vegas?
• Parents are invited to Family Enrichment Day May 12
• Celebrity sightings: Holly Madison, Bill Maher, Matthew Morrison
• Do you know anybody that does not have a picture ID.
• Watch "School Matters" April 19 on Vegas PBS
• Nevada 1st Congressional District how ending ‘Obamacare’ would affect you
• One killed, another injured in North Las Vegas shooting
• Registration Is Now Open For The No More Homeless Pets Conference
• Ryan Seacrest and Julianne Hough spotted enjoying dinner together at Simon
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• County, North Las Vegas close to deal on Sloan Channel algae, bug problem
• Not having HOAs is one of the best things about living up here
• Teacher layoffs loom as union disputes ruling
• The Presidency is not the only race
• Henderson Schools Guide: Full-day, tuition-based kindergarten in Las Vegas
• Good News! Reno Wind Turbine That Cost $21,000 Saves $4!
• The Week Ahead: April 7-13, 2012
• Hughes MS student Marcelo Lara honored
• Nevada PTA to hold convention April 26-28, 2012
• Article spotlights partnership between Summerlin group and Adcock Elementary School
• 300+ students take part in science & engineering fair
• Federal grant to help improve students' literacy skills
• Coronado HS choir to perform during April 7 show at Henderson Pavilion
• Pay to play: Council considers charging admission for park access
• EggStravaganza
• Reid to TSA: Smile
• Hot topics in fitness from ACSM's 16th Health & Fitness Summit
• Romney backer: Women will hear ‘real views’ after nomination is secure
• Should "career criminals" have to register?
• Nevada police routinely track cellphone users without warrants
• Cannery reports smaller 2011 loss, but warns of fragile recovery
• Republicans and Romney being pushed by radical right.
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• Pure Aloha Spring Festival and Concerts
• CCSD tuition-based full-day kindergarten
• Local entertainers to serve as guest scoopers during Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day
• SCOTUS votes on Obamacare
• McTaggart scores big victory at Fort Mohave Classic Xtreme Bulls
• Gabriel Iglesias to stop by BLT Burger April 5 to promote new Fluffy Menu
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• FIRST: Childhood comfort food ‘all grown up’
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• Little Big Town visits Serendipity 3
• Republicans document Horsford financial woes
• Culley ES students tour Carson City
• Jack Dailey ES students take part in Career Week
• SWCTA students raise funds for Shade Tree
• Garehime ES students to engage in special First Friday activity April 6
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• An “Entertainment Journalist” who poses as a Real Reporter!
• ECTA ProStart Students Take Gold at 10th Annual Nevada ProStart Invitational
• U.S. Senate to vote on ‘Buffett Rule’ when they return from spring break
• Schools apply for funding through 21st Century Community Learning Center program
• Full day tuition-based kindergarten
• Fertitta MS students shine in Letters About Literature contest
• Register until May 7 for May 18 education summit
• Bahamas cruise to give ECTA students a unique educational experience
• Passport to Immunizations & Health Fair set for April 28
• NV Assn. of Student Councils honors CCSD schools & students
• Schools to be closed during Spring Break, April 2-6
• Holocaust survivor Stephen Nasser speaks at LVHS, marking his 700th lecture
• Love Your Library? Tell a Friend! April 2012
• Lake ES teacher Ben Brown starts "First Grade Food Critics"
• Free After-School Tutoring
• Libraries Closed for Easter
• Financial Literacy Month
• Favourite Game
• Officer injured in North Las Vegas domestic violence call identified
• Wyclef Jean helps Pure Nightclub celebrate seven years of pure success
• Crackdown targets residents who don't have Nevada license plates
• Geologist donating portion of rock collection to CCSD schools
• Intl. Academy of Design & Technology provides prom dresses to at-risk students
• PBS NewsHour's Ray Suarez speaks at Chaparral HS
• Las Vegas Prom Closet featured in April 3 "Inside Education"
• Deputy Education Secretary Tony Miller visits Western High School
• UNLVino ‘sips for scholarship’ in style
• Superindendent issues statement on arbitrator's ruling
• Las Vegas Rodeo: March 30-April 1
• Senator Harry Reid slams CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin
• Obamacare day three of Supreme Court oral arguments
• Brookings Mountain West: Mountain Monitor
• Brandon Siebrecht wins CAD drafting contest
• Public comments invited for possible RTC fare adjustments
• High school students to donate books to preschools
• All new "Insider" now online
• Ellen Bordinhao of Wynn ES named Boys & Girls Clubs' Principal of the Year
• Video: Supreme Court hearing on ‘Obamacare’ described as a ‘train wreck’
• Lie Detector Test Suggests Vermillion Not Guilty of Extortion/Charity Mishaps
• 200 students receive new bikes and helmets
• Clean the World donates hygiene items to at-risk students
• CCSD receives donation of thousands of books
• Police officer shot in North Las Vegas listed in stable condition
• Principal rescues students on burning bus
• Mafia in Las Vegas.
• Country band Blackberry Smoke to perform free show at Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer
• Celebrity sightings: Kendra, Tinie Tempah, Lloyd Banks, Paul Wall
• Officer in stable condition following shooting
• Audio for Supreme Court oral arguments on Health Care, day 1
• TribeFest attendees donate books to students
• Amanda Titolo wins Nevada State Poetry Out Loud competition
• West CTA Principal Monte Bay recognized
• Kelvin Atkinson receives two key endorsements in run for State Senate
• Jury finds handyman guilty of first-degree murder of North Las Vegas man
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• Sides handicap November legislative races in Nevada
• POLITICAL EYE: GOP lists contenders for 4th Congressional District
• SCOTUS will hear three separate arguments on the Affordable Care Act
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• Wolfgang Puck treats locals like stars with new Compliments of the Chef program
• House ethics panel reviewing allegations against Berkley
• North Las Vegas councilwoman follows her father’s footsteps to City Hall
• Since Iran is Isreals problem why should the USA get involved
• "Step Out for Safety, Step Up for Health" Run/Walk set for April 14
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• Cram MS wins Water Revolution Grant
• Healthy eating grant awarded to McCall Elementary School
• McCall ES Principal Maria Chairez to be honored March 31
• Fertitta Middle School to hold motivational camp April 14
• McDoniel ES to co-sponsor Spring Fling March 24
• Bartlett ES to hold sock hop Friday, March 23
• LVHS teacher to be featured on Inside Education March 27
• CCSD Trustee Lorraine Alderman to meet with District D residents
• Late snow boosts Las Vegas ski resort
• For DonB, Harpo, Cleaner and Others
• Students to observe National Epilepsy Day March 26
• Garrett JHS students excel at Lithium Car Race
• Ruby Thomas ES to present "Career on Wheels" March 30
• North Las Vegas street renamed to pay homage to local TV talent show
• The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills to help open Blizz Frozen Yogurt at MGM
• Communities in Schools of Nevada selects board of directors
• Stack: A new menu’s ‘ins’ and ‘outs’
• Thorpe ES students present
• Ethics case against North LV mayor resolved without penalties
• Obama promotes ‘American Made Energy’ at solar power plant
• Moapa Valley HS students help in fireworks fundraiser
• Thorpe ES students present "It's a Small World"
• Latin Chamber and Another Joy Foundation provide millions worth of medical supplies to uninsured Southern Nevadans at no cost
• Remembering Kaylee
• The Making Of A Family Regardless Of Their Being Two Kinds Of Color
• Special Election for Ward 2 City Council takes place today
• Legislation preserving fossil-rich area north of Las Vegas as national monument expected this year
• Las Vegas Mass Transit System
• Rick Rizollo wants out
• Centennial HS student Syretha Shirley wins song-writing contest
• Coronado HS student Jacob Luna has Olympic aspirations
• Watch Inside Education Tuesday night, March 20
• The Week Ahead for March 17-23, 2012
• How to Use the Library’s Self-Check Machines
• Goodfella's Brick Oven Pizza Of New York Wins 'International Pizza Expo' Title: World's Best Pizza
• Shaquille O'Neal celebrates his 40th birthday with a belated celebration at LAVO
• Henderson Schools Guide: Huge Windsong grant benefits underprivileged students
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• President Obama coming to Boulder City, Nevada
• Keep the party going with Simon's St. Patrick's Day Hangover Brunch
• Regulators pull plug on NV Energy's conservation program
• Virgin Valley ES students take part in bridge-building exercise
• Silverado HS students prepare for national culinary competition
• Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at Rí Rá Irish Pub
• Superintendent Jones commends Governor Sandoval for decision on sunsetting taxes
• March Madness and Mexican food in the Stratosphere Theater
• Fashion tips for a first date
• Police searching for suspect in Sunday shooting in North Las Vegas
• Scott ES Principal Kristiena Rodeles to pucker up with a pig
• Police in North Las Vegas, Henderson plan special DUI enforcement on St. Patrick's Day
• Scott Family Drops Lawsuit against Metro
• Traci Davis of Snyder ES honored as a National Distinguished Principal
• Jury selection begins for handyman charged in North Las Vegas man's death
• Veterans In Politics International (VIPI) President Receives “Veteran of the Month”
• Joe's Stone Crab to celebrate National Joe Day with free pie and cups of Joe
• Las Vegas Strip celebrity sightings: March 8-11
• SECTA to hold "Every 15 Minutes" program March 15
• Digital Media and the Future of Learning
• Paul supporters seize control of Clark County GOP party
• Diversifying the Nevada economy with clean energy
• Bracken Elementary School puts focus on fitness
• A-Tech Chess Team wins CCSD tournament
• Attorney Glen Lerner to visit students at Fertitta Middle School
• Chef Eric Klein visits with Fertitta MS students
• Young pianists invited to take part in Concerto Competition
• Newspaper editorial praises new ranking system
• Robert Taylor ES students receive free haircuts
• Spread the Word Nevada reports Reading Week success
• Recycle your "E-waste" on April 21
• Congratulations to Francesca Foti
• Vegas PBS kicks off "American Graduate" program
• Police Athletic League to honor Valley HS student Brenda Parra
• "Urban Educator" spotlights CCSD's school ranking system
• Superintendent Jones engages in Q&A with L.V. Sun readers
• UNLV to host Family Engagement in Education Summit
• Higher education information fair March 17
• Prom Closet collecting prom dresses
• Fitzgerald ES to receive library makeover
• Watch Inside Education March 13 on Vegas PBS
• Clinics in Schools holds annual benefit
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• Urban League launches Nevada Public Computer Centers
• Nevada PTA convention April 26-28, 2012
• Romney remains in lead
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• Applications now being accepted for tuition-based extended day Kindergarten
• Henderson Schools Guide: Sponsor a child today and help promote literacy
• Henderson Schools Guide: Sponsor a child today and help promote literacy
• Report: Black Students Disciplined at Higher Rate in Clark County
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• What it takes to make Las Vegas BOOM
• Catching up with talented musician Elan Atias (Interview included)
• Bartlett Elementary School to hold annual Sock Hop
• A-Tech students take part in mock public hearing
• Bartlett ES hosts Family Fitness Night
• Clark HS wins State Science Olympiad Competition
• Flavor Flav Now Serving Up Fame And Fried Chicken In Las Vegas: Yeah, Boy!
• The Making Of A Family Regardless Of Their Being Two Kinds Of Color
• Supporters fall short of funds for crosswalk sign in memory of NLV 6-year-old
• LVHS teacher Shannon Sheldon recognized for "Fashion Forward"
• Handyman to stand trial in North Las Vegas shooting death
• Teacher Town Hall airs March 29 on Vegas PBS
• Jon Ralston host of Face to Face tries to condemn the Veterans In Politics Int.
• Las Vegas adult and topless pools open for the season
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• Kevin Crossman wins 4th Annual Scale the Strat
• Parents, the school district wants your opinions and thoughts
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• State Bar targets Las Vegas attorney
• U.S. Senate, congressional candidates file to run
• Celebrity sightings: Oliver and James Phelps, Audrina Patridge, Brittney Palmer
• Results live for Super Tuesday states
• Magnet Schools of America honors 11 CCSD schools
• CCSD school nurses to receive expert support
• Do you know where you were 20 years ago when UNLV won the National Championship
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• Gaza jihadist group claims to have set forest fires in Nevada
• Five high schools take part in robotics scrimmage
• Selma Bartlett Elementary School to celebrate 20th anniversary
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• Ries ES raises over $6,000 in cancer fundraiser
• Four-alarm fire at North Las Vegas recycling plant under control
• Postrio: Wolfgang Puck stylizes weekend brunch
• "George Washington" visits Paradise ES
• Bracken Elementary School celebrates 50th anniversary
• Three Square seeks volunteers
• Boulder City HS presents Cinderella March 2 & 3
• Mesquite police officer highlighted for teaching D.A.R.E. program
• UNLV football coach and player read to Crestwood ES students
• High school students can get involved and recognized by NGAGE
• Tebow coming to local church — but no tailgating, please
• Man injured in North Las Vegas rollover crash dies
• Man injured in North Las Vegas rollover crash dies
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• CCSD Police to hold public forum March 1
• NWCTA students shine at ProStart Competition
• New campaign aims to increase parent involvement
• Arbor View HS students produce anti-smoking PSA's
• Man charged with murder, attempted murder ducks to avoid camera
• Free summer enrichment opportunity for students
• Nation's newest VA hospital on track for August opening in North Las Vegas
• Jan Brewer of Arizona shows her colors.
• There is No Mob!
• March 2012 schedule for free medical services at two CCSD schools
• Books donated to Craig Elementary School
• Who’s Who in the Las Vegas Film Scene on Twitter
• New committee discusses future of North Las Vegas economy
• Republicans smiling as gas prices keep rising
• 79-year-old man hit by vehicle in crosswalk critically injured
• "My Favorite Crossing Guard" contest under way
• Nevada does know that the Real ID act for driver licenses is Jan 2013?
• Map of autonomous schools now available
• Clinics in Schools to hold event March 1
• Nevada State Spelling Bee slated for March 3
• Santorum takes advantage of open primary in Michigan with robocalls
• Santorum takes advantage of open primary in Michigan with robocalls
• Kayleen Wheeler named "Teacher of the Game"
• Fire doused at vacant apartment complex in North Las Vegas
• 45th Annual High School Photography Contest
• CCSD schools host fun activities for Nevada Reading Week
• Superintendent Dwight D. Jones discusses new school accountability system
• What They Are Saying: School Performance Framework
• Mitigating the Effects of Higher Water Rates
• Henderson Schools Guide: teaching children to "go green"
• Obama health care.
• Santorum and Gingrich mimic Taliban strategy of inciting hate
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• Union gets fatcat salaries while rank & file left out in the cold
• Republican MEN looking out for women.
• Top performing CCSD school principals soar to new heights
• New School Ranking System Unveiled
• Learn to Download Books and More with the Digital Bookmobile
• Henderson Symphony Orchestra to host a free performance on Mar. 11
• GVHS touts "green" curriculum
• SWCTA named an Apple Distinguished School
• Superintendent discusses school ranking system
• CCSD honors high ranking schools
• Two "presidents" visit Virgin Valley Elementary School
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• Rancho HS students design innovative airplane
• Court date set for man accused of murder in North Las Vegas double shooting
• Former Nevada state Senator Bill Raggio dead at 85
• Regulators order improvements at North Las Vegas bank
• Clark County, Nevada candidate filing starts March 5, 2012
• Book Group Mixer at Centennial Hills Library
• Police: Claiming to be a doctor, man sedated and assaulted victims
• Helping People Get Back to Work with Project EASE
• Free Career Workshops
• Spring 2012 Gallery Exhibits
• Clark County School District Unveils New School Ranking System
• The Rivalry Issue
• Apropriate Reaction to Local jerk Mayweather
• Beauties and Beats at Cosmo was odd but entertaining
• Pop Up's brilliant 'Salon Show' is no simple rehash
• Local music scene: Why the sudden covers craze?
• Public House boasts more than great beer
• Chicken strips three tasty ways at BFG
• Fine art: Brandvik's metal structures get at the soul of Las Vegas
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• The Darkness returns to brighten our musical mood
• CD review: Sleigh Bells
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• Film review: 'Wanderlust'
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• Conversation starters: A brain damage study on boxers and more
• The trippy high school reunion of the celebrity impersonator convention
• Celebrate Black History Month with 'Raisin in the Sun' and Gospel Fest
• Sorry, bathers: Nevada bans narcotic bath salts
• The Rebels are down but not out
• Dream Zone: 'our boys flew out of the car'
• Occupy Wall Street national convention to be held in Philadelphia this July
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• Police: Man shoots himself in the head after traffic accident
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• Blue Star Mothers of Southern Nevada continue commitment to the troops
• Nevada's first lady finds passion in family, work
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• Sports Illustrated swimsuit models on the Strip
• Black History Month panel works to change young lives in a positive way
• Man in critical condition after rollover in north part of valley
• The Week Ahead 2/18 to 2/24
• Bracken ES to be recognized Feb. 21
• UNLV to host Family Engagement in Education Summit
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday night
• Henderson resident Millhiser embarks on pro rodeo career
• House Republicans: Keystone XL pipeline oil not for US consumers
• House Republicans: Keystone XL pipeline oil not for US consumers
• Job fair successful; Lumberjacks to open March 5
• Man arrested in North Las Vegas double shooting
• Jet Tila envisions 'resident chefs' at the Charleston
• Trustee Alderman to meet with residents Feb. 29
• Raise your glass: Cabo Wabo Cantina welcomes new rum with weekend drink specials
• Elected Officials need to Lead, Follow, or get out of the way!
• Corkill and Driggers advance at San Antonio Stock Show with arena record run
• Foothill survives four-point second quarter, tops Canyon Springs to advance to Sunrise finals
• How “Sports Illustrated” swimsuit models stay fit
• GOP Presidential debate canceled due to lack of participation
• Punk Rock Bowling: 16 bands added to lineup + ticket details
• Republicans enlist Karl Rowe single issues to divide us
• "Prepare and Be There" campaign under way
• Jacobson Elementary School Student Gets Valentine's Day Surprise
• Latin Chamber and Another Joy Foundation donate $6.8 million in textbooks to Public Education Foundation at Feb monthly luncheon
• Local grindz: Hawaiian eats in Las Vegas
• A Hawaiian island in the Las Vegas desert
• 24 hours at CityCenter
• Footloose star Miles Teller celebrates his birthday at SushiSamba
• Lobster ME: A Maine attraction for casual eats on the Strip
• Legacy scores 101 points to win school's first playoff game
• Corkill back on the road and winning big in San Antonio
• North Las Vegas approves new contract with firefighters in 3-2 vote
• The Strip's best BBQ
• Brunch for grown-ups at Italian stalwart Valentino
• Weekly Q&A: Gourmet purveyor Brett Ottolenghi dishes on food as art
• Su Limbert's playful and dark storybook installation at CAC
• CD review: The Twilight Sad
• CD review: Mark Lanegan Band
• There's no way around it—we want Monet
• Random photo of the week
• Theater review: 'Assassins' misses the mark
• Conversation starters: Man suffers a heart attack at the Heart Attack Grill and more
• Putting three iPad apps to the test
• Where to go, what to see and what to listen to this week
• In the wake of scandal, are past good deeds worth anything?
• TV review: 'Life's Too Short'
• Deconstructing the good old days on display at the Mob Museum
• Film review: 'This Means War'
• Film review: 'The Secret World of Arrietty'
• Marta Becket is leaving the stage, but not her opera house
• Michael Jackson guitarist performs solo show
• A damn fine festival
• 300 students get free dental care
• Spring Valley HS to receive $30K in donations
• Insider Winter 2012
• Prime 6 meeting set for Feb. 29
• Laugh for a good cause with Jest Serendipity's Improv Comedy Tournament
• Who is concerned about the POOR.
• Viva Las Vegas Car Show
• Herbal remedy: Lavo’s Saggio starts with an aroma
• Local DJ duo Totescity brings groovy mashups to the dancefloor
• Nightlife news & notes: DJ Pauly D launches his residency at the Hard Rock Hotel and more
• Green Valley Knights win national title
• LVHS presents "Seven Brides" this week
• Students receive dictionaries from Elks Lodge
• Legacy HS student named a top volunteer
• Sample fare from the world's most exclusive chefs in Las Vegas
• Robert Taylor ES to host play March 17
• High School Students Invited To Higher Education Information Fair And Workshop March 17
• Is there a downward trend in jobs and benefits for the middle-class in America?
• North Las Vegas firefighters sign off on new contract
• Splendor in the Glass provides fine drink tasting to benefit community
• Celebrity sightings: Lauren Conrad, JWoww, Nik Richie, Ice-T and Coco
• Las Vegas Valentine's Day dining guide 2012
• Libraries Closed for Presidents Day
• Mob Museum to Open. Fugetabotit!
• 1000 and counting
• Golf instructions to players
• CPAC 2012 straw poll winner is Mitt Romney
• Group raising money for light at intersection as way to prevent future fatalities
• Lumberjacks -- 'Where the Big Boys Eat' -- hiring for North Las Vegas location
• Sh*t Las Vegans Say
• Tao Group to open Marquee sister club in Australia
• Go bald (or give some green) to fight childhood cancers at Ri Ra
• Las Vegas Rodeo: Feb. 10-12
• Rockcityclub.com Founder Blasts American Idol's Nigel Lythgoe
• Norm your colum is getting sad if
• Judge: Cops won't be barred from trial involving Metro officer's slaying
• Sewell ES scores math improvement
• Students urged to apply for scholarships
• Diabetic beaten by Henderson Police
• Searching for business for sale
• Confessions of a serial dater
• A Buddhist monk, a hot pot and the quest for a cosmic guarantee
• Nothing says lovin' like 'batteries included'
• The gay miseducation of Carolyn Goodman
• A night under the disco ball at the Red Rooster
• How to create the perfect online dating profile
• The cult of virginity
• 5 sexy questions with Absinthe's Penny Pibbets (and her puppets)
• Antique Show, Laughlin, Nv. Feb 24th
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: A case of Legionnaires at the Luxor and more
• Are less-than-progressive portrayals of women preventing young professional women from moving here?
• Open mouth, insert foot, repeat: Political gaffes from Romney, Gingrich and more
• Local open mics for musicians, writers, visual artists and their groupies
• What in the world is a Las Vegas diamond?
• Looking back at Las Vegas in 1997
• Three days, 100 titles at the Dam Short Film Festival
• Conventional Strip wisdom aside, the Smith Center books Broadway
• Hard-rock home sweet home: Motley Crue's Joint residency starts with a bang
• Shelling like hotcakes
• Weekly playlist: The Valentine's Edition
• Four Vegas chefs share dishes to lock love down
• Bets, books and bowls: The Big Game by the numbers
• Seafood worth wading (through tourists) for: Mastro's Ocean Club
• CD: Van Halen's 'A Different Kind of Truth' is surprisingly decent
• CD review: Air
• Can Barnes & Noble hold off Amazon much longer?
• Politics and purpose: The aftermath of the Susan G. Komen fiasco
• Film: Denzel can't save 'Safe House' from action-thriller mediocrity
• Still life with sock monkey
• Take our 'Star Wars' quiz to get you in the mood for the 3D rerelease
• Film review: 'Pina'
• QR Codes Make Getting Information Easier
• Interview: Richard Marx on romance, rap and his love of chocolate
• Andre’s: Before Celebrity Chefs Ruled the Strip…
• Andre’s: Before Celebrity Chefs Ruled the Strip…
• First Friday brings Burning Man to Las Vegas
• State Senator Ruben Kihuen unexpectedly ends run for Congress
• Congratulations to Sandy Murphy
• Elvis wine? Get it at Kung Fu Plaza restaurant
• Joining the local resident DJ lineup: Lupe Fiasco, Porter Robinson and more
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD police report an increase in guns on campus
• Studio 54 bids farewell to Las Vegas
• Madonna has a date with Las Vegas: October 13
• Celebrate Valentine's Day with Comme Ça's exquisite prix fixe dinner
• All Vegas Horses a labor of love for Cartwood: Part Three
• All Vegas Horses a labor of love for Cartwood: Part Two
• Las Vegas Strip slammed with celebrities on Super Bowl weekend
• Studio 54 Out with a Bang, Hakkasan Nightclub-Restaurant to Take Over
• Karl Rove ‘offended’ by Chrysler Super Bowl ad
• Indie folksters Bon Iver announce a Vegas date
• Veterans In Politics International Valentines Ball and Gala
• Chamber leader out to add pizazz to events
• Nevada caucus results, irate voters, fist fights and unofficial ballots
• Murder suspect's mother gets jailed with no hearing, bail
• Money, Love, Greed and Lust
• UNLV’s Solar Decathletes are creating the house of the future
• Romantic escapes in Las Vegas
• Supporting Newt from Florida!!
• Jose Andres, Michael Mina and more to cook at Vegas Uncork'd 2012
• Arts District to welcome new multi-use Art Square
• Jaime Pressly seen enjoying lunch with her boyfriend inside Simon at Palms Place
• UFC 143: Where to watch in Las Vegas
• Gingrich knows Nevada.
• Beauty buzz: No. 7 Cosmetics
• First new restaurant up and running in North Las Vegas redevelopment district
• Saying goodbye to Downtown gallery 222 Imperial
• Nightlife news & notes: Lily Bar & Lounge opens at the Bellagio and more
• Second suspect sought in North Las Vegas slaying
• Embers Takes Guests on Journey through Scotland
• Isreal attacking Iran?????
• Fall in love with the Eiffel Tower Restaurant's special Valentine's Day dinner
• Legacy's D’Andre Hughes signs with Nebraska-Kearney football
• DNC prepared for Trump endorsement of Romney with new campaign ad (video)
• Harry Reid & Harvey Whittemore go back a long ways.
• Nevada Tea Party favorite Sharron Angle endorses Rick Santorum
• Mid-century marvel: At home with Steve Evans
• 38 deals only for Las Vegas locals
• What to make for your Super Bowl bash
• Is the key to Las Vegas' future bohemianism?
• Where to rock out, laugh and dine this week. Also: women in lingerie tackling one-another.
• Not just meat and potatoes
• CD review: Lana Del Rey
• And now for a Chinese merlot ...
• TV: Broadway drama 'Smash' is tuneful and smart
• Random photo of the week
• TV: 'The River' navigates choppy waters
• Thailand, China and Vietnam are well represented on the plate at Lilly's
• Conversation starters: From gaming revenue losses to a possible Vegas season of 'Jersey Shore'
• DJ Tina T on beats, outreach and proving she's not a nightclub prop
• Hot Spots: Tao-A-Go-Go, Skrillex and more
• Film review: 'The Woman in Black'
• Nevada Republicans think that they are finally ready to caucus
• Basking in wax Justin Bieber
• What headphones do the world-class DJs use?
• Southwest Airlines celebrates 30 years in Las Vegas with a humorous Twitter contest
• Three art exhibits you've gotta check out this month
• Jewish Film Festival scales back on the scope, but not on the quality
• Metro Police officer charged with groping two women while on duty
• A president, a policy and a pizza place: Obama's Vegas visit by the numbers
• Councilman Steve Ross keeps Ward 6 seat in special recall election
• Richard Tabish braggs in story in Montana Newspaper Jan. 28th, 2012
• New Program Aims to Stop Dropouts
• The Future of Infrastructure in Las Vegas
• Miracle (Mile) of Giving
• School district, LV Chamber call on community to help at-risk students graduate
• Saying goodbye to Studio 54 at the MGM Grand
• Community support sought for graduation initiative
• Punk Rock Bowling fest reveals first five bands
• US Air Force switches from Windows to Linux to fix security for critical missions
• Bob Saget: a lot funnier than the Clippers used to be
• State Senator Ruben Kihuen receives endorsement from El Tiempo
• Beijing Noodle No. 9: Bold Taste Inside the Fish Bowl
• Beijing Noodle No. 9: Bold Taste Inside the Fish Bowl
• Social Distortion: concert review + setlist
• Gingrich: I will not debate Obama if the moderator is also a ‘reporter’
• Encore! Tiesto signs on for three-club residency
• Second "Reclaim Your Future" campaign a success
• What Mayor Carolyn Goodman ate while living on food stamps for a week
• Romney has wiped out Gingrich lead in Florida after strong debates
• Twilight hunk Peter Facinelli spotted dining at Sugar Factory American Brasserie
• IRAN has been at war with us for 30 years
• Get Free Coupons for Joann Fabric and Craft Stores
• The making of a miniature wooden token
• A few of my favorite things from last night’s Neil Young tribute show
• Oh My Stars - How the Mighty have fallen - Is there any hope for capitalism?
• Nuclear Power
• Upcoming CCSD events featured in "The Week Ahead"
• To park normally or 'pull through'?
• To park normally or 'pull through'?
• Few thrills in the gimmicky ‘Man on a Ledge’
• Summer job hunting: 8 dayclub job fairs in Las Vegas
• Kid Meets Cougar meets the Thompsons for another video delight
• Las Vegas Review Journal should do a follow up story on the murder of Ted Binion.
• There was more then abundance of evidence of guilt.
• What makes my day? Everyday that Rick Tabish spends in stir.
• R Tabish
• Nevada Democratic Party leaders disrespect President Obama
• Reid on December jobless rate: 'I won't rest until every Nevadan who wants a job has
• Obama pushes energy plan at UPS facility in Las Vegas
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• 2012 ACM Award nominees announced
• Bail set at $1 million for man accused in North Las Vegas fatal shooting
• New Member Appointed to Library District Board of Trustees
• This is not a double entendre
• Three local families face the nightmare of homelessness -- and survive
• State of the Union, 2012, 2011 or 2010?
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From Tim Tebow to Terry Bradshaw
• 'Travel + Leisure' gives Las Vegas yet another doubtful list ranking
• Showgirl-turned-painter Terry Ritter is immortalizing Las Vegas history at McCarran
• Should the shooting of a teen at a house party be blamed on social networking?
• HBO horse-racing drama 'Luck' gets stuck in the mud
• Are celebrities and average Joes treated the same by the legal system?
• What's new in: singer/songwriters
• Drink in the Dragon
• Puppet president: Marvin E. Quasniki is the candidate rural Nevada has been longing for
• Montenegro exhibit opens at Winchester
• Las Vegas' Big Friendly Corporation releases its third album
• Image Comics reinvents 'Prophet'
• Monthly pizza school at Metro will have you tossing like a pro
• Freud/Jung biopic 'A Dangerous Method' feels too tame
• A local Capriotti's shop is in trouble with corporate over a 'boobs and Bobbies' promotion
• Film review: 'The Grey'
• Thinking about football losses, 'A Bronx Tale' and more
• Film review: 'Albert Nobbs'
• Radio show from the '60s, complete with vintage commercials
• Some 200 laid off at North Las Vegas Amonix solar plant
• Tito Ortiz celebrates his 32nd birthday at XS Nightclub
• President Barack Obama will be in Las Vegas today
• WHY: should we forget about the MURDER of Ted Binion.
• Man accused in fatal shooting to have first court hearing Thursday
• Dawn Calman of Mannion MS named NV AP of the Year
• BOA Steakhouse to close its doors Jan. 27
• Station Casino Ads
• Gingrich camp equates debates to baseball games with audience participation
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight on Vegas PBS
• Hits and misses from today's Oscar nominations
• Authorities make arrest in North Las Vegas' first homicide of 2012
• North Las Vegas homicide victim identified
• Nute, hirers Carl Rowe.
• BRAND Steakhouse: Uncharted Fortune in the Monte Carlo
• Photos: Dragon Parade at Caesars Palace
• Chinese New Year guide: dining and events
• Should Mayweather's $100K donation have come up in court?
• Is the fix in on district attorney search?
• Suburban cities adapt amid economic uncertainty
• Nevada rookie cowgirl gets good start at Fort Worth
• Where the adult stars partied after the AVN Awards
• Sexy Saget: Bob Saget On Staying Fit, Eating Healthy And Being A Sex Symbol
• Family being treated at UMC after blaze
• Handcrafted wooden keepsake tokens gestures to the unknown
• The Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival Kicks Off Its 11th Annual Event
• Shop local for Valentine's Day
• MJ Christensen is now the premier stockist for Las Vegas Cut Diamonds
• The Week Ahead
• Applications accepted for Audit Advisory Committee
• Despicable me: Q&A with Is Anyone Up?'s Hunter Moore
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Cherchio, Jamieson, Segerblom)
• Running back Steven Jackson raises funds for education at Joe’s Stone Crab
• Finally! Brunch and porn stars come together at First Food & Bar
• LV Chamber Supports President’s Plan to Increase International Travel to the United States
• Republicans turning Keystone XL pipeline into a political wedge issue
• Nevada Democratic Party caucus this Saturday
• Searching for Will Hunting behind the craps table
• Vegas from above: a new view of the Valley
• The feminine mystique meets paint and ink at Sin City Gallery
• Powerhouse actor Erik Amblad makes 'Art'
• 'Haywire' delivers brutal hand-to-hand beat-downs—and more
• Buldogis with bite
• Film review: 'Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close'
• Film review: 'Red Tails'
• Adios to Macayo's, one of Brock Radke's formative food haunts
• Betting: projecting player performance in the NFL playoffs
• North Las Vegas mayor’s ethic complaints blamed on bad legal advice
• Celebrate Chinese New Year with stir-fried lobster
• If you only watch one high-school hoops game, this is the one
• Film review: 'Shame'
• An hour spent in hell -- er, watching 'Bad Girls Club: Las Vegas'
• Email chatting with Susie Bright about her book, 'The Erotic Screen,' and more
• 5 reasons why Coachella might have sold out so quickly
• Random photo of the week
• Where to go, what to see and what to learn this week
• With megaresort construction on hold, it’s time for Vegas to spruce up what it already has
• Curtis Kulig gives the Cosmo a little shot of love
• Conversation starters: From Mike Tyson to a gambling Catholic priest
• Dream Zone: 'a kitchen sink in the living room'
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• De La Soul brings the music -- and the video game throwdowns -- to Insert Coin(s)
• Internationally-recognized speaker and prominent regional leaders to speak at Leadership Nevada�s 2nd Conference Event
• Chatting with one-third of Marquee residents Above & Beyond
• Warm up this winter with a hot cocktail from Garfield's Restaurant
• Nightlife news & notes: a Winter Beer Festival, low-calorie cocktails and more
• Internet companies going dark to protest SOPA
• Henderson Schools Guide: Wengert ES launches a Safety Enforcement Officers' Club
• IRAN
• Dita Von Teese's sultry strip tease at Hyde Bellagio (video and slideshow)
• Occupy Congress begins Tuesday January 17, 2012
• Tool: concert review + setlist
• Park service officers arrest TV reporter Rikki Cheese on suspicion of DUI
• The only sane GOP candidate for president drops out of race
• Famous faces at CES 2012 (video and slideshow)
• The Miss America Pageant is taking place at Planet Hollywood tonight
• Rapper Tyga arrested in Las Vegas
• Las Vegas billionaire backs Newt Gringrich
• Live-tweeting while watching Tiesto's live Twitter stream
• Las Vegas Bellagio botanical garden live floral art display
• Cocktails for a cause: spend an evening with Steven Jackson at Joe's Stone Crab
• Amargosa Opera House's Marta Becket, 87, announces her final performance
• The Week Ahead
• Coachella: both weekends sold out
• Marquee resident DJ Kaskade signs on for another year
• Breaking the rules and the restaurant model with Jolene Mannina
• Celebrate African American History Month
• Bottles & Burgers Premieres at Tivoli Village
• Beyond Brokeback: A Staged Reading with Music
• CRAFTSU social network call to crazy local crafters
• Nevada business sector losing millions due to GOP caucus date change
• A Coachella (video) playlist to get you ready for Friday's on-sale
• Why am I OBSESSED with the murder of Ted Binion?
• North Las Vegas mayor: 'Now is the time to make a difference'
• GOP Presidential forum on Fox this Saturday will be prerecorded
• Level 107 Lounge: Happy Hour Soars to New Heights
• Reclaim Your Future hits the streets again Jan. 28
• MLK Service Project, Saturday, January 14
• Visit a Dick Blick store for clearance sale on art materials
• New paintball battlefield opening in North Las Vegas
• Taking stock of the Runnin' Rebels at the season's halfway point
• Show producer David Saxe is on a mission to bring vintage Vegas back
• Le Thai's feisty food takes Downtown
• At the new Old Homestead, this salad shines as bright as the beef
• The not-quite golden silence of 'The Artist'
• Is 'Alcatraz' just another show trying to be the next 'Lost'?
• CD review: Snow Patrol
• 'The Firm', 'Teen Wolf', 'Napoleon Dynamite' ... what's the next old movie to make it to TV?
• Even Meryl's great acting chops can't save 'The Iron Lady'
• Snooki at CES iHip party
• Film review: 'Carnage'
• The Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival screens the Sherman Brothers, Gustav Mahler and the history of Nevada's Jewish communities
• Film review: 'Contraband'
• He’s My Brother She’s My Sister rock the Beauty Bar
• Learning tool: Film students reap the benefits of the stage in Logan's 'Red'
• Weekly Q&A: Sirc Michaels, artistic director for Onyx Theatre & Off-Strip
• Random photo of the week
• Looking for—and finding—dumb stuff at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show
• Conversation starters: From Constable John Bonaventura to a man's lost internal organs
• E-books, mutable text and the social climate of the once solitary reader
• Crash course: Are the cost of air shows worth the risk?
• Paris in Las Vegas and other musings of a former Hilton employee
• GOP candidate Ron Paul gains support from Nevada prostitutes
• 35 Steaks + Martinis to celebrate Elvis Presley's birthday all week long
• HPD books three teenage suspects for involvement in paintball 'shooting spree'
• Greens and Proteins: Health Fare ‘Fit for a Foodie’
• World’s number one DJ debuts at XS Las Vegas
• Don't tell the jobless things are improving
• C.S Alexis artist in Henderson Nevada
• Joanne's Fabric and craft stores 50% sale
• Nelly starts 2012 off in style at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens
• Veterans In Politics filed an Ethics Complaint against former Clark County DA Roger
• One Night in 1Oak: New drinks, feather skirts and hard-to-read graffiti
• Five beers to get you started at Public House
• Academy of Country Music Awards show details and star power revealed
• Nightlife news & notes: Studio 54 extends its operations, CES parties and more
• Las Vegas home sales set record
• And the nomination goes to…
• Radiohead in Las Vegas? Doesn't look like it
• Reclaim Your Future hits the streets again Jan. 28
• The highly anticipated Consumer Electronics Show begins tomorrow
• LSU vs Alabama 2012 Live stream | watch LSU vs Alabama 2012 online
• Coachella lineup revealed—and it's a beast
• Nevada senate Democrats endorse Aaron Ford for District 11
• Occupy Wall Street going to Washington to Occupy Congress
• Libraries Closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Submit your questions for Jan. 19 School Matters
• DJ Homicide, Taryn Manning and more to perform at STK's Magnum Mondays
• ATW Companies Announces Acquisition of Metalform Company at SHOT Show 2012
• Man arrested in connection with wife's beating, death
• Veterans In Politics International has endorsed Steve Wolfson for Clark County DA
• 5 things I didn't write in my notebook at the World Series of Beer Pong
• Police identify pair involved with pawn shop robbery, standoff
• GOP presidential hopefuls will hold two debates this weekend
• Henderson Schools Guide: Is CCSD really on the road to reform
• Zappos hires firm to reshape City Hall
• Celebrate National Soup Month with Mon Ami Gabi's Winter Soup Flight
• North Las Vegas names finance director
• Police believe body found in desert is that of missing man
• Armchair psychoanalysis of your shameless love for FM radio gold
• The Week Ahead
• Twitter's first live streaming concert stars Tiesto
• 2 men arrested after standoff with North Las Vegas Police
• North Las Vegas selects new finance director
• Creative things to do this weekend around Las Vegas Nevada
• Clerk and Recorders Office.
• The Mirage stays funny with latest comedy bookings
• Missing the MGM lions already? Don't worry, options abound
• Las Vegas Ward 6 recall election registration information
• Small plane crash lands at North Las Vegas Airport
• The Kardashians in 2012: New Year’s resolutions, Barbie dolls and a magazine
• North Las Vegas among the worst-run cities in America
• Downtown Las Vegas among nation’s 10 ‘great’ urban neighborhoods, report says
• Joanne's Fabric and Crafts yarn sale
• Superintendent unveils "Watch Us Grow" campaign
• An excerpt from 'Weekly' writer Rick Lax's new book
• What to watch, how to dictate and where to learn burlesque this week
• Who is Epic Beard Man?
• A new brunch go-to with good eggs and an Asian chef named Norm
• Here's the beef—35 Steaks + Martinis
• Mayor Goodman declares Jan. 2 to be Deadmau5 Day
• First Friday physically and metaphorically leaps with Get Back Alley
• Insurgo mimes <em>The Nutcracker</em> with panache
• DreamZone: Lauri Quinn Loewenberg interprets your dreams
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Concert review: Guns N' Roses
• CD review: Guided By Voices' 'Let's Go Eat the Factory'
• Spencer Patterson's strange brush with Bob Seger
• Film review: 'Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy'
• TV review: 'House of Lies'
• TV review: 'The Firm'
• School Board elects new officers for 2012
• Get Up Gallery is a welcome addition to Emergency Arts
• Weekly Q&A: Studio 21 tattoo artist Charlie Spencer
• Luis Brennan will get you scribbling at 5th Wall Gallery
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From Paris Hilton to a Catholic priest's gambling addiction
• Sun columnist Patrick Coolican sets out to prove we're a much drunker city than people think
• Games that blow UNLV's 124-75 win over Central Arkansas out of the water
• Locals competitions have helped Downtown’s El Cortez get creative
• Buckles and Barrels for Bailey donates big to Spring Valley NICU
• First Friday is this week in Las Vegas
• Most of the great democracies have universal health care.
• Nightlife news & notes: Henderson's first gay bar, another year of Party Rock and more
• XS head resident DJ Warren Peace discusses his 25-year career, hip-hop and more
• Hyde Bellagio is a feast of contrasts
• Iowa caucuses will feature video conference with President Obama
• The Week Ahead
• Occupy: a communist movement?
• Heart Strings Jewelry all ready for Valentine's Day
• Rob Kardashian's first New Year's Eve countdown in Las Vegas
• B.o.B. rings in 2012 at LAX Nightclub
• Weekly Q&A: Allen Klevens, the man behind the music
• What's up in arts and crafts around town
• Get A Medical Marijuana Card to Receive Marijuana Treatment
• Catholic priest's defense to target gambling
• Chris Brown counts down the New Year at Pure Nightclub
• Stars kick off New Year's Eve festivities at Sugar Factory American Brasserie
• Pamela Anderson hosts the final New Year’s Eve party at Studio 54
• Stevie Wonder rocks the house at the Cosmopolitan on New Year’s Eve
• A Look at Theatre7's Seven Most Successful Stories of the Year
• Hyde Bellagio's New Year's Eve grand opening rains $100 bills (video)
• UFC 141 walk-in music: not nearly as exciting as the fights
• Guns N' Roses puts on a surprisingly strong NYE show
• Tweeter: Citizens of Las Vegas should be given a chance
• Las Vegas celebrity sightings: Dec. 30, 2011
• Politics — national and local — will help shape way of life in our valley
• Looking back at 2011: Celebrity birthday parties on the Las Vegas Strip
• Who is going to a NYE party because some "Celebrity" is going to host it?
• Top ten Political Sex scandals for 2011
• Q&A with Arianny Celeste
• Events guide: New Year's Eve 2011
• Art Festival of Henderson 2012 call to artists
• Sloan Channel issue 'bugs' nearby homeowners
• 2011 Year in Review: Art and Theater
• 2011 Year in Review: WTF?
• The stories you missed in 2011
• The Year in Review: Film and TV
• 2011 Year in Review: Books, Strip and Sports
• 2011 Year in Review: Names and Faces
• 2011 Year in Review: Music
• More food trucks and chefs jumping Strip: foodie predictions for 2012
• Sink your teeth into 2011's best bites
• When visiting the Strip for New Year's Eve, know your logistics
• MILLIONS TO BE ASSASSINATED FOR THE SAKE OF $$$ LIABILITIES
• Mitt Romney leads Iowa in new Poll
• Five questions with John Legend
• The women’s body bible: 'Our Bodies, Ourselves' marks 40 years
• Meet the Real Mob Wives of Las Vegas
• Dream Zone: 'We were having a seance'
• Film review: '8 Murders a Day'
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From Heidi Fleiss to Fergie
• Looking forward to 2012—or not: Predictions for next year, with caveats
• Las Vegas rings in the New Year with a pyrotechnic orgy
• MILF: Some see the term as derogatory, but one mother is celebrating it on a new website
• Kmart 'layaway angels' hit Las Vegas
• Bellagio adds three new songs to the fountains' repertoire
• Thinking about the Xbox Kinect, CES and more
• The 5 most-read stories of 2011
• Want a great source for a celebrity year in review? There's a site for that.
• Clark County, NV: Local and Statewide offices on the June 12, 2012 primary
• Hot Spots: New Year's Eve edition
• Knitting demo today
• Cooling Stations for homeless
• FORMER SERVICE MEMBERS REPRESENT 20 PERCENT OF SUICIDES IN THE UNITED STATES 2-2
• FORMER SERVICE MEMBERS REPRESENT 20 PERCENT OF SUICIDES IN THE UNITED STATES 1-2
• The past year has redefined Vegas nightlife, and there's more to come in 2012
• Punk Rock Bowling to return Downtown in May
• Henderson Schools Guide: Online bullying and teen suicide
• Most city hall offices in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas closed this week
• Shop and save all day Online at JOANN fabric and craft stores
• Funny man Jonathan Kite at Sugar Factory and Chateau Nightclub
• Merry Christmas
• Marla Stevens pays-it-forward to the Spring Valley NICU
• Treat yourself to Central Michel Richard's snowman vacherin this holiday season
• North Las Vegas land auction results to stand
• Orion Slave Girls - Que up!
• Good at beer and bad at bowling?
• Dolores Nast Gallery Exhibit opens December 26th
• Stuff there stockings with Fun Cards
• Police officer who murdered the Gulf War Veteran knew of plan to use nonlethal force
• Comedian Bryan Bruner returns; insert Djibouti joke here
• Inside Education to feature holiday music
• Republicans cave, Reid and Boehner reach deal on payroll tax cuts
• President Obama necessarily lowering our standard of living one rate increase at a ti
• Ross recall petitions certified in Las Vegas
• Heritage Park Senior Facility offers card making classes
• The Weekly turns 13!
• Best-ever birthday cake: Cherry cola chocolate chunk
• Board games to beat the holiday boredom
• Las Vegas Christmas Buffet Specials part 2
• Two gunmen who robbed a North Las Vegas Dotty's still at large, police say
• Pizza ... in a boat
• 3 cozy dishes to ward off winter
• Pasta Mia serves the classics with care
• CD review: 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' soundtrack
• 'Girl With the Dragon Tattoo' is ungainly in English, too
• Nature and the industrial entwined at Pop Up Art House
• Steven Spielberg is back with two new films. Should we be excited?
• Homespun vs. high tech: Why Magical Forest is magical
• Weekly Checklist: Ricardo Laguna, BMX rider and host of the Weekly’s 13th birthday party
• Jonny Detiger pulls you into "Stream of Consciousness" at Brett Wesley
• How do popular book series fare at the box office?
• Film review: 'We Bought a Zoo'
• Where to go, what to see and what to root for this week
• Firefighters, dispatchers give fire victims holiday surprise
• Three questions with Tina Guo, cellist for Michael Jackson 'Immortal'
• Slow news day. Why not remember Ted Binion.
• Don't spare the tomatoes for 'Santa Claus vs. the Martians'
• Dream Zone: 'Suddenly noticed a sixth finger on my right hand.'
• Book review: 'Super Mario: How Nintendo Conquered America'
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Book review: Jim Henson's 'Tale of Sand'
• Barrick Museum closes in January, but will re-open in late spring
• Toyota looking at building plant in North Las Vegas, blogger says
• Senator Reid sends letter to Speaker Boehner on payroll tax cuts
• FIX: Upscale American Comfort with Bellagio Flare, pt. 2
• FIX: Upscale American Comfort with Bellagio Flare, pt. 1
• Check out Henderson Parks and Recreation Department for craft classes
• Nightlife news & notes: New Year's Eve nightclub openings
• At Ellis Island, the eggnog recipe runs in the family
• The toddy: hot or iced, the old-fashioned tincture soothes the soul
• President Obama warns taxes could go up in 11 days
• House republicans willing to raise taxes on working Americans
• Beef, booze, broads and the happiest mayor on Earth
• Mike Tyson and Al B. Sure! enjoy Sunday brunch at Simon Restaurant & Lounge
• Score Announces Course Change For 18th Score Laughlin Desert Challenge
• This Holiday Season count your blessings.
• Stanley Gibson a Gulf War Veteran will be laid to rest:
• Clark County's next district attorney must be willing to review police shootings
• Three gifts for your favorite Las Vegas foodie
• Ron Paul fans in Nevada show support for long shot
• Out of the oven: new Vegas scene supergroup The Gingerbread Boys
• Occupy a real solution
• Photos and video: Britney Spears celebrates engagement at Sugar Factory
• Thanks for the red Badboyz/BlueAngel
• Lobster by mail, diamond knives and Oscar's 'broads'
• False and Malicious Posts
• Fight breaks out over North Las Vegas land auction
• Producer's Circle To Work With Undiscovered Talent Worldwide On The Web
• Cats vs. plants: How to keep the pee out of the pot
• Smart Meter Battles in Nevada
• Foreclosure City Focuses on the Las Vegas Housing Crisis
• Follow 5: Vegas cabbie chronicles and other Good stuff
• Holiday Closures
• Why do forum posters want us to forget about the victims of murder?
• Las Vegas Christmas Buffet Specials Part 1
• Students to engage in Civil War re-enactment
• Culinary’s attacks on Tony Hsieh called ‘disgusting’
• Clint Holmes brings his talents to Suncoast
• I would like to remember forum icon.
• 6 Waltons have more wealth then 97 million Americans
• Obama health care reforms keep 2.5 million more young adults insured
• Into the wild with the real-life heroes of Search and Rescue
• The Magic of miniatures
• Ricky Hatton and Leon Spinks visit Ri Ra Las Vegas
• Visit Ethel M's Holiday Cactus Garden
• Police search for suspects in North Las Vegas robbery
• Concert review: Jay-Z and Kanye West at MGM Grand
• Film review: 'Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows'
• CD review: The Roots
• Scoop the deliciousness into your face at Flame Kabob
• Big, beautiful, fluffy omelets (named after horses) at Del Mar Cafe
• Where to go, what to see and how to help out this week
• Charlize Theron is stunningly awful in the great 'Young Adult'
• Let 'Great Places of History' take you (and your coffee table) on a trip
• Film review: 'Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol'
• Looking for Jerry Misko? We found him at Cosmo's P3 Studio
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From increasing tourism numbers to Charlie Sheen
• Peeking into Las Vegas Philharmonic’s holiday pops
• Five out-of-context segments from the new Justin Bieber book
• Our marathon was the source of much complaining; how much of it was justified?
• Josh Bell's week of entertainment at this year's NFR
• Slip into something more comfortable, like a tour of high-end suites
• Dream Zone: 'On Mars in shorts and a T-shirt'
• Tax Assessor Notice of Value
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• SOS Ross Miller clears up confusion of new election regulations
• The growing number of birds up for adoption reflects Southern Nevada's economic straits
• The Beat Goes on With Dr. Jean
• January is Mob Month
• Ethics Commission hearing for North Las Vegas mayor postponed
• Las Vegas Bowl grows into big-time event
• Dilapidated schools lack funds for costly repairs
• Some citizens call for the resignation of Clark County Sheriff Douglas C. Gillespie!
• Occupy Las Vegas
• Vacant home fire results in $125,000 damage
• NLV's Park Highlands land auctioned for $21 million
• Four winter cocktails sure to make spirits bright this holiday season
• Say so long to the stiletto stroll with Rollasole
• Nightlife news & notes: New Year's Eve at Minus 5, Tiesto's new radio channel and more
• CCEA Negotiations Update
• Donald Trump cancels Celebrity Apprentice Presidential Debate
• Jenny McCarthy parties in Las Vegas
• The Weekly quiz: Know your 'Nutcracker'
• Have you signed papers that you would be faithful to your wife.
• Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer grand opening a grand success
• GOP changes new district 8 boundaries
• Bloody Hands
• Shoppers go online for a deal, end up victim of robbery
• Corkill and Masters end the 2011 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo on a high
• Las Vegas International Sportsmens Exposition 2012
• Prestige New Year's Eve 2012 at Palazzo Resort
• Central: 24-Hour Comfort Food with a French Twist, pt. 2
• Central: 24-Hour Comfort Food with a French Twist, pt. 1
• Putting a wrap on Cirque Week
• Coroner identifies man killed in motorcycle accident
• Study confirms role of home flippers in Nevada housing price collapse
• Mixed Media artist C.S. Alexis uses pyrography to demonstrate Christmas cheer
• Carnival of Cuisine Showcases 15 Fine Dining Talents from Venetian/Palazzo
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• Man dead after motorcycle runs into wall
• Get into the holiday spirit with new cocktails and menu items at Boa Steakhouse
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• Calm before the storm. Iran must not make Nukes.
• North Las Vegas Mayor facing ethics hearing
• UFC 140: Where to watch guide
• Magic magazine goes digital with an eye on the iPad
• Ten thoughts from last night’s Jay-Z & Kanye West concert
• Henderson Schools Guide: Bullying and Nevada law
• Brothels in the Vegas city limits would create a lot of jobs.
• Popcorn Girl serves 60 flavors of gourmet 'corn
• Fluffy buns and fist bumps at Slidin' Thru's first restaurant (without wheels)
• Masters and Corkill break through during Round Nine
• The Week Ahead
• Five thoughts on last night's David Bazan show at Beauty Bar
• What will become of Vegas' iconic Blue Angel?
• Superintendent issues statement on ESEA contract
• CCSD schools celebrate the holidays
• Follow 5: Handles worth your time
• In search of the elusive buckle bunny
• McFadden's Vegas closes its doors
• Deadmau5 signs exclusive contract with XS Nightclub and Encore Beach Club
• Looking for children's handcrafted garments for holidays ahead
• Senate Republicans today voted to raise taxes on 160 million Americans
• NLV city attorney job filled full-time
• Marathon runners say they were sickened
• Barrick exhibit looks at photography as a diverse medium
• McCall ES is No Place for Hate School of the Year
• School Board to honor 90-year-old HS graduate
• A Weekly writer scores $20,000 in a scavenger hunt
• Baked confections to perfection for holiday sweets
• Finding vintage jewelry and collectibles for Christmas gifting
• Have iPhone, will amaze
• UNLV's 2D time capsule
• Is the Internet transforming—or destroying—the magic of magic?
• North Las Vegas Fire Department burning through OT budget
• Chet Buchanan lives Toy Drive at 30 feet
• The Cosmo's Rehan Choudhry explains how the Strip’s hippest property picks its bands
• A day spent Valleywide shows the best—and strangest—of Las Vegas
• Film 'New Year's Eve' is a perfect storm of bland superficiality
• The Black Keys look to sustain an arena fanbase with 'El Camino'
• Film review: 'Like Crazy'
• 'Neon Gods' exhibit reflects on the Vegas Valley's unfinished state of existence
• Bread & Butter has a stellar savory menu and 'the best damned baked goods'
• Boom and bust: According to the Opportunity Index, Vegas now has—well, very little
• TV review: 'Bag of Bones'
• Where to go, what to see and what to listen to this week
• Chunky guac and cheerful smiles make Mi Tierra a neighborhood gem
• The fate of unclaimed property: Nevada's annual Safe Deposit Box Auction
• Who would you want to play Las Vegas?
• Q&A with Mary McElhone, Deputy for Unclaimed Property
• Pet Project
• Making UNLV’s Barrick Museum the new Las Vegas Art Museum makes a lot of sense
• Millions in undelivered tax returns remain with IRS due to 'mailing address errors'
• Running with Elvis at the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
• Congress lifts ban on inspections of horse meat
• Burglar Shot At by Homeowner
• Heller backs Smithsonian American Latino Museum
• 16-year-old bicyclist hit by an SUV in North Las Vegas
• Social Mixology's annual party celebrates the end of the Noble Experiment
• At Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer, the drinks are strong and the moves are hot
• Nightlife news & notes: Mob Bar opens, Rockhouse celebrates the end of the semester and more
• Best Buffets: French Market Buffet at The Orleans
• Mitt Romney opts out of the Trump celebrity apprentice presidential debate
• Police: Man accused of impersonating officer tried to blame identical twin
• Democrats own Las Vegas and Clark County lock, stock & barrel
• HOA cases to go into late 2012
• May ES to honor Holocaust survivor Lydia Lebovic
• From VIFF! to Films That Feed Theatre7 is Doing it All
• Homeless man burned in Thanksgiving Day fire dies
• Holly Madison celebrates her 32nd birthday at Chateau Nightclub
• Save holiday cash by shopping with Team Handmade in Vegas
• Fans can help the UNLV Rodeo team
• Binion Conspiracy?
• IS THERE A TABISH CRIME MACHINE?
• Corkill and Masters looking to bounce back in Round Four
• Shopping Las Vegas save on holiday budget for arts and crafts supplies and gifts
• Shopping at Jo-Ann's store in Las Vegas how to save on everything in the store
• Shopping at Jo-Ann's Fabric and Craft Store in Las Vegas save during the holiday
• Another Holiday Season and Ted Binion won't be here BECAUSE of
• Las Vegas Rodeo: Dec. 4-11
• Lack of signatures dooms effort to recall North Las Vegas mayor
• Ring in the New Year with Rob Kardashian
• Ten-day grand opening at Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer
• Blick Art Materials contest project for Discovery Children's Museum Las Vegas NV
• Sandy Murphy denied relief. She was after the money again.
• North Las Vegas Police motorcycle officer injured in crash
• Spice Box Bee's Knees
• Las Vegas tech company Switch announces new facility
• Herman Cain’s cartoon attack on bureaucrats, electric cars and rubber gloves
• Concerts and cowboys: NFR events guide 2011
• School Board meetings featured in "Week Ahead"
• Watch out if the Pistol Annies have been drinking
• WNFR Round One: Corkill and Masters out of the money
• Motley Crue signs on for February residency at the Joint
• Julie Mirth elected Handmade in Vegas new team leader
• Sweet Beads jewelry supply shop opens tomorrow in Las Vegas
• North Las Vegas celebrates grand opening of new city hall
• The Killers release sixth Christmas single—and an EP rounding 'em all up
• Consumer advocates: Smart meters could increase electric rates
• Handmade in Vegas team members do First Friday December 2 at The Lot
• 16 things we really, really want for the holidays
• Escape the mall!
• Made in Las Vegas: Local holiday gifts you'll love
• SHARING TIPS - this should be a good subject for the service industry.
• The inside scoop on Mandalay Bay's new Michael Jackson Cirque show
• A (gasp) cheerier Morrissey proves his show is still worthwhile
• Drinking the dolphin Kool-Aid at the Mirage's Trainer for a Day attraction
• What to hear, see and spend your money on this week
• Peter Pan's world gets gritty in 'Neverland,' and not in a good way
• CD review: Michael Jackson
• Bungees, Battles and Beatles! Cirque Week is upon us again
• Familiar and fine, Bacio kicks average Italian in the teeth
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From 'Viva Elvis' to trademark infringement
• Buttery legs and mudbugs in a bag at The Boiling Crab
• An app that can make you a self-satisfied cook of everything
• A look at the political races everyone will be talking about in 2012
• Even in a down economy, a meth cook can afford a Budget Suites outpost
• Want to commemorate December 7? There's lots of great books for that
• The Runnin' Rebels' big win by the numbers
• Onyx Theatre's 'Santaland Diaries' brings us a steamy cup of holiday cynicsm
• County Coroner Michael Murphy talks about death and says it ain’t like on TV
• Nissan jumps on the food truck trend with a concept van
• Your country music trivia for NFR weekend
• Contents of unclaimed safe deposit boxes to be auctioned
• ALL-STARS OF SLAM POETRY at GVR Ovation Room
• Judge rules Wagner rightful winner in NLV council election
• Assemblyman Kelvin Atkinson Announces Campaign for Senate District Four
• Kaths Hats sports handmade knitted gifts for giving
• Nevada Film Festival
• John Fredricks homeless?
• WHAT ARE THE MURDERERS OF TED BINION DOING NOW?
• UNLV's Barrick Museum officially part of the College of Fine Arts
• Five friends are making beer their way at up-and-coming Banger Brewing Company
• Tales from the SINdustry: DJK
• DJ/producer (and Surrender resident) Steve Aoki is a mogul with punk attitude
• Nightlife news & notes: Studio 54 goes country, a Prohibition-inspired party and more
• Three palate-pleasing winter cocktails at Tabú Ultra Lounge
• Superintendent Jones joins Town Hall meeting
• Graduation schedule for Class of 2012
• Report: Nevada ranks last in nation in job opportunity
• Mannion MS Career Fair slated for Friday morning
• "Artists 4 Kids" to be held Friday at UNLV
• Republic: Stylish Local Dining and Blissful Sunday Brunch, pt. 2
• NLV Police say boy drowned in water-filled cooler
• Republic: Stylish Local Dining and Blissful Sunday Brunch, pt. 1
• Chefs Stephanie Izard and Rick Moonen team up for a special dinner
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Offers Half-Day Strategic Social Media Class
• Corkill is the lone Nevada cowboy at the 2011 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo
• Democrats and Conservatives now on same page, anyone but Mitt Romney
• Ingrid..........Give it up!!!
• Six days until the Zappos.com Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon
• Poll: Dina Titus leads Ruben Kihuen in Nevada CD1
• Coroner identifies child who died in apparent drowning
• DEADLY FORCE: WHEN LAS VEGAS POLICE SHOOT, AND KILL
• Final winners at Buckles and Barrels for Bailey
• Most Cops are professional. That small minority think they are a gang?
• Child dead after apparent drowning in North Las Vegas
• Race for the Nerf: Celebrity/Media NFL Picks week 12
• Rebels upset North Carolina 90-80 in program-changing victory
• Las Vegas Rodeo: Nov. 28 - Dec. 4
• UNLV up by 8 on NC...early 2nd half
• Host Committee and VIP members;
• Mon Ami Gabi to host Holiday Hors D'oeuvres Cooking Class Dec. 10
• North Las Vegas calling for 'citizen summit' to discuss city's future
• Five thoughts from last night’s Melt-Banana show
• Five notes and a setlist from last night’s Morrissey show
• Ladies, start your stilettos (or beards)
• Chael Sonnen on the octagon Oscars, his nemesis and ring girls
• Homeless man seriously injured in fire
• N9NE Group cofounder Scott DeGraff dead in apparent suicide
• Holiday specials that have nothing to do with mall Santa
• Isreal will act very soon against Iran.
• Court rules North Las Vegas casino not liable in patron's shooting
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Brown and Singh)
• Black Friday guide: opening hours for local retailers
• Chef Mario Batali to host complimentary cooking demonstration on Black Friday
• 53 things to be thankful for
• Drivers ticketed for failing to yield to giant turkey in crosswalk
• Thinking about clever totes, bad manners and infrared cooking
• The Week Ahead - Nov. 26 through Dec. 2, 2011
• Vegas' new tagline: Extremely affordable college town?
• Polar bears with guns and avant-garde on avant-garde in three exhibits not to miss
• Local bands and New York's Lemuria filled the Royal with groove
• Spam, liquid smoke and sweat at Back of House Brawl
• Brock Radke's 208-word ode to the turkito
• Props to politicians who keep their hair out of the tabloids
• Whose CD sucks more? Nickelback's or Daughtry's?
• CD review: Kate Bush's '50 Words for Snow'
• How 'Eating Las Vegas' critics pick the top 10 Vegas restaurants
• Film: Martin Scorsese’s 'Hugo' is a hollow spectacle
• Where to go, what to see and what to download this week
• Film review: Grief feels overly pleasant in 'The Descendants'
• Muppets 2.0: Kermit & Co. enter a new era
• Film review: 'My Week With Marilyn'
• Film review: 'Into the Abyss'
• NASB honors CCSD Trustees and top administrators
• Real Estate Tug of War on Appraisals
• Officials to Seal Northwest Tunnel After 2 Attacks
• Hot Spots: Dirt Nasty at Moon, a Thanksgiving-themed rave and more
• Happy Thanksgiving to Badboyz and Blue Eye
• Online petitions go after Target, Nickelback, Bradley Cooper and Kardashian
• Erotic Beverages offer a little Cock and Pussie
• Conversation starters: From a pyromaniac to a failed Monorail
• We've got that Gaffigan feeling
• Nevada casinos join the online poker game
• Melt-Banana makes your brain hurt in the best possible way
• 2011 Thanksgiving Guide: Where to dine in Las Vegas
• Dream Zone: 'Forgot to feed my Dogs'
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• The best bets in college hoops
• IRAN.................
• A Jameson-soaked tour of Downtown
• Weekly Q&A: Bernard H. Gaddis dances from a 'pure place'
• Downtown Cocktail Room's Harlot Night: A whiskey lover's wet dream
• A Penn State alum wonders: Why wasn't more done?
• Dodgers' Matt Kemp drinks like Jay-Z at Tao with a bottle of bubbly
• Black Friday save 20% at Crocked Crystal
• In your flight into and out of Las Vegas, what were you charged for your bags
• Fresh 52 a Sunday open air affair includes arts and crafts vendors
• Sweet Beads opening December 3, 2011
• Las Vegas Thanksgiving Buffet Specials 2011- Part 2
• Scum killers attempting to claim fruits of crime in Binion murder case.
• Rick Tabish who is proud of who he is, just hit 74 months in prison.
• University of Phoenix football team going to win the national title.
• Why do republicans in power object to raising taxes on those who earn over 1 million
• Katy Perry is a teenage and fan's dream at Mandalay Bay
• Night School 4 Girls' Laura Croft on food, exercise and spicing up your sex life
• UFC 139 walk-in music: Tom Lawlor gets 'Physical' ... ('Physical')
• Feast on the details this holiday season
• The Week Ahead
• North Las Vegas packs up, moves into new digs
• Buckles and Barrels for Bailey heads for homestretch
• Las Vegas Rodeo: Nov. 21-27
• LVAC BSA Scouting for Food Nov 19
• Do you know any rich greedy republicans in LV or anywhere?
• Anybody visit the emergency room lately? Or admitted to a hospital?
• UFC 139: Where to watch guide
• It is all about the bag at Leesees Designs
• North Las Vegas drive-in theater an island of nostalgia
• Showing die-hard admiration for a 'Die Hard' villain
• Downtown guerilla art installation dismantled
• Occupy Las Vegas peaceful protests
• Las Vegas New Year's Eve concerts guide
• Sammy Hagar spotted enjoying lunch at his Las Vegas Cabo Wabo Cantina
• Housing Foreclosure Question
• Henderson Schools Guide: a principal's view of change
• Il Mulino: Italian atop the Caesar's Palace Forum Shops, pt. 2
• Henderson Schools Guide: Bullies, cyber-bullies and sexual predators
• The webmaster must be very proud of himself
• Il Mulino: Italian atop the Caesar's Palace Forum Shops, pt. 1
• REPUBLICANS
• The killers of Ted Binion think there in the clear.
• Behind Buckles and Barrels for Bailey--Part Two
• Behind Buckles and Barrels for Bailey--Part One
• 2 teens arrested in North Las Vegas tire slashings
• Mexicans build a 400 yd long tunnel
• Las Vegas nightclub and restaurant operator Light Group sold
• Imagine Dragons sign major-label record deal with Interscope
• Nevada AG indicts two in robo-signing foreclosure documents scheme
• Occupy Las Vegas protesters arrested today at nonviolent protest
• Love Your Library? Tell a Friend! December 2011
• Changes disclosed in Aliante Station management contract
• 'Breaking Dawn, Part 1' is a dull two-hour 'Twilight' interlude
• Interstate 11 - The Missing Link
• Libraries Closed for Thanksgiving
• Las Vegas-Phoenix interstate plan moving along
• 'Blindsided' bunny dealers plan to fight
• Welcome to the spouse factory
• Rock photographer Robert Knight was there for the moments that mattered
• North Las Vegas facing $15.5 million budget deficit
• New Riviera headliner Pat DiNizio's show has loud guitars and genuine emotion
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From a divided Occupy Las Vegas to Manny Pacquiao
• Begging for more Minor Suns at Beauty Bar on 11/11/11
• New owners, cooks and a meaterrfiic menu at Sassy Sal's barbecue shop
• Gambling addiction? There's an app for that, and it's called HealthE Gambling
• Your Indian grandma and her awesome curry are at Rani's Kitchen
• When you think about Las Vegas, what do you think of?
• Where to go (Venice!), what to see ('Anarchy') and how to help (Give!) this week
• Checking out the awesomeness that is the Nevada State Museum
• Butter, syrup and bacon at the Street Food Throwdown
• NCT's 'Miss Julie' has a hard time finding its focus
• Gallagher brothers' solo work is a mixed bag
• Who’s crazier: the scam artist doing eyelifts in a living room—or her patients?
• CD review: Rihanna's 'Talk That Talk'
• CD review: Drake's 'Take Care'
• Child Killed In A Crosswalk
• Katy Perry with Jessie J and DJ Skeet Skeet at Mandalay Bay Events Center
• Dream Zone: 'Gums receding and left front tooth fell out'
• Josh Bell looks at the highs and lows of the 'Twilight' series
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Book review: Darrell Hammond's 'God, If You're Not Up There, I'm F*cked'
• Sandoval names Hualapai Tribe member to his Cabinet
• 17th Annual Shoes for Children Drive and Benefit Performances
• Jessica Williams
• Occupy Wall Street two month anniversary, protests planned everywhere
• Special City Council meeting will address North Las Vegas budget
• NLV Police seek to ID suspect in tire vandalism
• Latin Chamber of Commerce Announces New Board of Directors
• Conservative voting base, anyone but Mitt Romney
• Beyond the Rack to open distribution center in North Las Vegas, bring 102 jobs
• Rising star DJ duo Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano bring their beats to Marquee
• Lobster and Danielle Steel: Coachman’s Inn is a 24-hour delight
• Adult club Sapphire wants in on Vegas' pool party action
• Celebrity sightings: Maria Menounos, Kevin Jonas, Snooki and Vinny Guadagnino
• NLV Police no longer believe house rigged to hurt firefighters
• CCSD offers Open Enrollment starting Nov. 23
• Budget getting dose of reality (??)
• Republicans put their Founding Funders ahead of the American people
• Fogo de Chao brings the beef and lots of it
• Badboyz is a hypocrite
• Bobbies, boobs and famous Brooklyn pizza
• Guns N' Roses to play New Year's Eve in Vegas
• Look at economic development produces road map for diversification
• SWEAT SHOPS
• The Palms, popular among playboys and performers, celebrates 10 years
• GREEK CRISES OR ARE WE ALL GREECE !!? BURN BABY BURN !!!
• A Las Vegan accused of kidnap, torture and assault – the LA Times’ first e-book
• Deadmau5 to launch residencies at XS and EBC
• Would you buy Oscar Goodman's tell all book?
• Applications accepted for Audit Advisory Committee
• I hope Olecapt wished a Veteran happy Veterans day
• Journey through the History of Area 51
• Ted Binion treacherous end. Revisited.
• Veterans In Politics International Valentines Ball and Gala
• d.vino is delicious
• Las Vegas Rodeo: Nov. 14-20
• Oscar-Winning Producer Edward Saxon is Giving a 1-Day Seminar in Las Vegas
• Veterans help celebrate Coyote Ugly's 10th anniversary
• Iran assumes they can get away with it.
• If Ted Binion was alive the last ten years.
• Vinny Guadagnino leaves the Jersey Shore to celebrate his birthday in Sin City
• To create jobs, Obama would like to develop high speed rail to LV
• To all veterans
• GOP 2012 Presidential hopefuls debate foreign policy tonight in South Carolina
• Elizabeth Halseth
• The dilemma of the 'steal' at art auctions
• Sluts and schools? A reader’s striking metaphor for Zappos' latest good deed
• Ginormous fuzzy dice land Las Vegas another Guinness World Record
• Cosmo gets another kudo, courtesy of Fodor's
• Indie-film discoveries and a bit of Vegas at LA’s AFI Fest
• Another reason Zappos absolutely rules—the Wishez program
• Mates of State at Book & Stage: 5 thoughts
• Jessee Ventura, former Gov. of Minnesota wants Mexican citizenship.
• Special courts offer veterans kinder approach to criminal justice
• Ginuwine at LAX Nightclub in Las Vegas
• Memorial to Ted Binion. Murdered but not forgot.
• Police: Elderly driver who hit 3 girls in crosswalk will face charges
• VISION. What have you witnessed overseas that we could use.
• Wolfgang Puck continues to please palates with Wolfgang Puck Pizzeria & Cucina
• NUT nations getting NUKES it probably won't take long for a NUT JOB to use them.
• Badboyz and Blue Eyed Angel
• CCSD celebrates American Education Week
• Is the MOB alive and well in Las Vegas?
• Is the MOB EXPERIENCE worth the admission price?
• Veterans Day Parade in Las Vegas the Best in the West
• Online survey now available
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Kephart and Murphy)
• The spoon obsession
• Chef on the verge: Chris Palmeri of Naked City Pizza Shop
• Chef on the verge: Nicole Grimes of Rao's
• Chef on the verge: Robert “Mags” Magsalin of Fukuburger
• Luxury Travel Expo 2011
• Michael Jackson Friend Blasts NBC for Conrad Murray Documentary
• Man found dead on North Las Vegas train tracks
• Arizona recall election gets rid of racist St. Senator
• Contract to clean new city hall helps disabled — and North Las Vegas' budget
• ABC News Interviewed Jack Wishna, Michael Jackson's Friend
• Life Time Turkey Day 5K
• Candi Caroline and The Celebrity Impressionists Arrive In Las Vegas
• Hanging kitchen towels with hippie flare
• North Las Vegas police investigating fatal Halloween shooting
• Hillywood Show's "Gagaween" video so successful, it’s scary
• The best (and worst) celebrity Halloween costumes in Las Vegas
• Wynn's wrath doesn't spare Berkley
• Now open at The Arts Factory
• Rick Perry appears drunk during speech in New Hampshire
• Should the voters reward the republicans for
• Water authority touts pipeline while foes pursue desalination plant
• Henderson Schools Guide: Rancho HS students representing Nevada in NADC
• Henderson Schools Guide: 6 schools read to succeed and receive 50K Target grant
• US Airlines fly more to Cuba
• DID YOU KNOW TED BINION or the BINIONS
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• PBR Champs reflect on careers
• Is it Arizona's governor or Alabama's governor the holders of the title HATE AND DIVI
• UFC 137: Where to watch guide
• Testimony reveals slain Arbor View student was near safety
• Ross Coleman celebrates his PBR retirement at 35 Steaks + Martinis
• Electric Dreamsicle cocktail at Studio 54 salutes DJ Loczi’s "Electric Dream"
• Gadaffi son headed for Mali Street in LV.
• Friends, family mourn 6-year-old girl killed in NLV crosswalk accident
• ‘X Factor’ forecasts: Weekly vs. Wynn oddsmaker Johnny Avello
• AG Announces 3 Arrests for Alleged Mortgage Scam
• Death penalty upheld in 1979 slaying
• Red Rock Canyon Marathon And Half Marathon
• Labor of Love Marathon
• PBR 2011 fan guide
• Senior housing complex marks grand opening
• Congratulations to student Daniel Hernandez
• Romney rising, Cain dropping, Perry on life support in latest Nevada poll
• Driver didn't brake in crosswalk crash, police report shows
• Pedestrian dies after being hit by off-duty Henderson officer
• SHOULD THE TABISH MONEY MACHINE PAY RICHARDS TAX
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• Heidi Klum's 2011 Halloween costume revealed!
• The Lot is moving Handmade in Vegas Team at First Friday
• Spooktacular craft and gift boutique October 29th
• Don't call it a side-project: Dusty Sunshine releases its debut CD
• Concert review: Foster the People at Cosmopolitan pool
• CD review: Tom Waits' 'Bad as Me'
• The Weekly tells you how to help, what to see and where to march this week
• Random photo of the week
• UNLV should focus on affordability and undergraduate education
• The new 'Beavis and Butt-Head': Is It cool or does it suck?
• Johnny Depp revisits Hunter S. Thompson in 'The Rum Diary'
• Conversation starters: From Schweddy Balls to 'Debbie Does Dallas'
• Sci-fi film 'In Time' is stylish but silly
• TV review: A 'Grimm' reality
• Communing with nature at the Las Vegas Reptile Expo
• CD review: Coldplay's 'Mylo Xyloto'
• Five observations from Judas Priest at the Joint October 23
• That's what she—(Siri)—said!
• Weera leaves the familiar Thai restaurant formula in the dust
• Here's the deal: Howie Mandel on dining out, comedy and his career
• A local medical marijuana user fights the feds to get a firearm
• Three dishes our resident foodies are loving at the moment
• Hear him now: Bassist Tyler Williams performs works from his new CD
• The complete Las Vegas Halloween 2011 party guide
• Nevada Day celebrate 147 years of Statehood
• what will it take to win the export and import game
• Police still investigating deadly crosswalk crash
• Where to watch the PBR World Finals
• Daytime debauchery finds a home at Ghostbar Dayclub
• Celebrity sightings: Adrian Grenier, Carmen Electra, Vinny Guadagnino
• Shivers and Moraes amongst champions at Legends Reunion
• New North Las Vegas City Hall set to open Nov. 21
• Chemical bomb thrown into Occupy Maine campsite, who is responsible?
• Trustee Alderman to meet with constituents Nov. 9
• Paul Simon: still surprising after all these years
• Meet Righthaven LLC, the Las Vegas Frivolous Lawsuit Filers
• A festive Food & Wine All-Star Weekend at Aria and Bellagio
• President Obama outlines new plan to stop foreclosures
• End of an era: Ruth's Chris closes in Las Vegas
• Target donates $50K to six CCSD schools
• Girl dies after being critically injured in North Las Vegas crash
• President Obama in Las Vegas to talk jobs and foreclosures, watch speech live
• LV politicians, business leaders expect kind words from Obama Monday
• What to do in Las Vegas during the PBR World Finals
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• Cheap thrills in Las Vegas: The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
• More HUGE news from Norn
• Vegas teen pleads not guilty in death penalty case
• Presidential primaries: Nevada loses early voting status
• Crowds volunteer to make a difference for a day in North Las Vegas
• Henderson Schools Guide: Philanthropy is more than a twelve letter word
• Teaching students financial literacy key to solving economic woes
• Nevada GOP capitulate to NH move caucus date to February 4th
• RockCityClub.com 'Social Music Network' Launches
• 3 girls hit by car in North Las Vegas crash
• PBR Legends Reunion to kick off World Finals festivities
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• News and Notes
• More of the same scares in ‘Paranormal Activity 3’
• This is progress? 107.9’s ‘rebirth’
• Daniel Tosh signs on for Mirage residency
• Venetian and Palazzo In-Suite Dining Caters Glass Slipper Soiree
• Five things I wrote in my notebook at Foster the People
• Libraries Closed for Nevada Day
• Go vintage rock-a-billy to pin-up style at Everything Vintage10
• Are you ready to be a 'Real World' cast member?
• Las Vegas' talent gets a spotlight in PBS' Arts Fall Festival
• Shellac live: Some thoughts and a setlist
• Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi dead
• Aquaknox: Lavish Global Water Cuisine, Venetian, pt. 2
• Aquaknox: Lavish Global Water Cuisine, Venetian, pt. 1
• Herron ES library to receive 2,000 new books
• Jhone Ebert honored as public sector "Tech Star"
• An Afternoon with Author Patricia Nell Warren
• North Las Vegas Fire Department's emergency transports reinstated
• The revolution will be homeschooled
• Inside Cindy Funkhouser's scrapbook home
• Cheap Thrills In Las Vegas: Red Rock Canyon
• PBR World Finals coming to Las Vegas
• Tabú Ultra Lounge mixing up three spine-chilling cocktails for Halloween
• 210 words about fried chicken
• Embrace the beauty of bao ... from a hair salon?
• Royal Resort's Barrymore is like Block 16: Way hot
• Was it a Debate or a Reality TV show, inquiring minds need to know
• What to hear, where to go and who to see this week
• Remembering 1991, when 'Nevermind' and I arrived on campus
• 'A Daniel Johnston Tribute Show' to raise funds in hopes of bringing the musician to town
• ABC's fairy-tale drama 'Once Upon a Time' gets off to a good start
• Las Vegas Shakedown has a shaky weekend
• Wanna get scared this Halloween? Fearophilia promises to deliver
• The Weekly rock quiz: Celeb band name edition
• Frank Miller's 'Holy Terror' is ugly politics
• 'Evil Dead: The Musical' hits the Onyx … hard
• 5 great moments from William Shatner's new album, 'Seeking Major Tom'
• 48 Hours Festival draws 20,000 heavy music fans
• NV Energy to present CCSD with rebate check
• Conversation starters: From urinal mats to the UFL
• Three questions with a distracted Joan Rivers (by speakerphone, during her manicure)
• Making sense of Occupy Las Vegas
• Duel in the desert: Notes from GOP debate No. 10 at the Venetian
• In defense of the Heart Attack Grill
• The Venetian's "Winter in Venice" is complete with a skating rink
• Oscar Goodman joins Vegas Chamber of Commerce
• CHAMBER 100 CELEBRATION
• How can the IRS do it? They have
• Birthday for centenarian is just another day to him
• CNN hosts fight night
• UNLV Women sweep Lassen College rodeos
• Rating an assortment of pumpkin-based beers
• Paris Las Vegas celebrates wine with its Crush event
• Nightlife news & notes: An 8,500-gallon margarita and more
• Presidential candidate Jon Huntsman to skip CNN GOP debate in Las Vegas tonight
• Chamber marks 100th with celebration
• Police enlist IRS to end lowlife pimp's upscale lifestyle
• Gene Kirkpatrick hired a hit man to murder his son-in-law.
• Let the boycotts begin
• Chateau Gardens Grand opening weekend at Paris Las Vegas
• Five reasons to see Shellac Wednesday night at Beauty Bar
• Downtown has its own slogan. Who’s next?
• Las Vegas Weekly takes 17 awards in Better Newspaper Contest
• Presidential Debate this Tuesday part of four day Republican conference
• Submit your questions for Nov. 3 "School Matters"
• 48 Hours Festival wraps two heavy days on the Strip
• Misty Johnson, the woman behind the Running Elvi costumes
• North Las Vegas park on track to play ball again
• Anyone else going to the debate this week?
• Jon Huntsman being shut out. WHY
• Occupy Las Vegas taking it to the streets
• The Bulldozer tops the podium at 2011 Dew Tour Championships
• Agassi drops smack talk (and big serves) on Sampras in local match
• All I want for Christmas is a primary
• 48 Hours Fest Day 1: Escape the Fate (minus Max) and more
• Jon Huntsman is no doubt intimately familiar with Harry Reid's flabby behind
• In memory of Lonnie Ted Binion, son of Benny Binion.
• PollyGrind is a Halloween Treat Not a Trick for Las Vegas
• Photos: 48 Hours Festival setup
• Occupy Las Vegas march planned for Fremont St. today
• The SILENT MAJORITY are going to kick out the republican congress.
• Fire totals six cars in carport
• Let's get the party started: Lavo launches its new Saturday Champagne Brunch
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• News & Notes for Oct. 15 through 21
• Fitness on the Strip: Chef Rick Moonen from RM Seafood
• Just what you’ve never wanted: Candy fat analysis
• Album preview: Kaskade's 'Fire & Ice'
• "Ready by Exit" is theme of 10/20 education forum
• Etsy.com venue for Las Vegas talent
• Spill the Beans twist paper and ribbon to life
• Mitt Romney made his millions with hedge funds. I have a problem with that.
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Young and Fretwell)
• Fallen Angels, Dead Hollywood, Ghosts 'n' Stuff, and House of Horror at XS
• Slouchy hats by Lynne Adamson
• From sadism to kitsch: PollyGrind film fest wrap-up, Part 1
• Huge news from Doug Elfman
• Partnership program honors benefactors
• Boy band 98 Degrees reunites for dinner at Nove Italiano
• Partnership program to honor donors this morning
• From a musical healing to a comfy front seat: Our Vegas oases
• The beautiful, bleak world of the Flamingo Arroyo Trail
• On a slow ride to recovery with TJ Lavin
• The Weekly playlist: 48 Hours Festival edition
• Zak Ostrowski balances the organic and the industrial in new art show
• Smashing Pumpkins' Las Vegas show isn't quite a smash
• CD review: Bjork's 'Biophilia'
• Meet the new 'Thing,' same as the old 'Thing'
• Great Chicago eats you've never heard of at Papa Geo's
• Comedy 'The Big Year' is for the birds
• We love us some dim sum at Henderson's East Ocean
• Beat seasonal affective disorder with salty, chocolatey Starbucks
• Chatting with local filmmaker Ginnetta Correli
• 'Footloose' feels about as pointless as it did the first time
• Buy these coffee table books. You'll be glad you did
• Learning about Liza as she belts it out in the Hilton showroom
• Scorps on the lido deck: The Guilty Pleasures cover gold
• Who patched up Downtown?
• When and where to rock, bike and eat bacon
• As You See It: Reader comments about the Brass Monkey and more
• The story behind the embattled Mob Experience is straight out of a 'Sopranos' episode
• Random photo of the week
• Conversation starters: From the Kardashians to Conrad Murray
• Bidding set for Park Highlands land in North Las Vegas
• Does eating a hot dog increase your risk of cancer?
• Halloween at Tryst Nightclub
• The Root honors two outstanding locals
• A serving of old-school tennis champs: Chang, Agassi, Sampras and McEnroe hit the courts this weekend
• Steve Wynn accuses two Argentineans of dice sliding
• Mourning the loss of Apple's Steve Jobs
• Cutie Hats to keep the chill off with fashion fun
• Success Stories of Nevadans Returning to Work Through Workforce Programs
• Chatting with newly crowned America's Best DJ Kaskade
• Welcome to the era of borrowed parties
• Nightlife news & notes: Lavo's champagne brunch and more
• North Las Vegas signs pact to save energy, money
• Mundo: The Heart of Mexican Food in the World Market Center, pt. 2
• Mundo: The Heart of Mexican Food in the World Market Center, pt. 1
• Henderson Schools Guide: Performing/Visual Arts College Fair set for Oct. 20th
• Chamber Leaders Head to Capitol Hill to Advocate for Infrastructure, Job Creation
• SCRG Head NSO Fred Rocket's open letter of resignation
• Mitt Romney flip flops to the front of the GOP 2012 Presidential race
• Flying on and off the ramp with skateboarder Bob Burnquist
• Reliable horrors haunt the Black October Art & Film Invasion
• Chamber Centennial - A look back
• QR Codes - the power of the scan
• Growing Up Together
• World Kickball Championship in Las Vegas
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD students, staff, alumni perform in "Dream"
• Had a Great meal at Lucilles last night
• Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resorts opens in October
• Heidi Klum brings her Halloween mastery to Las Vegas
• Watching U. of Phoenix football today.
• Alabama won't allow foreigners to get an education.
• 2011 Halloween haunted attractions and community events guide
• Fitch lowers North Las Vegas bond rating
• News and Notes
• Watch "Inside Education" Oct. 11 on Vegas PBS
• Should those that make 1 million dollars a year pay 5% more in taxes on that income.
• Romney campaign lobbied Nevada GOP to move Caucus date
• Palin for secretary of state.
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• Man, 61, charged with stalking North Las Vegas councilwoman
• Pink Floyd, meet the new Las Vegas School of Rock
• North Las Vegas to refinance bond debt to free up cash
• U.S. Vets holds third annual benefit dinner to honor those who serve
• Dates announced for Electric Daisy Carnival 2012 in Las Vegas
• Apparently, boobs are not recession-proof
• Cricket Launches “Safe Text and Drive” In Coordination with Eyes on the Road Campaign
• Zappos, Inc., Kicks Off Library District Foundation Speaker Series
• Why so angry at Kanye West, fashion world?
• Victim in North Las Vegas double shooting dies from injuries
• Qualified families can apply for FRL
• Nevada GOP has selected a new Presidential Caucus date
• Nevada GOP has selected a new Presidential Caucus date
• How to make Associate Art Director Wesley Gatbonton's ghetto Mimosa
• Block 16's Russell Gardner preaches sour beers and better pints
• Old-school spirits that still have soul
• 10 bars we love
• Take your home bar to the next level
• Lessons in rice, water and warmth with sake savant Hayes Swope
• Low-brow beer pairings from hummus to Easy Cheese
• Drink locally (and like it)
• Drink our cover: The Angel's Landing
• 5 wine-buying tips from Valley Cheese & Wine’s Bob Howald
• Senior National Finals Rodeo at Horseman's Park
• Pollygrind brings horror experiments to the big screen
• Grants to help NLV police target pedestrian safety
• Rice and Company brings authentic Cantonese to the Strip
• Get deliciously tongue-twisted at Artisanal Foods
• Say goodbye to Sloppi Jo's Roving Eatery (but not Jo)
• Where to stomp, drink, shop and watch jousting this week
• Gaetano's Ristorante's owner has more to offer than Italian fare
• Portland artist MK Guth becomes Rapunzel at Cosmo's P3 Studio
• What Elton John looks for in a million-dollar piano
• Chuck Twardy's ever-evolving opinion of author Richard Powers
• Following a summer controversy CAC regroups and moves forward
• TV review: 'Enlightened'
• Random photo of the week
• CD review: Wilco's 'The Whole Love'
• Conversation starters: From Canadian gossip to summoning dead jurors
• 'The Ides of March' has excitement but little substance
• First Friday under new management
• Film review: 'Restless'
• Slots of moonwalking: notes from the Global Gaming Expo
• Fitting Vegas to a T (-shirt)
• Film review: 'Real Steel'
• Aloha, Hawaiian heritage!
• Garage sales go virtual with the Rumgr application
• Police investigating double shooting in North Las Vegas
• Yom Kippur Buffet Special at Rampart Buffet
• Commercial real estate report suggests conditions have stabilized
• BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse proves to be a deliciously fun experience
• CCSD students aim to set world record for reading
• Union members, county negotiators clash over stalled contract talks
• Looking for all things spooky
• North Las Vegas man critically wounded in shooting
• Did I miss the BANG.
• 'What Happens Here' ... wins stuff in New York
• Surrender faces the cold with open arms
• A Vegas newcomer's first visit to a nightclub
• No classes this afternoon @ Desert Rose Adult HS
• God and guns meet in 'Machine Gun Preacher'
• The Palms' gaming floor brings sexy back with Playboy Party Pit
• 3 arrested in string of North Las Vegas home burglaries
• Henderson Schools Guide: C.T. Sewell ES stepping up to Walk to School
• Missing North Las Vegas woman found unharmed
• CCSD schools to take part in Walk to School Day
• Handmade In Vegas does First Friday Las Vegas
• Republican rift in Nevada
• Desert Rose Adult HS cancels classes today
• American Jobs Act killed by House Republicans
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• Anna Faris is wasted in generic rom-com ‘What’s Your Number?’
• 80-year-old woman killed in North Las Vegas crash identified
• Gourd art for Halloween from Pinch Me Boutique
• Las Vegans would feel at home in Arizona
• Katie's Capes makes custom Word Girl costumes
• Tolerance of Islam
• East meets gin in Bombay Sapphire's new spirit
• Group setting a path for Las Vegas Valley trail system
• Where is Greatday at?
• Teens, parents arrested in string of auto burglaries
• Celebrate wine’s harvest month with ‘Crush’ at Paris Las Vegas
• News & Notes
• Handmade Halloween pancho for your little trick or treaters
• Court: NLV police department engaged in sexual discrimination in firing male officer
• Mario Barth's Biggest Tattoo Show on Earth to bring in 40,000 tat-fans
• Florida moves up GOP primary date causing four states to make changes
• Woman, 80, dies after collision at North Las Vegas intersection
• Man hospitalized after morning stabbing in North Las Vegas
• North Las Vegans have experience with removing the mayor
• Fright Dome Kicks Off 2011
• NLV Utilities Department worker accused of stealing cash
• 2 years and $7 million
• North Las Vegas looks to refocus after recent challenges
• Still in love: Bachelorette Ali Fedotowsky dines at Tao with Roberto Martinez
• Webb MS Principal Paula Naegle honored by FAAN
• 2010 Census
• American tchotchke: A tour of Vegas Valley yard sales
• A look back at the advertising magic of "What Happens Here, Stays Here"
• Holiday Pot Lucks
• 'Absinthe' still flowing (and thrilling) at Caesars
• Where to eat, cheer and get scared this week
• Chef Jean Paul Labadie cranks up the hip factor at Garfield's
• I-15 lane closure scheduled for 90 days in North Las Vegas
• Serendipity 3's new breakfast menu has a theme: big and tasty
• Respect the cheese at Rachel's Kitchen
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• A cell phone law primer and a few devices to help you stay legal
• 'American Horry Story' is a freak show. Can you turn away?
• Book review: 'Inside Scientology'
• TV review: 'Homeland'
• Betting: Hey, wasn't offense supposed to trend down in the NFL this year?
• Cosmo's big indie weekend collects a six-pack of quality performances
• A numerical look back at the iHeartRadio Music Festival
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• '50/50' is a comedy that earns its laughs -- and its tears
• "Uncensored" at Clark County Library -- dancing to Baudelair, reading Harper Lee and Henry Miller
• Big Gaming in Nevada can make life difficult for the little guy
• Conversation starters: From Lady Gaga to Shepard Smith
• Film review: 'Circumstance'
• Five memorable moments from 'The X Factor'
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• Sexy and you know it: Dissecting LMFAO's new music video
• Nightlife news & notes: The Trop & Nikki Beach part ways and more
• Henderson Schools Guide: Whitney Elementary School opens its Village of Hope
• Fitness on the Strip: Zumbathon at Studio 54
• Local Las Vegas Filmmakers Shine in September
• New curators for First Friday art
• Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City gets $3.4 million expansion grant
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• October marks First Friday 9 year anniversary celebrating art
• News and Notes
• A star-studded night at XS Nightclub
• Who murdered Ted Binion?
• Heads-up: Don't try swimming at Cosmo pool concerts!
• Friendship, good karma and natural elements jewelry
• Race for the nerf: Celebrity/media NFL Picks Week 3
• Energy Drinks vs. Snake Oil
• Henderson Schools Guide: A-Tech and Bendorf Elementary achieve 2011 Blue Ribbon
• Local artists shipping what you need for holiday gift giving
• UFC 135: Where to watch guide
• It's 'Top Chef' meets 'Iron Chef' at the BOH Brawl
• ‘Bellflower’ finds beauty in apocalyptic love
• A little employee pampering helps fuel prosperity
• How to sell your film without selling your soul
• Prudence in Elko
• Businessmen see opportunity in distressed NLV homes
• Nevada State High School Rodeo Association 2011-2012 schedule
• Nevada State High School Rodeo Association kicks off 2011-2012 season
• Nevada GOP files ethics complaint against Shelley Berkley
• Anti-Freedom of Choice group plans 2012 initiative to end abortions in Nevada
• Bartlett ES to dedicate computer lab Friday
• NLV Judge Stephen Dahl to retire
• From David Sedaris to Alvin Ailey, Smith Center lets you design your own season
• Bailey MS to benefit from Las Vegas Culture Fest
• Ethics complaint marks new chapter in Senate race
• With Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal, gay soldiers come out of the shadows
• Will they walk? 10 Chaparral seniors looks toward May
• For the love of fenders: Q&A with Jim Rogers
• Clark County cowboys compete at Andy Devine Days Rodeo
• North Las Vegas approves hiring city manager
• Local stars 'kill it' at open-mic Cast Party, and you're invited
• Why you should care about the iHeartRadio Music Festival
• Central serves great lunch and dinner at its new Caesars location
• Kerry Simon's onion ring magic
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• Where to go and what to eat and drink this week
• Battle of Brew inspires a musical taste test
• The Cosmo goes indie
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• With Don't Ask, Don't Tell's repeal, the faceless are finally coming out of the shadows
• Five baseball movies we love
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• 'Moneyball' is a geek's look at baseball—and a great one
• Conversation starters: From money laundering to Joe Francis
• Aliens, rockers and extreme sports at Flying Saucer grand opening
• Local Realtor Jared Jones sold 931 homes in Las Vegas last year
• Penn Jillette pens an atheist bestseller
• Film review: 'Higher Ground'
• Las Vegas supports the Downtown FEED Farmers Market
• Palms Place Hotel/Spa, making it the place to be and to be seen
• Library District eBooks Now Available for Kindle
• Who killed “Buffalo” Jim Barrier?
• Consolidating services may improve efficiency, but comes with headaches
• Beers, brats and lederhosen: Oktoberfest is here!
• Tales from the SINdustry: Myra Borja
• Inspired drinks and Don Julio’s hot new tequila at Nove
• Nightlife news & notes: 1,000 nights of Tao and more
• Reid: Democrats will not ‘cave’ a government shutdown is possible
• Woman, 31, killed in North Las Vegas crash identified
• Two tragedies: Northern Nevada endures shooting, crash
• Vegas bridezillas get screen time on Oxygen
• Paul Simon (finally) books a new Las Vegas date
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• Information about teachers health insurance
• College ratings. U. of Phoenix
• Celebrity sightings: Manning, Method Man, Redman, Navarette and Ortiz
• Victor Ortiz post-fight party at Studio 54
• AUGUST HOLIDAY: Assembly approves tax relief
• Interview Op - The Duke - Survives Attempted Murder, Kidnapping And Being Robbed For Six Figures In Las Vegas Hotel
• For one night, at least, Tears for Fears still rule the world
• First YMCA in North Las Vegas celebrates grand opening
• Unemployment up for fourth straight month in Las Vegas
• Cleaner is a kooky one
• Between and rock and a hard place.
• Reno crash...sounds bad.
• Mayor Goodman smashes it at the Downtown Farmers Market
• 5 thoughts from the 35 Steaks + Martinis Grand Opening
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• 'Leverage' Actor Christian Kane shows his country side
• 28th annual Las Vegas Pride celebration is underway
• Springs Preserve brings ‘The Scoop on Poop!’ to Vegas September 26
• Gearing up for holiday sales at Adrift Art Studio
• 'Straw Dogs' remake keeps the plot but loses the power
• Las Vegas Testing Electric Car For Use In City's Fleet
• Professional Poker Player 'The Duke' Survives Attempted Murder, Kidnapping And Being Robbed For Six Figures In Las Vegas Hotel
• Naughty by Nature, Coolio and Jabbawockeez at LAX Nightclub
• Future Smiles Dental Center to open Friday
• Love Fest: Zappos crew meets Arts District
• Uncensored Voices: Celebrating Literary Freedom
• National test dates schedule available online
• Hot Spots: Diddy, Rupert Grint and more
• Mesa Grill: Latin-Comfort Fusion at Caesar's Palace, pt. 2
• Mesa Grill: Latin-Comfort Fusion at Caesar's Palace, pt. 1
• University of Phoenix. How they got accreditation slays me.
• Known psychopaths that are career criminals.
• Wolfgang Gartner is ready to reinvent himself
• Comme Ça at The Cosmopolitan will leave taste buds salivating for more
• Boom or busk, Fremont Street's performers work hard for the money
• Insurgo Theater's new Plaza digs are swell, and so is the acting
• Random photo of the week
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• Conversation starters: From Chris Christie to the Sbyke
• Las Vegas Rat Pack wins big in Gay Softball World Series
• 5 thoughts from Thievery Corporation's Cosmo show
• The poster-art circus is in town at Trifecta Gallery
• Trying to nab cabbies who long-haul fares isn't easy
• Eat yourself silly at the San Gennaro Feast
• Seeing erotica in everything ... even shoplifting
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Arden Myrin: Straight outta Little Compton
• A look at the religious affiliations of four GOP presidential contenders
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• CD review: Das Racist
• Where go, what to see and what to watch this week
• Beau Monde is baking in the (gluten) free world
• Ohming on the Strip at the Wanderlust yoga festival
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• Neon Museum isn't receiving Mob Museum-style support
• 'Drive' is a stylistic, memorable thriller
• Information about teachers health insurance
• Jeremih rocks the house at Pure Nightclub
• Four schools to take part in algebra/iPad program
• No injuries in school bus fire in North Las Vegas
• Poverty rate declined in Arizona last year
• Pedestrian in serious condition after being hit by van
• Avicii discusses EDC, Sweden's secret and superstar mentors
• Blush Boutique Nightclub says goodbye
• Governor Brian Sandoval endorses Rick Perry for 2012
• Find a great happy hour at Chinatown's Zizzy
• Nightlife news & notes: Mexican Independence Day and more
• Sandoval announces he'll back Perry for president
• Ex-strip club owner loses bid to stay out of prison pending appeal
• Henderson Schools Guide: Whitney Elementary School gets $100,000 donation
• Zappos CEO's purchase of First Friday shocks Arts District gallery owners
• Strokes. A young lady had a stroke.
• Nevada CD2 Special Election results, easy online site to follow
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• Beat Boxer Doug E. Fresh celebrates his birthday at LAX Nightclub
• Food and entertainment at Fashion’s Night Out at Crystals at CityCenter
• Ride for Reading set for Thursday, Sept. 15
• Woman, 31, critically injured in North Las Vegas crash
• Meet Rupert Grint and indulge in sweet new cocktail creations at Sugar Factory
• Race for the Nerf: Celebrity/media NFL Picks Week 1
• Missing kids create dilemma in wake of Otremba case
• A Day of Rememberance
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• Sushi Roku Las Vegas rolls out tasty new menu additions this Wednesday
• Ironman athletes invade Henderson, triathlon hub
• New York Times Article on Shelly Berkley.
• Horses 4 Heroes to honor 9/11 anniversary with Family Equestrian Day
• The best defense is offense. 9/11
• 4 Tucson-area real-estate professionals charged
• News and Notes for Sept. 9-16
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• Kaskade named America’s Best DJ 2011
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• School Board names Chief Communications Officer
• Deadmau5 gets new Mario Barth ink in Las Vegas
• Valley HS to host 9/11 commemoration Friday
• 'Sports Illustrated' says: UNLV leads the league in badass sunglasses
• The sunny side of Las Vegas news
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• How Las Vegas will remember September 11
• Mcfadden’s hosts yet another awesome event
• Maryland Parkway Music Fest gets points for trying
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• Streisand equals Leftist ideology; Republican Primary candidates equal hypocrisy
• Visited by two Police armored personal carriers
• Phoenix-area schools get solar energy
• Is Arizona a police state now?
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: New TV to watch ... and avoid
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Concerts
• Dream Zone: 'My ex-wife appeared and sat next to me'
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Albums you'll want to download
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Film
• Steve Friess' final sentiment: Vegas, I love you
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Books
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Culture from Beethoven to banned comics
• 2011 Fall A+E Guide: Returning TV that's still DVR-worthy
• Petition drive under way to recall NLV mayor
• NLV deal with police union to save rec centers, avert layoffs
• Labor Day Weekend celebrity sightings
• The unheralded genius of Weird Al
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• Take comfort in Cafe de Japon
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• The Weekly checklist: Brian Thomas, O'Sheas' Lucky the Leprechaun
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• Where to go, what to see and what to cheer for this week
• Editor's note: Everybody into the lake
• The end of the world happens way too quickly in 'Contagion'
• Film review: 'Warrior'
• Chatting with Atari Teenage Riot's Alec Empire
• Neon Reverb looks beyond this weekend's seventh edition
• CD review: The Horrible Crowes' 'Elsie'
• Some legal clarification on drinking in public
• Weekly gives its picks for the next local reality duo
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• Why the stars of 'Jersey Shore' need to film a season in Las Vegas
• A recent HOA scandal should spur residents to get involved
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• This Sunday 9/11 events are planned throughout the Las Vegas Valley
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• Lobster ME Opens in Planet Hollywood's Miracle Mile Shops
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• NLV group makes official its intent to recall Mayor Buck
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• Changing The Imperial Palace
• Fight hunger with hunger by dining at Verandah during Restaurant Week
• Metro Police release few details regarding body found in northwest valley
• Is it proper to post a memorial to Ted Binion?
• Henderson Schools Guide: Twenty-six schools benefit from $27,000 MGM grant
• STK unveils special Restaurant Week menu and Magnum Mondays' Sept. DJ lineup
• 9/11 Remembrance, Igniting The Spirit Of Unity
• MDA Telethon
• Tourism down for the 5th month. Should we be concerned?
• Leo Casey. Richard Tabish attempted to steal his property.
• Laughlin looks to halt decade of tourism declines
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• Biden campaigns in Vegas
• Are happy days for LV coming again?
• Cheyenne slips by Legacy in defensive thriller
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Doty and Michael)
• Roll into the Saturday Night Truck Stop
• Iggy’s broken foot forces Vegas show cancellation
• News and Notes for Sept. 3-9
• The Mediocrity of Vegas Road Construction Projects.
• North Las Vegas fire damages 2 homes, vehicle
• Babies and baby boomers jamming together?
• Union concessions could help keep NLV rec centers open
• Parents can boost enthusiasm for learning
• Nevada State Senator Ruben Kihuen announces run for US Congress
• Paul Oakenfold on Perfecto’s third anniversary, his longevity and collaborating with God
• The Library’s Gone Social
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• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• If you only get to one game this fall, make sure it’s ...
• Get off the couch and watch with your fellow fans at these Valley team bars
• A few more words before he goes
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• Vegas Cine Fest: How not to run a film festival
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• Concert review: Sugarland at Mandalay Bay
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• Exit interview: The Mad Caps
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• Conversation starters: From Olympic dreams to lottery scams
• What to read, where to go and what to eat this week
• Film review: 'The Guard'
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• Three dishes our resident foodies are loving at the moment
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• Surviving the collapse of civilization like a true Las Vegan
• Big Wong serves that magical combination: tasty and cheap
• Geeks get some love at 222 Imperial Gallery's new exhibit
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• Is maintaining the United Football League a loco decision?
• Las Vegas businessman enters guilty plea in federal HOA fraud case
• Growth model provides variety of data
• Green Energy does it work for you.
• Republicans can’t stand the heat, so they stay out of the Town Hall meetings
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD school calendar for 2011
• North Las Vegas retail center in bankruptcy
• Appeals panel weighs Loughner's treatment
• RIP Benny Binion
• Protest interrupts congressional hearing on unemployment
• Recession can mean opportunity.
• Early voting indicates Amodei leading Marshall
• Events guide: Labor Day Weekend 2011
• Mojave High School's turnaround starts with pride
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday @ 7:30 p.m.
• North Las Vegas, police supervisors union reach deal
• How community views education must change if schools are to be fixed
• Former North Las Vegas home caregiver fined $250
• Michael Jackson’s birthday celebration continues throughout the rest of the year
• Republican weekly address delivered by Heller riddled with rhetoric and lies
• North Las Vegas refuses to pay for lawsuits
• Chef Alex Stratta, Wynn Las Vegas part ways
• Libraries Closed for Labor Day
• Obama returns from vacation, Heller focuses on economy
• In LV, is reverse outsourcing taking place?
• Henderson Schools Guide: Are you ready?
• Henderson Schools Guide: Good habits for back-to-school
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Zeller and Hammond)
• Henderson Schools Guide: Will flashing yellow lights + new school signs = safety
• Las Vegas police ordered to pay in fatal crash
• Nevada Special Election early voting starts tomorrow for CD2
• Congratulations to CCSD Purchasing Department
• Bikini barrel racers dare to bare on August 27
• Monkeys! Rock! Charity!
• Dutch drama ‘Bride Flight’ is a bland soap opera
• Community wide drive aims to re-engage students
• CCSD trustees approve redistricting plan
• Rick Tabish is a liability because he is a braggert. Fenced silver to the mob.
• TED BINION WAS MURDERED AND SOME WANT TO FORGET. TED LIVES ON THIS FORUM.
• Get Free Online Homework Help at the Library
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• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Las Vegas Sun Censors Reader Comments
• The loneliest road: A drive down U.S. Highway 50
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• Back to school preparations include roping and riding practice
• Three free apps for you to waste time on
• Where to go, what to see and how to eat for a good cause this week
• Jet nightclub to close, reopen on New Year’s as 1OAK
• What's all the hype about coconut water for?
• How did 'Fright Night' score for Las Vegas accuracy?
• Dream Zone: 'The house was full of bees'
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• Film review: 'Terri'
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• Film review: 'Our Idiot Brother'
• If you can dream it, KoMex Express probably serves it
• Don't be very afraid of this 'Dark'
• North Las Vegas hires city manager
• Vegas newcomer Jason Adkins brings his work to Pop Up Art House
• Meet fast-rising Vegas band Most Thieves
• Got an idea for a Barrick exhibit? Post it!
• 107.9's Birthday Blowout kicks off three weeks of local music events
• Help save Downtown hip-hop dance studio Tunay
• Over 400 Personal Letters Delivered To Sen. Harry Reid From Nevadans Asking Him To Protect Their Rights And Benefits
• In defense of O'Sheas
• Art exhibit depicts CityCenter implosion months before MGM's Harmon announcement
• NLV residents say they will seek to recall Mayor Buck
• North Las Vegas, police supervisors get agreement on paper
• Mark Wahlberg, Kelly Monaco and Kristen Storms spotted dining at Simon
• Back to School for Las Vegas - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Republicans have no faith in US Military or American Excellence
• Hard Rock Hotel honors late DJ AM with a tribute display and event
• Union's Berrylicious cocktail is a sweet taste of summer
• Deciphering Bond, the Cosmo's less-traveled nightlife venue
• Nightlife news & notes: Perfecto celebrates three years and more
• North Las Vegas, police supervisors near a final resolution
• Free immunizations available to students this week
• Water authority: New report of $7.3 billion pipeline cost is worst-case analysis
• NORM CLARKE LIES
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• North Las Vegas acting city manager accepts Florida job
• News and Notes
• Free/reduced meals available to qualified students
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• WHAT DOES LABOR DAY MEAN TO YOU?
• The Venetian and The Palazzo to host Five Day, Five Diamond Scavenger Hunt
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• Jerry Lewis is BACK with the MDA Telethon this year
• Bank of America to lay off 3500 by years end.
• The Blind Center Is Very Computer Literate
• Kiss your quiet coffee shop goodbye
• Layoffs at the RJ
• Henderson Schools Guide: Martial Arts and bullying
• Nevada, local unemployment numbers up
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Vegas PBS
• Cosmopolitan’s free concert calendar hits the pool with Joy Formidable and Smith Westerns
• Fukuburger and Harry Morton partner to open brick-and-mortar LA outpost
• Cimarron-Memorial HS hosts new student orientation
• Vintage bikes, with a cocktail on the side
• The Black Widow of pool is coming to Vegas to kick your ass
• ‘Job Creators’ are not sent from heaven
• 9.11k Race and 1 Mile Walk
• In a city already suffering, North Las Vegas layoffs to hurt more
• County fires battalion chief in wake of sick leave scandal
• Gary FX LaMorte parts ways with Andre's at Monte Carlo
• Debate: Mark Amodei prefers Einstein’s theory of Insanity over facts
• Start your morning off right with Cabo Wabo Cantina's new breakfast menu
• Hot Spots: Snooki at LAX & Wet Republic and more
• New ‘Fright Night’ can’t improve on mediocrity
• New ‘Conan the Barbarian’ is brutal, but not in a fun way
• New hotel and casino opens Dec. 1.
• The badass, bold, powerful, wise women of Las Vegas
• NLV approves consolidating firefighter training with Las Vegas
• NLV Council votes to close recreation centers, lay off 21 employees
• The age of aquarium: Talking with Wayde King of ‘Tanked’
• Where to go, who to follow and how to celebrate erotic horror this week.
• Dear John: A cartoonist’s comic strip memoir about paying for sex
• Mario Batali eateries take farm-to-table dining up a notch
• Film review: 'Another Earth'
• 'Absinthe' star Penny Pibbets discusses her band Fish Circus
• Hunnypot is making sweet music in Las Vegas
• North Las Vegas to increase recreation fees
• Send me to … I Love Yogurt
• Kitten voiceovers and homicidal clothes make 'The Future' overly twee
• 'One Day' is more bad day thanks to cramming 20 years into 2 hours
• Random photo of the week
• Blue Ribbon's head-scratching deliciousness
• Conversation starters: From sharing tips to road construction
• CD review: Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks' 'Mirror Traffic'
• 'Robopocalypse' paints a frightening, believable future
• Clark County could learn from Eureka’s fiscal responsibility
• Yarnstorming? Believe it — yarn graffiti finally hit the city
• Luvs riffs off our city's tag line in a disturbing diaper commercial
• A few suggestions on how to revive Cirque's 'Viva Elvis'
• Thinking about gay Muppets, Michele Bachmann and more
• Obama promised hope and change but delivers only more campaigning
• Berkley begins slow boat to China jobs program
• Email illustrates union's campaign against NLV Council member
• NLV gets $700,000 in grants for city hall solar energy use
• Get your shuffle on with this club-ready dance lesson
• Piranha becomes a 'boutique' nightclub with its new digs
• CCSD collaborates with state on growth model
• Nightlife news & notes: Questlove, drunken gummy bears and more
• A new league, Las Vegas Mens Roller Derby, comes to town
• Opposition to water plan runs deep at public forum
• An exciting evening at the 2011 Ford Hoodie Awards at Mandalay Bay
• Is there anything bad or good about Hooter's Casino and Hotel
• Celebrity sightings: Jason Kidd, Jon Gries, Jareb Dauplaise, Steve Harvey
• Standard and Poors Executives should pay the price
• Las Vegas MMA trainer Shawn Tompkins dies in Canada
• What Sweden needs for fun.
• Vote for Mark Amodei and end Medicare
• George Wallace teams up with P.F. Chang's for free show ticket offer in August
• Should illegal drugs be legalized?
• Las Vegas teen makes National High School Finals Rodeo championships
• Ways to solve the nations financial problems.
• Las Vegas plumbing-air conditioning company lays off staff of 335
• Railroad Pass Hotel & Casino
• Steven Kurt Gratzer key witness in Ted Binion murder trial.
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• The many Vegas looks of Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino
• 'Food Network Star' to hold open casting call at the Westin
• Pumpkins in October: Corgan and co. to play Cosmopolitan
• Le Thai restaurant to open on Le Fremont Street
• Our Failing Clark county Schools
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• Negotiations continue between North Las Vegas, police union
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• Wear the Phantom’s famous mask and see why it’s famous with a twofer special
• Henderson schools guide: Back to school, back to routine
• Routine traffic stop on I-15 leads to record cocaine bust
• Change the channel. The USA is in good position to grow and prosper.
• Hot Spots: Joe Jonas at Haze, a prohibition party and more
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• It's Hollywood vs. racism in 'The Help'
• Film review: 'Life in a Day'
• What to see, where to go and what to cook this week
• Is your car an easy target for auto thieves?
• Film review: 'Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest'
• Ignite Vegas offers tech-geeks the chance to inspire others
• The view is pretty good from Kanye's and Jay-Z's 'Throne'
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• Pass the Dirty Vegas popcorn
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• Thinking about Dancing Bear parties, gas prices and more
• Local truckers to compete in driving safety championship
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• Conversation starters: From Casey Anthony to Jerry Lewis
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• Loving Weezer—then and now
• Three reasons to see DJ Calvin Harris
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• Submit your questions for "School Matters" 8/18
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• Henderson Schools Guide: Comparing apples and oranges
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• Crowds fill the Arts District despite First Friday fair cancellation
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• Two-day festival at MGM Grand promises Lady Gaga, Coldplay and more
• Turntable.fm can make you feel like a musical superhero, too
• Sunrise Hospital snuffs smoking
• Candle light vigil marks one year anniversary of slain Army veteran
• News & Notes
• Don Lemon, multiple Emmy-award Winning CNN Anchor, Officially Released his New Book Transparent on June 16th
• State takeover looms in North Las Vegas
• The Las Vegas Film Festival Celebrates "Happy Anniversary"
• The new mayor, where is the BANG?
• Las Vegan says his tip about Bulger was ignored by FBI
• According to Norm, Justin Bieber ate Chicken Wings
• We’re No. 39! Nevada rankings for everything from obesity to Twitter
• Planning commission rejects dance hall license for Area 702 Skate Park
• Las Vegas mother gets prison after death of son
• Vegas police sorry after wrong man goes to prison
• Official: State close to taking control of North Las Vegas' finances
• Judge rules against special election in North Las Vegas
• Las Vegas’ version of Ellis Island gets 15 seconds of fame
• BOA Steakhouse to mark its sixth anniversary in Las Vegas with $6 menu specials
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Frye and Stigger)
• Harry Reid at it again
• Park Highlands community in bankruptcy again
• North Las Vegas city attorney resigns, citing 'political environment'
• Saxe Theater offers free tickets to same-sex married couples
• The suite life: 10 of Las Vegas’ most extravagant hotel rooms
• Mexican drama ‘Nora’s Will’ tells a sweet story about a dark subject
• ‘Page One’ takes a scattered approach to documenting the New York Times
• Hot Spots: Keri Hilson, a bicycle Prom at Artifice and more
• Resort corridor security gets Gillespie's attention
• Religious books in hotel rooms
• That's all folks! A look back at Oscar Goodman
• Readers (and actual books) are far from endangered
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Rick Lax’s noncomprehensive local bookstore guide
• NLV residents frustrated by spat over looming police layoffs
• NLV swears in new councilwoman; one seat still vacant
• Caesar's Palace to Debut New Celebrity Chef Restaurant in September
• CD review: 'We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves'
• Jelli is listener-controlled, unsurprisingly lame FM radio
• What to ride, where to shop and connect this week
• What's new in: female voices
• Hot like glass
• NKOTBSB tour is everything their (slightly older) fans could hope for
• Let's do the Warped Tour again
• Three places to celebrate France's Bastille Day
• TV review: Alphas
• Your boss has nothing on 'Horrible Bosses'
• Betting: All signs point to a Detroit Lions' improvement
• Serious drama ... from the director of 'Twilight'?
• Summer Santa Rampage: Jolly? Try sweaty St. Nick
• Conversation starters: From vibrators to BYU radio
• Dream Zone: 'I was trying to care for a small bird/grasshopper creature'
• Annie Duke's new poker league favors skill over fluke
• Court decision allows one candidate per party in special election
• Random photo of the week
• Thinking about shaved ice, NKOTBSB and more
• As You See It: Readers defend EDC and Britney Spears
• A Weekly writer puts Forgiven's hangover cure promise to the test
• Why I am saying goodbye to Trader Joe's
• Buy Las Vegas Weekly a drink!
• 14 still running for Republican president.
• Nevada court upholds election ruling
• Nevada Supreme Court upholds lower courts ruling on Special Election
• Local DJ Vice discusses his career, who he's listening to and more
• The Pub at Monte Carlo offers a cornucopia of beer with locals’ deals
• Nightlife news & notes: Double Helix expands, Cee Lo and more
• CDR Kirk Lippold seeks Congressional District 2 run
• Marie Osmond celebrates Adam Gregory's wife's birthday at Serendipity 3
• Derby Profile: Morbid Mangler
• Accountability in Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation
• Madness in North Las Vegas Nevada
• Madness in North Las Vegas Nevada 1
• News and Notes
• The Las Vegas Film Festival is Mad About Michael Madsen
• What will Oscar (the mayor) be remembered for?
• Sweet and savory: Strip House to serve a special Rainier cherry menu on July 11
• Nevada comes in 45th on being friendly to business.
• City can't lay off police union members for at least 90 days
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD warns of the possibility of 800 more layoffs!
• Prosecutors, county primed for a legal battle
• Fireworks, festivities lure thousands to North Las Vegas Jubilee
• The first time I heard New Kids on the Block, I became a woman
• Who gets nailed for the Crazy Horse II loss?
• Judge halts plan to lay off North Las Vegas police officers
• I got scammed by someone using an IRS url
• Five observations from the Vans Warped Tour (The Plaza, June 30)
• UFC 132: where to watch, fighter appearances and afterparties
• North Las Vegas ready for annual Independence Day Jubilee on Saturday
• Authorities confiscate illegal fireworks during raid in NLV
• New election set to determine winner of NLV council seat
• Henderson Schools Guide: Recent budget cuts to schools like a roll of the dice
• Corruption. Where do you suspect its at in Clark County?
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• A bizarre lawsuit has the Pinball Hall of Fame playing defense
• The small-town hustle lives on in today's Las Vegas
• True Crime: Tales straight from the Las Vegas streets
• Blackbird Studios exhibit depicts housewives from another era
• Vegas-based Rush fans are getting spoiled
• 'Beginners' is surprisingly moving and has a subtitled Jack Russell terrier
• Mickey Mouse, but not as you know him
• Vanilla Anchor Steam Float
• Film review: 'Buck'
• Where to go and what to see this week
• 'Larry Crowne' is pleasant, well-meaning and completely forgettable
• Much ado about Utah: Cedar City's Shakespeare fest turns 50
• International flavors in the middle of Vegas
• The verdict on Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas
• Sweet or savory, new takes on a French classic
• Chatting with original 'Captain America' director Albert Pyun
• 10 Warped Tour acts parents AND kids might like
• Pan Asian firepower at David Wong's
• Nightlife news & notes: Tiesto's new reality show and more
• A visit to IKEA
• Combat Con is about bringing the pain, in any century
• Four comedians unite for an 'anti-social' gathering
• Bring on the zombie apocalypse!
• Police release photos of man wanted in North Las Vegas robberies
• Tales from the SINdustry: Kaskade
• Chatting with Insert Coin(s) security man Chris Scheele
• New Downtown lounge Lady Silvia brings Old World charm
• Rumors Say Former Las Vegas Mayoral Candidate Being Sued By Her Attorney
• Events Guide: Fourth of July Weekend
• History of the Chinese in Nevada Told Through Photographs
• Britney Spears is the least essential part of her show
• The third ‘Transformers’ movie upholds the tradition of incoherence
• The post-EDC hangover: Next year I’ll nail it
• Why you should want Dia Frampton to win ‘The Voice'
• Oscar has a birthday coming up.
• Freedom: New York style; Nevada style, and Tea Party style
• Norm Clarke plugs Chumlee
• Las Vegas is full of bank owned houses.
• A midsummer night’s Daisy dream
• A former emo kid reconnects with Taking Back Sunday
• Night 3: Putting a capper on Electric Daisy Carnival’s first trip to Vegas
• Police: Early reports indicate third night of EDC relatively uneventful
• Diary of a sick woman just trying to go to a party
• Notes from my 10-minute interview with Pauly D
• APB out on the COW.
• An handful of thoughts from EDC Night 2
• Electric Daisy Carnival Night 2: A noob gets some cred
• Nine felony drug-related arrests on second night of Electric Daisy Carnival
• Electric Daisy Carnival grows even bigger on Night 2
• UNDER WATER HOUSES* FOR SALE (*VALUE DISCOUNTED)
• Celebrating freedom through the fantastic at Electric Daisy Carnival
• Counterfeit wristband operation found at EDC
• 21 arrests and five hospitalized after Night 1 of EDC
• Rushing over to Electric Daisy Carnival’s opening night
• Electric Daisy Carnival looks right at home in Las Vegas on Night 1
• New store at Cannery is short on gifts, long on booze
• News and Notes
• National Grilling Month: Robata Yaki at the Mirage
• Skrillex talks about EDC, his residency and why he loves Vegas
• Senator Dean Heller continues to kill jobs in Nevada
• Electric Daisy Carnival: By the numbers
• Meeting involving Prime 6 schools slated for 7/19
• THE NEW MAYOR IS GOING TO COME INTO OFFICE WITH A BANG
• Residents say treated water is disgusting, but NLV says ‘no smell here’
• Judge grants order temporarily blocking NLV special election
• Eight Vegas events that draw massive crowds
• North Las Vegas election stalled by court order
• Our first peek inside Electric Daisy Carnival
• Pawngo brings the high-class hock online
• Helsinki vs. Las Vegas: the livability battle
• McCall ES students to receive backpacks
• Hot Spots: ATB, Shaq, DJ Pauly D and more
• Using Social Media to Get Business
• Response from tweets has Chamber officials chirping
• NLV City Council meets to discuss special election
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Getting to know Pasquale Rotella—the man behind EDC
• Las Vegas has become the EDM capital of America. What’s next?
• Electric Daisy Carnival 101
• Our guide for when to be where at Electric Daisy Carnival
• Ribbon of Life is a good cause, and also a good time
• Miss RushCon? Fuh-geddy-aboudit!
• Las Vegas sees the return of Home Cookin'
• Artist Ragnar's Vegas roots come through in monster restrospective
• Random photo of the week
• Pancakes ... as art? Who knew?
• Red Rock's newest music venue is a bit of a let-down
• As You See It: Readers reflect on their fathers (and picking up women in Vegas)
• Where to go and what to see this week
• FX's newest show 'Wilfred' is a mixed breed—er, bag
• Film review: 'Bad Teacher'
• A float worth dating
• Sockeye salmon to simply amaze
• Pixar's sheen is looking a bit dull after 'Cars 2'
• Delicious pizza, with thanks to Liberace
• CD Review: Bon Iver
• Popping the bubble on The Flaming Lips' live show
• Betting: Getting a handle on college football futures
• What positive things are you doing to build our economy?
• Dream Zone: 'offered me a pork chop'
• Canadian riot!
• Vegas allegedly imports 33 tons of ice to New Zealand!
• Can your phone do that? A tour of awesome apps
• Conversation starters: From stolen rebar to the death penalty
• Thinking about Miss USA, Ryan Dunn and more
• Old guy blues: What's an 80-year-old gotta do to find love?
• Social media spills out into real life more than you’d think
• A conversation with professional dominatrix Mistress Rowynn
• An afternoon with the Starkey Hearing Foundation changed Steve Friess’ life
• Crystal Harris runs away to the wedding capital of the world
• Do you love Downtown? Do you?
• Coolican: Urgent need for leaders to step up
• Henderson Schools Guide: Gibson Middle School leadership students lead project
• Business Expo 2011
• Total Wine offers a history of cider—and some great samples
• Nightlife news & notes: Deadmau5, Bacardi's robot and more
• D-rats must first kiss Harry's flabby behind before they can run for office
• Get outside, Las Vegas!
• How we doing, Nevada?
• Latin Chamber Announces Dates and Topics for Leadership Nevada Conferences
• UNLV Rodeo Team wraps up College National Finals Rodeo appearance
• Police Union to Fight Inquest Proceedings.
• Florida gun rights issue may become Nevada issue
• 31 million salary and options for COO of the Sands
• 5 thoughts from Miss USA 2011
• What did Kelly Osbourne do in Las Vegas last night?
• Vanilla Ice at LAX Nightclub
• Watch Inside Education Tuesday night at 7:30
• Is the COW a "Garu?"
• Sandoval’s education reform
• Observations on Motley Crue, Poison and New York Dolls
• Data show high joblessness for Nevada teens
• I have great memories of my FATHER.
• The COW is now working to protect the killer in Montana.
• A few thoughts from Bruno Mars/Janelle Monae at the Pearl
• Three thoughts from Spencer Smith, Panic! at the Disco drummer
• Can PSYCHOPATHS be cured?
• Drill gives firefighters experience with mass casualties
• Laughing with Lily: Lily Tomlin on food, her many different faces and the future
• Chapman Jeep hosted the Spirit of Liberty/Crossing of America Jeep Tour
• Teen boy tries his mom’s stilettos and gets the boot
• Goodman raves about Electric Daisy Carnival's move to Las Vegas
• Father's Day Buffet Specials
• 5 Father's Day grill ideas from celebrity chefs
• Public works jobs that create jobs.
• Damage from North Las Vegas recycling plant fire pegged at $2 million
• Police seek 2 men in kidnapping of mother, daughter
• ‘Green Lantern’ struggles to keep up with other superhero movies
• Two CCSD schools receive national recognition
• Hot Spots: Bruno Mars at Tao, Dragonette and more
• School district provides a summer feeding program
• CCSD implements summer feeding program for students
• I wish that I could buy some of the Sahara.
• a tribute to Arizona
• NLV police supervisors union sues over layoffs
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• The search for the perfect blackjack game ...
• A Father's Day letter to my dad
• Show pops he's tops this Sunday with Simon's special Father's Day brunch
• New election ordered in NLV race separated by single vote
• incentives for the housing bubble
• Film review: 'The Art of Getting By'
• Film review: 'Mr. Popper's Penguins'
• 'Tree of Life' is almost the best movie ever
• Esteemed artist and professor heads to Maryland to teach
• The Bellagio Gallery's latest show feels a bit tight, but it's not bad
• Where to go, what to see and how to celebrate this week
• The softer side of metal music's Death Fest
• Local artist Abraham Abebe's dreamy take on the Las Vegas landscape
• Terrence Malick Films 101
• Meet Pauly Walnuts, your new favorite sandwich
• Dream Zone: 'Pulled into a cave in the water'
• Concert review: Paul McCartney at MGM Grand
• CineKink festival's sexy films stirred crowds and conversation
• 'Peanuts' grows up with 'Dog Sees God' at Onyx
• These aren't your average samosas
• TV review: 'Falling Skies'
• Tweeting on the Fringe: An LVLT festival recap
• Smorkin' Labbits! It's Frank Kozik! Cosmo brings in Kidrobot
• Geat a head—or 20—at the Great Vegas Festival of Beer
• Spandex and body slams live on with the Future Stars of Wrestling
• Random photo of the week
• Nevada’s Capitol ignores sin and our city, but we can change that
• Conversation starters: From sports arenas to Shania Twain
• Veterans In Politics would like to know: Where is our Veterans Court 4 Clark County?
• North Las Vegas plans to cut 83 police positions, including 17 officers
• Help-U-Sell
• Operation: Military Kids provides support to military children
• Tragedy strikes UNLV Rodeo Team member
• Federal Judge slaps down RJ's partner Righthaven's right to sue - allows countersuit
• Republic's tangerine mojito is sweet relief in the summer heat
• A Weekly writer walks into a biker bar and...
• Axwell gets Marquee moving before he headlines EDC
• Nightlife news & notes: The NHL Awards, a bloody mary vodka and more
• I'm shocked. Prisoners with cell phones.
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight at 7:30 on Ch. 10
• 25 years ago today Tony Spilotro was murdered.
• North Las Vegas laying off 40 firefighters
• Things I wrote in my notebook at The Airborne Toxic Event's House of Blues debut
• Tracy Morgan’s Las Vegas show is drawing heavy fire
• Photo gallery: Miss USA hopefuls! Hula hoops! Richard Simmons!
• Clark County voter information is publicly accessible
• Events guide: Father's Day 2011
• Solve the real estate bubble in Las Vegas.
• Legislative victories for Nevada gun owners
• Beso Commemorates National Steakhouse Month with Eve Nightclub
• The moral responsibility of the Republican Party
• The moral responsibility of the Republican Party
• Illegal ballot adds uncertainty to North Las Vegas council race
• And another Obamaville rears its ugly head on the American landscape
• Developer has plans for 'Star Wars' museum on Strip
• Solution to vacant houses for sale.
• THE COW is now working undercover in Montana.
• Quick thoughts on last night's Paul McCartney show
• Electric Daisy Carnival: The lineup, revealed at last!
• Dream Vision Studios Grand Opening Offers New Space for Filmmakers
• I guess all that hope & change kinda left us all high & dry
• An interview with James McGibney, mayor of Cheaterville
• Rampart Buffet- New Menu
• Winners, losers emerge from session as lawmakers adjourn
• Josh Daries headed to third College National Finals Rodeo
• North Las Vegas sues county over Sloan Channel effluent discharge
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Brower and Bisch)
• No Chocolate Cake: the Gin Blossoms' Jesse Valenzuela on eating on the road
• North Las Vegas house fire does $229,000 damage
• Matchmaking with Slate’s Hollywood Career-o-Matic
• The Tea Party's love-hate relationship with Mitt Romney
• 43 minutes with Mikel Jollett
• Martial-arts epic ‘True Legend’ is a disappointing retread
• Hot Spots: Axwell, a superhero pub crawl and more
• Henderson Schools Guide: Three Square expands Vegas summer food service program
• Weiner's Las Vegas paramour calls events 'humiliating'
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• What Las Vegas really needs
• Reviewing Cee Lo's new Vegas-set video, 'I Want You'
• Where to go and what to see this week
• The 51s experience: Way better than a Cracker Jack tattoo
• Dead and loving it at Zombie Prom
• CD review: Arctic Monkeys' 'Suck It and See'
• Music notes: The Afghan Raiders, Vitamin Overdose, Candy Warpop
• Woody Allen wastes a good premise in 'Midnight in Paris'
• The fifth condiment: Spread some umami on your toast
• J.J. Abrams' 'Super 8' breathes life into blockbuster cliches
• Cafe Cortez and a matzo ball smackdown
• Concierge or cop story? Take our fun and fast book quote quiz!
• Go beyond the burger at Holsteins
• Learn why losers succeed with 'The Geeks Shall Inherit the Earth'
• Betting: Bust out stats to see who’s really a major league bust
• Random photo of the week
• Corkill leads UNLV Lady Rebels to College National Finals Rodeo
• As You See It: Reader comments about education, EDC and more
• Film and kink collide at CineKink
• Chatting up CineKink founder Lisa Vandever
• There’s got to be an easier way to get into Guinness than becoming a human pin cushion
• Shania is coming to Ceasars
• Downtown's art dedications bittersweet
• Local favorite Firefly won’t reopen at the Plaza
• Conversation starters: Vegas news in brief
• The Book of Mormon is a musical made for Vegas
• Commercials?! On PBS?!
• 'Sister Wives' family needs a big house for their big love
• St. Tropez Buffet at Suncoast Casino
• Always Remember You Are Loved: A children's book with an important message
• Almase easily ousts Veterans-in-Politics endorsed "Judicial Tyrant" Judge Assad
• Chris Giunchigliani gets trounced
• BOA Steakhouse introduces new menu items and a locals discount for the summer
• Carolyn Goodman wins race for Las Vegas Mayor
• NLV Councilman Richard Cherchio ousted by a single vote
• Bend over nevada.......Here it comes.............
• County in no hurry to approve NLV’s sewage-treatment plan
• Nightlife news & notes: A Palms Place pool party, Weekly Fling and more
• Take solace in drinking Firestone Walker's Solace beer
• Artisan’s Love Hangover party is an atypical poolside scene
• Mayor election. I support the MAVERICK
• Online election results for the Clark County Municipal General Election
• How about a little cake in your pants?
• Jay and Silent Bob … the live podcast?
• Clark County Municipal General Elections
• June Business Voice - The Art of Doing Business
• Photos: Burlesque Hall of Fame Weekend
• Nevada state Assembly kills SB231 - the Campus Protection bill
• The University of Phoenix.
• Philosophy, principles, and priorities set political character
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD music programs excel
• Are you boycotting Arizona?
• STK: a steakhouse for appetites of all sizes
• Southern Nevada Elks Lodges sponsor Medal of Valor Ceremony
• Political hack Ross Miller gives Harry Reid's boy a pass
• News and Notes
• Alicia Jacobs in Norm's Colum
• Congressman Joe Heck calls Social Security a ‘pyramid scheme’ (video)
• French-Canadian film ‘Incendies’ is more melodramatic than meaningful
• ‘Skateland’ rides a mellow vibe to nowhere
• That’s a wrap! ‘Real World’ redux reactions: episodes 10-13
• Coroner identifies motorcyclist killed in North Las Vegas hit-and-run
• Electric Daisy Carnival: Still no lineup …
• 6 stars of Vegas burlesque
• I'm (back) in the band
• State workers draw retirement and paychecks
• Happy birthday, Marilyn Monroe
• Motorcyclist, 40, dies in North Las Vegas crash
• Vicki Pettersson discusses the end of her 'Zodiac' series and more
• Loonies are buying up Sin City!
• Hot Spots: Nick Cannon DJs, Karina Smirnoff hosts and more
• Eric Scott, Disabled veteran, shot because
• Colleagues bid farewell to Robinson after 28 years on City Council
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• A stripped-down introduction to Vegas burlesque
• Dream Zone: 'fires and chaos'
• MTV nearly ruins 'Teen Wolf'; what other '80s classic is next?
• Where go to and what to see this week
• The CAC's 'Annual Juried Show' trims down a bit, but still delivers
• CD review: Death Cab for Cutie
• Punk Rock Bowling winds up where it was always meant to be
• CD review: My Morning Jacket
• Who needs college when Peter Thiel’s dangling $100K in front of you?
• 'X-Men: First Class' offers franchise redemption
• 'Bossypants' doesn't live up to Tina Fey
• CD review: The Mad Caps
• Las Vegas says 'Yes, Way' to My Chemical Romance
• Viva the burger: Las Vegas is the nation’s true burger capital
• Taking a glue gun to CityCenter
• Three question about Rusty Maples
• Little Theatre thinks big with its annual Fringe Festival
• As You See It: Reader comments about Cheaterville.com, Ronnie Radke and more
• Gov. Sandoval and Nevada Legislators reach deal on State budget
• Three thoughts on Philip Denker's 'CMYKYMC'
• Henderson Symphony updates a Chaplin flick with live music
• Thinking about Coachella, cockroaches and other stuff
• Why a Clark County judge is the perfect fit for 'Swift Justice'
• What the Oct. 21 rapture has to do with the Las Vegas Wranglers
• Area 702 Skatepark wants to come back bigger and safer
• Best Buffets: The Buffet at Stratosphere
• Defected in the House touches base at Club Nikki
• Nightlife news & notes: cocktail cupcakes, a beer fest and more
• MDW from the sidelines and the dancefloor
• CCSD honored for commitment to music education
• News and Notes
• Why AB 456 is a huge middle finger to Nevada’s education system
• Coachella fest adds second weekend?!
• Memorial Day Weekend brings out the celebrities in Las Vegas
• How many deceptions in one commercial?
• Finally A Circuit Board Buyer In Nevada..
• God has a sense of humor.
• Memorial Day service honors fallen Marine Corps veteran
• More musings on Punk Rock Bowling, Sunday edition
• Fire destroys vacant house in North Las Vegas
• Why I won't vote for mayor, and the new American revolution
• Random Punk Rock Bowling thoughts from Saturday night
• Memorial Day Buffet $8.99 Special
• Henderson Schools Guide: demonstrating student initiative
• Nevada Senate constitutionally passes Campus Protection Act
• Unions target incumbent Richard Cherchio in NLV council race
• Campus Protection Act goes before Nevada Senate tomorrow
• Is Dairy Queen king of the fast food shake?
• Memorial for slain veteran on Memorial Day
• NLV Police targeting drivers who aren't buckled up
• Sharron Angle does a 180 and withdraws from Nevada Special Election
• Final Martinis with the Mayor
• "A Look Ahead" presented to School Board
• The 2011 Weekly Awards
• VIP supports Amy Tarkanian Nevada’s GOP Candidate for State Party Chair
• Class of 2011 graduation schedule
• Sharron Angle quits campaign - comedians mourn
• Best tacos: Adobada at Tacos el Gordo
• Best brunch: The Country Club at Wynn
• Best Comfort Food: Table 10 at The Palazzo, pt. 2
• Best Comfort Food: Table 10 at The Palazzo, pt. 1
• Senator Dean Heller voted to kill Medicare today
• The Weekly sends its resident Gleek to ‘Glee! Live! In Concert!’
• 25 teachers to be honored for Board Certification
• Rep. Joe Heck holds Tele-Town Hall and misleads constituents on gas prices
• Wine, art and food at Bellagio's Epicurean Epicenter Series
• Playlist: Prepare for Punk Rock Bowling
• Highlights from the 2011 Cannes Film Festival encompass the entire history of the universe
• Calle 13 takes the sounds of the street to Mandalay Beach
• Lior Suchard: Bending glass and guessing PIN numbers at the Palms
• Nevada Growth Model
• Cool off from the summer heat with three drink recipes from Tabú Ultra Lounge
• World coffee prices to record levels.
• Postcards From America brings its scenic Southwest adventure through Las Vegas
• Exit through the Mob Museum: Our goodbye to Oscar Goodman
• Terry Fator claims he was being controlled by his ex-wife; was he?
• Punk Rock Bowling Tournament & Music Festival basics
• How well do you know the Punk Rock Bowling lineup?
• Film review: 'Kung Fu Panda 2'
• Our email chat with Descendents frontman Milo Aukerman
• Film review: 'The Hangover Part II'
• Viva the Canter's Deli Viva Las Vegas sandwich!
• Big screen deja vu—'Hangover 2' is in good company
• Kylie Minogue shows her goddess chops
• A new book about Area 51 lets you know what really happens there...or does it?
• Talking shop with SW and Lakeside chef David Walzog
• Where to go and what to play this week
• Laga Gaga's 'Born This Way' is an occasionally brilliant mess
• Network TV's fall lineup has fantasy, reality and hot bunnies
• Final Martinis with the Mayor tomorrow at The Martini
• Did a Las Vegas 'Extreme Makeover' family fake an illness?
• Random photo of the week
• Cheaterville.com: Scarlet letter, version 2.0
• Weekly web editor turns stage mom
• Thinking about renegade tigers, Stone Brewery and more
• Guides: Military appreciation discounts
• Hot Spots: Deadmau5, Armin van Buuren, Fatboy Slim & more
• An Employer Open House for Employers Seeking Qualified and Well Trained Workforce
• Could Beyonce be our first black, female president?
• The 'Weekly' wants you to party at the 'Weekly' Fling
• Our email chat with Marquee resident ATB
• Nikki Beach is ground zero for Tropicana's revived vibe
• Rammstein rocks more than the crotch cannon
• HBO … Don’t Go?
• System of a Down, sweat and shadow puppets: A few thoughts from the Pearl
• Woman killed after running red light in North Las Vegas identified
• Early voting underway for Clark County Municipal general elections
• Billboard Music Awards stars hit the clubs in Las Vegas
• Washington Post recognizes nine CCSD high schools
• News & Notes
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• Should party hacks like Miller have the authority to change the rules on a whim
• Best Mexican Food: Diablo's Cantina at Monte Carlo, pt. 2
• Best Mexican Food: Diablo's Cantina at Monte Carlo, pt. 1
• Don Barden's Death
• Into every life a little naked Kate Moss must fall
• Las Vegas woman, 32, dies in two-vehicle crash
• Henderson Schools Guide: When parental help turns into interference
• News & Notes
• New bookings: Iggy & The Stooges, Queens of the Stone Age, Rhianna and more
• Jammers Memorial Day Invitational
• Sequined lady parts, painful singing and a pervy abominable snowman
• Local Politics
• Spring into N9NE Steakhouse for savory new menu items
• Hot Spots: Benny Benassi at Marquee, Rihanna at Lavo and more
• Police find person of interest in North Las Vegas shooting death
• Clark County population up more than 41 percent over past decade
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Thomas Mendiola was fired
• School Board approves budget for 2011-2012
• Welcome to the other Strip
• The multimillion-dollar auto assets of Imperial Palace
• Locals take the cash, contenders move up in title races at Helldorado Days
• North Las Vegas votes to fill 7 vacancies in Utilities Department
• Number of renters on the rise in Las Vegas Valley
• Police in NLV find man dead with gunshot wound
• A true Vegas pioneer has passed away
• Deconstructing a Casey Weldon painting
• TV review: 'Too Big to Fail'
• Film review: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'
• Show some love for the shorty
• As You See It: Reader comments about masturbation, pigs and serial killers
• Film review: 'POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold'
• What to see, eat and drink this week
• A quickie on Reno band Buster Blue
• Vintner Grill doesn't want you to fear the cheese
• Keeping America's favorite comic strip alive
• Viva la bam! Emeril’s Table 10 lightens its menu up
• Five things I wrote in my notebook during Lauryn Hill's Cosmo show
• Emergency Arts presents the art of Opportunity Village
• Concert review: Elvis Costello's no-spin zone
• CD review: Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi, 'Rome'
• Theatre 7 presents an ode to Oscar Goodman
• The Rapture is coming! Here's a survival kit
• Professors talk their own sh*t with Sh*t My Students Write
• Dream Zone: 'my pants and socks were on my desk'
• Is the Health District chasing smoke by targeting hookah smokers?
• LVCVA attempts to top ‘What Happens Here, Stays Here’
• Solar array manufacturing plant opens in North Las Vegas
• Congressional Art Competition winners announced
• News & Notes
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• Manhattan Cocktail Classic celebrates a Cosmo cocktail
• Off the clock: A last night at Office Bar #2
• UNLV grads party hearty, now they want jobs
• Nightlife news & notes: Nicki Minaj, Nikki Beach and more
• How many pickles can one man eat in five minutes?
• Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval rejected a bill funding education;
• Veterans In Politics International wonders why teachers are being used as a whipping
• Coroner identifies toddler in North Las Vegas pool drowning
• The end of an era
• Sitting in judgment of Strip costumes
• Chamber Endorses Goodman for Mayor
• For Las Vegas, progress is not always a recipe for success
• Celebrity sighting: Audrina Patridge with Corey Bohan
• Jeff Timmons goes shirtless for Chippendales (and I am either sorry or smug)
• Sushi Roku: a sushi restaurant everyone can agree on
• Getting old in Las Vegas getting harder thanks to Senator Heller
• Toddler boy pulled from North Las Vegas swimming pool dies
• Esteemed author Theresa Gonsalves publishes new book "Eating Gavin's Way"
• News & Notes
• Watch Inside Education Tuesday, May 17, on Ch. 10
• SWA Memorial Day Weekend Jam 11
• True love must be rare to mean anything.
• RIP Sahara
• Neon Boneyard Park celebrates its grand opening ... a year early
• Kenyons establish dynasty at Helldorado Days Locals' Night
• Las Vegas Metro police officer indicted
• Miss the good old days?
• Las Vegas business leaders target collective bargaining for public employees
• It's getting hot in here—Jeff Timmons on Chippendales, 98 Degrees and spicy food
• How to feed a scorpion (and make it love you)
• Little Girl Found
• Clinton Sparks wants you to soak up the awesome at Moon
• World War II drama ‘Winter in Wartime’ is solid if unoriginal
• News & Notes for May 14-20
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• North Las Vegas motorcycle officer suffers serious injuries
• Season's Buffet at Silverton-Weekend Brunch
• Ethics Committee: Sen. Ensign violated federal, civil and criminal laws
• Local cowboys to try their luck at Helldorado
• DREAM ACT
• Match-ups to watch at Helldorado Rodeo
• Kimble-Simms violated Canon Rule 4 and Rule 4.1 (A) (11)
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Recycling: The Strip's best kept secret
• Saying goodbye to the once-great Sahara
• The good old days: Memories from Sahara employees who knew her well
• Nevada PTA honors Bonner ES Principal Paul Catania
• When it's too hot outside, try these cool summer reads
• The Weekly blacksout ... and writes poems
• Gorditas? Pupusas? Just call them delicious
• Four fantastic bites from the Vegas Uncork'd Grand Tasting
• Find music, beer & an education rally at the 18b Music Festival
• Senate narrowly passes bill prohibiting transgender discrimination in Nevada
• Carpe everything at Henderson's Greek Bistro
• Nevada Democrats want new business taxes to fund education, social services
• NBT & Cirque join forces to present 'A Choreographers' Showcase'
• Film review: 'Hesher'
• Indie drama 'Everything Must Go' is contemplative but tired
• The Cars are back on the road
• Not eager enough: 'The Beaver' is too serious for its own good
• Burning woman
• Bringing 'Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog to the stage'
• Judd Apatow and Kristen Wiig make a good team for 'Bridesmaids'
• Where to go and what to celebrate this week
• Getting serious about the sandbox
• World Series of cheating?
• Where Vegas ranks with casino-lovers
• May is National Masturbation Month. Can you feel the love?
• 40 days of Hard Rock labor
• Random photos we couldn't fit in otherwise
• Thinking about hungry tigers, a pickle-based battle royal and more
• Mother, 5 children reported missing are found unharmed
• Helldorado Days rodeo brings world champions to Las Vegas
• Spread the Word Nevada to adopt Cortez ES
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• What the Proposed Nevada Film Tax Incentives Could Mean for Las Vegas
• Wayne Newton gives Holly Madison her very own slow-moving sloths
• Hot Spots: A pirate party, T-Pain DJs and more
• Nightlife news & notes: Benny Benassi, Cee Lo and more
• Body English opens its doors for a one-night supercross party
• At Caesars' cabanas, punch gets the frosty treatment
• TSA searches violate Fourth Amendment and put liberty at risk
• Hard Rock's pimped-out 'Real World' suite is available, but it's bring-your-own-drama
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after North Las Vegas crash
• A few thoughts about the glitter-covered, whisky-loving liar that is Ke$ha
• First Inquest with New Rules
• Henderson Schools Guide: student initiative and donations toward success
• Celebrity sightings: Mike Posner, Arianny Celeste, Laura Croft and Chris Brown
• Morels French Steakhouse & Bistro: still one of Las Vegas' best bets
• Police seek help in search for abducted 3-year-old girl
• Ex-officer to stand trial for manslaughter in 2010 police chase
• Innovation on display at Action Research Data Fair
• Kelly Rowland mixes work and play with a delicious dinner at Beso Steakhouse
• Campaign reform legislation would bar foreign funds
• Hollywood bad boys show off their sweet side at Sugar Factory American Brasserie
• Eat to your heart's desire at Vegas Uncork'd 2011
• Serial killer art creating controversy
• May Business Voice - Jeremy Aguero Facing the Future
• Kicking off Vegas Uncork'd with champagne, chefs and one really large knife
• House Republicans vote to keep gas prices high
• 'Real World' redux reactions: episodes 7-9
• A Mother Last Mother’s Day with her dying 17 year old son
• Show mom she's tops with Top of the World's Mother's Day Grand Buffet
• Six UNLV student-athletes qualify to College National Finals Rodeo
• Student artists to be recognized Monday evening
• News and Notes
• D-rats unveil plan to raise taxes......
• Ed Williams appointed to Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Board of Trustees
• Strange
• Trump: A real tycoon
• Ethics panel: Judge candidate has 10 days to change campaign signs
• Sierra Gold's cup runneth over
• Events guide: Mother's Day 2011
• Bridge bypass traffic woes irk officials
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Rocker Ronnie Radke is out of prison and ready to make his musical mark again
• Exploring the studio space
• The Weekly's handy guide to summer concerts and CDs
• Chatting with music producer Kevin Churko
• Treat mom to SushiSamba's mouth-watering Mother's Day brunch
• Playlist: Our favorites from the local music scene
• Scalper 101: That's the ticket ... or is it?
• Holding Onto Sound's latest has bite and a message
• Students take part in Law Day
• North Las Vegas approves tentative agreement with firefighters
• Yet another EDM event is announced...
• Get your good on with Hard Rock Cafe
• John Musgrove proves his muscle with his 'New Paintings' exhibit
• Meaty manna from heaven
• Three great bites from RM Seafood
• Why locals should eat up Vegas Uncork'd
• Checklist: Kevin Burke of 'Defending the Caveman'
• CD review: The Beastie Boys' 'Hot Sauce Committe Part Two'
• Reasons we're anxious to read 'Dirty South'
• Book review: 'The Pale King'
• Where to go, what to read and how to geek out this week
• Steve Martin is one wild and crazy bluegrass musician
• CSN instructor's 'Peeping with Tom' blog offers a nasty view
• Sod vs. bod: Fake is fake, but can you tell the difference?
• Thinking about food truck vandalism, Flavor Flav and more
• Gamers to gather at Bally's for 'Mortal Kombat 9' tournament
• Film review: 'Something Borrowed'
• O Music Awards think outside the box
• Oscar Goodman: LVCVA employee or the face of Las Vegas?
• Can pub trivia be hazardous to your health?
• Film review: 'In a Better World'
• Dissecting a few highlights from Paul Carr's Vegas blog
• Celebrate the Kentucky Derby with a classic mint julep
• It fakes a village: Was Tivoli necessary in this economy?
• Film review: 'Thor'
• Get your culture on all week long at CSN
• Nightlife news & notes: Barley's Brewfest, M Resort Live and more
• With Heller headed to Senate, Berkley needs to stay in House
• Mother's Day Buffet Specials Part 2
• Are you driving less?
• Students take part in Law Day Thursday & Friday
• Photos of bin Laden shot in the face.
• Press Release: Library Board of Trustees approves Task Force workgroup recommendations; County Commission to review May 3
• Hot Spots: Cinco de Mayo parties, Ke$ha at Chateau and more
• Gov. Sandoval will address the State Budget and Education funding on TV tonight
• Treat mom to a well-deserved dining experience on the Las Vegas Strip
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight at 7:30 on Ch. 10
• News and Notes
• A few questions with Sebastian Maniscalco
• Secretary of State Ross Miller ‘the law is clear’ Nevada will hold open election
• Nevada special congressional election - no primary, open to all candidates
• Mother's Day Buffet Specials Part 1
• Rapper Flavor Flav arrested in Las Vegas
• Best Italian Food: Zeffirino at the Venetian, pt. 2
• The number of Nevada soldiers killed in pursuit of Osama Bin Laden
• Best Italian Food: Zeffirino at the Venetian, pt. 1
• UFC 129 walk-in music: Confidence is the name of the game
• President's Message
• Osama Bin Laden dead but several arrested.
• In recession, many are hungry without any hope, some are helped
• Road project to close Centennial Parkway this week
• Internationally known author and speaker joins The Freedom Hour
• Trump cannot take anykind of negative publicity
• 5 things I typed into my iPhone at Tiger Jam
• John McCain wants to be drafted
• Las Vegas is lacking the simplicity and honesty of the past
• Stars from "Green Lantern", "Thor" & More Talk About Their Hot Summer Movies
• Don't miss the Las Vegas Science Festival May 1-7
• Volunteers rehab 20 valley homes for people in need
• Steve Wynn's Wedding Guest List Photos
• Smith Center announces Broadway Las Vegas lineup—and it's awesome
• Five thoughts from 'Broadway Bares'
• Gov. Sandoval sets date for Special Election to fill Congressional seat
• Police: Man who fired at TV crew took prescription drugs, had slurred speech
• My big, fat, Royal Wedding experience
• North Las Vegas teen a world-class juggler
• Contract approved for Pedro Martinez
• Slide show puts the spotlight on teachers
• Don't miss the Las Vegas Science Festival May 1-7
• Free health screenings for children April 30
• Survey deadline extended to today (April 29)
• KTNV's issues with Dish network. NO MORE KTNV and Journal Broadcasting
• The art of Facebook un-friending
• It's really happening: Kiss, monsters and golf—oh my!
• MTV's O Music Awards are here!
• Best in Show: Rita Rudner on shopping, dining and dogs
• North Las Vegas Police to beef up search for traffic violations
• Commissioners question spending on death penalty cases
• Texas company acquires North Las Vegas condo complex
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Deborah LaPlante is Kiwanis Teacher of the Year
• School Board to honor "New Teachers of the Year"
• Survey deadline extended to April 29
• Revenge of the summer movies!!!
• Aquanet nostalgia: The faces (and knuckles) of Rockabilly Weekend
• Film review: 'I Am'
• Superheroes (and their diaries) on stage
• Film review: 'Fast Five'
• At Steve Carell leaves 'The Office,' should we care?
• Local band Clydesdale takes the town by the balls
• Overcoming fear of bananas
• Exploring the world's cuisine in one spot
• Nevada State College's new exhibit phones it in
• Ri Ra's pub fare better than most
• Exhibit to benefit the Red Cross relief efforts in Japan
• Thinking about musical memories, foul smells and more
• Book review: Everyone Loves You When You’re Dead
• Where to go, what to see and how to get scientific
• Talkin' food with ... Paul Oakenfold?!
• CD review: Explosions in the sky
• Get sick and twisted with cartoons at the Sci Fi Center
• A farewell letter to John Ensign
• Film review: Indie movies On Demand
• A Weekly writer puts her reputation—and muscles—on the line for 'Feminist/Las Vegas'
• UPDATE: Cosmo welcomes back banned transgender guest
• North Las Vegas firefighters to host free pancake breakfast
• Sandoval picks Rep. Dean Heller to finish Ensign’s Senate term
• School Board to honor "New Teachers of the Year"
• Check out the Las Vegas Science Festival May 1-7
• DJ Paul Oakenfold to co-host a cooking class at Nove Italiano on April 30
• The Stars Talk About Their Hot Summer Films at CinemaCon – Pt 1
• D-rats waste 20 million to extend dead end street across freeway
• Adult film star Ron Jeremy now making rum
• Hot Spots: Charlie Sheen returns to Sin City, Kaskade and more
• The art of introducing friends at a nightclub
• Nearly nude partying comes with some unusual concerns
• North Las Vegas schedules town hall meetings on city budget reductions
• Sharron Angle may have to run as an Independent for US Congress
• Man accused of firing on reality TV show film crew identified
• Steve Wynn's faux Elvis Wedding
• Facing the goliath challenge of unsavory political news
• HUSSEIN obama and Las Vegas
• Henderson Schools Guide: what budget cuts mean to our Valley kids
• This week's News & Notes
• Having a Ball at the Freakin' Frog
• Teachers Could Lose Extra Pay for Advanced Degrees
• More wasteful state spending
• Global Sky's Tree Planting Initiative a Success
• Lake Mead Reservoir Now Replenished By Snowfall
• AnnaLynne McCord looking sexy at Wet Republic
• Celebrate National Prime Rib Day with a special prime rib dinner at Strip House
• D-rats try to make hay out of Senate appointment, make fools of selves
• Yet another fine police officer...
• MTV O Music Awards to air from mystery Vegas location
• Another GAS PRICE thread
• 8th Annual Spring Gala
• Who wound up with the Silver???
• NLV council candidates draw cards for spot on general election ballot
• Foreigner cares—you should too
• Senator Ensign to resign as soon as tomorrow, will not finish term
• UPSET ABOUT GAS PRICES?
• Fitch drops North Las Vegas bond rating, cites $22.6 million deficit
• Cash-strapped North Las Vegas says Independence Day Jubilee will go on, but residents will pay
• ‘The Concert’ is cheesy but heartwarming
• We know where Jerey Strohmeyer is but what happened to David Cash, Jr.
• Does the news raise your blood pressure?
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• News and Notes
• Congratulations to ASC 4's Patsi Johnson
• Living with HIV/AIDS may not be a death sentence, but it ain't easy
• Mass Appeal: In search of a perfect body, Rick Lax learns about accepting a bit less
• FDR was right
• Man found dead with gunshot wound in North Las Vegas
• Motorcyclist critical after collision with car
• Send me to ... The Egg & I
• 5 things I typed into my iPhone at Mumford & Sons
• Korean cuisine evolves at Soyo Barstaurant
• Concert review: Robyn at the Cosmopolitan
• Arcade Fire rocks the Joint
• HBO's 'Cinema Verite' depicts the beginning of reality programming
• Chad Brown’s latest exhibit is a brilliant use of space
• Robert Pattinson sinks the already trite 'Water for Elephants'
• Crazy about Claire: Playmate of the Year on her beef with mustard and more
• Where to go and what to sing along to this week
• 'Feminist/Las Vegas' offers a look at women beyond the Boulevard
• After a forgettable 2010, Coachella recaptures the magic
• Strip artists show some skin for charity at Broadway Bares
• Chewing the fat with competitive eater Jason Scarincio
• Look up and enjoy 'Beauty from Above'
• Viva rockabilly!
• Random photo of the week
• A potential loss of state funding has Barrick Museum rethinking its mission
• Casinos need to show more responsibility when it comes to problem gamblers
• Rick's Cabaret: a soft sell?
• Patriots Day goes unnoticed in Las Vegas except for Oath Keepers celebration
• Carrot Top's carrot top gets tamed
• Vegas listed as 11 Comeback Cities for 2011
• Henderson Schools Guide: Elementary school students to taste-test school lunches
• Easter Buffet Specials Part 3
• Man shot during North Las Vegas home invasion
• Hot Spots: Nicki Minaj, an Easter egg hunt at Tao Beach and more
• Playboy Club is putting the tail in cocktail
• A dubstep newbie's night out with Chase and Status
• Gamer's delight: Insert Coin(s) delivers on its promise
• Nightlife news & notes: Michael Phelps, Rehab opens and more
• Host with the most? Charlie Sheen books an appearance at Chateau
• I'll bet the cow is happy.
• Sprite, Bobcats Make $25,000 Donation to Library
• 'Game of Thrones' brought me back to HBO
• Insomniac announces Electric Daisy Carnival headliners
• Easter Buffet Specials Part 2
• Man evicted from apartment arrested after police find explosive device
• North Las Vegas Chamber names new president
• Kim Kardashian not getting married (video)
• GAS PRICES KEEP GOING UP
• Portion of North Fifth Street in NLV to be closed for roadwork
• Pedro Martinez recommended for deputy supt.
• The mayors race. Who and why do you support.
• What would you think about this idea??
• Springs Preserve EggStravaganza
• Several stars seen dining at Sugar Factory American Brasserie Saturday night
• Righthaven fraud
• Patriot's Day celebration on April 19th
• what is the nicest casino hotel in Las Vegas?
• News and Notes
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD lay-off of bus drivers justified as efficient move
• Flavor Flav wants to bring a chicken joint to Vegas. Who are we to disagree?
• Greenspun companies file bankruptcy
• Dina Titus getting $107,000.00 salary to teach 1 class at UNLV?
• Justin McBride to perform at PBR Rock Bar & Grill
• Solve the revenue problem in Nevada.
• Statue of Liberty stamp gaffe a genius move
• Italian invasion: Chef Carla Pellegrino expands her empire
• Important Information from the Chamber's Government Affairs Committee
• Get your butt to a record store!
• Nevada Rep. Dean Heller and House Republicans vote to kill Medicare
• Slow down and look at the art
• 'Real World' redux reactions: episodes 4-6
• Photos: Arcade Fire at the Joint
• Hop on over to Marché Bacchus French Bistro & Wine Market for its Easter Brunch
• Survey deadline extended to April 29
• News and Notes for April 16-22
• Pedro Martinez recommended for deputy supt.
• City audit shows no firefighter sick leave abuse in North Las Vegas
• Paradise Garden Buffet at Flamingo Las Vegas
• Woman, 60, dies in crash while helping son learn to drive
• The Weekly staff selects their dream Coachella
• Shelley Berkley says she will run for US Senate
• Thousands of books to be donated to Fay Herron in library makeover
• News & Notes
• Watch "School Matters" tonight on Vegas PBS
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Life continues getting better for the Valley's gay community
• "Fitness Champions" will fry
• 10 acts not to miss at Coachella
• After a rough 2010, Coachella tries to iron itself out
• Complete Coachella 2011 schedule
• Passover and Easter Buffet Specials
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle upgraded from critical to stable condition
• Film review: 'The Conspirator'
• Film review: 'Scream 4'
• Film review: 'Of Gods and Men'
• Does Panda Bear's 'Tomboy' live up to its expectations?
• TV review: 'Game of Thrones'
• The 48-hour film fest’s defending champs show us how it’s done
• Foo Fighters are back and heavier than ever with 'Wasting Light'
• 'Scream': Then and now
• Bellagio’s 'A Sense of Place' brings together classic and contemporary
• Good music, straight outta Springboro
• DA, Police Union, Back Bill to Scrap Coroner Inquests
• Il Vino only looks upscale
• Las Vegas gets bodegas, baby!
• Falling for Andre's offal
• Black Mountain Institute celebrates National Poetry Month
• Checklist: Claire Sinclair
• Where to go and what to see this week
• Name your own price at the meet market
• Vegaschella: the Coachella spillover is in full effect
• A crash course in wheelchair rugby
• ACORN pleads guilty—and gets a slap on the wrist
• Call to Action Tomorrow For the Nevada Film Incentive
• Another community organizer bites the dust....
• Local Republicans still love convicted felon Tom Delay? [ photo and video ]
• F*** Me I'm Famous! at Wet Republic
• Best Steakhouse: Top of the World at Stratosphere, pt. 2
• Company donating 175 pet oxygen masks to local fire departments
• Best Steakhouse: Top of the World at Stratosphere, pt. 1
• This Las Vegas mother says, "Bring the troops home."
• 2 new pool parties diving into Las Vegas 'daylife' scene
• CCSD earns recognition at Inspiration Awards
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight at 7:30 on Ch. 10
• Collective bargaining is not a right.
• Reid to allow vote in US Senate to defund ‘Obamacare’ part of budget compromise
• Check out the Las Vegas Science Festival May 1-7
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday at 7:30 on Ch. 10
• Watch "School Matters" Thursday on Vegas PBS
• Lees begin fourth decade of rodeo in Vegas
• LAY OFFS FOR TEACHERS
• Veterans Court endorsed by Veterans In Politics International
• Get a free scoop of Ben & Jerry's Tuesday from your favorite Vegas performer
• Best Chinese Food: Chin Chin at New York, New York, pt 2
• Best Chinese Food: Chin Chin at New York, New York, pt. 1
• Warner Bros Presents The Big Picture at CineaCon
• Clark County DA bucks budget cut order
• New food truck alert: Haulin’ Balls
• North Las Vegas Airport open house to focus on community, safety
• Nevada's Congressional leaders will forgo paychecks if Government is shutdown
• 'Holly's World' cast reports to the floor, but fails to report one fact about the video
• And it Stoned me: A Weekly editor pairs his favorite beer with a gourmet meal
• ‘Kill the Irishman’ is a second-rate gangster movie
• Desai legal fees leave little for ex-patients
• Jerry's Nugget sued over defaulted loan
• Police seek to strengthen bonds with Hispanic community
• Bell times to change at 139 schools for 2011-2012
• ‘Potiche’ is a silly French trifle
• Do you have VIRGIN ears?
• Layoffs possible in North Las Vegas amid $22.6 million shortfall
• North Las Vegas Chamber president leaving for Tucson job
• The new ‘Arthur’ is a watered-down retread
• Steve Hill Discusses Economic Development
• McMillan named president, CEO of Las Vegas Chamber
• Michael Jordan makes sixteen-year-old boy’s wish come true (video)
• Assembly speaker calls Sandoval comments 'irrelevant' in budget debate
• YMCA to operate North Las Vegas' new recreation center
• Submit your questions for School Matters
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• The skiing, hiking, off-the-grid living, 79-year-old king of the mountain
• As LED takes over the Strip, Las Vegas’ classic neon art form is dying
• NLV City Council again delays action on firefighter contract
• Dotties,
• Lionsgate Luncheon at CinemaCon
• (Never) leaving Las Vegas
• Is the Gypsy Den winding down?
• Pillow Fight Club
• Behind-the-scenes in Vegas, with 'Wired' as guide
• LA's Lee's Sandwiches touches down in Chinatown
• Top Notch Barbeque joins the Vegas food-truck fray
• A bar fit for a Burger King
• Emergency Arts offers more than good coffee
• Three questions with Marina and the Diamonds
• The Checklist: Holding Onto Sound singer/guitarist Bennett Mains
• What to watch and what to play this week
• Three outdoor outings to check out this spring
• Spaces still available in NLV Police civilian training program
• TV review: 'Gigolos'
• 'Win Win' is a nimble seriocomedy
• Lord of the bongs: stoner fantasy 'Your Highness' runs on fumes
• CD review: TV on the Radio
• Dream Zone: ‘a snake at my feet’
• 'Hanna' combines elegant visuals with tense excitement
• If you see one show inside a giant tent this year, make it 'Absinthe'
• The Weekly sends a country boy to the ACM Awards
• Why we love the Vegas Box
• Henderson Schools Guide: RTC hosts Earth Day contest for young artists
• Top Business Leader, Former Chairman Tapped to Lead Las Vegas Chamber
• Two Democrats emerge victors in Las Vegas Mayoral Primary race
• Watch "School Matters" April 14 on Vegas PBS
• CCSD Board of Trustees approves tentative budget
• Disney Does it Again at CinemaCon
• Las Vegas Singer Releases Two New Songs
• All North Las Vegas races to be determined in June runoff
• 'Blingy fruit' and melodic blends at Rock 'n' Roll Wine's Sound Bar
• A brief guide to Vegas' beer gardens
• Nightlife news & notes: new venues, Tao gives back and more
• Hot Spots: Hugh Hefner at the Palms, DJ awards and more
• Motley Crue's Vince Neil charged with battery, disorderly conduct
• Clark County Municipal Election Results, easy Online site to follow
• Politics a job without a resume.
• Man, 18, fatally shot at North Las Vegas apartment complex identified
• High profile Las Vegas prosecutor resigns after drug arrest
• Special meeting of School Board Wednesday morning
• Eisenberg ES celebrates 20th anniversary Thursday
• The Republican Party is fallible on constitutional issues
• Man fatally shot at North Las Vegas apartment complex
• Game Show Champs, Computer Nemesis and Search for New Contestants
• Britney Spears in Las Vegas for Femme Fatale
• When I see a headline from FOX NEWS
• President Barack Obama announces reelection campaign for 2012
• This Tuesday is election day in Las Vegas and surrounding cities
• What would help the Las Vegas economy?
• Morgan Spurlock Receives CinemaCon's Documentary Filmmaker of the Year Award
• Henderson City Councilwoman Gerri Schroder unethical and in financial trouble part 1
• Henderson City Councilwoman Gerri Schroder unethical and in financial trouble part 2
• Should we be concerned about Eman el-Obeidy
• Wynn Las Vegas, dealers union stalled over 'just cause'
• Lon Kruger is leaving UNLV
• Vegas Box hopes frequent tourists leave personal items behind
• Whiskey brought the ACM Awards here, but what will get it to stay?
• Today is the deadline for entering essay contest
• Report: Households in ZIP code 89031 wealthiest in North Las Vegas
• American Country Music Weekend begins on Fremont Street Experience
• Live like a punk rocker at Fat Mike's
• EDM in-the-making
• Hop away from ‘Hop’
• ‘Insidious’ scares at first, but then falls apart
• Best Steakhouse: The Strip House at Planet Hollywood, pt. 2
• Best Steakhouse: The Strip House at Planet Hollywood, pt. 1
• Proposed Congressional budget cuts will devastate Nevada
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Where to find great sushi in the desert
• Two lives come together at an event for homeless veterans
• Grocery sushi throwdown
• Trying to put our finger on a chameleon of a local roll
• An ode to uni
• Chatting with Linda Rodriguez, Las Vegas’ rare female sushi chef
• 'The Killing' is drawn-out but intriguing
• Yet another pointless remake of 'Jane Eyre'
• 'Source Code' has both brains and action
• CD review: The Strokes' 'Angles'
• Where is havreman?
• What's new in: local music
• 'The Borgias' vs. 'The Kennedys'
• The smart way to bet on the ’dogs
• Where to rock out and what to apply for this week (hint "Aflac!")
• The Spears machine rolls on with new album 'Femme Fatale'
• Paramount Promises One Hot Summer at the Box Office
• Vegas chefs to compete on third season of 'Top Chef Masters'
• Bust out the confetti. It's Girl Talk
• Fans flock for another fix of Lady Gaga
• Come to San Francisco for the sourdough, stay for the sourdough
• Tinoco's Kitchen stays classy in its Fremont digs
• Find seasonal allure at Sin City Gallery with 'American Shunga'
• Refresh your home’s style with bright colors and lively patterns
• Governor Sandoval adds his name to anti-labor and anti-education fights
• Dearly beloved ... you should check out Sunday Sermon
• Insurgo and CSN bring 'Machinal' to life
• Best Italian Food: Valentino at the Venetian, pt. 2
• Best Italian Food: Valentino at the Venetian, pt. 1
• Artist Laurenn McCubbin puts her ass on the line for art
• Random photo of the week
• With the Sahara closing, the Stratosphere faces an identity crisis
• Despite low turnout at this year’s Twestival, Nevada is No. 1
• Police NW Area Command honored Cherchio for his dedication to law enforcement.
• Lawrence JHS to hold bicycle rodeo Thurs. & Fri.
• Students to compete in robotics competition
• Friday deadline for entering essay contest
• Nightlife news & notes: Memorial Day DJ lineups and more
• Hot Spots: Lavo's beach party, Nick Cannon DJs at Chateau and more
• Las Vegas police officer charged with domestic battery and burglary
• Four questions with Eric Michael Halderman, a VIP host at Mix Lounge
• Bar review, from the people that know best
• Dream Zone: 'I started falling'
• Going Lady Gaga over a dress
• 'Political controversy' prompts firm to withdraw from North Las Vegas deal
• In Las Vegas mayoral race, no Republican has earned NRA endorsement
• Henderson Schools Guide: CSN Fine Arts Gallery features CCSD student artwork
• "My Run" Dashes Into Theatres Everywhere for 1 Night!
• Taste and smell beer from your Iphone or Android with the Virtual Sip App
• Profile of Marlene Rogoff, candidate for mayor
• Jim Gennette, Jr. dies. Wonderful Person
• Kendra Wilkinson flaunts her body at Wet Republic
• Veterans In Politics International denounces the actions of LV Mayoral candidate
• Former NLV mayor Mike Montandon lands job at real estate firm
• Insert Coin(s) embraces local art
• Motorcyclist killed in collision with van identified
• WHAT EVER HAPPENED...???
• North Las Vegas firefighters to launch pool safety campaign
• Las Vegas mayor race. Any reason to vote for anybody but GOODMAN.
• April 19 is last day for the CCSD parent survey
• The real face of Libya. The rape of women for
• In the Las Vegas mayoral race; what part of non-partisan is hard to understand?
• First town hall for Halseth and Hammond a success
• It's voting time again!
• Yugga mountain should be completed.
• Local band Sin City Sinners sues Affliction clothing chain
• Photos: Lady Gaga at MGM Grand
• Motorcyclist dies after collision with van in North Las Vegas
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Edwards and Assad)
• ‘Sucker Punch’ is too cool for its own good
• All Day Buffet Passes- Part 2
• Nevada workforce shrinks for second month in a row
• Lady Gaga gives surprise performance at Krave
• Best Italian Food: Lavo at the Palazzo, pt. 2
• Best Italian Food: Lavo at the Palazzo, pt. 1
• Dos Caminos to host a series of interactive cooking classes throughout 2011
• News and Notes for March 27 through April 2
• Submit your questions for the next School Matters
• Uncork'd goes vegan
• 'Real World' redux reactions: episodes 1-3
• Nevada Conservatory Theatre presents Trojan Women
• Did Victoria Jackson cross the line?
• Lucky Bunny at Joseph Watson Collection
• Suck on this
• Get Jimmered! This video will have you chanting the praises of BYU’s phenom
• Red Rock Resort releases poolside concert series lineup
• Thegloss.com should be every woman’s guilty pleasure
• See 'Rent' at Ovation inside Green Valley Ranch
• This weekend in Vegas : Britney Spears, Vanessa Hudgens and more
• Chatting with Panic! At the Disco's Brendon Urie
• New principals named for three schools
• Is Carolyn Goodman more than just a name?
• A Weekly writer gives his future self some Sin City advice
• The spirits tell me that the COW
• If Gadaffi would leave Libya and bring 10 billion dollars with him.
• North Las Vegas crash sends 2 to hospital
• How big was the 'Big Love' finale?
• South by Southwest by numbers
• Checklist: Absinthe ringleader the Gazillionaire
• TV review: 'Body of Proof'
• The art of skating at Good Games 2011
• HBO’s 'Mildred Pierce' has a little too much class
• Sedona Restaurant & Lounge gets a food upgrade
• Where to go and what to see this week
• Bazic puts a Korean twist on a Southern favorite
• CAC’s 'Blur' strips away the myth of the American Dream—in breathtaking fashion
• John F. Mariani’s new book traces the ascent of Italian cuisine
• Presidio brings a new look, new menu and new hours to GVR
• CD review: Panic! At the Disco's 'Vices & Virtues'
• Artifice in the Arts District embraces the neighborhood
• Bratalian brings authentic Italian to the heart of Henderson
• Poets to read from their collaborative book, 'Tragic Bitches'
• Three questions with comedian Hal Sparks
• What causes allergies in Las Vegas?
• Nevada Reps. Heller and Heck jobs not number one issue
• Is it time for Nevada to give up the death penalty?
• The Rebels fell hard, but could be a 2012 conference favorite
• Boulder City, Nevada Mayoral Race; Linda Strickland
• The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act one year anniversary
• Henderson Schools Guide: "Chefs for Kids" visits local Las Vegas schools
• Senator Ensign addresses Nevada legislature one last time
• New principals named for three schools
• Las Vegas Veterans Stand Down provides help
• Cocktails get artsy with the Mixtures iPhone app
• David and Cathy Guetta: f*** them, they're famous
• Food for thought: Hal Sparks on comedy, music and eating right
• House party: a Dutch DJ wants you to ditch the Strip this weekend
• Nightlife news & notes: Britney Spears at the Palms, Hollywood birthdays and more
• Rebecca Black is the new black
• Hot Spots: Fergie's birthday, Dev at Blush and more
• Facing dreary financial outlook, school district to weigh job cuts
• All Day Buffet Passes- Part 1
• Tequila Party: A question of copyright
• Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison arrested.
• "Be the Example" conference Friday @ Del Sol HS
• Future of the Library Task Force releases final report at special joint meeting
• Clark County Assistant DA arrested for drugs
• Mayoral candidate George Harris affiliated with Tequila Party
• Best Steakhouse: Morton's the Steakhouse, pt. 2
• Best Steakhouse: Morton's the Steakhouse, pt. 1
• Strawberries in ther shops
• Green Cards
• News and Notes
• UFC 128 walkout music gives 'Credence' to classic tunes
• Local restaurants to donate proceeds to Japan relief efforts
• STAND DOWN AMERICA - CUT YOUR GAS CONSUMPTION
• Rising gas prices add insult to economic uncertainty
• Watch "Inside Education" on Vegas PBS Tues. night
• Take the CCSD parent survey
• 10th Annual Run Away with Cirque du Soleil
• Las Vegas mayoral candidates voice opinion on illegal immigration
• Local attorney,former police officer face arson, fraud charges
• RJ/Righthaven copyright trolls lose again
• Victor Chaltiel, candidate for mayor
• UFC 128: Where to watch guide
• Casinos
• Sports books
• Meghan McCain stumps for Las Vegas
• UNLV Opera Theatre Performs Madame Butterfly
• Run Away with Cirque du Soleil this weekend at the Springs Preserve (video)
• News and Notes for March 19-26
• TATTOO STING: Agent's use of weed examined
• Happy birthday to you: Eva Longoria treats Las Vegas locals for her birthday
• Right Pride hosts GOProud at local event
• Battle of the Brains in Sin City
• NAB SHOW 2011 Coming Soon To Las Vegas
• Spice up St. Patrick's Day with Irish-inspired cocktails
• Dr. Hepatitis taken into custody, headed to state mental hospital
• Fraudulent Veterans Endorsements
• Latin Chamber announces an exciting monthly luncheon to be held at The Cosmopolitan: attendees will have a chance to win $10,000
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• UNLV is in deep trouble, but it can be saved
• Burger Bracketology
• Why don't Las Vegans care about education?
• Hispanic population soars.
• The Game Behind The Game by Popular Morning Show Host: Russ Parr
• NLV City Council votes to open 2 pools this summer
• CAC's 'Blur' will make you rub your eyes
• Objective analysis: March Madness betting
• Comedian Carl LaBove still finding reasons to laugh
• Where to enjoy the tourney Vegas-style
• Embracing the present: Neon Reverb March 2011
• Is that it? Reunited Strokes give Vegas ... another show
• Where to go and how to help this week
• Movie review: 'Limitless'
• What's new in: guitar rock
• Mellower Marcel still cooking up weirdness
• Will BadGirls, Desertfox, Brown Eye and trgfbv actually debate me
• Matthew McConaughey gets redemption in 'The Lincoln Lawyer'
• Are there spare hotel rooms in Las Vegas for Japanese?
• Five things I wrote in my notebook at Red Bull's Soundclash
• Stoner alien flick 'Paul' is fitfully funny
• To be on 'Top Chef' you'll need more than a saucepan and knife
• Send me to ... Beach Cafe
• Two great bites you simply have to sample
• You are what you tweet
• Boil and others. Did you know . . .
• Random photo of the week
• St. Patrick's Day: get your green on
• Dying to be green
• Profile of George Harris, candidate for mayor
• Sharron Angle is back, announces run for US House of Representatives
• Illegal Alien Re-Sentenced In Crash That Killed 10
• Henderson Schools Guide: Cheyenne HS combats grafitti with Graffiti Art
• Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Fremont Street Experience
• Scale the Strat 2011 at the Stratosphere: stair racing results
• Rap pioneer Nate Dogg dead at 41
• News and Notes
• COW you know the Japanese Culture I think.
• LAS VEGAS in competition for hottest metro city.
• READER’S DIGEST “WE HEAR YOU AMERICA” 100 CITIES/100 DAYS RV TOUR COMES TO LAS VEGAS MARCH 22ND
• Hot Spots: St. Patrick's Day parties, House of Pain and more
• Take your liquor with a side of liquid nitrogen
• I knew that Desertfox loved me
• Gov. Jan Brewer took winter vacation in Alaska
• Reviving the '80s: Tao's celebrity look-alike contest
• Early voting premature in Las Vegas mayoral race
• Spago introduces new pre-theater menu in honor of Celine Dion's return
• Why Vegas kicks Miami's ass in electronic dance music
• County: North Las Vegas can’t use wash for treatment plant wastewater
• Wheeler featured at POP-UP Gallery
• Nightlife news & notes: Pure's anniversary, Wet Republic opens and more
• Hey, buddy, you got a light?
• War and disaster as a sign of the exaggerated end of times
• MGM Grand boss goes undercover on, duh, 'Undercover Boss'
• Congressman Dean Heller makes it official, announces he will run for US Senate
• Warped Tour announces Vegas venue
• Today is the last day to register for the City of Las Vegas Municipal election
• Town Hall meetings tonight at four high schools
• Vodka highlights from the Nightclub & Bar Convention and Trade Show
• Events Guide: March Madness viewing parties
• Woman accused in shooting death of cabdriver to go before judge Tuesday
• Plan would raise taxes for 100,000 new jobs
• Town Hall meetings focus on CCSD budget
• Events Guide: St. Patrick's Day
• Jersey Shore stars dig in to Paris Las Vegas' newest offerings
• Citizen activist workshop a big success
• Paris Hilton, dining at Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab at Ceasars
• Woman arrested in shooting death of North Las Vegas cab driver
• Three injured in two-car collision
• Longest running Vegas art show still going strong
• Poetry readings at Contemporary Arts Center
• NLV police, Thunderbirds to play charity softball game today
• Tea Party West holds free workshop
• No need for ‘Mars Needs Moms’
• Imagine Dragons: A local band sure to take the industry by storm
• Sahara hotel-casino to close May 16
• Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon moves to the evening
• Nina's back and looks GREAT!
• Counterpunch: Cherchio stings union front group
• Rhythm Repetition Movement at Fifth Street School
• Sin City Serendipity at Barrick Museum
• Smith Center: Getting to know us
• Why all the fuss over Five Guys?
• Tao Beach's new ad looks familiar
• Cravings Buffet at Mirage
• Dean Heller will run for US Senate in 2012
• Neon Museum cites vandalism, gets OK to build taller fence
• Trump International wants to pamper your pooch
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD announces drastic revamping of school personnel
• State Senate considers Nevada Campus Protection Act
• FOR ALL OTHER POSTERS
• Northport
• The COW left LV with his tail between his legs.
• Company helping North Las Vegas look to the future
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Keeping 'em guessing
• (The other) Paris Las Vegas
• Is LAS VEGAS really SIN CITY?
• It was only a matter of time: the Tiger's Blood Transfusion cocktail
• Three questions with Meric Long of the Dodos
• Five Neon Reverb acts you don't want to miss
• Neon Reverb: Complete schedule
• This year's Neon Reverb will be about much more than music
• Five things I wrote in my notebook at Eric Clapton
• Collapse into...R.E.M.'s latest album
• Patton Oswalt's latest book feels a little too light
• Drive-By Truckers make their Vegas debut a memorable one
• Lovely connection: Photos pair with paintings at Brett Wesley
• Celine Dion rises again!
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• Film review: 'Red Riding Hood'
• What exactly is a super food?
• Profile of Councilman Steve Ross, candidate for mayor of Las Vegas
• 'Battle: Los Angeles' is a noisy mess
• 6 suffer minor injuries in collision involving bus
• Due Forni brings two great pizza styles to Summerlin
• Carlos' Kitchen: a culinary diamond in the rough
• The Arts District gains an art house with Theatre 7
• Midnight ramblings from a terrible Rolling Stones tribute
• 'Hedwig' returns to Vegas for a one-night-only benefit show
• Poem Cycle at Charleston Heights
• Nominate your favorite artist for Lifetime Achievement Awards
• Profile of Katherine Duncan, candidate for mayor of Las Vegas
• Experience March Madness with “March Hoops” on Fremont Street
• Las Vegas Marathon moves to night start for 2011
• Hot Spots: 'Jersey Shore' invades, a Spring Break bash at Palms and more
• Nightclub sighting showdown: 'Glee' takes on 'Jersey Shore'
• F@#! Cancun. It’s MTV's Spring Break, Vegas-style
• Get in touch with your Irish side at McFadden's Restaurant and Saloon
• Mandalay Place’s Ri Ra imports Ireland with its furniture and its feel
• Public Employee Benefits
• Nightlife news & notes: tweeting for a cause, St. Patrick's Day and more
• First Friday accepting applications
• Donahue’s work still on display at Winchester
• The question of Nevada's legal brothels
• Henderson Schools Guide: Vanderburg students offer ribbons of hope to families
• Should Ensign retire. He says he has had it with bad press.
• Perhaps Clark County could be the 51st state
• Take the CCSD parent survey
• Mayoral candidates speak at First Friday event
• Nevada Film Incentive Needs Your Support!
• Lincy Foundation goes to UCLA.
• Celebrity sightings: Brittany Snow, Gary Busey, NeNe Leakes and more
• Moonshine and Nascar on the Strip
• Republican budget cuts attack children, seniors, veterans and the poor
• Senator Ensign to announce he will not seek re-election
• A-list guests find Sugar Factory American Brasserie to be simply irresistible
• Figures don't lie but some liers figure.
• if vince neil gets pulled over for dui...again.
• Student protest to shut down Las Vegas Strip
• Under scrutiny, firefighter sick leave falls
• See Pueblo artifacts at Clark County Museum
• Forms Environmental at SNMFA
• High School Proficiency Exams slated for next week
• Doomsday
• North Las Vegas offers parents gang-prevention classes
• PBS article: RJ/Righthaven copyright infringement trolling
• Veterans Stand Down, Las Vegas, NV
• Steve Hill on the Chamber's reform agenda
• Nevada Republicans Issue Demands
• Laser tag arcade planned for Town Square mall
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD to offer full-day tuition-based Kindergarten
• Las Vegas chefs, Bravo wants you!
• A dickens of a way to do BUSINESS.
• North Las Vegas extends park hours for RC airplane enthusiasts
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• What do local workers do when their shifts are over?
• Where to go, after you go out—and places we wish existed
• These dishes really hit the spot after a long night out
• Most cities sleep. Not this one.
• Town Hall meetings to focus on CCSD budget
• Dreaming of Vegas-chella
• Where to go, what to learn and you should be cheering this week
• Book review: 'Alone Together'
• Amusement park to bring more fun and games to Las Vegas Strip
• Ahern plays the keys safely at 'Piano! Las Vegas'
• Fleming's Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar: an A-list affair without the hassle
• Vegas Filmmaker Opens Arthouse Movie Theatre with Premiere This Week
• Two recommended new exhibits
• Movie review: 'Rango'
• So far, snow good for Red Abbey
• 'Cedar Rapids' is a recycled man-child comedy
• Artist Mary Warner curates and shows at Springs Preserve
• In Jose Andres' hands, small plates get big treatment
• 'The Adjustment Bureau' is a skewed sci-fi romance
• 5K fun run to raise money for Australia flood relief efforts
• A late-season surge has UNLV poised for a postseason run
• Tony Stewart drives a cab in Vegas
• Why NCAA tourney bettors should stick with marquee teams
• No day but...Wednesday. 'Rent' returns to the Valley
• Trash gets a second life with 'ArtCycle' at Emergency Arts
• 'Real World' returns to town to embarrass us all
• What's new in experimental music
• Nevada Ballet Theatre spices it up for their spring series
• TV review: 'Taking on Tyson'
• Local model deals blackjack all over the city...and makes no tips
• Would you rather rob a casino wearing a helmet or a mustache?
• Beauty queens with rings at the Mrs. Nevada Pageant
• Save Education Protest, Las Vegas, NV - Sunday, March 6th
• dubious honor, but we're No. 1 in public-private pay gap
• Bus or fly from the Las Vegas Strip to LVMS for NASCAR Weekend
• New artists featured at local gallery
• Hot Spots: 'Real World' at Vanity, Three 6 Mafia at Haze and more
• Sweet sophistication: Chateau and Sugar Factory freshen up Paris
• Nightlife news & notes: A masquarade ball, Josh Strickland's dance single and more
• Daisy comes to the desert: EDC hits Vegas this June
• Win a chance to meet Kim Kardashian Friday at Sugar Factory American Brasserie
• Let’s see how many red tags you people will give me.
• New trail to open at Robert E. 'Bob' Price Park
• Bellagio announces Hyde Lounge, an indoor-outdoor nightclub
• Latin Chamber Joins Forces with United Way of Southern Nevada and the Southern Nevada Health District to Launch Annual "Shots 4 Tots" Campaign: Marc
• Why Reform Matters
• Streets reopen near NLV Police headquarters after suspicious package
• WE THE PEOPLE according Gov. Jan Brewer
• A New Nevada Public Computer center is Open for Business at the Latin Chamber of Commerce
• California man dies after falling into meat grinder
• $4 gasoline possible by Memorial Day, official believes
• Town Hall meetings to focus on CCSD budget
• Take the CCSD parent survey
• Ross Miller to introduce Campaign Finance reform legislation, again
• Events Guide: NASCAR Weekend 2011
• Teddy Tin Aling where are you?
• Kim Kardashian to host star-studded Sugar Factory American Brasserie opening
• Artist Sam Davis at TRIFECTA Gallery
• Snubbed at the Oscars Corey Haim is Remembered in Las Vegas
• Las Vegas Elections 2011 general voter information
• Sick leave abuse puts firefighters union chief in real bind
• Skate park shooting, complaints prompt review of business license
• TIGER program brings new transit project and jobs to Las Vegas
• Nevada Public Employees Still Among Highest Paid in the U.S.
• News and Notes
• Where to see your favorite drivers in town for NASCAR Weekend
• Do you know any psychologist, are they sane?
• A Crawl worth photographing
• One injured in shooting at North Las Vegas skate park
• Steve Wynn taps Vern "Mini Me" Troyer as his best man
• Astonishing photos from the protest rallies in Wisconsin and New York
• Wisconsin protest rallies spread to all 50 States
• Kaleidoscope at Springs Preserve
• A return to paper ballots
• Jerome Leaders Push For Medical Marijuana Dispensary
• Vince Neil ate McDonalds
• Frozen at Studio 8 Ten
• 'Survivor' Rupert promotes new table game in Vegas
• Goodman: Despite what Harry Reid says, prostitution isn’t hurting Nevada’s economy
• Live from the Hoover Dam -1:00pm today - Job Creation
• The ideological war: unions v. "We the People"
• Don't miss Recycled Percussion at the Tropicana
• Arrested Las Vegas man escapes in police car
• 'Piano! Las Vegas' starring Ryan Ahern celebrates its grand opening
• Wisconsin assembly passes anti-union bill, protests planned in all 50 States
• No school for students on Monday, Feb. 28
• Asian Chamber of Commerce to honor Trustee Edwards
• Anybody ever see the king of poker "Bobby Riggs"
• Largest U.S. rave Electric Daisy Carnival leaving LA for Vegas
• Weekend art happenings
• Hang with Mr. Cooper at The Hilton
• Back to: Business Las Vegas existing-home sales fall; median price at $115,000
• Watch the least sexy Wii game ever created
• Cocktail communism: M Resort offers the ultimate happy hour
• Did Rihanna's S and M video really deserve to be banned?
• Editor's note: Facebooking from the very beginning
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Asian Chamber of Commerce to honor Trustee Edwards
• Target Foundation grant helps high school students
• Mid-century manor: At home with Bill Johnson, co-owner of Retro Vegas
• The new face of friendship
• Run Away with Cirque du Soleil 5k Run
• Connections at Brett Wesley Gallery
• Six questions with Pendulum's Gareth McGrillen
• Revisiting 'Flashlight'
• News & Notes: Jesse Fitts goes folk, 12 Volt Sex and (the other) Jack Johnson
• Another Federal Judge rules health care reforms are Constitutional
• 'event horizon' is a whimsical look at environmental collapse
• A few Academy Awards WTF? moments
• Movie review: 'Hall Pass'
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• Italian by the book: Moretti's Eatery serves up all the standards
• Send me to ... Biaggio's Pizzeria
• Las Vegas deserves better than to see bands like The Black Keys in ballrooms
• Blue Star Moms pack boxes for the troops
• See what the buzz is about at Buzz BBQ's new location
• Las Vegas Little Theatre delivers a perfectly tuned 'Prelude to a Kiss'
• Comic review: 'Captain Wonder 3D'
• CD review: Radiohead's 'The King of Limbs'
• Dream Zone: black goo and a black bear
• Chatting with Mike Cooley of Drive-By Truckers
• Education under siege: A first-hand account from a UNLV professor
• Two universities in disaster mode: UNLV and Tulane
• Harry Reid wants to turn on the red light...on red lights
• For Droog, home is where the Lego buffet is
• Henderson Schools Guide: Good things happening at Las Vegas area schools
• Opportunity Village deserves its title as Las Vegas' Favorite Charity
• Brothel-bashing Reid should dig into state's other problems
• Should Nevada ban brothels?
• School name applications are due March 11
• Insert Coin(s) will feature local artists and every game you could ever possibly want
• Vanguard Lounge: Now serving Drunk Monks and Broken Necks
• Free and easy—drinks, not your dance partner
• Hot Spots: Bob Sinclar at the Bank, a scooter party at Beauty Bar and more
• Leave the Speedos at home! Day club season is almost here
• Nightlife news & notes: Deadmau5 at XS, bacon cocktails and more
• Nevada to copy Utah job-creation model?
• Harry Reid is a master in the art of killing jobs...For Nevadans.
• Senator Reid ‘time has come for us to outlaw prostitution’
• Stone Temple Pilots will perform live this Friday
• The past seven days of celebrities in Vegas
• Small Business Development Center Announces NxLeveL Business Development Class
• Senator Reid to address Nevada Legislature, Brothel industry worried
• News and Notes
• Unions protest in solidarity for Wisconsin public sector employees
• Nevadans make their voices heard in rallies across the State
• The Sun Also Rises
• Voters support limiting state spending
• Watch out rich older men, Sandy Murphy who offed Ted Binion is on the prowl.
• Darren Mack owes $590 million.
• North Las Vegas motorcycle officer injured in collision
• Struggling homeowners invited to foreclosure mediation workshops in NLV
• A sweet birthday for Ashley Greene at Pure Nightclub
• Firefighters union boss’ father a hefty user of sick leave
• Can you recommend a mortgage broker?
• Nevada workers will rally in support of Wisconsin workers on Monday
• Screenwriter /Producer Stephen G. Levy Gives His Odds on Oscar!
• Veterans In Politics is proud to support the two pro-gun bills
• Happy hour improved: T-Bones T-Time
• Wisconsin governor trying to do away with unions.
• Wisdom from a drunk baby in Las Palmas
• B.B. King’s Blues Club at Mirage files for bankruptcy
• Wisconsin public sector protests balanced budget initiative
• ‘Fox Lies’ chanted at Fox reporter by American workers in Wisconsin (Video)
• Grammy-winning Arcade Fire announces April show at Joint
• Nevada Assembly passes ‘Nevada Jobs First’ legislation
• Police: Teacher knew of handgun at school for 3 days
• See Roman goddess of love at First Friday
• Shooting near Route 160
• Caroliyn Goodman, are you going to join the campaign?
• News and Notes
• CCSD magnet schools earn national recognition
• Off-Strip restaurants among semifinalists for James Beard Awards
• Double Down sues the Double Down
• What is good for the Goose is sauce for the Gander
• One solution to fix the local money problem
• Grab your balls! Punk Rock Bowling rolls Downtown
• Henderson Schools Guide: special events and congratulations from CCSD
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• I think its time for a new board name.
• Meet (most of) the 18 candiates in the mayoral clown car
• The Land of More: a venture into the kitchen of the Rio’s Carnival World Buffet
• More Championship Rodeo Coming to Las Vegas
• Las Vegas, NLV plan to merge services could save $5.6 million
• The short, sweet and Dam good film festival
• 18 in front of the orchestra
• Corsets and pasties for the Burlesque Hall of Fame
• And the award for best Grammy tweet goes to ...
• CD review: James Blake's 'James Blake'
• Where to go and what to see this week
• CD review: PJ Harvey's 'Let England Shake'
• Extreme combat: Young bands battle for festival slots
• Five great series you could be checking out now on Netflix
• Onetime scene kings 12 Volt Sex return for one night only
• Dogfighting with frickin' laser beams!
• Movie review: 'Unknown'
• Dull action and duller romance combine in 'I Am Number Four'
• 'Barney's Version' is flawed, yet still intriguing
• A little Corner of the East Coast serves up crab-tastic eats
• Seldom Seen Poets find the spotlight at Sunrise Coffee
• Sliders, every day of the week, with Slidin' Thru's new HQ
• Three questions with Rachel Fannan
• Dream Zone: 'he was butt naked!'
• Trunk Show: Wood grain offers a warm and striking look
• Reality TV star Jesse Kovacs spotted at Miracle Mile with model Summer Albertsen
• North Las Vegas touts opening of new trail
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Crusade and Duncan)
• CCW permit requirements under review by state Senate Judiciary Committee
• Majority of Nevadans believe worst of economy is over
• Most Nevadans disagree with Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval's plan to avoid tax increa
• Reporting in on Ryan Baker One Year After The Dam Short Film Festival
• Process server jailed on new felony charges
• When Harry met Manny: Senator Reid presents US Flag to Manny Pacquiao
• Finally! Mexico's Victoria beer reaches Las Vegas
• Miami arrives on the Strip, courtesy of Nikki Beach
• Nightlife news & notes: Afrojack wins a Grammy, 'Glee' at Tao and more
• Zombies want your brains, not love, at Valentine's pub crawl
• STK to host 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Models Fan Meet and Greet
• Rep. Dean Heller positioned to take out Sen. John Ensign
• Heller poll shows big lead over Ensign
• 15 to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom today
• President's new budget puts old chicken lips Harry in a tough spot
• Sean Kingston celebrates his 21st birthday at Tryst Nightclub
• Breaking News from Norm on a local TV Station
• Union says North Las Vegas firefighters average 4.3 sick days annually
• Preview Las Vegas speakers explain steps to area's economic recovery
• Las Vegas visitor numbers will grow in 2011, tourism official says
• Optimism growing for Las Vegas' economic recovery
• See Emergy before it closes
• Unions looking for more handouts from taxpayers.
• News and Notes
• Why does the COW inspire one to think?
• Real ID re-emerges in the state legislature
• State legislature shouldn't go unnoticed by Nevada citizens
• "The Rules of House-Sitting" Apply at the Dam Short Film Festival
• BUBBA. BUBBA FROM MONTANA
• Jessica Williams, is she still in jail.
• Mega slot winner, remember she was severly injured by drunk driver.
• We have Black History, Hispanic Herritage Month why not a White History Month?
• Actor George Clooney was having dinner at a Cincinnati restaurant on Friday night
• Holly, Josh and Angel celebrate Valentine's Day at Tryst Nightclub
• Mother of children killed in Pahrump fire arrested, charged with manslaughter
• Court prepares to hear hepatitis C cases
• JASON MOSS COMMITTED SUICIDE. why? What goes on in the minds of brillant people?
• "Modern Art" at the Dam Short Film Festival
• Solve the Las Vegas economic problem.
• Water authority to vote on adding to cost of intake
• Firefighters' sick-leave abuse case catches FBI's attention
• Emmy Rossum heats up the screen in "Shameless"
• Versailles Casket provides revolutionary auto-mummification caskets
• CPAC 2011 Presidential straw poll results
• Corruption in Las Vegas, is there any probable cause to believe?
• Yogurtland at Town Square may soon have a Tasti competitor
• Dam Short Film Festival Cashes In With "Traveler's Check"
• Why your ears will love March 12
• Committee on Commerce, Labor and Energy passes domestic pet bill
• Light your fire with three aphrodisiac-laced cocktails at Tabu Ultra Lounge
• Krave gets spiritual with medium Allison Dubois
• Las Vegas Mayoral candidate Chris Giunchigliani first campaign video
• A romantic Valentine’s Day dinner at Alizé at the Top of the Palms
• Committee on Revenue contemplates reining in tax payers
• Art professor to receive Governor’s Art Award
• Canyon Springs players find spot at Southern University
• Target Foundation grant helps high school students
• From Public Enemy to Reality TV, Iconic Star Flavor Flav Tells All In His No-Holds-Barred Memoir
• Multiple Emmy-Winning Journalist Don Lemon Pens A Searingly Transparent Memoir
• We know where Jeramy Stroymeyer is but where is David Cash, Jr.
• This Movie is Worth Checking Out at the Dam Short Film Festival
• Jan Brewer/Arizona sue the Fed. Goverment
• Rao's host "Bubbles" dead at 65
• BOIL
• 'Glee Live! In Concert!' to kick off North American tour in Vegas
• ‘Gnomeo & Juliet’ makes a tragedy of adapting Shakespeare
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” (Cranor and Brown)
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• 2011 graduation schedule
• A local escort reveals what it’s like to work on the most romantic night of the year
• 8 dates in 8 days
• Ashley Madison and the state of affairs
• "Cowboy" Rides High In the Dam Short Film Festival
• Chinese New Year at the Bellagio Conservatory
• Where to go and what to read this week
• Justin Bieber in 3D? What next?
• We've got a Harry Potter tribute band
• Fuzzy-Thinking Right Wingers Cutting State Budgets
• CD review: Twin Brother's 'Best Frenzy'
• Kristen Peterson goes gallery hopping
• Catching up with Franky Perez
• CD review: The Get Up Kids 'There Are Rules'
• Making art out of tweets
• Betting on Super Bowl MVP voting?
• Sweet-talking pastry chefs
• Steve Martin departs from his usual hilarity with 'An Object of Beauty'
• Arbitrary excerpts: Snooki, 2012, and more
• Random photo of the week
• No farmers market this week as Molto Vegas seeks business license
• The prognosis for UMC is not good
• Does Valentine's Day suck?
• Las Vegas is a romantic city. No, it’s not. Wait a second...
• A new stadium at UNLV might sound like a bad idea. Think again
• Rare ocelot sighted, treed in Huachucas
• Senators Ensign and Vitter, and now Rep. Chris Lee
• A casino robber's to (not) do list
• Thinking about Glen Lerner, the Bellagio's art gallery and more
• Special speaker slated for next guild meeting
• Hot Spots: DJ Pauly D, Matt Darey and more
• Police scarred his psychic.
• North Las Vegas hopes new City Hall spurs development
• Love Valentine's Day? Hate it? The District has you covered
• Vegas prepares for its new (Lingerie) football team
• Nightlife news & notes: Celebs at Tiesto, Playground's new nightclub and more
• Valentine’s Day cocktails for celebrating or drowning sorrows
• Dr. Hepatitis beats the rap..........
• Construction to divert traffic on northern Las Vegas Beltway
• Tea Party pays less in taxes under Obama for 3rd year in a row
• Burlesque performers to tease you at El Cortez
• Luis Valera Appointed to Public Utilities Commission
• Henderson Schools Guide: 4th annual Community Awareness Conference
• Rogers ES counselor stars in play about slavery
• Local Nevada Filmmakers Make Dam Short Film Festival Damn Good!
• Mobsters would envy how firefighters shake down taxpayers
• Dr. Hapatitis beats the rap...........
• Nevada Legislature
• Photo gallery: Lingerie Bowl VIII
• College Republicans lead by example
• Mandalay Bay Bayside Buffet and Shark Reef package
• Students at Agassi Prep weigh in on current events following Tucson tragedy
• Nevada’s 76th State Legislature begins today
• Political Eye: Foes critical of Sandoval budget as war of words heats up
• Target Foundation grant helps high school students
• National/International Best-Selling Author/CEO to speak at the NSA Annual Spring Conference that will be held in Las Vegas, NV - March 18th - 20th, 2011.
• Legislative session starts with Halseth representing SD9
• OUR COW. American hero if he solves the states fiscal crisis.
• Celebrity sightings on the Las Vegas Strip
• Killer says deadly Hilton blaze in 1981 'wasn't meant to hurt anybody'
• Pick one or the other.
• UFC 126 walk in music: rap, rock and Kenny Loggins?
• Last night's exhilerating and elegant Chinese New Year celebrations at Aria
• Retail market still struggling in Southern Nevada
• Local students weigh in on current events following Tucson tragedy
• REPUBLICANS CUT THE BUDGET BY KAZILLIONS
• The COW cannot solve the states fiscal problems.
• Ride safely with the Designated Drivers Foundation on Superbowl Sunday
• NLV company wants to build inflatable space station for NASA
• Missing North Las Vegas teen located in good condition
• Imagine Dragons to play Norwegian megashow
• Win a year's supply of condoms ... that's one a day, FYI
• Belligio robber-full of himself-braggert
• Chatting with Joey McIntyre
• NASA official to tour North Las Vegas aerospace company
• Casting call: Audition for a Palms gig from your bedroom
• Hosed by the experts
• Airman has heart attack, dies while exercising on treadmill at Nellis AFB
• Our COW will solve the fiscal crisis.
• Molto Vegas Farmer's Market shut down by county
• Vegas resorts roll out the red carpet for one very special lady
• Casinos speak the language of money (but some have bilingual dealers now!)
• 'Sister Wives' asks: Where the jobs at, Vegas?
• Judge's son arrested in 1.5 million casino heist
• What did the GROUNDHOG tell us this year.
• Teacher raises
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday night on Ch. 10
• Welcome to unfabulous Macau
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Art 101: A tour through Las Vegas' visual arts scene
• North Las Vegas seeks audit of firefighter sick leave, overtime
• North Las Vegas raises fees to save aquatics programs
• Three Valentine's Day reservations to woo your sweetheart
• The fry guy
• Cuban surprise in the suburbs
• Hot Spots: Five years of Tryst, Oakenfold returns and more
• Girls Gone Wild' founder indicted on gambling charge
• Year of the Rabbit art exhibition set to open
• Paradise Palms is history
• Why you need to know Red Eye Radio
• Checklist: Noelle Patricia, 'Peepshow' dancer and 'Your Mama Don't Dance' winner
• Size matters for Tanyalee Davis
• Jewish Film Festival hits many highs
• Where to go and what to eat this week
• Give it up, Ozzy Osbourne
• Movie review: 'Sanctum'
• Developers unveil proposal for UNLV stadium complex
• Movie review: 'Somewhere'
• Talking trash: Two Vegas-based fanatics square off
• Fox’s latest cop drama, 'Chicago Code' is stilted and bland
• Police seek help in search for missing 16-year-old girl
• Music and art collide at R2K Studio
• Television loves Las Vegas
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show” Hafen and Ross
• Dam good movies in Boulder City
• CD review: Wanda Jackson 'The Party Ain't Over'
• Mobile home fire displaces family in North Las Vegas
• Michael Jackson set in stone—er, concrete
• Beware! Some Strip properties are resorting to nickel and diming
• Three questions with comedian Joe Rogan
• A Look at Oscar's Good Run
• Thinking about overtipping, Bryce Harper and more
• Favorite pastimes of Adult Film stars: Video games and religious debates?
• Johnny Smalls' all-you-can-eat promotion proves bigger isn't always better
• McFadden’s is the place to be for football lovers on February 6th
• Sandoval’s long term economic recovery plan is short sighted
• How a recovered Democrat became the Las Vegas Conservative Examiner
• Celebrity sightings: Joey Fatone, Wilmer Valderrama, and Vince Neil
• County finds more widespread abuse of firefighter sick leave
• Abuse of sick leave by firefighters detailed
• Law enforcement considering another push for red-light cameras
• Five high schools among sites for flu shots
• Was Eric Scott indirectly murdered?
• Best Steakhouse: Craftsteak at the MGM Grand, pt. 2
• Best Steakhouse: Craftsteak at the MGM Grand, pt. 1
• After all that hope & change, here are the results
• Congratulations to photo contest winners
• Watch Inside Education tonight on Vegas PBS
• News & Notes
• NorthPort due in Las Vegas any day now.
• Vegas restaurateurs to judge for ‘Top Chef’
• VOODOO economics: Casinos report 3.4 billion loss 2010.
• Angel Porrino's real-life fairy tale: reality TV star on food, life and Peepshow
• Las Vegas will continue to rock on with Linkin Park and Stone Temple Pilots
• January Recap: Best celebrity sightings in Vegas this month
• Las Vegas, North Las Vegas on list of cities with worst water
• Republican proposes slashing Veterans Health care and Benefits by $4.5 billion
• Where to watch (and eat and drink): Super Bowl XLV Sunday
• Nevada Rep. Joe Heck (CD3) to hold Open House tomorrow
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show”
• See youth art and writing winners at Springs Preserve
• Latin Chamber NIA Project Teen Expo
• GENE KIRKPATRICK hired his handyman to murder his son-in-law.
• Producer Mark Castaldo's Documentary "My Run" is a Marathon Hit
• Henderson Schools Guide: CCSD announces grant and donation for school district
• In any organization our size, there's definitely bad apple
• The Imagination Movers are coming to Las Vegas February 22
• What does the "YEAR OF THE RABBIT" mean to you?
• 3 boys arrested in North Las Vegas vandalism incidents
• Sandovals shine during inaugural ball
• Won't be long and there will be a shift in races.
• Tell us about the BOARD COW
• Clark County Detention Center
• Back Packs for Students
• Can Anyone Explain this???
• The mob: do you think there out of Nevada? Read John L. Smith report.
• What do you call people who come to Vegas and wear lots of gold and jewelry.
• Las Vegas property value appeals outpace 2010
• Be seduced by Strip House's special Valentine's Day menu additions
• Locals to get special treatment at House of Blues
• Info on capital funds & debt service reserve funds
• Vote for winning photo in middle school contest
• News & Notes highlights upcoming CCSD activities
• Target Foundation grant helps high school students
• NLV Police respond to calls of gunshot at apartment
• Mrs. Corngold going to buy a foreclosure in LV
• Forming coalitions leads to success
• Coachella tix: already gone
• Business interests are lobbied over budget plans
• Governor: Tax increases last thing Nevada businesses need
• Gov. Sandoval stresses job creation importance while maintaining no tax stance
• Grouch at the DMV..
• Sandoval plan would jeopardize school district's finances, CFO says
• Town hall meetings this Saturday will address Sandoval budget cuts
• Appearing on TV didn’t make Shae Wilhite rich or famous, but it did give her one heckuva story
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Step into a cab and you might get taken for a ride
• Feeling the 'Emergy'
• Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s 'Biutiful' wallows in misery
• Tarah Grace's magnetic pull
• Movie review: 'The Mechanic'
• The Year of the Rabbit ... in high-density foam and flowers
• Thumbs up or down for Roger Ebert?
• MILFs, Cinderella and bestiality at improv S.E.T.
• Five thoughts on the Social Distortion concert
• One uneven performance mars the otherwise charming 'Another Year'
• Where to go and what to eat this week
• Pasta on the move
• Weezer doubles down on the album-concert concept
• Democratic lawmakers being 'rude,' Republican senator says
• Eat your words: Chinese New Year foods send hopeful messages
• Danielle Kelly comes full circle with new art exhibit
• Corb Lund discusses Canadian country, cattle culture and more
• Random News Quiz
• Nevada’s first distillery is ready to go online—once permits are issued
• The weapons industry shows off its latest at its Vegas convention
• A super bummer
• Random photo of the week
• Union front group to launch P.R. blitz
• Businesses must stay prepared for crises
• Cow festival canceled.
• Mesquite residents stunned by deaths of council member, husband
• Obama SOTU: Innovation and education key to America’s economic future
• Hot Spots: Yolanda Be Cool, a beer fest at Big Dog's and more
• Wine drinking with Tom Colicchio and more at Uncork'd 2011
• Clark County Republican Central Committee meeting held
• Candidates begin filing for North Las Vegas municipal election
• How to act when you’re the guest of honor
• In search for adventure, three men embark on a PT's pub-crawling marathon
• Soulkitchen’s Edgar Reyes celebrates his birthday at Vanguard
• Nightlife news & notes: Teddybears play Cosmo, the Giants at Moon and more
• Dream Zone: 'Dead people didn’t like where they were buried'
• Brian's (same old) song
• Clark County School Dist employee still masterbating on the job
• Is it asking to much for a Ted Binion memorial thread.
• Sandoval: ‘Our education system is broken’ we must cut spending on education
• Dancing Like a Star: Pas De Deux Academy Takes Dance to a Higher Level
• Sandoval gives his first State of the State address
• Make money don't save money.
• Learning from Venturi prints
• From roasts to buffets to that Aflac duck: an interview with Gilbert Gottfried
• Artist Dennis Oppenheim dies, leaving unfinished sculpture in Las Vegas
• Gov. Brian Sandoval to give State of the State speech tonight
• Love on the Run 10M, 10K, and 5K
• Book in a Year Workshop
• SECTA hosts "Tech Night" for prospective students
• Sandoval to unveil budget
• KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOR
• Stratosphere to be title sponsor for NASCAR Pole Day at Las Vegas Motor Speedway
• The Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival Keeps Marching On
• Henderson Schools Guide: help for teen parents at a local school
• PHOTOS: Weezer at the Joint
• 9-year-old North Las Vegas boy reported missing
• How rude!
• Get schooled at SushiSamba's Sushi + Sake 101 class
• North Las Vegas firefighters extinguish small blaze at apartments
• Green light, red light, check your mail.
• Future City Competition @ NWCTA Saturday
• The Library needs your help to determine its future
• Mansen female follower up for parole after 40 years.
• North Las Vegas firefighters invite residents to free pancake breakfast
• Las Vegas tourist sues for refund after sex act led to ‘tragic’ arrest threat
• NLV seeks input on changing hours at Willie McCool fly field
• Rom-com couple randomizer
• 'No Strings Attached' starts well but falls apart
• John Cole named to CCSD Board of Trustees
• The Flying Trapdoor: Navigating life after Cirque du Soleil
• Furniture once used by scammers now repurposed for good
• Watch "School Matters" tonight on Vegas PBS
• North Las Vegas pursues master plan to lure new businesses
• North Las Vegas acting police chief promoted to permanent spot
• Library announces management changes to prepare for upcoming fiscal year
• Local music news & notes: Twin Brother, HOTS and Lou Lou Roxy
• Film review: 'The Way Back'
• Talking Kanye West and Tron with Baron Vaughn
• 'The Onion' makes the move from web to TV
• New photo exhibit has nothing but love for Las Vegas
• A taste of … Bulgaria?
• Where to go and what to eat this week
• Mexico meets China courtesy of Jose Andres
• Decemberists disappoint with new album
• 'Danny and the Deep Blue Sea' comes to life on Vegas' west side
• Legs for Days: Textured tights and sweet socks pair for a versatile look
• Donahue on display, at last
• Weezer's Vegas two-fer concert at the Joint
• Random photos of the week
• Would you pay $5K for a burger?
• Jean Bartel: 1943’s Miss America, former Strip performer
• Bar—just bar—opens in Arts District
• Slot machines: agents of addiction?
• Thinking about the iPhone, Starbucks' Trenta and more
• Ticketing a jaywalker in a coma just isn’t constructive
• Girl, 16, arrested in June death of newborn daughter
• New company to raise shrimp in middle of desert
• Watch "School Matters" Thursday on Vegas PBS
• Superintendent offers views on student achievement
• Coachella lineup revealed (for real)
• I wont forget the Lunacy of Cleaner
• A Creative Force Behind Rockrena And Rock City Club Legendary Don Kirshner Dead At 76
• Paris gears up for grand opening March madness
• Hot Spots: 'Glee' invades Sin City, Kelis at Marquee and more
• A bartending competition brings talent from around the world
• Nightlife news & notes: Clash launches at Rain, industry night at STK
• Our favorite fake Coachella posters
• Nellis center offers free tax advice to military families
• Panic! 2.0
• Live chat today with Paul Oakenfold
• Las Vegas new home sales up in 2010
• United Way Patrocina El S�per S�bado Para La Preparaci�n de Impuestos Gratis, Enero 29
• School Board meetings featured in "News & Notes"
• Celebration at Helen Marie Smith ES Thursday
• Sally Adelus, President and CEO of Hospice of the Valley named to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Board of Directors
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show”
• Clark County School District employee was masturbating in his office,
• Handicapping the Golden Globes
• A Seious Message to Olecapt.
• Stumping Miss America
• Coachella releasing its lineup one act per day?
• Homeless and Poor in Las Vegas, NV
• Mom was on Facebook while son drowned, report says
• I won't forget the OUTRAGE of the murder of Ted Binion
• Vote for winning photo in middle school contest
• North Las Vegas mayor: Despite adversity, city is open for business
• ‘Made in Dagenham’ puts a sunny gloss on history
• Hot Spots: Hang with the Weekly, Bang! at Moon and more
• ‘The Dilemma’ fumbles at both comedy and drama
• Slain dancer's sister curses murder suspect in courtroom outburst
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Home means Las Vegas: Natives offer up their unique perspectives on the city’s evolution
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• Five podcasts worth your time
• Delayed opening for Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Jan 13
• Looking for North Carolina State Tax Forms?
• Library recognizes Matthews Branch volunteers
• Libraries to close at 5:30 Jan. 12 due to inclement weather conditions
• A plane ... at Crystals?
• Humble hip-hop beginnings
• TV review: 'Skins'
• Sierra Vista’s Washington raps his way to glory off the court
• Weaving Las Vegas
• Au revoir, Alex restaurant
• Four films to see at the Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival
• Holmes-Gull’s Ballad of Barker pays collage tribute to space dog Laika
• We’re stickin’ to Dickey's bbq ribs
• The protege in Robuchon's kitchen
• Las Vegas' longest-running film fest celebrates 10 years
• 'Rabbit Hole' is honest and intelligent but a little rote
• Showtime at Cosmo's Book & Stage
• 'Blue Valentine' is punishing and empty
• Drew Carey discusses his new GSN improv show and more
• Seth Rogen and Michel Gondry fail to make 'The Green Hornet' remotely interesting
• Goodman’s final State of the City is the same old song and dance
• Arizona School Systems in metro areas dominated by hispanics
• If you’ve never heard of Camo malt liquor, don’t feel bad
• What do you think about 'Jersey Shore?'
• Palin and Angle. Do they insight nuts?
• The good, the bad and the meh: The read on three new Vegas books
• Random photo of the week
• Las Vegas home prices continue to fall
• Wealthy Clark County employee sentenced for stealing money meant for the poor.
• Sister of slain dancer removed from courtroom after outburst
• Delayed Opening for Charlotte Mecklenburg Libraries
• County Commissioners are shut out of all labor talks
• Need something to do tonight? Here are two awesome art exhibits
• Dream Zone: 'stepping on all these bills'
• Clash of the DJ titans
• Sausagefest 2.0: Checking in on CES and AVN afterparties
• Nightlife news & notes: The masses wait at Marquee, Tiesto gets his day
• The Sugar Factory's American Brasserie opens this March
• North Las Vegas firefighters' union reaches agreement with city
• Finally! Warped Tour to return to Las Vegas
• Three Square hosts Super Bowl Bingo fundraiser
• Aliante Golf Club caters to youth with new programs
• Ex-boyfriend held without bail in 'Fantasy' dancer's death
• Mecklenburg County Libraries remain closed on Tuesday due to icy weather conditions
• University of Phoenix Football
• Thirteen people apply for School Board vacancy
• Asian Chamber of Commerce honors Trustee Edwards
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show”
• The Strokes announce March concert at the Cosmopolitan
• Mecklenburg County Libraries closed due to inclement weather conditions
• Firefighters' disability pay called 'pretty sweet deal'
• Nevada also fell from third to 10th on an annual list by the Fraser Institute
• Applications for School Board vacancy due today
• ARIZONA Governor Legacy of HATE and DEATH to the unfortunate
• Utah's $1.5 billion cyber-security center under way
• Arizona the heart of prejudice and bigotry.
• Ex-boyfriend of missing dancer arrested, charged with murder
• Seafood, Patron and hurricane-ravaged New Orleans
• Teen struck by car cited for crime
• Hey all kinda new here
• What does an 8,000-hour tapestry look like?
• Porn! Now in 3D!
• Porn fights back
• Unions target North Las Vegas councilman up for re-election
• DJ Loczi discusses his 'Electric Dream' residency at Studio 54
• Cosmopolitan CEO disputes ouster of executive
• DA to seek death penalty in NLV casino restroom slaying
• NTAFUND.ORG Hateful Arizona Governor Does it Again
• Utah's $1.5 billion cyber-security center under way
• IRS takes interest in sex industry plus cabbies linked to it
• Las Vegas police arrest two in Nigerian 'black money' scam
• News & Notes
• Open enrollment interest form now online
• The Mayor of Las Vegas needs to sign a law like this
• Secret pie
• Hot Spots: Party with porn stars, Vanity's first birthday and more
• Sad news for foodies: Alex restaurant to close
• North Las Vegas announces municipal, primary election dates
• Light Group surprises Sin City with Flo-Rida and Will.i.am
• Come on Boulder city...Bend over and take it like a man...
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Body of Work
• Body of Work
• North Las Vegas approves tentative agreement with police union
• Random photo of the week
• With crooning and cliches, 'Country Strong' is pretty weak
• A look at some local feature films now available on DVD
• All Oprah, all the time
• TV: The good, the bad and the forgettable
• A recipe from Eva Longoria (starring lard)
• Memorabilia is served: Artist pays homage to city with collaged plates
• A corny good time
• Is Steak 'n Shake worth the wait?
• Fact: Adult or not, AEE has to make money and be legal
• Sharing his delicious secrets with Las Vegas
• What to watch and where to drink this week
• Broadway’s Spider-Man is proof Vegas does shows right
• Making jurors stay up just so a judge can take a vacation is, well, wrong
• ROTC + ROFL = Rob Riggle
• An excerpt from Weekly writer Rick Lax’s new book
• Twitter as art
• LVCS, Roxie Amoroso raise money to aid Africa
• New Year’s Day show fills Yayo Taco with hardcore happiness
• Man indicted in North Las Vegas casino restroom slaying
• Vegas visitors disrespect and even damage art in our hotels
• Vegas learns to speak bespoke
• What is your prediction for 2011?
• 1 dead, 1 injured after carbon monoxide leak in NLV
• New Year’s Day premiere of <em>Tiesto in Concert</em> at the Joint draws a crowd
• Dream Zone: 'I was nursing him'
• Commercial real estate vacancy rate holding steady
• Nevada Citizens love citizens from anywhere.
• Right wing so called christians hate our neighbors to the south.
• School Board elects 2011 officers
• Burned body found near Hoover Dam identified
• The Best $100 Shot I'll Ever Take
• “Veterans In Politics Talk Show”
• Will inflation take care of the national debt?
• Deadline Fri. to enter middle school photo contest
• NLV Municipal Court now closed Fridays instead of Mondays
• Firefighters donate $5,000 to the Red Cross in response to weekend blazes
• North Las Vegas police identify officer involved in fatal New Year's shooting
• Watch "School Matters" Jan. 20 on Vegas PBS
• News and Notes
• Time for Nevada to get serious
• North Las Vegas police make arrest in homicide probe
• Happy New Year.
• 2011. Everybody is getting older, what would be a great resolution?
• A New Year's Eve A-lister fashion roundup
• Crazy friggin' cold New Year's Eve
• Stars shine for new year at The Cosmo
• Celebratory gunfire preceded fatal North Las Vegas police shooting
• NLV Chamber CEO says education a priority, wary of higher taxes
• Notable Nevadans share New Year's resolutions for 2011
• Police Unions Advice
• You people are not nice here
• Anatomy of a year-end list
• Biggest Celebrity news stories of 2010
• Police release photos of 3 armed men sought in store robbery
• Vegas shows her scars
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• The Weekly’s under-the-radar, semi-important, revealing, tragic, quirky and inspiring Year in Review
• The Year in Review: Strip & Arts
• The Year in Review: Music
• Vegas Bashing, Quantified
• The Year in Review: Film and TV
• The Year in Review: Books, Comics & Games
• Getting to know: DJ/producer Max Vangeli
• Blue Eye Angle accused me of attacking and indulting
• 2010’s best bites
• Christmas cheer, Vegas-style
• Here's how we'd market Vegas
• Thinking about Jay-Z, cold weather and the Salvation Army
• Chatting with 30 Seconds to Mars guitarist Tomo Milicevic
• Cosmo ... Harrumph!
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• Beauty Bar presents an underground NYE experience
• Thanks for the publicity, Tom!
• If you wrote an autobiography, what would you title it and why?
• Nevada State Politics
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• Thoughts on where to hang Governor Jim Gibbons' portrait
• The top 10 moments of 2010 in nightlife news
• Say what? 2010’s best quotes
• Condo owners hornswoggled by Cosmopolitian...
• Spring Valley HS fireworks viewing party canceled
• Person of interest sought in fatal North Las Vegas shooting
• Hot Spots: New Year's Eve edition!
• Nevada tanked under Gibbons
• Delayed Opening for Mecklenburg County Libraries Due to Weather Conditions
• Gina Greisen is one of those people. You know the type. All up in your business.
• States Rights: Sons of the Confederacy get out the battle flags.
• Merry Christmas to my friend Haverman
• Tis the season for Joy and Forgiveness and I forgive Olecapt and Desertfox
• Did Sarah P. report that Obama is vacationing in a foreign country again.
• Firefighters deliver holiday cheer to struggling family
• Matt Crosson, president and CEO of the Las Vegas Chamber ofCommerce has passed away
• Plane lands in neighborhood after reporting low fuel
• Jurors in Murder Trial Held for Hours so Judge can Vacation
• Bellagio extends 'Figuratively Speaking'
• Don’t book a trip for ‘Gulliver’s Travels'
• Forget cookies! Even Santa won’t be able to resist these holiday cocktails
• Hot Spots: White Trash Christmas, DJ Hollywood Day, Sharam and more
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Citizen of Nowhere: The story of one undocumented immigrant
• Mike Spainhour lost his job, but not his willingness to give
• CCSD holiday schedule
• Application for District E School Board vacancy
• Tips on how you can do your part this holiday season—and beyond
• Did the crappy economy lead to an increase in both donations and volunteers?
• NLV Police seek men who might have information about slaying
• When the Battle of the Brushes channels Candy Land, the competition gets sweet
• A band of Santas couldn't stop the brawl at the Bunkhouse
• Vegas-bred singing star Ne-Yo comes back to give back
• What to watch and where to go this week
• Nevada Ballet Theatre's 'Nutcracker' wins over one holiday holdout
• Cosmo’s first sounds come courtesy of Brandon Flowers
• The new hotness: Baristas in bras not included
• Review: R. Kelly's 'Love Letter'
• Cynthia Gregory brings a lifetime of experience to the Nevada Ballet Theatre
• Review: Michael Jackson's posthumous album
• Happy Festivus for the Rest of Us
• Fock this movie: 'Little Fockers' disappoints
• Wynn's satisfying new food
• Reviewing George W. Bush's memoir
• 'The King’s Speech' has all the Oscar-bait elements
• 'I Love You Phillip Morris' combines farce and romance
• The Coen brothers outdo John Wayne with 'True Grit'
• What isn't a faux pas that should be?
• Rain in LA/Vegas = Snow in the Rockies. End of Drought?
• The Cosmopolitan faces an uphill battle on the gaming front
• Party it up this Christmas with the Jewish singles of Las Vegas
• Good things are happening to the Vegas Philharmonic
• Three jokes from Jerry Seinfeld
• Nightlife news & notes: Frequency, Electric Dream, a happier happy hour and more
• The Library can help you make the most of your digital devices this holiday season.
• Propaganda
• Naked Sushi is exactly what it sounds like
• Holiday lights: 10 displays to see in Las Vegas
• News and Notes
• Application for District E School Board vacancy
• New Year's Eve 2011
• Eye on Nevada Radio Show
• Tough Training
• WHAT ARE WE DOING WITH OUR KIDS?
• I am moving to Vegas from Florida
• Jet Tila teams up with Fukuburger for street food trucking
• ‘America’s Got Talent'-winner Michael Grimm heads home to Green Valley Ranch
• UNLV student would like to solve the puzzle, Pat
• Dinosaur on the loose in Las Vegas! (not really)
• Survey finds Southern Nevada increasingly educated and diverse
• Fighting in the Mid East.
• Police union, North Las Vegas reach tentative agreement
• Commissioner Weekly to attend toy drive at Fay Herron
• Group that hosts baby shower for military members seeks gift donations
• North Las Vegas moves to once-weekly trash, recycling collection
• Meadows School, West Prep students mark third annual holiday event
• Inmate's family sues North Las Vegas over jail death
• Meet @MarqueeLV: Get to know these faces at the new Cosmopolitan nightclub
• Hot Spots: Let's keep the ho-ho-holiday-themed parties going
• Nightlife news & notes: Toy drives, Krave robs the cradle, DJ Hollywood Day and Sundanze
• Rallying around the Rebels
• A guide to the art, entertainment and nightlife features that separate Cosmo from the pack
• Faces of Cosmo: Five people to know when you walk through the doors
• Confession of a 'Tron' nerd
• Weekly staffers reveal what's on their holiday wish lists
• 'Black Swan' is ridiculous and captivating
• Federal grant to save 16 police officers' jobs in North Las Vegas
• 'How Do You Know' is rough but lively
• Cosmo’s Estiatorio Milos will reflect its creator’s back-to-basics vision
• 'The Fighter' is a mostly bland biopic
• Give the gift of local art
• Local Music: One bluesy Rose
• Cosmo’s Art-O-Mat machines offer up $5 works of art
• New 'Sinatra' show looks like another Wynn winner
• What to do and what to watch this week
• Leonard Cohen’s return to Vegas proves he’s got miles left if he wants ’em
• Remember this game?
• Brett Wesley Gallery’s latest exhibit delights in its outsider perspective
• 'Tron: Legacy': Lovely but dumb
• Three topics addressed by comedian Aziz Ansari Saturday night at the Pearl
• Concert review: Miranda Lambert sticks to her roots
• What do you want for the holidays this year?
• Party at the Silverton! Hideous holiday sweaters encouraged.
• An advocate says new 'Hookers' reality show is wrong to assume all prostitutes need saving
• Untapped revenue for the IRS.
• CCSD welcomes new superintendent
• GenosTV To Demo Working Prototypes Of Cyclops Universal Controller At 2011 Consumer Electronics Show
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library announces release of new NFP children's book
• Bellagio: How do you cash in 1.5 million in chips?
• Recycle old Christmas trees at Nellis Air Force Base
• Joint effort: Weezer to play Blue Album and <em>Pinkerton</em>—at the same Vegas show
• Chamber Report Outlines K-12 Education Funding in Nevada
• CCSD Maintenance plays Santa to Wengert ES
• Rudy Ruettiger to give speech at North Las Vegas Library
• Eye On Nevada/Veterans In Politics
• Application for District E School Board vacancy
• 60s soul legend MOODY SCOTT returns with hot new album
• Holiday Spectacular
• Las Vegas Police officer struck by cop car after fight with bicyclist
• UFC 124 where to watch guide
• Michael Cera plays House of Blues—really
• Star power can’t save ‘The Tourist’
• Shop with a Cop Saturday morning
• Steve Harvey Didn't Count On Being Challenged By Feisty Former NFL Wife Shanae Hall With Her Why Do I Have To Think Like A Man?
• North Las Vegas officials hope road improvement project revitalizes downtown
• NLV firefighters invite community to free pancake breakfast
• Coroners Inquest Changes
• Firefighters rescue 2 dogs from burning apartment
• An interview with "dead" singer Kimberly Cole
• Nightlife news & notes: Chocolate milk from grown-ups, new plans for Noir Bar and more
• Blowing smoke over last week's medical marijuana cover story
• Hot Spots: A whole lotta booty with Nicki Minaj, Sapphire's anny, gogogo and more
• The American Dream in pictures
• NLV Police Union offers to give up pay raises next year
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Anatomy of a food truck: Fukuburger
• Paralympic Sport Club hosts activities Fri. & Mon.
• Tales from the road
• A truckin' delicious food truck roundup
• Scenes from the rodeo
• So you want to start your own slider truck?
• Playlist: Christmas songs that don’t totally suck
• Style: Sophisticated holiday looks
• Sprite, Bobcats partner to support Public Library
• Babycakes brings yet more morning-food riches to Desert Shores
• This holiday season, why not learn how to prepare tastier food?
• New movie and TV gift sets to look out for this holiday season
• One Meal: Poke Express
• Afghan Raiders regroups at Ghostbar
• Daft Punk's 'Tron: Legacy' soundtrack review
• Reality series 'Hookers: Saved on the Strip' tires to both titillate and chastise
• Alissa Nutting gives us a glimpse at the woman behind the words
• A terrorist sitcom: 'Four Lions' is bold but muddled
• Local Music: Skorchamenza reunites at Bunkhouse
• The third 'Chronicles of Narnia' movie offers little excitement
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• It’s time for Las Vegas to embrace the possibilities of the dreidel
• In the spirit of Christmas there should be a law.
• Who would you want to play you in a movie about your life?
• Chatting with country star Miranda Lambert
• Three questions with comedian Aziz Ansari
• Twyla Tharp hearts Vegas, but will Vegas heart Twyla?
• Zappos needs to face facts: It’s not so special
• Random photo of the week
• Metro's whipping boy looks very unhappy in this picture. I wonder why?
• 'Nutcracker' is a tough nut to crack
• Stocking Stuffers
• Republicans voted for Reid in numbers...
• Wolff ES to host naturalization ceremony Friday
• Liberty HS adds foreign language offerings
• UNLV radio station to do live broadcast from LVA
• Eye On Nevada/Veterans In Politics
• Nina Radetich has a baby boy.
• Harry Reid's wet dream act.
• News and Notes
• Olecapt asked me "Do you really enjoy passing thru life a hopeless jerk?"
• Man injured in North Las Vegas shooting
• Breaking News from Norm
• The Palms’ recording studio doubles as a Grammy factory
• Mammoth tusk discovered near North Las Vegas
• Infuse your holiday party with seasonal cocktails that hit the spot
• Hot Spots: BFFs! DJ Irene, big-deal birthdays and sweet 'staches
• CENTERpiece Gallery’s 'Size & Scale' is perfect for the holidays
• Seeing 'The Wall' is believing in its frightful awesomeness
• Ne-Yo’s latest lacks a personality of its own
• Black Eyed Peas' new album regurgitates tired music trends
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Newspaper comic goes big screen with 'Tamara Drewe'
• Russell Brand’s second memoir can’t live up to his first
• Open enrollment interest form now online
• The people behind the pot
• Gated communities don't make us safer. So why do we buy into it?
• Luxury Travel Expo 2010
• Congratulations Steve Wynn
• North Las Vegas Fire Department to charge fee for false alarms
• Republic Kitchen offers a good reason to trek east—or stay there
• Send me to ... breakfast at Memphis Championship Barbecue
• Photo exhibit explores Manhattan's Hotel Chelsea
• The Double Down celebrates the only way it knows how
• The great shushing smackdown
• 30-second metalhead review
• Events Guide: National Finals Rodeo 2010
• A 'Minumental' debut at the Arts Factory
• What to do, watch and eat this week
• How do you feel about regifting?
• Lacing up to tie the knot at the Rock ’n’ Roll Las Vegas Marathon
• Criss Angel lends his name to a magic kit, but who’s teaching the tricks?
• Cosmopolitan: a fitting bookend
• Fact-checking CityCenter
• Random photo of the week
• Nightlife news & notes: Christmas with Coolio, La Cave, save your spare change
• Abbattangelo's “Thank you” Party to be held at the Courthouse Bar and Grill
• Welcome to Wayne Newton's world
• Moving the Gift of Lights: a bright idea?
• Chatting with Ian Hultquist, Passion Pit keyboardist/guitarist
• Thinking about five-diamond resorts and underwater homes
• New commander takes charge of Warfare Center at Nellis AFB
• When it comes to sleaze nobody can do it better than Ross Miller & Harry Reid
• Chamber Launches new Try It Local Discount Program
• A message to the President
• LEGO League Championship slated for Dec. 4
• Sign up now for prepaid college tuition program
• Tales from the SINdustry: Party blackout with DJ Michael Toast
• Booze and Benatar at Vegas’ longest-running drag show
• Dish Network employees encounter robbers who tied up homeowner
• In the week in review, a tabloid reported O.J.
• News and Notes for this week
• A suite deal: El Cortez redesign contest, on a budget
• Kathy Griffin aims her snark at Vegas
• Holiday event at Deer Springs Town Center aims to honor the military
• “Eye on Nevada” November 30th and December 2nd “Veterans In Politics Talk” December 4
• Santa Clause has a name for her. Ho Ho Ho
• DaFeet
• Boy shot during a gunfight while walking to a friend's home
• Happy Thanksgiving to my friend Haverman
• Happy Thanksgiving to my friend Greatday
• Happy Thanksgiving to Olecapt and Desertfox
• Giveaway no help to mother who needs it most
• Giveaway no help to mother who needs it most
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Shopping Guide: Las Vegas' Black Friday 2010
• Circus troupe reaching out to hard-hit locals
• Veterans In Politics Talk Show
• North Las Vegas tree-lighting ceremony planned for Dec. 1
• News and Notes
• School district closed Thursday and Friday
• Hot Spots: Turkey termination, Double Down's barely legal, Raiders and fundraisers
• 53 things we're thankful for
• New Program Protects Seniors
• Police union to drop lawsuit against North Las Vegas
• Future of the Library Task Force to meet Nov. 30
• At Lou Ruvo center, a painting to match the mission
• What to watch and listen to this week
• Theater Review: Insurgo makes 'The Crucible' relevant again
• The Clark County Museum’s latest exhibit is a fun look at the history of household gadgets
• '127 Hours' is riveting, gruesome and fascinating
• Book Review: An American ramble with Mark Twain
• Movie review: 'Burlesque' is flashy and empty
• Movie review: 'Love and Other Drugs'
• Ages-old format gets revived with 'Burlesque: The Show'
• A Perfect Circle’s return leaves us wanting more
• Japanese rock band The Heiz makes Vegas its second home
• What does your mustache say about you?
• CD review: Kanye West 'My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy'
• CD review: My Chemical Romance 'Danger Days'
• DW Bistro has acceptable comfort food, but it needs to let loose
• What if we turned Vegas’ empty homes into works of art?
• Asian superstars are bringing business to the Strip
• Andre’s brings back the three-martini lunch ... for dinner
• Drink this: True Evel Daredevil Ale
• Talking shop with Joel Robuchon
• Olecapt (Jimbo) was on Pawn Stars last night.
• The Schnitzer bros have strong bonds with Vegas’ club scene—and one another
• LV Chamber Launches New Membership Rewards Card To Encourage Employees to Buy Local
• Nightlife news & notes: Downtown dance party, bass party and charity parties
• ‘Faster’ is a disappointing return to action for Dwayne Johnson
• What are the rich who want that tax break doing for the war effort?
• News and Notes
• Merit Scholarship semifinalists honored Nov. 17
• Open enrollment interest form now online
• Moda at Lolita's is full of fresh sounds ... and confetti
• Cana's blackberry mojito
• Pedestrian critically injured in North Las Vegas collision
• Enter to win full page R-J ad by prepaying dues
• Volunteers Needed! Latin Chamber Recruiting Volunteers to help with "Giving Joy" to deserving families this holiday season
• News and Notes
• Taliban, hunting them down not very sporty.
• John L. Smith and the TSA
• Ensign allowed to pay a girl friend out of campaign funds
• Harrah's cancels stock offering
• FEC Won't punish Ensign
• Will Oscor join his son to settle the outrage at Costco?
• Family, friends gather on anniversary of police officer's slaying
• Scouts Aim To Exceed 221 Tons Of Food Collected For Annual Scouting For Food Drive
• UFC 123 where-to-watch guide
• Changes to Library fines, fees and services will go into effect January 1
• Trick-shot artist will bring flair to Golf Fest
• Local author Matthew O'Brien on Hunter S. Thompson, Larry's Villa and more
• Hearing delayed for man charged in North Las Vegas casino restroom slaying
• John Nicholas Rosholt III of Scottsdale, Ariz., went missing in January 2005.
• Former Pussycat Doll Jessica Sutta is coming to a nightclub near you
• Cristalli & Saggese’s most notable cases
• Immunization of retroactive bank fraud DEFEATED in House 11-17-2010 !
• Hot Spots: Bam, beats a benefit and more
• Olecapt these men deserve your thanks
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• This is American Education Week
• CCSD invites participation in "Each One Read One"
• Dwight Jones urges changes to teacher education
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Gingerbread crème brulee
• Education Hall of Fame inductees announced
• CCSD trustees help kick off "Each One Read One"
• The inspiration for 'The Defenders' TV show are living the legal dream
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Gingerbread crème brulee
• Albert Watson’s new photography book captures Vegas’ offbeat side
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Cranberry-orange relish
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Butternut squash dumplings
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Pumpkin mashed potatoes
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Pumpkin mashed potatoes
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Chorizo and roasted jalapeno stuffing
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Grilled salmon
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Orchard salad
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Chickarina soup
• North Las Vegas Police searching for armed robbers
• A very Vegas Thanksgiving menu: Organic roasted turkey
• Dream Zone: 'suddenly she was gone'
• Q&A: John Curtas, co-author of Las Vegas’ new restaurant guide
• Send me to ... Bob Taylor's Ranch House
• Fall in Vain tops final three foes to finish first in Rock the Roof battle
• A welcome opportunity in a city with no art museum
• North Las Vegas ratifies pared-down contract with Teamsters
• GoldBoot was made for dancin'
• 'Harry Potter' series starts winding up with 'Deathly Hallows'
• A look at the most memorable supporting roles in 'Harry Potter'
• Forget daubing blue-hairs; this bingo hall is packed with hipsters
• The launch of Southern Nevada’s Literary Arts Council
• 'The Next Three Days' is full of agonizing details
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• Coffeetable 'Lost'
• 'Fair Game' makes middling drama from real-life headlines
• Painting with fire at Trifecta gallery
• Documentary 'Cool It' fights propaganda with more propaganda
• What's your least favorite holiday?
• Don’t 'Doubt' it: Seek absolution with Las Vegas Little Theatre’s latest
• Five things I wrote in my notebook during The Hold Steady show
• A new reality for Rick Dale of 'American Restoration'
• Notes from the G2E gaming convention
• Hear the drama of Tchaikovsky at the Las Vegas Philharmonic
• My Chuck Taylors are better than your Chuck Taylors
• Dinosaurs and Roses is expanding the notion of what’s possible with a nonprofit thrift store
• Silverton celebrates Movember with its Mustachio Bashio
• Sex research is alive and going well, even if the actual sex isn’t
• A few words with the longtime host of NPR’s 'Weekend Edition Sunday'
• Random photo of the week
• The “Vatican of saloons”: P.J. Clarke’s brings old-world bar charm to Vegas
• 5 escape North Las Vegas house fire after dramatic rescue
• Like mother, dance star Bristol Palin wins over public
• Trustee to read to first grade students
• CCSD choirs perform at Manilow concerts
• American Education Week
• News & Notes
• North Las Vegas Police in standoff with man threatening suicide
• Nightlife news & notes: Reality shows, Godskitchen goes, beer for pong flows
• Company says used car auction house will create 100 jobs
• RJ / Righthaven backpeddles - afraid of precedence ruling?
• I have been voting for Bristol Palin to WIN Dancing With The Stars.
• Neon Boneyard's new park lights up
• Veterans In Politics Talk Show Media Program for November 16th and 20th:
• Special meeting of School Board has been canceled
• Excellence in Education presentation today
• Evergreen Recycling lauds upgraded North Las Vegas facility
• Coroner identifies bicyclist, 50, killed in North Las Vegas accident
• A jam-packed Sheryl Crow concert disappoints
• Is this a record - demolishing/imploding a 2 year old hotel?
• Teen injured in North Las Vegas shooting
• Special meeting of School Board has been canceled
• Excellence in Education presentation Tuesday
• This is American Education Week
• For those who eat to live
• Has Anybody Tried Idol White?
• The Mighty have fallen...
• what makes the 6 killers of the teacher tick?
• Let the holiday cocktails begin!
• Woman on bicycle dies in collision with truck
• Police say 3 injured in North Las Vegas shooting
• Attend this wedding expo … even if you’re not getting married
• Where to watch: Manny Pacquiao vs. Antonio Margarito
• How to be a VIP: N9NE Group’s membership program can help you feel like a celebrity
• Retired Las Vegas police officer in custody
• The change would be immediate and breathtaking
• Reality TV Star Toya’s Rough Road Becomes ‘Priceless Inspirations’ In New Cautionary Tale of Sex, Motherhood and Growing Up
• Happy Veterans Day to our local hero's
• 'Sarah Palin's Alaska' an awkward infomercial for her political views
• Astronaut life is less fun than we though in book 'Packing for Mars'
• Runaway-train movie 'Unstoppable' hits a few bumps
• Deaf comedy jam with Keith Wann
• 'Inside Job' is a documentary for the uninformed
• 'Fallout: New Vegas' final progress report
• 'Escape the Fate' might make the band more famous, but it won’t win any originality awards
• Where to go and what to watch this week
• Poker skills translate well to everyday situations
• The Farm has closed, but Vegas’ all-ages music scene rocks on
• What is your dream vacation?
• Tales from the SINdustry: Keyska Diva
• Conan O’Brien’s new show is more of the same—and that’s a good thing
• ‘Morning Glory’ is affable fluff
• Your guide to Chinatown
• ‘A Film Unfinished’ is a painful but sometimes powerful documentary
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Hot Spots: Green Lantern, going deep, Grammys and more
• Thinking about Shania Twain, a giant Jesus and more!
• Detectives target smuggling suspects in west Phx.
• Brian Sandoval's race? So what? Save us!
• 2010-2011 Fast Facts now available online
• Cut the wrap, Aria! Ads seriously undercut design
• News & Notes
• Random photo of the week
• No school, and CCSD offices closed, Thurs. & Fri.
• Coming soon to a TV near you: JRoc and bridezillas
• Dailey ES celebrates donation of books today
• Why the paintbrush brouhaha is still going on Downtown
• Style: Pairing leather and lace
• Current event trivia with flair: 'Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me'
• Dream Zone: 'at a military boot camp'
• CSN professor Dennis Angel presents metal point work
• Native American artist reconnects with her father through her Winchester exhibit
• UNLV seeks work inspired by Oldenburg’s “Flashlight” sculpture
• Chicago Brewing Company rolls out wild game sliders
• Johnny McGuire’s has the best sandwich in town ... really
• Jury awards $4.5 million over hazard pay for airline crew members
• Nightlife news & notes: Lil Jon's residency, Diplo and Jared Leto, plus a porn party!
• UNC Charlotte Book Sale to Benefit Charlotte Mecklenburg Library
• Calling all hot Norwegians
• Tropicana continues image overhaul with Ambhar Lounge
• November Business Voice - Dr. Neal Smatresk talks economic diversification and education
• Veterans tribute concert @ Liberty HS tonight
• 2010-2011 Fast Facts now available online
• Has the pronunciation of NEVADA changed?
• Proposed Changes To Coroners Inquests
• Paseo Verde Library to host cyberbullying program
• CCSD teachers & students to perform in "Creation"
• News and Notes
• Veterans Day events guide
• Eating gets competitive at the Rio with meatball madness at Martorano's
• North Las Vegas police union sues city over president's removal
• Will Olecapt honor Veterans on Veterans Day?
• Two A-Tech students win Microsoft prize
• Moose sighted in Northern Nevada
• Veterans In Politics Talk Show Media Program for November 9th and 13th:
• I think its time to join the COW Nationalist Party.
• News and Notes
• Brandon Flowers to headline Cosmopolitan opening
• James Rosenquist painting to be unveiled
• F-18s From McCarran Airport
• Nite Bite: We spy a cool Rhumbar game!
• News and Notes
• Monday is deadline for Hall of Fame nominations
• E. coli cases in Arizona linked to Costco cheese
• Judge rules for pilots suing airline over hazard pay
• The Beat: A day inside Downtown’s communal new coffeehouse
• Locked and loaded: These tasty shooters hit the spot
• Three questions with "refixer" Chew Fu
• North Las Vegas seeks input on proposed trailhead
• Former NFL Wife: It’s Time The Ladies Had Their Say – And They Do, Oh So Well, In This Rip-Roaring, How-To Guide That Empowers Women To Get What They Want
• Ward 1 town hall meeting scheduled for Tuesday
• Latin Chamber of Commerce members elect new board for 2011
• More than 40 illegal immigrants were held against their will
• Did anybody watch the Defenders last night?
• Union hack Steve Ross has joined the race to replace outgoing Mayor Oscar Goodman, wh
• Threatening & extortion from Boilermaker.
• REPUBLICAN PARTY IS THE MOST HATEFUL PARTY.
• Bill Raggio ousted from minority leader's seat in NV Senate
• Friday is deadline for Hall of Fame nominations
• Dwight D. Jones to start as superintendent Dec. 15
• The Rally to Restore Sanity, Fremont style
• Transgender advocate recognized by a group with which she’s taken issue
• What is your pet peeve about Las Vegas tourists?
• Steve Wynn: Viva Las Vegan
• Hot Spots: Porn stars, Arianny Celeste, "Like a G6," Drake, Roger Sanchez and more
• Ohh ... Alright ... I'll sell it
• The illustrated word: A look at three Book Festival art exhibits
• Biblio-Vegas: Three anthologies showcase local writers
• Tyler Perry spoils a classic play in 'For Colored Girls'
• Thinking about Phish, cream and more!
• Zach Galifianakis plays another weirdo role in 'Due Date'
• Welcome to God’s mega-club
• Common Ground calls it a night with one last First Friday blowout
• Nevada Repertory Dance Theater to perform Dr. Seuss classics
• What to chew on (literally and figuratively) this week
• Three thoughts on Reid-Angle
• North Las Vegas OKs police supervisors bargaining unit
• 1.21 gigawatts of fro-yo!
• Dailey ES to celebrate donation of books Nov. 19
• Not your grandmother's game: Underground Rebel Bingo
• Nov. 5 is deadline for Hall of Fame nominations
• Send me to ... Pho 87 and Pho So 1
• Will Ferrell is a reformed supervillain in the mediocre animated ‘Megamind’
• CD Review: Taylor Swift 'Speak Now'
• Dream Zone: 'forced to fight'
• David Sedaris’ animal fables aren’t just kids’ stuff
• Wok 101: Five essential ingredients for authentic Asian
• Ephemeral objects are elevated in Dombrosky’s rotunda exhibit
• 6 years from now...
• Five years of Tao
• One Reid defeated
• The art of voicing animated films
• Three high school bands we'll be watching
• Man to be charged Thursday in NLV casino restroom slaying
• Burning Man + Downtowners = A Halloween parade to remember
• I knew that Scott's family would file suit against Metro and Costco.
• Nevada VOTES!
• No classes for CCSD students today
• Free show with 30 Seconds to Mars and Diplo!
• Photo slideshow: Escape the Fate
• North Las Vegas OKs budget cuts that include job losses
• Las Vegas tops most lists except this one. Were 7th.
• Man fatally wounded in North Las Vegas shooting identified
• Tricks and treats: The Halloween plans of Vegas celebs
• Poll: Heck takes lead over Titus
• Active Registered Voters in Nevada
• Nightlife news & notes: Mushrooms, Mix, Guy Fawkes and Tiesto sightings
• Reality TV Star Toya’s Rough Road Becomes ‘Priceless Inspirations’
• Rags-To-Riches Story Inspires Readers Just In Time To Help Keep New Year's Resolutions
• Meeting Notification: Future of the Library Task Force to meet Nov. 2
• NLV reaches tentative agreement with Teamsters to avoid layoffs
• North Las Vegas police investigate death of man found in street
• Heller: Defeating Reid here comes Yucca
• Pink Heals tour to bring pink fire trucks to the Cannery
• Harry do you need me to call Allied Moving
• A five-day weekend awaits CCSD students
• Nov. 5 is deadline for Hall of Fame nominations
• ‘Mademoiselle Chambon’ is full of dull French romantic longing
• TOPOGRAPH is released: New book celebrates literary landscape of the Carolinas and beyond
• Defending Sharron Angle
• What if Sharron Angle wins?!
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Escape the Fate has moved well beyond its troubled past
• Merkato offers Ethiopian favorites you might not realize you’ve already enjoyed
• Where to go and what to eat this week
• Seafood chain Chart House brings solid ocean fare Downtown
• The JabbaWockeeZ journey down the rabbit hole continues ...
• Thanks Google! for blocking political ads
• Interpol’s got no D
• Dwight D. Jones signs superintendent contract
• Hot Spots: Halloween edition!
• Color Salon wants to make you as frightening as possible for Halloween
• A five-day weekend awaits CCSD students
• Heavy metal nostalgia: Thrash’s “big three” take Pearl audience back in time
• Even those who disagree with Harry Reid support his bid for re-election. So should you
• Pat Tillman's story is fascinating, the movie is not
• Dream Zone: 'handed me a pumpkin'
• 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' a bit livelier than 'Played with Fire'
• Burk Horizon HS to donate items to Three Square
• Chatting with Vegas Valley Book Festival closing keynote speaker Dennis Lehane
• Kids Online Voting through Nov. 2
• Your Vegas Valley Book Festival to-do list
• Comic books 'The Broadcast,' 'American Vampire' succeed at scary stories
• Please give Hilary Swank another Oscar: That’s the message of bland docudrama 'Conviction'
• Five minutes with John Varvatos
• Haunted Vegas: A few questions with Zak Bagans of 'Ghost Adventures'
• Food, Wine and Fabio
• Random photo of the week
• New AMC zombie series delivers drama plus gore
• A 'Fallout: New Vegas' progress report
• Tales from the Sindustry: Halloween Edition with Zee Zandi
• 2010 Halloween club events guide
• Next thing were gonna hear from harry reid is that he freed the slaves
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight @ 7:30 on Ch. 10
• Coroner IDs 3 killed in North Las Vegas shootings in 24 hours
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday on Ch. 10
• News & Notes
• Where did Obama spend the night in Vegas?
• Scouting Supporters 'Jump For Scouting'!
• Man dies after shooting in North Las Vegas casino
• Moped rider dies after striking light pole along Decatur
• North Las Vegas records third fatal shooting in 24 hours
• CONGRATULATIONS to Haverman
• North Las Vegas Police investigating fatal shooting
• Magnet Schools and CTA Fair today @ Galleria Mall
• ‘Paranormal Activity 2’ mostly copies the original, with mixed results
• UFC 121 where-to-watch guide
• Sharron Angle a socialist?
• News & Notes for the next week
• Partnership Program honors 2009-2010 donors
• Magnet Schools and CTA Fair to be held Saturday
• Las Vegas unemployment reaches record 15 percent
• Kids Online Voting Oct. 23 to Nov. 2
• Website lists North Las Vegas as worst city for apartment renters
• Hot Spots: T-Pain, beer pong, early Halloween parties and continued Jersey-fication
• Three questions with Second Sun’s Antoine Becks
• Why the United States is broke
• United Way organizes volunteers at schools for 'Make a Difference Day'
• Fright Dome
• NLV hosting Halloween event, health fair
• Haunted Vegas Tours
• A frightful libation
• Monster Mayhem
• Cox Business Hosts Free Webcast on Cybersecurity for Small Business
• Harry Reid supporters in search of that better life he promised them.
• KidsVention held today in Henderson
• Raku’s 15-course meal plays out like a beautiful symphony
• Nine of our favorites local brews
• Meet the Freakin’ Frogs' freakin' great bartender
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• House by Craigslist
• A look at upcoming beer-related events in Southern Nevada
• What we're drinking
• Great beer experiences
• Home brewer Eric Villareal is an engineer by day—and a confessed beer geek by night
• Thinking about fro-yo, Hispanics that look more Asian and more!
• The Cosmopolitan’s writing on the wall
• Angle will want to wall northern border first..
• Dammit, Onyx! Why’d you make us wait this long for 'Rocky Horror'?
• News and Notes
• What did you want to be when you grew up?
• Magnet Schools and CTA Fair to be held Saturday
• What to watch and where to go this week
• Annual Haunted Harvest
• Checklist: Anastasia Synn, needle impaler/light bulb eater/fire breather
• Mad about Mid Mod
• A plea for tolerance between Downtowners and suburbanites
• Kid Meets Cougar, take two
• Transforming T-shirts
• My weekend in and among the world of 'Off the Strip'
• The ghetto blaster returns in a new guise
• The Palms cafe brings back Coastal memories
• 'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' will delight Woody Allen fans
• North Las Vegas announces proposal to cut 251 jobs
• Education doc 'Waiting for Superman' fuels outrage
• The Benefit Bank Launches in Charlotte: Initiative Helps Charlotteans Access Job Supports
• Walleska EcoChicc stresses sustainability in all its products
• WHEN Sharon Angle wins
• 'Stone' staring De Niro, Norton and Jovovich is unusually bracing
• Watch "Inside Education" next Tuesday on Ch. 10
• 'Hereafter' is the world’s dullest meditation on the afterlife
• CCSD receives top award in digital survey
• Notes from BlogWorld
• Nightlife news & notes: Deadmau5 recap, new all-ages venue, 'Fallout' party
• Kings of Leon's fifth LP might be its most radical departure yet
• Dream Zone: 'my mother had a lion'
• Alice in Chains, Deftones and Mastodon span two decades of heavy
• 2010 PBR World Finals party guide
• Vive la France! Bob Sinclar played to a keen crowd at Haze
• After years away, Genever is back at the bar
• AMERICA HELPING HEROES STARTS NATIONAL GRATITUDE WALL TO OUR TROOPS IN LAS VEGAS
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight at 7:30
• Fright Dome
• The voice of the forgotten
• High school students to benefit from Target grant
• Drop everything and write Wednesday at 9 a.m.
• Sen. John Ensign touches on economy, Yucca in visit to Las Vegas high school
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
• News and Notes
• Nevada Candidate Has Plan To Create Jobs Without Increasing The Deficit
• Southern Nevada Veteran Hospital over Budget and Not on Schedule
• Mine Me ate in Vegas
• Status update
• Off to the races
• Coal ash dash
• Mini Me was at the Playboy Club
• TJ Lavin improving after Dew Tour BMX crash
• The Nevada Piglet Book 2010
• 14,000 permanent jobs in Las Vegas
• CC Sheriff: Bisch or Gillespie?
• Movie review: 'Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1'
• Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas Welcomes Dolly Parton and Betty White to Annual FUNraising Campaign
• A chat with Carey Hart about the Dew Tour Championships
• Firefighters rescue disabled woman from burning apartment building
• School Board approves superintendent contract
• Got kicks? DJ Vice is sneaking up on Vegas with a new store
• Nellis holds ceremony for airman, 23, killed in Afghanistan
• Beverly Mathis is School Administrator of the Year
• BMX pro TJ Lavin in coma after Dew Tour crash
• Dig into some of Vegas’ extreme burger adventures
• Meet the Adventurer: Climber Mike Ward
• How to stay safe during your extreme adventure
• Choose your own adventure
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Animal rights: Examining the menagerie of Mau5heads before electronic artist Deadmau5 comes to Vegas
• The health of Las Vegas' retail market continued to deteriorate in the third quarter
• Hot Spots: GILFs, Shakira, Bob Sinclar, bulls... and twins!
• Proposed superintendent contract now online
• Status update
• Charlotte businesses step up to help library with fundraiser event
• Committee Created to Review Coroner's Inquest System
• Off to the races
• Status update
• Coal ash dash
• Off to the races
• The voice of the forgotten
• Coal ash dash
• Re-elect Reid
• The voice of the forgotten
• Ronzone ES to celebrate donation of books
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday at 7:30
• A chat with Cary Hart about the Dew Tour Championships
• Competitive adventure: Three races that go well beyond the road
• Tropicana's Biscayne steakhouse falls a bit short
• California welfare is going straight to Las Vegas
• Vince Neil and Alicia Jacobs
• Defending Donny and Marie
• Magnet Schools and CTA Fair scheduled for 10/23
• Random photo of the week
• Can you Dig it?
• Spending some time in a supposedly sketchy neighborhood
• Dream Zone: 'a purple sports car with glitter!'
• What’s your gnarliest scar story?
• Tales from the SINdustry: DJ Hollywood encounters the Iceman
• 'Flash!' takes an entertaining inside look at 'GGW' (though it could use more pics)
• ‘Good Government Begins With Free and Fair Elections,’ Says Nevada Candidate
• Sufjan Stevens' CD 'The Age of Adz' is a haphazard patchwork of genres
• Lotta Living And M Modern Gallery Present Mondo Lounge III
• 'Off The Strip' festival will explore myriad aspects of Sin City
• Gubernatorial debate leaves those living in reality scratching heads
• Live action sci-fi drama 'Tower Prep' should have been a cartoon
• 'Red' is a fun balance of action and comedy
• John Lennon’s early life is clumsily dramatized in 'Nowhere Boy'
• Where to go (and what you should behold!) this week
• Checklist: 'Fantasy' vocalist Lorena Peril
• Feel the love of fine wine at Crush
• Supermodel Marisa Miller teaches us to work it
• LCD Soundsystem rocked the Pearl Tuesday night. Where were you?
• Deliciously cool vessels for your morning cup from Max Brenner
• Send me to ... Island Flavor
• Customistic is all about creating the T-shirt you want
• Ink, inc.
• Nevada PEP helps educate students about bullying
• Ronzone ES to celebrate donation of books
• Watch "Inside Education" tonight on Vegas PBS
• Officer Fires Shot at Suspect after Traffic Stop
• Nevada Pet Owners connect about your pets - Join us!
• Nightlife news & notes: Tiesto details confirmed, EBC's winter plans and more
• Sharron Angle raised $14 million in 3rd quarter
• Officers plead not guilty to charges
• Status updates
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Ink, inc.
• Health fair @ Gragson Elementary Wednesday
• "School Matters" to be re-broadcast today @ noon
• Illegal aliens committing the crimes Americans just won't do anymore.
• George Maloof arrested for DUI
• Status updates
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Ink, inc.
• Ronzone ES to celebrate donation of books
• So it's ok for Washington officials to do insider trading as long as they are democra
• Status updates
• Status updates
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Ink, inc.
• Pastor arrested on 11 sexual abuse charges
• Trevon Cole inquest: This does not look good
• Church pastor arrested on sexual assault counts
• Status updates
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Ink, inc.
• Sheriff's office: Evidence backs up deputy's story
• "School Matters" to be re-broadcast Sat.-Mon.
• Partnership program to celebrate contributions
• Barry Manilow donates musical instruments
• October BV - Cover Story
• 2 busts net agents over $1.5M in pot
• Status updates
• Meet the interlopers
• Young gun
• What women want
• Ink, inc.
• Gragson ES to hold health fair Wed., Oct. 13
• Grace period for FRL expires soon
• Teen, woman arrested in cocaine smuggling tries
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Hot Spots: Disco, derby and Disney done dirty
• ‘Buried’ gets buried under its own premise
• Nightlife news & notes: 'Rolling Stone's' Hot party, AMG's world-domination and sake
• ‘Life as We Know It’ is romantic-comedy mush
• Committee says North Las Vegas employee salaries 'out of whack'
• Vincent Cassel dazzles in crime biopic ‘Mesrine: Killer Instinct’
• North Las Vegas City Council votes to cut jobs at detention center
• Naked hippies, glowstick and the final tour: A chat with LCD Soundsystem's Nancy Whang
• North Las Vegas shifts money for more school crossing guards
• Will Olecapt admit that Sharron Angle is the better perosn
• Joe Heck overtakes Pelosi puppet Dina Titus in latest poll
• Nightlife news & notes: Rolling Stone's Hot party, AMG's world-domination and sake
• Status updates
• MDA Telethon
• Meet the interlopers
• Watch "School Matters" tonight
• Young gun
• Submit your question(s) to School Matters
• What women want
• Rotary Club of Summerlin to honor Beverly Mathis
• Ink, inc.
• Who is your celebrity crush?
• Hendrix of the decks: DJ Qbert brings the underground to America’s Best DJ 2010
• I'm with famous: Rick Lax fakes celeb pictures at Madame Tussauds
• Sex, scandal and missing receipts at the Erotic Heritage Museum
• Nevada Ballet Theatre's turning pointe
• Dream Zone: 'putting mascara on my armpit hairs'
• Pink Ribbon Saketini
• Weezer’s music isn’t what it once was, but the live show’s still fun
• Nightclub & Bar Awards add Vegas category
• Hendee exhibit 'Ice' is built around sci-fi, yet brilliantly housed in a history museum
• Submit your question(s) to School Matters
• 'Secretariat' the movie is far from a winner
• Matador at 21: Fest of a lifetime
• Art incognito: CAC’s new exhibit is hidden in plain view
• 'Kind of' isn’t good enough: The halfhearted 'Funny Story' feels sorta stale
• The Rooks’ final show comes with no hard feelings
• What to watch and where to go this week
• 'Never Let Me Go' brings emotions to science fiction films
• Eight random excerpts from Vince Neil’s new book
• Sing for your supper at Dad's Grilled Cheese
• Nina Hartley’s adult film career has been long, distinguished and trailblazing—and it’s far from over
• Three questions with Village Meat & Wine’s Tim Jensen
• Thinking about Christmas, hate and more
• Chinatown’s Taiwan Deli has tasty bites at ridiculously low prices
• Vdara Death Ray? What Vdara Death Ray?
• For fans of this year's BikeFest, it's all about life, death and choppers
• Another reason to hate your homeowners association
• Making it better: The bullying of gay and lesbian teens must stop, lawmakers say
• $3 million budget hole means Boulder City layoffs likely
• Metro officer involved in shooting in northeast valley
• CITY BEAT
• New hotel giving off "Death Ray"
• Sharron Angle offers juice to Tea Party of Nevada opponent
• Group to propose changes to coroner's inquest process
• The Writing Is On The Wall
• Border agents seize sniper rifle, arrest 2 teens
• Governor’s race tightens as budget debate avoided
• Judge reduces Perini’s lien against CityCenter
• CITY BEAT
• Metro Police Officers Found Justified in Costco Shooting
• In crime, teens see a dead end at coroner’s office
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• CITY BEAT
• Greenspun on Reid
• Tales we tell: Nightclub pickup lies ... and the bitter truth
• Cooler temperatures move into Las Vegas
• Anna Nicole Smith portrayed as coconspirator
• CITY BEAT
• COSTCO SHOOTING: Sheriff: Police drug test policy 'under review' in wake of Scott cas
• New business uses recyclables to make pet habitats
• Gibbons improving after pelvis break
• Ozzy covers John Lennon for 70th milestone
• CITY BEAT
• THIS IS THE ONLY THREAD DEDICATED TO THE Ted Binion, Rick Tabish & Sandy Murphy Saga.
• Centennial Crossings, near Aliante, to hold grand opening Sept. 25
• Tax hikes backed for 'safety net'
• Police shoot man suspected of beating girlfriend
• CITY BEAT
• What can we do for Mexico to defeat organized crime.
• Local gymnasts hoping to cartwheel to Guinness World Record
• Dairyman's criticism of Reid denounced as 'factual untruths'
• County commission panel to study inquest process
• City Beat
• Police discover 27 undocumented immigrants at Phoenix drop house
• DEA coordinates effort to collect old prescription drugs
• Angle blasts GOP on tape
• Status update
• Amber Alert canceled after 8-year-old girl found unharmed
• Could Olecapt sell a house to an illegal?
• North Las Vegas Police alerted to suicide note, but respond too late
• Appeal on jurisdiction of Family Court argued
• Big questions for a big charity
• Vehicle hits child riding bicycle in southwest valley
• You know that the Scott family will file suit against Metro
• North Las Vegas patrols to focus on pedestrian safety
• Challenger's TV ad says celebrity Hilton got break from DA
• Split decision
• Metro plans family-friendly block party to encourage safety
• Las Vegas home prices expected to fall further
• Henderson tennis pro eliminated from local tournament
• 77-year-old man who died in crash identified
• Loose lips
• Defendant in R-J copyright case fighting Righthaven lawsuit
• Angle shoots herself...again
• Three-touchdown effort from unexpected source leads Palo Verde past Cheyenne
• More arrests made in slaying
• The young and the breastless
• Commercial market shows gains after months of free-fall
• Submit your question(s) to School Matters
• Cool In Vegas Interviews the Chamber's Own Cara Roberts
• 19 laid off by county ordered to be reinstated
• Grace period for FRL expires soon
• Hearing set for man, 19, accused in shooting, hiding body in desert
• Watch "School Matters" Thursday evening
• Another drug smuggling tunnel found at Nogales
• Friends help friends in celeb charity world
• Long ES holds celebration to thank Charlene Green
• Fire at Eldorado Energy extinguished; no injuries
• DEMOCRAT ROY WOOFTER EYES HARRY REID'S US SENATE SEAT
• County seeks retroactive pay cuts from workers; union calls move 'excessive'
• Rutgers student’s suicide prompts Las Vegas anti-bullying rally
• Sunset Park to go dark after 9 years of holiday lights
• City Beat
• Dementia Harry
• Trial begins today for suspect accused of filing false affidavits
• Family, friends say farewell to actor Tony Curtis
• Harrah’s, Wynn Resorts earn top score in annual Equality Index
• Commissioner wants to make curbside recycling more convenient
• New survey on sex in US, biggest since 1994
• Two more Henderson teens arrested in drug-related slaying
• Iraq war veteran in jail two years after Pahrump shootout
• South Korea dominates World Cyber Games
• Hearing set for man in drug-related shooting that killed mom, injured daughter
• Ad blitz coming as Nov. 2 vote nears
• Status update
• Minority Chambers Combine forces with ASCSN to Host a Gubernatorial Town Hall and Congressional Debate
• Nevada panel to draft rule for black bear hunt
• Big questions for a big charity
• Flood warning issued for Las Vegas area
• California man arrested in attempted abduction of girl
• Split decision
• Fourth suspect arrested in August slaying
• Wadsworth man dies after crash on Interstate 80
• Loose lips
• Flash flooding closes roads to Lake Mead area
• Man dies as his SUV rolls over on highway near Laughlin
• The young and the breastless
• Las Vegas man sentenced in girlfriend's stabbing death
• Arizona officials work to protect ancient rock art sites from vandals
• Watch "School Matters" Thursday evening
• Drownings draw attention in child fatality report
• Navy honor guard will salute Curtis
• Grace period for FRL expires Oct. 13
• Firefighters 'sound alarm' about private ambulance service
• Many in poll favor higher taxes to help solve Nevada's budget problems
• Cugino's offers Italian worth waiting for
• Rotary Club of Summerlin to honor Beverly Mathis
• Japan warns about terror in Europe; tourists chill
• Cancer's compassionate warrior: Support group has a Las Vegas edge
• Report on child deaths shows mixed picture in Clark County
• Stimulus suffers from image/reality disconnect
• Severe storm watch posted for Clark County through evening
• More showers expected today in Las Vegas
• Gibbons makes progress in recovering from broken pelvis
• New York Times reporter wrote dumb Vegas hit piece
• 3 Las Vegas neighborhoods on list of nation's 'most dangerous'
• Carson City vintner makes wine a work of art
• Man files complaint seeking to rule District 11 Assembly seat vacant
• Matador Sunday recap
• US warns Americans to be vigilant when in Europe
• Reporters' Notebook
• This Week
• Vanguard Lounge offers open-air nightlife in the heart of Downtown
• Early to Bed, Early to Rise, Early to Swim
• Remembering Tony Curtis: Lover of screen and studio
• Mormon church to build five new temples in world
• Commissioner forces issue on recycling ‘pilot programs’
• Elko woman found guilty in starvation death of infant
• Angle has proposed insurance mandates
• Tony Curtis even charmed Rat Pack
• Longtime Metro cop always his own man
• House okays health care fund for 9/11 victims
• Harry Reid is right at home in a tough fight
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in collision with car
• Candle blamed for fire that does $180,000 damage
• Thunderstorms possible again today for Las Vegas
• Top News
• Gun-trafficking pipeline carries arms from Nevada to Mexico
• Matador Saturday recap
• Eurasian syndicates target car dealers, credit cards in Las Vegas
• Nevada panel supports state's first bear hunt
• Sheriff: Police drug test policy 'under review' in wake of Scott case
• Fire guts two apartments, displaces 8 in North Las Vegas
• Sculptures may ease construction frustrations
• Man killed in single-vehicle accident
• Voter Registration Winding Down
• Las Vegas Pinoy Festival set for Saturday
• Private school proposed for central Las Vegas denied use permit
• Nevada Democratic Party settles copyright lawsuit
• Gentlemen's club files counterclaim against dancers
• Chance for showers through weekend in Las Vegas
• Gorman dries up Oasis 56-6
• Adam's Place volunteers listen as families try to cope with their losses
• Voters again asked to approve Web taxes
• Matador Friday recap
• Agencies gather to address domestic violence
• Guitars rule at Matador music festival
• Two indicted in '91 Tahoe kidnapping
• UNLV-UNR: No. 25 Wolf Pack take control late, lead Rebels 28-14 at halftime
• Support aired for not disclosing permit holders
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 4
• The Work Scene
• Wide disparity between Angle's rhetoric and record on insurance mandates
• Producer alleges deceitful dealings
• Man killed in single-motorcycle crash on U.S. 95
• Accordions! Norwegians! In Las Vegas?!
• Proposed mini-golf course heading to planning commission
• Boulder City, NV Energy in dispute over power charges
• RJ goes pink to fete good health
• Experts lead discussion on Nevada's economic future
• Singer-songwriter Mars charged with felony drug possession
• Grant saves 16 police jobs in North Las Vegas
• Green Valley Library hosting community book sale
• County seeks retroactive pay cuts from workers; union calls move 'excessive'
• Bellagio art gallery offering free admission Saturday
• News & Notes
• Summerlin woman honored with first pitch at MLB game to celebrate birthday
• Tony Curtis remembered as 'funny' and 'charming'
• Scattered showers moving into Las Vegas for weekend
• Court rules in former Henderson teacher case
• Media warms up to man's encounter with Vdara's 'death ray'
• Lawsuit filed against Southern Nevada eBay buyer dismissed
• Contract talks await school officials, superintendent pick
• Voter registration closes Saturday
• Lake Cruise
• Concealed-weapon permit holders talk about Scott case at forum
• Brady laments Curtis' death
• Mighty rains deluge cars, close roads in Northeast
• Tony Curtis made himself at home
• Bias crime charges weighed after New Jersey teen's suicide
• Red Rock campground reopens after improvements
• South Africa to research mood-lifting plant
• Hollywood legend remembered
• Despite warning, several gather to protest Erik Scott police shooting
• R-J reporter remembers Tony Curtis
• Ink house: A gallery for tattoo enthusiasts
• Hispanic Institute voter registration drive has Nevada link
• Matador Records' family of bands gathers for Vegas-sized celebration
• Five thoughts from Vampire Weekend
• District judge vacancy prompts start of application process
• Metro Police motorcycle officer involved in crash
• Four Clark County residents honored as outstanding Nevada artists
• UNR grant expands quake research center
• College names facility for founder of local air conditioning company
• Bruno Mars charged with cocaine possession in Las Vegas
• Nightlife news & notes: Festival updates, Down & Derby on the move, Blue Martini goes pink
• Breaking down Matador at 21's Sunday lineup
• Happy birthday! Hoover Dam turns 75, with help from FDR and elected leaders
• Advocates for autistic slam Angle
• Henderson Police identify man found dead in desert
• Breaking down Matador at 21's Friday lineup
• Casino worker can't get jobless benefits in harassment case
• in brief
• Family, friends conduct vigil for teen shot by police
• Q&A: Yo La Tengo’s Ira Kaplan
• Federal agency sues auto dealership over alleged racial slurs
• Matador’s manifesto: Chatting with label co-owner Gerard Cosloy
• Election officials taking registration forms at four area malls on Saturday
• New Siren's Song party lures the underground scene
• Q&A: Kurt Vile
• Metro releases photos in May business robbery
• Remembering our chat with Tony Curtis
• Fatal shooting occurs after drug deal
• Democrats turn to face crowd on health care reform
• Q&A: Liz Phair
• Righthaven reaches another copyright settlement over R-J website content
• Las Vegas mayor considers options after leaving office next year
• Women turn their battles against disease into a pursuit for better lives
• Q&A: Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus
• Ex-NFL coach Jimmy Johnson voted off 'Survivor'
• UNLV’s hidden horrors
• CORRECTION
• Casinos see Southwest's acquisition of AirTran as win for Las Vegas
• Q&A: Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan
• Lindsay Lohan admits herself to rehab
• Task force honors victims of domestic violence
• Celebrities flocked to see Hoover Dam
• Some teachers must decide between paycut, return to retirement
• Q&A: Guided By Voices’ Tobin Sprout
• Rain pounds North Carolina as storm moves up the East Coast
• Concealed weapon permit holders concerned about making identity public
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at home of cardiac arrest
• Funding runs out for program to help poor families
• Q&A: Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore
• 4.3 largest of series of quakes on Nevada-California line
• North Las Vegas to receive funding for police
• Status update
• Actor Tony Curtis dies at Henderson home
• Q&A: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion's Jon Spencer
• Gibbons' performance earns "B" grade from Libertarian think tank
• Deadline in November for those seeking judgeships
• Big questions for a big charity
• Hot today for Las Vegas, but wet weather moving in for weekend
• Matador Records gathers its family of bands for a Vegas-size celebration
• Judge denies Costco request to ban protesters
• Court rules in Las Vegas casino industrial injury case
• Split decision
• The women who fight for their lives & the doctors who are trying to help them
• Q&A: The New Pornographers’ Carl Newman
• Southern Nevada fire restrictions to be lifted Friday
• Clark County's taxicab administrator resigns
• Loose lips
• A Good Defense
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Rogich MS wins $12,000 in musical instruments
• Police release photos of suspects in Boulevard Mall burglary
• The young and the breastless
• Patient confronts her mortality
• Hot Spots: Asian invasion, The Get Back and spiked punch
• Breaking down Matador at 21's Saturday lineup
• Lawsuit filed over management of Pure nightclub
• McGruff Truck awards event at Wynn ES today
• County wins war against carbon monoxide emissions
• It Ain't Chemo: A cancer support group with an edge
• Yo La Tengo’s James McNew once lived in Las Vegas?!
• Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
• Report reveals fiscal waste
• What is your biggest fear?
• Q&A: Fucked Up’s Damian Abraham
• Ashjian meets secretly with Angle, stays in race for U.S. Senate
• 150 children bring tears
• R-J blushes for good cause on Thursday
• State's prison industries program is shrinking
• Nightclub operator Angel Management Group to acquire Pure Management Group
• What to see, buy and go to this week
• Send me to ... Cugino's
• Amid new criticism, Righthaven sues additional website operators
• New Metro Police team to investigate use of force incidents
• Checklist: David Foster
• Thai secrets at Nittaya’s
• Las Vegas to sizzle at 102 degrees today
• Annual Hawaiian festival begins Thursday at the Silverton
• Audit criticizes state motor pool, notes lack of records
• Random photo of the week
• 'Dancing' star eliminated
• Nevada to get $57 million to help avoid foreclosures
• No word on when Gov. Gibbons will leave hospital
• Book 'Street Boners' effectively plays funny fashion police
• Reality TV family target of bigamy investigation by Utah police
• Group to discuss possible changes to concealed carry permits
• Allegiant to begin nonstop flights to Bakersfield
• Bard for the masses
• A little taste of 'Wicked'
• McCarran passenger traffic falls slightly in August
• Audit: Agriculture Department failed to make inspections
• Fire-damaged Place Gallery marks first anniversary by reopening in new spot
• 47 Democrats in House side with GOP on tax cuts
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library to offer additional hours of service
• Costco says it will ‘vigorously resist’ protests; family attorney responds
• Making Liberace proud
• Review-Journal will be pink for cancer awareness
• Stonehenge skeleton came from Mediterranean
• Man indicted in drug-related robbery that killed mother, injured girl
• For many locals, Town Square is the new Downtown
• Courthouse crowd has one less character to set things straight
• Jimmy Carter to spend 2nd night in Ohio hospital
• Clark County median income falls, more children in poverty
• Adult-contemporary hip-hop? It exists on the new John Legend & The Roots CD
• Cooling Off
• 'Star Wars' films to be rereleased in 3-D
• Colorado's Dwight Jones offered job as Clark County schools superintendent
• 'Clapton' is a living legend puttering about on new album
• Superintendent finalist quizzed about pay raises in Colorado
• Sheriff on inquest ruling: There are no winners here
• Jones tapped as superintendent
• Pixies' 'Doolittle' gig proves fans can have a blast even when they know what’s
• Bus sounds like freight train at 6 a.m., residents complain
• Snyder ES to be highlighted on Walk to School Day
• School Board to offer CCSD top job to Dwight Jones
• Vampire remake 'Let Me In' is good, but not good enough
• Arizona facility has new warden after prison break
• County commissioner recommends changes to inquest process
• McGruff Truck awards event at Wynn ES Thursday
• Mysterious documentary 'Catfish' is a complex surprise
• Judge denies request to halt horse roundups
• Police officers found justified in Erik Scott shooting; family plans lawsuit
• Nightclub operator Angel Management Group to acquire Pure Management Group
• 'The Social Network' explores the betrayals at the founding of Facebook
• Tea Party Express to kick off pre-election push in Nevada
• Henderson performances of "MacBeth" start Saturday
• Nevada Supreme Court reaffirms no furloughs
• 'The Social Network' on the social network
• Stratosphere's other big shot
• Father faces homicide, abuse charges in death of daughter left in hot car
• Residents frustrated by continued closure of Peace Way
• Sush Machida creates a world of artwork you really should see
• Foreign remake 'A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop' falls short of American original
• Rosemary's, baby: Fill your pre-recession food urges on a post-recession budget
• Cosmopolitan to fill thousands of openings with virtual job fair
• 2 officers who shot Erik Scott say he posed 'imminent' threat
• Former county DA George Foley Sr. made Nevada ‘a better place’
• Man sought in stabbing, possible attempted carjacking north of Strip
• Tourist outbursts and familiar faces at Vanity
• Education on the mind of MGM Resorts chief Jim Murren
• Body of missing 16-year-old hiker found
• Vanguard Lounge offers open-air nightlife in the heart of Downtown
• Downtown shop preserving Las Vegas history by offering it for sale
• R-J owner faces counterclaim in copyright lawsuit campaign
• Henderson man accused of murder after body found in desert
• Nevada doctors slow to comply with inspections law
• Court rules in favor of Nevada Power over natural gas plant
• Two injured in collision at intersection
• Record heat on the way for Las Vegas
• Nevada school chief welcomes Obama plan for longer school year
• Casa Verde Project: LCC Receives $750,000 To Train 150 Adult and Dislocated Workers in Green Economy
• Outlook 'bleak' for investors who trusted Pahrump developer
• Census finds record gap between rich and poor
• Henderson man, 19, arrested in slaying
• Reid's Anderson Dairy ad leaves sour taste in some mouths
• BlackBerry maker offers tablet aimed at businesses
• Decision reached in coroner's inquest into shooting of Erik Scott
• Security incresed for Reid, Angle debate
• Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper up for Rock Hall of Fame
• Authorities ID Pahrump man shot, wounded by police
• Two officers testify that Scott pointed gun before he was shot
• Las Vegas looking into privatizing detention center
• Sandoval staff seeks gathering limits at debate
• Body of missing Henderson teen found in canyon
• Commissioner Brown plans run for mayor
• Tribute to Jackson set for Saturday
• News & Notes
• Obama's health chief says reform bill will expand care
• Sebelius, Berkley, Titus promote new health care law
• Search yields no clues about missing 16-year-old hiker
• Pickup truck sought in morning crash that injured bicyclist
• Appraisal of candidates under way
• Detective: Erik Scott had pain medicines from several doctors
• Report: Despite increases nationally, Las Vegas home prices continue slide
• Man killed in motorcycle crash on U.S. Highway 93 identified
• A trip through Abby Coe’s 'Hot Spot'
• Las Vegas Sands upgraded on strength of Singapore
• Coroner's office identifies man found dead behind business
• 5 more website operators sued over R-J copyrights
• Gas leak repaired; northwest valley evacuations lifted
• School district obligated to pay teacher recruiting fees
• Long Elem. School hosts "library makeover" Tuesday
• Recreation center to host soccer clinic for youth
• MGM Resorts stock up as MGM China seeks IPO
• Reid makes health care election issue
• News & Notes
• Gibbons still recovering from surgery in Reno hospital
• Wynn Resorts slips as analyst cuts price target
• New law honors man who fought WWII internments
• For New Mexican chile cooking, head to Carlito's
• Recreation center to offer basketball camp for children
• County tells woman 130 birds is too many
• Cleanup event attracts hundreds of volunteers
• No Craigslist? No problem, say sex workers
• Public banned from Senate debate after fistfight
• Carnival employee charged in Nye County ride incident
• New satellite for detection of debris launched into orbit
• Festival to bring Lebanese music, culture to the valley
• Taxable sales up 5.3 percent in Nevada in July
• Police release photos in western valley bank robbery
• 'Defenders' debut grabs big audience
• Dina Titus, Joe Heck trying to avoid pitfalls of past campaigns
• October court date set for Vince Neil in DUI case
• Brian Sandoval raises concerns over outdoor debate gatherings
• Real estate partners push to preserve valley’s historic homes
• Attorneys attack Review-Journal copyright suit arrangement
• Tickets on sale for Halloween-themed event at Paradise Rec Center
• Dina Titus, Joe Heck say the choice between them is clear
• $93,000 cancer drug: How much is a life worth?
• Las Vegas Renaissance Fair set to return to Sunset Park
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4 billion
• Man kills wife, stepkids, self; spares own kids
• Showdown in Senate continues over taxes
• Henderson teen disappears while hiking
• Chile: trapped miners get Brad Pitt, censored news
• Clark County school enrollment increases by 500
• Sisters recall growing up in Boulder City in the '30s
• Segway owner dies after falling off river cliff
• George Foley, Sr., a member of Nevada's first family of law, dies of natural causes
• History preserved in artwork, 18,300 photos
• Costco employees, shoppers testify at coroner's inquest
• Nevada's taxable sales rise 5.3 percent
• Hoover Dam 75th Anniversary Celebration Events
• Status update
• Nevada school chief says longer school year not a silver bullet to reform
• Poll: Nevadans favor balanced federal budget, let states repeal federal laws
• The law versus justice
• Search continues for missing teen hiker
• ICE operation nets 38 fugitives, those with prior convictions
• CSI: Mother Earth
• Mobile home fire displaces 9 in Henderson
• Ballot Question 4 takes aim at PISTOL
• Questions for Sharron Angle
• Witness calls shots ‘gratuitous violence,’ others say Scott looked threatening
• At 113 degrees, L.A. hits record as temperatures soar in region
• St. Thomas residents knew progress doomed their town
• Costco shooting inquest should silence police critics for now
• Parties, candidates target voters by focusing on hot-button issues
• Police take steps to protect pedestrians
• Town recalls star-crossed movie
• Top News
• Reporters' Notebook
• Costco police shooting stirs interest in inquest changes
• This Week
• Hostile toward homelessness
• Republicans block Democratic moves in Senate
• Golden Nugget owner Landry's Restaurants interested in bankrupt Claim Jumper
• Semitrailer crash, fire temporarily closes I-80 near state line
• Fire damages two-story house near Oakey, Rancho
• In Brief
• Henderson boy, 16, missing after hiking near Hoover Dam
• Union leaders discuss rights of immigrants, push for Reid
• Temperatures in triple digits prompt excessive heat watch
• Newton plan rates as a top land deal
• $93,000 cancer drug: How much is a life worth?
• Chatting with Band of Horses bassist Bill Reynolds
• Executive says suing over R-J copyrights worth the negative publicity
• 'Great feat of mankind' reshaped region
• Super Cars, Super Show
• Witness: Erik Scott 'snapped' and took a shooting stance
• Wheels Aplenty
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 3
• In Brief
• Eyewitness testimony continues
• Elaine Wynn joins former husband in Forbes' wealthiest list
• Shoppers recount police shooting outside Costco
• Commissioners to discuss review of 'broken' inquest system
• Trail beautification project to be dedicated Saturday
• CORRECTIONS
• Fresh from the streets of India
• Osmond producer shown the door
• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area open for free today
• Annual Greek Food Festival under way
• Lawyers argue R-J stories on Web aren't protected by copyright
• Liberty tops Del Sol in overtime
• Vdara visitor: 'Death ray' scorched hair
• Survey shows shift to GOP
• Virginia & Truckee Railway rolling again
• Poll: Reid chipping away at Sandoval's lead
• Witnesses give conflicting accounts of Costco police shooting
• Time is the great debate in superintendent search
• Dillon captures pole for Smith's 350k truck race at LVMS
• Tea Partyer new county GOP leader
• UNLV-New Mexico: Rebels score 28 straight points, lead Lobos at halftime 28-7
• Heavy trucks on northwest valley project to be re-routed
• Volunteers sought
• Road project to provide better access to Sun City Anthem
• Coroner IDs body found after NLV gas station explosion
• Mother's surrender date for medical fraud sentence extended
• Opportunity Village gets OK to open temporary thrift shop
• '50s pop singer Eddie Fisher dies at age 82
• Rivers sees 'the lowering of America'
• Tunnel traffic bypassing airport must now cross Russell Road
• Facebook CEO makes $100 million gift to school
• Flowers purchases old Hughes house
• Some Scotch 80s residents protest plan for speed humps
• Judge sends Lohan to jail after failed drug test
• Parking meters recommended near new Mexican Consulate office
• Cabinet secretary Sebelius to visit Las Vegas on Monday
• Neighborhood group gets police breifing on sex offenders
• Body found after gas station explosion identified
• 1950s crooner Eddie Fisher dies
• Girlfriend says Scott was trying to disarm when fatally shot
• UFC 119 where-to-watch guide
• Senate race in dead heat between Reid, Angle
• Long Elem. School hosts "library makeover" Tuesday
• Panel calls for ban on psychiatric exams of sex assault victims
• UFC competitor's partner faces trouble outside MMA ring
• Senate candidate forum ends with scuffle in crowd
• Motorcyclist killed after collision with truck
• Court ruling freeing former Nevada death row inmate
• Mayor Oscar Goodman survives roasting on 'The Colbert Report'
• Las Vegas man pleads no contest to second-degree murder in wife shooting case
• Red Rock schedule extended
• Motorcyclist killed in crash with truck pulling horse trailer
• Check out "Wednesdays with Walt"
• Prescription collection effort continues
• Chatting with Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago
• News & Notes
• Man who gave teen lethal drugs sentenced
• Costco manager: Erik Scott seemed irritated, not violent
• Work Perch
• Asian grill offers build-your-own approach
• Harry Reid spokesman blames 'no cooperation' from GOP in tax debate
• LV lawyer faces $22.4 million judgment
• NLV City Council caught off guard by budget survey
• Motorcyclist dies in rural collision on U.S. 93
• 2-year-old injured in fire in May dies
• Billiard hall, arcade set to open next month
• In Brief
• Inquest testimony focuses on Erik Scott's use of prescription drugs
• Juarez editorial ignites a beleaguered Mexico
• No leads on Las Vegas woman, daughter missing in Arizona
• Veteran judge, lawyer Calvin Magleby dies
• Superintendent candidates differ on views of empowerment schools
• Rory Reid: give higher ed tuition flexibility
• Gibbons faces months of rehabilitation after fall
• Friends of 'unbelievable man' protest
• Wasted Space's last night with Alien Ant Farm
• Man shot by police responding to domestic disturbance call in Pahrump
• Opportunity Village gets OK to open temporary thrift store
• corrections
• Shelley Berkley fighting $60 billion weapons sale to Saudis
• 911 tape: Scott was angry, couldn't walk straight before shooting
• Fight erupts at Reid, Angle election forum
• Rudy Ruettiger rootin' for Newton
• Grounded balloon ride set to resume flights over Strip
• School Board to vote Wednesday on superintendent
• ‘Legend of the Guardians’ is bland fantasy but looks great
• ‘Mao’s Last Dancer’ turns a fascinating life into Hollywood mush
• Status update
• New restaurant serving up 'food for the people'
• Status update
• Governor's injury prompts cancellation of transportation meeting
• No Craigslist? No problem, say sex workers
• The law versus justice
• Veteran journalists discuss future of news in digital age
• The law versus justice
• Deputies shoot man after domestic disturbance in Pahrump
• The PediFile and other products you might never see on TV
• CSI: Mother Earth
• Museum lets visitors take part in reenactment of train robbery
• CSI: Mother Earth
• Hard Rock brand sues, cites Rehab behavior at Las Vegas hotel
• 8 Nevadans make Forbes list of richest Americans
• Questions for Sharron Angle
• Company's green efforts include clean-up at Lake Mead
• Questions for Sharron Angle
• Costco worker: Erik Scott refused commands, pointed gun at police
• 4 Las Vegas men indicted in alleged jobless benefits scam
• Southwest valley eatery highlights Chinese-Indian fusion
• CCSD student named to education reform task force
• Palms owner George Maloof endorses Harry Reid
• GOP says 'Pledge to America' plan will cut spending, create jobs
• Trial set in case of flight crews suing for hazardous-duty pay
• From the farm to the Strip
• Attorney: Righthaven copyright suits a free speech threat
• Man on Nevada's Black Book arrested at Caesars Palace
• Hot weather heading back for weekend in Las Vegas
• GIY: Grow your own produce in four easy steps
• Court upholds death penalty in 1991 killing of teen girl
• Man sought in armed robbery at business
• Despite risk, North Las Vegas man aids a stranger
• Feeling localish: A guide to Las Vegas farmers’ markets
• School District to select new superintendent Wednesday
• Sun to speed process for users of new commenting system
• Henderson police lieutenant arrested on prostitution charges
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• 7 Nevadans make Forbes list of richest Americans
• Officer in Costco shooting says man raised gun, didn't know it was in holster
• Liberace fans suspect mismanagement behind closure
• Hot Spots: Angels, sharks and vampires!
• Debt, changing media habits topple Blockbuster
• Four indicted in scam to obtain unemployment benefits
• State Bar of Nevada acts to discipline Las Vegas lawyer
• Nightlife news & notes: Vanguard, Devil's Night DJ contest, 12 inches of Cox and more
• Joaquin Phoenix to David Letterman: I'm sorry
• Superintendent candidate's Dallas contract extended
• Retirement board decides it won't make investment changes
• TC's Rib Crib offers maybe Vegas' best ribs
• New TV show 'No Ordinary Family' is a welcome sense of wonder
• Gibbons hospitalized after fall from horse
• New Las Vegas company awarded more than $300,000 in tax abatements
• Massage therapist accused of photographing clients faces 375 more counts
• 'S#*! My Dad Says' is better on Twitter than TV
• Las Vegas lawyers leave mark on 'Defenders'
• Sunny, cooler and gusty for Las Vegas
• Construction of park at Tropicana, Decatur to begin next month
• 11 appointed to UMC Hospital Advisory Board
• Carlito's way
• Bill Scott anticipates attempt to clear police in Costco slaying, trash son's name
• 'Dancing' star eliminated
• Shooter enters plea in 'Pacman' Jones melee
• Superintendent candidate takes blame for Dallas school district financial woes
• Sush Machida creates a world of artwork you really should see
• Superintendent candidate forums today & tonight
• Cher turns ahead time
• Police: Indiana kids died after 10 hours in closet
• Police seek two persons of interest in northeast valley homicide
• We didn’t see these shows, but we’ve got some ideas how they might turn out ...
• Hilton kept from entering Japan after drug sentence
• Two new dinosaur species discovered in southern Utah
• Awand refuses to testify despite immunity, faces contempt charge
• Eat early and often
• Marchers rally for blocked bill
• Nellis airman killed in Afghanistan
• Advisory board chosen to help UMC evolve into research, teaching hospital
• 'Lebanon' is no 'Apocalypse Now'
• Sandra Day O'Connor makes case for appointing judges
• 22 witnesses expected in coroner's inquest into Costco shooting
• New Siren's Song party lures the underground scene
• The restored 'Metropolis' is a must-see
• Former justice backs change
• Man pleads no contest to firing shots at strip club
• Gov. Gibbons to have surgery after falling from horse
• The new 'Wall Street' is preachy and cartoonish
• Overhang at overpass helps prevent mischief
• Students, activists rally after DREAM Act shot down
• Allegiant, Peppermill partner for flights to Wendover
• Thinking about the Tea Party, Lady Gaga and more
• When is the last time you threw up?
• $60,000 OK'd for camera fix
• Family critical of process as inquest into police shooting set to start
• Medical examiner says drug amounts possibly lethal
• Party hopping in the USA
• Chatting with Band of Horses bassist Bill Reynolds
• Just Hanging Out
• Second person in small plane crash dies
• 2 injured in east valley crash involving motorcycle
• At WEFT, denim gets the tailored treatment
• I did it my way: A trip through Abby Coe’s Hot Spot
• Reid, Angle to answer queries on economy
• Volunteers to clean up illegal shooting ranges in Red Rock Canyon
• Deal reached allowing loaded guns in Nevada state parks
• Festival snapshots: Neon Reverb
• Cirque du Soleil auditions bring out the fun and flexible
• Judge refuses to reject arena petition
• With too few crossing guards, NLV shifts focus
• Prevailing wage rates set for state construction projects
• Henderson rejects wine lounge near religious establishments
• Chatting with Pixies guitarist Joey Santiago
• Mother separating from children again
• Meet some of the Sun's prolific website commenters
• Nellis airman dies in Afghanistan
• Elderly couple killed in crash near Laughlin identified
• Where to drink, what to watch and everything else you should know
• Tea Party activist: Nevada Senate race is 'No. 1 goal'
• Planned interchange gets mixed reviews from neighbors
• Rory Reid ad edits Brian Sandoval interview
• Police seek 2 'persons of interest' in Monday homicide
• Fresh from the streets of India
• No 'danke schoen' for Newton plans
• Former U.S. Supreme Court justice says appointed judges better for business
• Former R-J mailroom chief Flansburg dies
• Forums with superintendent candidates set for Wed.
• North Las Vegas to cut jobs as feds shift inmates to new facility
• Activist thrown out of meeting calls for school board president's resignation
• Man charged in counterfeit credit card scam
• Report marks recession's 2009 end, but Nevada recovery lags
• 'Don't ask' repeal, immigration reform proposal hit obstacles
• Wife of pilot in Labor Day plane crash also dies
• Hairstylist stands by his friend Hilton
• 'The Defenders' captures oily charm of Vegas billboard lawyers
• With tax credit expired, Las Vegas housing market cooling off
• Las Vegas family puts face on 'epidemic' of distracted driving
• Summerlin Art Festival returns after economy prompted hiatus
• Police seek 2 in weekend double shooting that leaves 1 dead
• Reid and GOP trade partisan shots over defense bill
• State pulls historic preservation grants to projects, including Mob Museum
• Observers note uncertainty over future of Righthaven/R-J copyright suits
• Pahrump welcomes new prison -- and the jobs it brings
• Empty space: Wasted Space's last night with Alien Ant Farm
• Get your Greek on: Annual cultural festival begins Friday
• In Brief
• Pahrump wins with new prison, but North Las Vegas loses out
• Tales from the Sindustry: DJ 88
• Harry Reid risks alienating voters over immigration, 'don’t ask' policy
• Car strikes three pedestrians, including infant, in crosswalk
• County officials hear from medical marijuana proponents
• Higher standards for math, reading advance for Nevada students
• Las Vegas cabdrivers among best in U.S. — with exceptions, survey finds
• Report: Obesity hurts your wallet and your health
• World's oldest man turns 114
• Man pleads guilty to lesser charge in wife's shooting death
• Recession resurrects specter of job selling in gaming industry
• Japan officials delay Paris Hilton from entering
• Status update
• South Point to host weekend scrapbooking expo
• Hot and gusty today, with chance of rain tonight for Las Vegas
• Man shot, killed Saturday morning identified
• In our name
• Citizen group to host forum for county commission candidates
• Jobless rate remains at record pace
• Status update
• Big screens, big questions
• Sentencing set for woman whose child, grandchild fell off balcony
• Desperate homeowners find little hope in foreclosure battles
• In our name
• Sundown for solar power?
• Fremont East businesses to get $80,000 marketing boost
• Sprinkler proposal draws fire
• Big screens, big questions
• Snuffed out?
• Developer plans pedestrian bridge over Harmon Avenue
• One finalist drops out
• Sundown for solar power?
• Company plans to rebrand closed Ritz-Carlton at Lake Las Vegas
• Lawmaker to introduce bill allowing sale of medical marijuana
• Newton's Plans
• Snuffed out?
• Child in stroller among 3 struck by vehicle at intersection
• Sun changes story commenting policy to foster responsible community dialogue
• Hamptons' house headed for the auction block
• Supt. Rulffes to be among those honored Saturday
• Paris Hilton blocked from entering Japan after guilty plea in Las Vegas
• Judge lets Harrah's proceed with petition to build sports arena
• Coroner identifies man fatally shot outside bar near Strip
• Gun-wielding man killed by off-duty officer identified
• Chamber Asks Businesses to Buy Locally
• Snuffed out?
• Henderson man identified in fatal motorcycle crash
• Opportunity Village prepares to reopen
• Chamber Trying to Help Local Businesses
• 'Walking Through Walls': A local recalls her triumph over mental illness
• Coroner IDs man who fired shot at girlfriend before apparent suicide
• Police investigate body found after gas station explosion
• Las Vegas chamber launches advertising campaign
• List shows Nevada car thieves targeting older cars
• Metro releases Bruno Mars mugshot after cocaine arrest
• Baby girl dies after being left in vehicle
• Big wins for Weekly
• Youths shipped off for therapy
• Defendants fight back against Righthaven copyright lawsuits
• Righthaven judge: Review-Journal 'implied license' defense may have merit
• GOP group challenges Reid earmarks for Las Vegas firm
• Husband and wife, ages 85 and 86, die in 2-vehicle crash
• Former *NSYNC singer out of sync with drugs
• Judge finds no bad egg in battle between themed restaurants
• Status update
• Off-duty police officer, slain man identified in Friday shooting
• Bureaucrats could make you laugh if they didn't hurt so much
• Showdown brewing with state over higher education funding
• Video: Snake attacks man at Las Vegas swap meet
• In our name
• Finalist for superintendent withdraws from consideration
• Love keeps crash victim alive
• Warnings of drastic budget cuts fall on public’s deaf ears
• Review-Journal columnist arrested on suspicion of DUI
• Big screens, big questions
• Body found in NLV gas station that exploded Sunday
• Doctors to push tubing changes
• Constitution Day a day to celebrate, if only we knew
• Paris Hilton arrives at courthouse
• Sundown for solar power?
• Lake Mead visitors center moves during building renovations
• Researcher sees fuel from biowaste
• Cosmopolitan is still wrestling with disgruntled condo buyers
• Man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Snuffed out?
• Mr. Sandwich offers a new banh mi spot in the heart of Chinatown
• Reid ad has unintended consequences
• R&R Partners named one of best places to work
• Lady Gaga to rally in Maine against 'don't ask'
• News and Notes
• Police: Man admitted to ex-girlfriend he killed his mother
• Willow Woods
• Record heat hits Las Vegas
• 'Town' is talk of box office, opening with $23.8M
• Finalist for superintendent withdraws name
• Officials: 13,800 credit cards 'skimmed' in alleged scheme
• Partying Paris no charity case
• Las Vegas jobless rate at 14.7 percent in August
• Paris Hilton pleads guilty, sentenced to year of probation
• Paris Hilton pleads guilty in Las Vegas drug arrest
• Arrest warrant issued for Lindsay Lohan
• Columnist John L. Smith arrested on charge of DUI
• Chamber, SCORE Launch Business QuickSTART Series
• Status update
• General Growth to pay Howard Hughes heirs; Summerlin's value tumbles
• CCSD superintendent candidate from Florida drops out to take college job
• Burning Man arrests, citations akin to those made in 2009
• Chamber Launches Viva Las Business Campaign to Help Businesses
• In our name
• Morning fire causes damage to 3 homes
• Suspect in escape threw guns into Arizona prison, report says
• Local Chambers Urge Passage of Small Business Jobs Act
• Big screens, big questions
• Court: Las Vegas man's suit against priest over alleged abuse can proceed
• Man faces murder charge in mother's death
• Chamber Introduces Viva Las Business Campaign
• Sundown for solar power?
• Bill offers businesses tax breaks, lending
• Patients at risk under the knife
• Man found dead after firing at girlfriend, barricading self
• Nevada Press Association 2010 award winners
• Sun wins 22 first-place awards in state contest
• Hispanic man found dead with gunshot wounds
• Steven M. Altig: Attorney
• Residents say improvements to MLK Boulevard will bolster community
• Man dies after shooting in parking lot
• Hot and gusty today for Las Vegas
• Gas station explodes in North Las Vegas
• UFL: Florida Tuskers defeat Locos 27-20 in season opener
• Singer Bruno Mars arrested on suspicion of drug possession
• Inquests trigger questions, more reform talk
• Man dies in shooting outside bar west of Las Vegas Strip
• Unruly celebrities get zero tolerance
• Explosion rocks gas station in North Las Vegas; no injuries
• Police reviewing officer-involved shootings
• CD review: Brandon Flowers 'Flamingo'
• With days to live, count blessings in family, friends and wine
• CD review: A Crowd of Small Adventures 'A Decade in X-Rays'
• Review-Journal wins for general excellence
• Liquor store clerk shoots juvenile during attempted robbery, police say
• New program gives young drug addicts a chance to restore their lives
• Colorado transparency unique
• Hoover Dam bypass traffic faces bottleneck along U.S. Highway 93
• How the Sun identified surgical injuries
• Nevada Press Association honors R-J staffer
• A cry for help
• Reporters' Notebook
• Routine surgery, harrowing result
• Top News
• Doctors avoid discipline
• Football with flavor
• This Week
• Last drumroll
• Accident involving 3 motorcycles briefly closes southbound I-15
• Titus, Heck agree to three debates
• The Newest U.S. Citizens in Town
• Road changes upcoming on airport project
• Tahoe Lake cove might honor Twain
• UNLV-Idaho: Vandals dominating Rebels, lead 24-0 in 2nd at Kibbie Dome
• Judge strikes down Tahoe shore rules
• Metro Police seek suspect in armed robbery at apartment
• Real Estate Brief
• Desert discoveries at the 'Four Corners' art show
• Mirage headliner to star in UFC film
• Chatting with Walkmen organist Peter Bauer
• Ceremony at Nellis honors POWs, MIAs from Nevada
• Nevada Supreme Court rejects killers' appeals
• Las Vegas executive named to board promoting U.S. tourism
• Panel explores relationship between Boulder City, Hoover Dam
• 100-degree heat lingers in Las Vegas
• A word to the wise(guys): Watch what you say on live TV
• Some casino officials oppose plan to seek public financing for arena
• Rovers and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
• Muslims reach out about their faith
• Reid message on YMP revival: Hell No
• Nuclear agency's rule change relieves pressure on Yucca Mountain
• Chamber Asks Businesses to Buy Locally
• Some already knew Grimm had talent
• Police say Washington acid attack self-inflicted
• Police release sketches in August car dealership shooting
• Chamber Trying to Help Local Businesses
• CORRECTIONS
• Putnam added to state's offering of college savings programs
• Construction brings I-15 traffic to crawl south of Las Vegas
• Las Vegas chamber launches advertising campaign
• Boman matriarch, civic leader dies
• Man sought in string of Las Vegas bar robberies
• Two men wanted in connection with killing caught in California
• City: Let fingers do the complaining
• Lake Mead water level prompts closure of launch ramp
• NTSB report offers few new details in Labor Day plane crash
• Santini, former Reid opponent, backs senator
• Report: Pilot spoke with airport controller before fatal crash
• Convicted Awand subpoenaed by federal grand jury
• Stars to align to help feed the hungry in Southern Nevada
• Chamber Introduces Viva Las Business Campaign
• Pritchett found guilty in 2006 murder
• Cruising Down The Boulevard
• Police: Man listed dog as dependent in food scam
• Gun-wielding man shot, killed by off-duty Henderson police officer
• Jurors deliberate case of man accused of killing lover's husband
• California whooping cough: 9 dead, infections on rise
• Paris Hilton to get probation in plea deal in drug possession case
• Fugitive Texas sex offender arrested in Las Vegas
• Non-nuclear experiment conducted
• Ex-fire captain convicted in online sex crime can collect pension in prison
• 2 arrested in shooting of woman, 12-year-old daughter
• S.C. candidate urges waste storage in Nevada
• Lawyer's contempt jailing related to $4 million dispute
• Congratulations to Booker ES and Clark HS
• Off-duty Henderson officer fatally shoots armed man
• Jackson promoter calls suit meritless
• 'As the World Turns' stops spinning after 54 years
• News and Notes
• Local lounge singer Michael Grimm wins big on 'America's Got Talent'
• Singing was unexpected detour
• Congratulations to Booker ES and Clark HS
• Republicans and Democrats both courting small business
• School bus, Republic Services truck collide; no injuries
• Angle says focus will remain on economy
• DJ/producer David Morales in his own words
• Study of school testing finds rise in cheating, some lighthearted moments
• Man sought in beating, robbery of 62-year-old man
• Report: More living with less
• Gaming Commission OKs settlement over baccarat table dance
• Unemployment could leave Nevada owing $1 billion to feds
• Nellis ceremony honors POWs, MIAs from Nevada
• LV defense attorney jailed on no-bail bench warrant
• Crime Stoppers goes digital with online portal for tips
• Firm hired to advise investors in college savings plan
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 2
• Whooping cough infections near record in California
• Triple-digit heat heading to Las Vegas for weekend
• Think tank sees inflated shortfall and no need to raise taxes
• Complete Neon Reverb schedule
• Oprah picks Franzen's `Freedom' for book club
• Speaker forcibly removed from School Board meeting
• Mexico celebrates its bicentennial
• Neon Reverb takes a giant leap forward for its latest edition
• Man dies in early-morning motorcycle crash
• Family, ACLU can't attend pre-inquest hearing in Costco shooting
• Reid goes after Clinton mojo
• A few should-sees from Neon Reverb's 100-plus-act lineup
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Suspect arrested in 1992 sexual assault and slaying
• ‘The Virginity Hit’ is a misguided teen sex comedy
• Save yourself, family some grief: Carry contact information
• Chatting with Walkmen organist Peter Bauer
• Colorado education commissioner expected to be finalist for CCSD superintendent
• TV's 'Talent' show win taking Las Vegas singer on road
• Pair of art exhibits explore city in foreclosure crisis
• Speculation grows over schools chief in Dallas
• ACOSA’s Neon Reverb show marks the release of its new full-length album
• Judge orders independent evaluations of doctor charged in hepatitis outbreak
• Search firm names three superintendent finalists
• Neon Reverb takes a giant leap forward for its latest edition
• Tarkanian pulls out of Angle event after FEC complaint filed
• Hot Spots: Tweet, drink and be happy (hardcore)
• Mayweather charged with robbery, domestic battery and other crimes
• Crash kills motorcyclist, 31, in western valley
• Mayor envisions underground walkway/mall to Symphony Park
• Low pay hinders hiring, state education chief says
• Behind-the-scenes drama at the Liberace Museum
• Status update
• Motorcyclist injured in hit, run crash Sunday dies at hospital
• ‘American Teen Idol’ to film pilot program in Henderson
• Jackson's parents embroiled in lawsuits related to his death
• Nightlife news & notes: Jet's new night, Wasted Space closes and more
• In our name
• Google, Nevada tourism officials partner for winter ad campaign
• School District names 3 finalists for superintendent
• CORRECTION
• Car smashes into pizzeria in Summerlin area
• Big screens, big questions
• MGM fills No. 2 spot, announces senior management changes
• Mayor: Obama statements still hurting Las Vegas convention business
• Angel-Valentino incident denied
• Number of foreclosures in Nevada continues to drop
• Sundown for solar power?
• Attorney in Erik Scott case sends letter to judge over evidence
• Unstable terrain prompts county to intervene at apartment complex
• Status update
• Blue October's Justin Furstenfeld talks tour, mental health
• Snuffed out?
• High court allows new death penalty hearing in 1992 killing
• GOP, nonpartisans outpace Democrats in new online registration
• In our name
• Finger-pointing accompanies close of Liberace Museum
• The latest "Wednesdays with Walt" is now online
• Former Lady Luck owner gets license, plans entry into Las Vegas market
• Man accused in bank robbery on West Sahara
• Big screens, big questions
• Reids think Clinton has enough charm for both
• 38 CCSD students are National Merit Semifinalists
• Metro Police make arrest in fatal 1992 stabbing
• AG issues alert for scam targeting grandparents
• Sundown for solar power?
• Harry Reid ladling the attack on Sharron Angle in Senate race
• Special School Board meeting today
• Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. charged with coercion, robbery
• Wynn severs ties with 2 more nightlife executives
• Snuffed out?
• Budget cuts to be discussed at NLV town hall meetings
• Lost and found: A local recalls her triumph over mental illness
• Mayor introduces city's new mobile website
• Attorney for family in police shooting calls inquest process 'a farce'
• 100-degree heat returns to Las Vegas
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Ohio mom accused of giving marijuana to 2-year-old
• Authorities continue investigation of U.S. Airways incident
• Masterworks - Visualizations of Binary Degradation by Shaurya Kumar
• Send me to ... TC's Rib Crib
• Meet Amanda Morgan: Las Vegan, youngest sexologist in the nation
• Report: Jobs won't return to pre-recession levels for 7 years
• TV correspondent Edwin Newman dies
• Calling Him: A chat with Blue October's Justin Furstenfeld
• My favorite Epicurean Affair dishes
• 'Recycled Percussion' will (junk) rock you
• More traffic delays expected Thursday at Hoover Dam
• Twitter tweaks Website to show more photos, video
• Dream Zone: 'My son was crying'
• Mr. Sandwich offers a new banh mi spot in the heart of Chinatown
• Desert discoveries at the 'Four Corners' art show
• Hot weather persists in Las Vegas
• Oregon rescuers dig camel 'Moses' out of sinkhole
• Thinking about the Plaza, Sharron Angle and more
• Bill Clinton stumps for Rory Reid, weighs in on economy
• A grandfather of house: DJ/producer David Morales
• Motion paints a picture of Rizzolo thumbing his nose at justice
• Man killed crossing street Tuesday identified
• Arizona officials ID Boulder City man killed in I-15 crash
• Former fire captain pleads guilty to child sex crime
• Psychology text 'How Pleasure Works' gets to the root of our likes and dislikes
• Small business credit bill clears Senate hurdle
• Two state agencies refuse to cooperate with budget committee
• Boy, 4, rescued from Henderson pool Friday dies at hospital
• 4 hospitalized in separate Las Vegas crashes; Vegas Drive closed
• 'Flamingo' finds Flowers relying on familiar sounds and clichéd lyrics
• Readers suggest improvements for DMV
• Henderson boy, 4, dies after found floating in pool
• Coroner IDs man, 22, killed after witnesses say woman ran red light
• Nevada Democrats file FEC complaint against Sharron Angle
• 'Easy A' tries too hard to be something it's not
• Breaking In A New Cancer Institute
• Las Vegas adopts new rules for homeless in parks
• NV Energy restores power after northwest valley outage
• Man's murder trial in Jack in the Box shooting delayed
• Crime drama 'Animal Kingdom' can’t quite put its tension to full use
• Attorney claims gender bias at festival
• Bill Clinton urges Rory Reid supporters to 'talk to people'
• Semi truck runs over man's leg at construction site
• Report: Nevada's rate of women killed by men tops nation
• 'The Event' is an hour's worth of being jerked around
• North Las Vegas man struck, killed crossing street
• Partnership helps with bike rodeo in Henderson
• 10,000 ecstasy pills get man 6 years in federal prison
• Chamber Launches Viva Las Business Campaign to Help Businesses
• 'Boardwalk Empire' impeccably depicts Atlantic City in the 1920s
• Las Vegas woman gets prison time for role in tax evasion scam
• Immigration officials say raids failed to catch smugglers
• Boulder City halts spending, freezes hiring while awaiting $3 million payment
• Local Chambers Urge Passage of Small Business Jobs Act
• TV drama 'The Defenders' captures the oily charm of Vegas billboard lawyers
• Tribes join protests of Ivanpah solar project
• Jim Rogers out of contention for schools superintendent
• Program aims to dispose of unwanted prescription drugs
• Man arrested in 2008 shooting death of brother
• 'I’m Still Here' may be a joke, but that doesn’t make it funny
• Senate fails to revise health care law provision
• Remembering Joaquin Phoenix's rap debut
• Las Vegas to pull out of Clean Water Coalition
• Man pleads not guilty in woman's strangulation death
• Ben Affleck goes two-for-two with crime drama 'The Town'
• Criminal charges possible against attorney accused of assault
• Budget cuts aren't cause of long lines at DMV
• Las Vegas Sands weighs name change to reflect global presence
• Weezer's 'Hurley' is pretty coldly calculated
• Tensions remain over Las Vegas raids
• Reid abandons total immigration reform in last-ditch voter push
• With $600 million spent, court hears arguments over power plant
• Ex-fire captain admits trying to arrange sexual encounter with minor
• Checklist: Kim Canteenwalla of Society at Encore
• Correction
• Copyright lawsuit filed against group fighting Pahrump prison
• Upgrades to runway at Boulder City airport in the works
• Sharron Angle ad calls Harry Reid the 'best friend an illegal alien ever had'
• What to watch, read and go to this week
• A pair of art exhibits explore a city in foreclosure crisis
• 'Real World' back in LV at Hard Rock
• U.S. 95 ramp meters to be activated more often
• Nevada education chief: Staffing hurt by cutbacks
• Spread the Word Nevada holds Storybook Gala
• CSN student with Crohn’s disease recognized by national foundation
• SWAT officers take armed robbery suspects into custody
• Event Guide: 2010 Mexican Independence Day
• Officials choose 7 proposals in effort to diversify economy
• Apartment fire displaces 3, injures 1 in northwest
• New venue Born and Raised is for Las Vegans, by Las Vegans
• Weeklong San Gennaro Feast Italian festival begins
• Police: Car fatally struck pedestrian after running red light
• I'm a Hustler, baby: What went down at Larry Flynt's grand opening
• Sharron Angle seeks a push from Sarah Palin
• Airline conference coming to Las Vegas in 2013
• Some home prices come up as ZIPs with largest declines see rebound
• Breezy and hot afternoon ahead for Las Vegas
• Status of Summerlin natural gas pipeline case shrouded in secrecy
• Harry Reid wants vote on plan to let young immigrants become citizens
• Spencer Pratt: Gun detainment brought he and Heidi together
• State medical board disciplines Las Vegas physicians
• 2010 Mexican Independence Day event guide
• Obama children's book 'Of Thee I Sing' out Nov. 16
• Cancer treatment center opens at UMC
• Woman accidentally hits gas pedal, drives into bank's doors
• Aging gas pipes at risk of explosion nationwide
• UNLV president weighing tuition changes, enrollment caps
• Labor officials: Local OSHA office means stepped-up enforcement
• Plaza to lay off more than 400 as it shuts for renovations
• Nevada gas prices tumble to national average
• Judge delays decision in 'Creech 14' drone trial
• Meeting to address raids
• Cardenas Markets Scholarship Foundation Inc. Announced A $45,000 Dollar Scholarship Donation to Coll
• Gillespie: Despite down economy, Las Vegas following trend of lower crime
• Las Vegas municipal judge plans to retire
• Iran frees detained US woman on $500,000 bail
• Combustibles left on stove cause apartment fire
• Tarkanian unwittingly reloads 'Second Amendment remedies' gun
• George Michael gets 8 weeks jail for drug driving
• Reid plans to seek vote on student immigration bill
• Disbarred lawyer sought for arrest on theft charges
• New drug-resistant superbugs found in 3 states
• Pedestrian killed in crosswalk after car runs red light
• Firefighting labor rift continues
• Assemblyman proposes bill to consolidate fire departments
• Tea Party favorites lead in New Hampshire, Delaware
• In Brief
• Border-crossing Tacos El Gordo
• Rogers out of running for school superintendent
• Smith Center may just rock and roll
• Planet Hollywood submits plans to add signage, balconies
• UNLV chief sees changes ahead
• Public administrator saves money not responding to deaths
• Oprah to take studio audience to Australia
• With Plaza implosion out, Goodman seeking 'gateway' to Symphony Park
• Downtown shop goes to pot
• Mayweather's son says he saw boxer assault his mother
• Bail set at $250,000 in 1998 child rape case
• Police say teen faces kidnapping, assault charges after pulling knife on school staff
• State Bar of Nevada reviewing grievance against Righthaven CEO
• Reid budget proposal stirs skepticism
• At least 33 survive after Venezuela plane crash
• 1 suffers minor injuries in small apartment fire
• Horse advocates urge probe of slaughter claims
• Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Las Vegas crime rate follows downward national trend
• Aldrin's big cake out of this world
• Tiesto to take Vegas residency at The Hard Rock Hotel
• Motorcyclist critically injured in Charleston Boulevard crash
• College instructor tapped to develop Elko roadway plan
• Righthaven settles 2 lawsuits over R-J story copyrights
• Morning fire damages home in West Las Vegas
• Teacher of the Game program now under way
• Breast cancer survivor hosts annual fundraiser
• Middle school student armed with knife in custody
• Lamping ES presents "Run for the Stars" 9/25
• An unintended interest group: The unemployed
• Plaza to lay off 400 workers, temporarily close hotel
• News and Notes
• District prepared for expected increase in free-meal applications
• Police: Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s son witnessed attack
• New editor to relaunch In Business Las Vegas
• Nevada Power case goes before state Supreme Court
• Hot and dry today for Las Vegas
• Hearing set in DUI case for man who said he was 'too drunk' to drive
• Titus slightly increases lead
• New grief center opens, caters to families
• For sports books, 'it's like Christmas'
• Las Vegas-based Allegiant adding seats to boost capacity
• Students getting turned away
• Chamber launches 'Viva Las Business' ad campaign
• New clinic enriches cancer care
• Berlusconi to young women: Seek rich guys like me
• Owner of failing casino blames slots
• Recession slows growth of downtown North Las Vegas
• Traffic worries clog Tahoe resort plan
• Warmer temperatures return to Las Vegas
• Gamboa outpoints Salido in unification bout
• Poll: Reid, Angle still neck and neck
• CORRECTIONS
• Drag star Marino glad for surgery
• Mechanical problems forces Phoenix-bound plane back to McCarran; threat investigated
• Politicians say they have seen light about lobbying ethics
• Poll: Nevadans believe tougher laws would improve economy
• Central California town of Exeter nurtured two Nevada governors
• Thousands celebrate Hawaiian heritage at Henderson festival
• Driver's license renewal hurts time and again
• Motorcyclist injured in hit, run collision on Tropicana
• Average mining pay increases to $81,755
• Aloha Specialties' Hawaiian ... punch?
• Reporters' Notebook
• Henderson had earlier start on transformation, more to work with when efforts got under way
• Top News
• Sharron Angle, Harry Reid have yet to pursue the undecided
• Legislator to revive 'gender identity' bill
• Teachers on front lines offer ideas to fix troubled schools
• THIS WEEK
• Televising of coroner’s inquest raises question of race
• Ashjian ballot ruling appealed
• What are consumers thinking? This is the guy who knows
• Tax increases are not a part of state improvement plan
• Sisolak offers proof of firefighters 'gaming' sick leave system
• Bisch cited for uniform infraction
• Another company fights back against copyright lawsuit
• Man dies from injuries after beating on Las Vegas Strip
• Suit seeks to stop collection of debts
• HUD secretary says Las Vegas housing market stabilizing
• Passenger on Las Vegas flight accused of making threat
• More money for housing program welcomed
• Website lists people who owe the state money
• Man dies in Sept. 3 beating on Strip
• The Walk
• Nevada road project up for national award
• Crow concert called off at Hard Rock tonight
• CORRECTIONS
• Las Vegas to climb into 90s for weekend
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week 1
• Angel denies even talking to Valentino
• Deeply moved by 9/11, football coach Fassel takes action
• Police seek help in finding missing man, 75
• Liberace Museum closes as cash flow played out
• Poll: Voters support sheriff, unsure about district attorney candidates
• Las Vegas ceremony honors victims of Sept. 11 attacks
• Status update
• Boxer could face license questions
• 9/11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• Take a hike!
• Palo Verde remembers Sept. 11
• US poverty on track to post record gain
• Savior with a secret
• Father notified of son's death four months after the fact
• 'Halo: Reach' aims to grab gamers again
• Who polices the police?
• Sandoval keeps large lead in governor race
• UNLV-Utah: Rebels hit field goal, tie No. 20 Utes 3-3 as first quarter ends
• Demolition derby
• In-law suspected foul play
• 4-year-old Henderson boy nearly drowns
• Craftsmen of escape
• New website lists state debtors by name, amount
• Killer sounds come to a church, courthouse, gallery and concert hall this week
• Massage therapist charged
• Events in Las Vegas to honor victims of Sept. 11 attacks
• Nuclear power takes forum spotlight
• Las Vegas company gets FDA warning about electronic cigarettes
• Metro Police arrest Floyd Mayweather Jr. in domestic case
• Henderson Symphony Orchestra plans ‘Mozart Madness’
• in brief
• McCarran travelers to get glimpse of airport of future
• Vestin real estate lenders settle investor lawsuits
• Brian Sandoval keeps distance from Sharron Angle on new TV program
• North Las Vegas civil rights lawsuit settled
• Quick settlement reached in copyright lawsuit against PR company
• Senator says 6 killed in California explosion, fire
• Man pleads guilty in foreclosure rescue scam case
• Loan company focus of class-action suit
• 2-alarm fire does heavy damage at NLV business
• DiCaprio granted 3 years' protection from woman
• Group finishes yearlong study looking at Nevada in 30 years
• Buddy Brits score chart topper
• Las Vegas warming up for the weekend
• Facebook inches past Google for Web users' minutes
• Appeal filed to remove Scott Ashjian from ballot
• CORRECTIONS
• Police seeking information in child molestation case
• Mayweather arrested for grand larceny
• 2 sought after man shot in back in northeast valley
• Judge dismisses suit against Nevada Senate hopeful
• Frank Francese Watercolor Workshop
• Felon gets 10 years for firearm offense
• Angel takes issue with Valentino
• Shooting park manager decides to move on
• Teen recounts details of decade-old kidnapping, assault
• Fatal shooting by Henderson police ruled justified in Nolton inquest
• Murder-suicide followed job loss, dog's death
• KGB serves up Captain Crunch-alicious milkshake
• Fatal shooting by Henderson police ruled justified in Nolton inquest
• Darker details come to light
• Nevada high court reprimands Las Vegas attorney
• X-Rated Mojito
• This Las Vegas visitor carries real star power
• Coroner's inquest today in fatal Henderson Police shooting
• Baccarat gives boost to Strip gaming win
• Vehicle alarms among 500 bills
• Henderson festival to celebrate Hawaiian culture
• Hearing set for woman accused of attempted murder in beer can attack
• Kidnap victim recalls events from 1998 sexual assault
• Henderson Boy Scouts to host flag ceremony on Sept. 11
• Traveling massage therapist accused of photographing clients
• Islamic group schedules rally, prayer vigil to remember 9/11
• California rape suspect arrested in Las Vegas
• Fire damages commercial building; woman injured
• Titus stands behind ads
• State says report gives wrong impression about Yucca Mountain safety
• Las Vegas sees largest monthly tourism gain since 2005
• Boulder City manager avoids punishment
• Lawmakers say $500,000 wasted on shelved prison project
• Palo Verde honors teacher killed in Sept. 11 attacks
• Mountain’s Edge event to help children with cancer
• Take a hike!
• Cooler weather moves into Las Vegas
• Study: Flamboyant male dancing attracts women best
• “September 11” Remembered
• Savior with a secret
• Former LV tax preparer sentenced to prison term for falsifying returns
• Obama schedules rescue mission to Las Vegas
• Obama's 'Don't Call It A Stimulus'Economic Development Plan
• Who polices the police?
• Arberry's lobbying gambit suffered from bad timing
• Police say Mayweather is suspect in domestic violence incident
• Erik Scott's family asks to view evidence before inquest
• Demolition derby
• Wastewater pipeline agency dealt blow
• Nevada judicial reform group in last-minute vote push
• Developers retain high-profile attorney in Lake Las Vegas dispute
• Craftsmen of escape
• Business ties of attorney face scrutiny
• Las Vegas Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Coroner IDs brother, sister killed in murder-suicide
• Harvest Festival Original Art And Craft Show
• Judges look at options for enlisting lobbyist
• Hot Spots: Chanel, Rank 1, Robin Leach's b-day and a new "straight" night
• Woman accusing Vince Neil of grabbing her in Las Vegas
• Lawyer seeks inquest change
• 2010 Fall A&E Preview
• Woman charged with attempted murder in alleged beer can assault
• 82 child abuse cases reviewed
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Delayed payments to unemployed Nevadans posted
• ‘Legendary’ is Hallmark-style sap from World Wrestling Entertainment
• Arizona sheriff supports Angle run
• Family reports fire weeks after moving into house
• Tropicana to hire 140 workers for new restaurant
• Acting Henderson city clerk gets nod for position
• 49 being vetted for school post
• Amargosa Opera House visionary prepares to bow out
• Home sales in Las Vegas fall in August
• Henderson man, 25, faces child pornography charges
• Legislator-to-lobbyist work gap urged
• Ruling likely means 19 laid-off county workers will get jobs back
• Board OKs $580,000 settlement after firm goes out of business
• Fashion’s Night Out brings world-class style to the masses
• NLV man is sentenced in child porn case
• Copyright lawsuits filed against U.S. Marijuana Party, dating website
• McCarran air cargo center to open in October
• Police: Repairman accused of assaulting child might have other victims
• Glitch that stalled jobless benefits is fixed
• Man sentenced to 15 years for possession of child pornography
• Boulder City manager emerges from meeting without reprimand
• Armed man arrested, residents return home after evacuation
• CORRECTIONS
• Commissioners OK new fee category for shooting park
• Metro Police seeking Floyd Mayweather Jr. in battery case
• Mandalay Bay restaurant switching from French cuisine to tapas
• 'Jersey' star weds ex-dance partner
• Righthaven CEO defends company during roundtable discussion
• Consolidated Resorts moves forward after bankruptcy
• Rob Reiner peddles false nostalgia in teen romance ‘Flipped’
• Status update
• Texas woman emerges as vocal critic of copyright lawsuit firm
• Las Vegas physician pleads not guilty on attempted sexual assault charge
• And the America's Best DJ winner to be honored in Vegas is...
• Police searching for missing 10-year-old boy
• St. Rose breaks ranks with disclosure on quality of care
• Shotgun death case moves on to district court
• SyFy show 'Beast Legends' offers up “realistic” monsters
• Rain makes appearance at Mccarran after hiatus
• Nye County District Attorney Bob Beckett arrested again
• Nye County DA arrested again, faces DUI charge
• Teacher accused of starting fire in school copier room
• What to see, hear and eat this week
• Vegas. We're all stressed, but we got lots of time to make up slogans
• A Tribute to Novello honors popular Library literary festival
• Hearing set for homeless man in Arizona Charlie's bomb threat
• Sen. John Ensign honors NLV principal at school assembly
• The checklist: What are you consuming this week?
• Reid blames Wall Street, Bush for bad times
• Amber Alert issued for missing girl out of Idaho
• Righthaven's suit against Sharron Angle draws increased attention
• Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio backs Sharron Angle
• Aloha Specialties' Hawaiian ... punch?
• 'Now she's saying she'll never fly again. ... Ever'
• Inquest into police shooting to be broadcast on cable TV
• Jobless benefits not posted because of computer glitch
• Executive is third to leave Wynn Resorts in 2 weeks
• Killer sounds come to a church, courthouse, gallery and concert hall—all this week
• Drive triggers memory of sexual assault
• Amargosa Opera House visionary Marta Becket prepares to bow out
• 45 arrested for DUI during holiday checkpoints, patrols
• Las Vegas told to sober up, face its economic woes
• Harmon variety show brings together the oddest of assortments
• Driver, car licenses should match
• Social House improves on its quality pan-Asian cuisine in new location
• Boy, 10, who went missing after school found unharmed
• NLV Planning Commission OKs 2-year extension for shopping center
• Border crossing Tacos El Gordo
• Fall style: Keep your cool with breezy, heat-friendly fabrics
• Chancellor sees changes
• Police: Domestic dispute leads to triple shooting
• Police release photos in Tuesday bank robbery
• Man avoids death penalty for 1998 murder
• Captain Crunchalicious Milkshake
• What or who are you wearing?
• Motion to remove Silver in drug case is denied
• Hotel, restaurant at Lake Mead’s Echo Bay close unexpectedly
• Nevada Power to build solar energy plant at school
• Man sentenced to probation after fight with neighbor results in death
• Monsters, mobsters and singing brothel madams: Local feature films now on DVD and VOD
• Check it out—more folks are discovering the library
• Polygamous sect leader rejects move
• St. Rose breaks ranks with disclosure on quality of care
• Man charged with murder after fatal fight under bridge
• Man arrested for throwing fatal punch
• Random photos of the week
• Deja ewwww: Remembering Joaquin Phoenix's rap debut
• Candidates steer clear of Project Vote Smart
• Bill Clinton to campaign for Rory Reid in Las Vegas
• Military bans video game that 'kills' U.S. troops
• The Fryer’s Club brings Vegas’ funny people together
• On the eve of her Vegas debut, Cloris Leachman looks back on a life well-lived
• Inquest in Costco shooting to be televised
• Philanthropy steering hotel college through recession
• County suspends business licenses after alleged sex scams
• New entertainment network is right for conservatives
• Garage fire damages home in western valley
• Separating fact from Fushigi
• Another shakeup in Wynn's world
• Federal panel probing financial crisis visiting Las Vegas
• Second victim dead after Tuesday night murder-suicide
• Angle going to Washington, hoping for financial boost
• Judge rules Boulder City golf course initiative will appear on ballot
• Dream Zone: 'I'm in a public place...'
• clarification
• Transportation expert says Las Vegas could become crossroads of West
• CNN names Piers Morgan as Larry King's replacement
• Teacher charged with arson in school fire
• Feds, police raid Las Vegas medical marijuana shops
• Concert review: The Avett Brothers
• Police, school officials take on cyberbullying
• Snooki due in New Jersey court on charge of being annoying
• Thinking about shuffling cards, meth and more!
• Business withdraws proposal to build zoo near Mandalay Bay
• Grading the 'Resident Evil' franchise's evilness
• Wildfire danger today for Las Vegas area
• Google search accelerates with 'instant' results
• In yo' face, UNR! UNLV is sexy!
• Las Vegas man identified in fatal Nye County crash
• What you should know about Scissor Sisters
• Police say at least one person dead in murder-suicide try
• Buggin' out
• Man killed in taxicab crash identified
• Investors take on HOAs, and residents might suffer
• Radiation buzz
• Woodward book to be called 'Obama's Wars'
• Harry Reid promotes green jobs as leaders talk clean energy
• Summer school
• Tyson talks friendship with Tupac - and his regret
• Man faces felony charges in false Arizona Charlie's bomb threat
• Rodeo, ‘goat dressing’ event to raise money for Horseman’s Park
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• 12 years later, girl spots location of alleged sex assault
• Diverse 3rd Congressional District key in big races
• Report doesn't include new taxes to boost Nevada economy
• Three questions with David Lowery
• Chance of thunderstorms for Las Vegas area
• San Francisco attorney to arbitrate impasse between firefighters, Clark County
• Send me to ... Bouchon
• Hot line putting out-of-state license plate scofflaws on spot
• Man shot by police Sunday identified
• Gibbons proposes 9 bills for 2011 Legislature
• Dawn Gibbons' support of Reid no laughing matter
• Clark County Commission rejects Arberry's bid for lobby position
• Survivor of plane crash says she had full confidence in pilot
• Police actions in U.S. rarely ruled criminal
• Status update
• Man faces terrorism charge after incident at Arizona Charlie's
• Americans heed Lewis' call
• Downtown: Where to dance
• We've got your Fabulous 2010 lineup!
• Feds plan wild horse roundup in Utah desert
• Pauly D: You're not invited
• Taxi passenger killed Friday in I-15 crash identified
• Eureka lawmaker backs off food tax proposal after robo-call campaign
• Midnight snacking
• Police identify man shot by 2 Metro officers
• Crow takes shot at Palin in song
• Smokin' new joint
• Man accused of setting his apartment on fire arrested
• '41 TO ANGLE'
• New kid on the block
• Hearing set for MMA's Mike Whitehead on sexual assault charges
• Life lessons from a bikini contest judge
• Fremont Street Shuffle
• MGM Resorts CEO says Sharron Angle bad for business
• We survived! A look back at the Labor Day weekend that was
• The case for downtown nightlife
• County denies court system's request to hire ex-lawmaker as lobbyist
• Tales from the Sindustry: Eduardo Cordova and Lady Gaga who?
• Two men hospitalized after skiff runs aground in Alaska
• 1 dead, 3 injured as plane crashes on residential street
• Suspect in fatal home invasion surrenders to police in Arizona
• One person dead, three injured after small plane crashes near Henderson
• College builds new forest for education
• Widening project to bring I-15 lane closures this week
• Proposal to build Interstate 11 gathers momentum in West
• Las Vegas gets a holiday from 100-degree heat
• Burton vanishes; group steps up
• Racial violence changes student ... and school
• Comedian Robert Schimmel dies after car accident
• Backyard volunteers helping track dwindling firefly numbers in US
• Fox: Kara DioGuardi departs 'American Idol'
• Kanye West: 'I bled hard' over Taylor Swift debacle
• Report: Van der Sloot concedes extorting Holloways
• Police investigate after man's body found at park
• IRS making list, checking up on nonprofits that don't file
• Limited English classes costly
• Air Force, fossil fans say hold power line
• Jailer wanted Hilton out fast
• Senate foes going on road for money
• N.M. poll: Most don't like driver's license law
• Washington state officials investigating pertussis cases
• Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon brings in $58.9 million
• Police seek robber who shot armored truck employee
• Fire causes $50,000 in damage to Henderson home
• This Week
• Fremont Street Shuffle
• Funeral scheduled for girl found dead in Colorado
• The case for downtown nightlife
• Police seek pair who robbed, killed man who won at casino
• Buggin' out
• Rare red fox found in Sierra Nevada
• Radiation buzz
• CLARIFICATION
• Summer school
• Fator grows his audience on road
• Defendant accuses Righthaven of misusing legal system
• Bus schedules altered for Labor Day holiday
• Triple-digit heat continues to bake Las Vegas
• Border Patrol finds success in curbing illegal immigration, targets Las Vegas
• Police: Man shot after raising gun toward officers
• Republican's talk about taxing groceries crossed party line
• Man shot by police taken to hospital
• Woman found dead amid clutter became compulsive
• Status update
• Homicide at Sunrise Children's Hospital fuels speculation
• Downtown: Where to dance
• Bus riders adjust to express route switcheroo
• Pauly D: You're not invited
• Attorney defends Burning Man fans
• Midnight snacking
• Top News
• Smokin' new joint
• Reporters' Notebook
• New kid on the block
• CSN seeks endowment for its auto tech students
• Hiring Arberry as a lobbyist won't land the hardest working guy
• NLV judge: Some cases not being prosecuted
• Ex-legislator's lobbying plan opposed by three commissioners
• At Work on Arts Center
• Candidates stump Northern Nevada
• Mark your calendars: Tiesto’s Vegas residency at The Hard Rock Hotel
• Angle faces copyright lawsuit over R-J articles
• Man arrested after false bomb threat
• Fall watering schedule in effect for Las Vegas Valley
• UNLV-Wisconsin: Rebels trail No. 12 Badgers 14-7 as 2nd quarter begins
• Federal agencies sign agreement on wild horses
• Man arrested after bomb hoax at Arizona Charlie’s
• Ethics panel: Dayton judge violated rules without intent
• For US Muslims, a 9/11 anniversary like no other
• Suspect commits suicide in Reno jail
• Craigslist removes adult services section
• Wind farm plan draws opposition
• Report: Nevada roads among best in the nation
• Cooling stations give shelter from heat
• Las Vegas under excessive heat warning
• Corrections
• County opens more cooling shelters for today's high heat
• Employee focus of an earlier inquiry
• in brief
• Radiation buzz
• Insurgo’s decadent 'Salome' fits in at the Erotic Heritage Museum
• How Now Brown Cow?
• Summer school
• Companies announce plans to expand in Las Vegas
• Labor leaders speak out
• Man changes plea to guilty in DUI-related death
• Taxi passenger killed in fiery crash on I-15
• Holiday Closures - Labor Day
• Righthaven wins key ruling as new criticism leveled over suits
• Sharron Angle hit with R-J copyright infringement lawsuit
• Singer in sound state of mind
• Helicopter rescues 3 boaters injured on Lake Mohave
• Big heat returns to Las Vegas Valley for Labor Day weekend
• School Board approves spending federal funds to restore staffing
• Man wins big at California casino before fatal robbery
• Crash kills taxicab passenger at 1-15 near Sahara; northbound lanes closed
• Berkley constructs some support for local union workers
• Man wins round in sexual harassment case
• Body of promoter Arum's son found in Washington mountains
• Goss goes dark on Miguel dates
• Experts see trouble ahead for developed world
• Status update
• Principal and another school employee face drug charges
• Small signal, big meaning? Castro in military duds
• Downtown: Where to dance
• Clark County pays millions for unused firefighter skills
• Four injured in crash with tractor-trailer
• Pauly D: You're not invited
• Legislator no shoo-in for job
• Elementary school principal arrested on drug possession charge
• Midnight snacking
• Earl blows past Outer Banks on path to Northeast
• Labor Day weekend outlook: More visitors, less spending
• Smokin' new joint
• Excessive heat warning Saturday for Las Vegas
• New kid on the block
• Atop The Big Top
• Fremont Street Shuffle
• School District considers bonds for Web access and new software
• The case for downtown nightlife
• University system: Enough is enough with the budget cuts
• Man punished for having child pornography
• Buggin' out
• Charges pile up for suspects in Hooters waitress' murder
• Buggin' out
• LV fees for services set to increase
• The final curtain: Amargosa Opera House visionary Marta Becket prepares to bow out
• I-15 reopens after seven-car accident near Beltway interchange
• School Board OKs plan to create, save more than 900 jobs
• Radiation buzz
• State ballots challenged
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Motorcycle officer suffers minor injuries in accident
• Man faces trial on murder, sex charges
• A Really Old West Carnivore
• Tales from the Sindustry: Local nightlifers tell their best stories
• Righthaven sues D.C.-based group over R-J editorial posting
• Status update
• Summer school
• Land for solar power unused
• Man dead after pickup hits guardrail
• Trial reset for man accused of beating elderly woman in burglary
• Downtown: Where to dance
• Ex-first lady Gibbons: Reid right choice
• Nu Sanctuary stands out in Town Square
• Trial coming up for man accused in DUI death
• Pauly D: You're not invited
• Candidate plans appeal
• Illegal immigration declines with tighter border security, fewer jobs
• Report: Las Vegas drivers more prone to accidents
• Midnight snacking
• Power line plan draws opposition
• All-female Irish ensemble to perform in Henderson
• Trainer bitten in MGM Grand lion habitat
• Smokin' new joint
• Executives support Wynn's Hilton ban
• NLV Council fighting for monument threatened by power lines
• Crash involving 2 school buses slows U.S. 95 traffic
• New kid on the block
• Status update
• Governor’s Conference on Tourism could be last if it flops
• Plan for 238 new homes in Mountain's Edge advances
• Fremont Street Shuffle
• Downtown: Where to dance
• Defender says too much pressure on judge for killer to get fair hearing
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• The case for downtown nightlife
• Pauly D: You're not invited
• Most state agencies deliver slimmed-down budgets
• Best Hoof Forward
• Buggin' out
• Midnight snacking
• Triple digit heat returns to Las Vegas
• Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
• Radiation buzz
• Smokin' new joint
• Co-owner of missing painting ID'd as thief
• Hawking says God not needed for creation
• Summer school
• Just being there is the key for Visiting Angels
• New kid on the block
• Dialogue about tax increases shouldn't start with groceries
• Oil sheen spreading from Gulf platform explosion
• A mix of boredom and excitement in Mt. Everest documentary ‘The Wildest Dream’
• Las Vegas Sands disputes businessman’s role in landing Macau contract
• Fremont Street Shuffle
• Inmate on death row appeals '81 sentencing
• Hilton tweeted about similar purse at heart of arrest
• State board rules against sheriff candidate Laurie Bisch
• Henderson man gets 17 years in child porn case
• The case for downtown nightlife
• Suspect in court documents case directs blame at business owner
• Halloween costumes are serious business
• Tropicana Entertainment's Scott Butera: Casino's employees its most valuable assets
• Video released in cab driver's robbery at knifepoint
• 20-year-old who died at Lake Mohave identified as LV man
• Traffic enforcement near school prompts NAACP complaint
• PR firm Kirvin Doak sued by Righthaven over Celine Dion story it promoted
• Man killed in shooting Monday is identified
• The Fryer’s Club brings Vegas’ funny people together
• Town halls give Ensign hope for re-election
• Temperatures to stay just below 100 for Las Vegas
• Former Lady Luck owner has plans for Las Vegas market
• Man dies after crash on Strip
• George Clooney elevates a moody thriller in 'The American'
• Status update
• Oval Office gets update
• 2 Metro officers charged in fatal police pursuit
• Discovery Channel gunman killed
• Three otherworldly exhibits you really need to see
• The freeway next door
• Doctor gets stuck in chimney, dies
• Booze ban now permanent in Las Vegas city parks
• Seven in hospital after pesticide found in thrift store donation
• Marché Bacchus' lakeside hideaway
• Rules of the game
• TV marathon
• $1.3 million painting lost in drunken haze, man says
• Three questions with The Avett Brothers’ Scott Avett
• Longtime assemblyman Arberry resigns
• Send me to ... Bouchon
• Thinking about Penn Jillette's hair, Escape the Fate and more!
• Probe finds Sunrise not at fault for disrupted catheters
• NV Energy to begin installing electronic meters
• Doctor suffocated in chimney
• Social House improves on its quality pan-Asian cuisine in its new Crystals location
• What to see, hear and do this week
• Rogers scorns schools officials
• Survivor of Arizona shooting in good condition at LV hospital
• Chamber, SCORE Launch Business QuickSTART Series
• The Weekly staff takes on Restaurant Week
• The checklist: What are you consuming this week?
• Las Vegas lawyer files lawsuit, says health care law violates individual rights
• Douglas treating throat tumor as 'curable disease'
• Winter in August at Azure is mostly wishful thinking
• Man killed in West Las Vegas shooting identified
• The Glaude-iator: Donald serves up musical gumbo for Glamorous
• Republican proposes grocery tax but says hands off mining
• Island evacuations start as Earl nears East Coast
• Lobbying for locals at new Green Vally Ranch bar
• 2010 Labor Day Weekend events guide
• Las Vegas needs a timeout
• Gift Packs
• Wynn breaks with Hilton boyfriend after arrest on Strip
• Dream Zone: 'a bomb landed'
• Officials plan ‘unprecedented’ efforts to catch impaired drivers
• Interpol's new CD is better on vinyl
• U.S. 95 construction work is hot topic
• Two Metro officers charged in traffic death
• The end is coming, and it’s going to be a wet one
• Las Vegas building inspection fees to increase
• King Ink’s performing duo shares a spirit of exploration
• Dry climate might save bats
• Apple unveils new box for streaming movies, TV
• The Abbey brings gay nightlife from LA to the Vdara pool
• Thrift store evacuated after pesticide found; 7 hospitalized
• 'Terriers' struggles to bust out from a procedural format
• City begins revising rules that affect the homeless
• Main Library and ImaginOn to resume Sunday hours
• The humble hustle of Pete Rose
• Boulder City manager's 'professional competence' at issue in special meeting
• Insurgo’s decadent 'Salome' fits in at the Erotic Heritage Museum
• Claim against Heck resurfaces
• Fashion-themed raffle aims to help libraries
• Random photo of the week
• North Las Vegas votes to pursue restricting use of golf course
• Dusty Sunshine debuts
• Method to pay death benefits might get look
• Planning Commission waives zoning codes for massage studio
• Crash on Bonanza Road injures pedestrian
• Assemblyman Morse Arberry steps down to pursue lobbying career
• 'Going the Distance' hardly makes it out of the gate
• Nighttime TV will always have Paris
• Why we are writing about the R-J copyright lawsuits
• Paris Hilton banned from Wynn resorts after Las Vegas arrest
• AOL Travel warns readers to steer clear of North Las Vegas
• 'Machete' was better as a mock trailer
• Ethics panel will appeal censure ruling
• Bristol Palin, The Situation among 'Dancing' stars
• Former CSN official guilty of theft
• Cash-strapped city considers raising building fees
• Two killed, two critically injured in head-on collision
• Obama ends Iraq combat effort: Time to turn page
• Oh, the tales told of Paris in Vegas
• Fire damages Las Vegas home; teen suffers minor injuries
• Status update
• CORRECTIONS
• Double shooting leaves 1 dead in West Las Vegas
• The freeway next door
• 'Le Reve' from below
• TV marathon
• Land dispute, death penalty case highlight Supreme Court session
• 20-city index shows Las Vegas alone in home price decline
• Hot spots: The only Labor Day Weekend 2010 party guide you'll need!
• Fire station on donated land brings teaching opportunities
• Harry Reid ad bashes Sharron Angle on unemployment
• Both parties targeting young, first-time voters
• Cooler day ahead for Las Vegas
• Driver who died in one-vehicle crash on Las Vegas Strip identified
• Court date set for man accused of firing at teens egging his truck
• Q & A WITH THE U.S. SENATE CANDIDATES
• Henderson man identified as victim in fatal shooting
• Sheldon Adelson appeals $58.6 million judgment
• Gubernatorial hopefuls miss mark on education's dire straits
• UNLV: No job growth in forecast through end of the year
• Nevada among states suing feds, claiming health subsidies
• This school stresses science
• Gaming industry tradeshow moving to Sands Expo
• Moody's downgrades debt rating of Stratosphere owner
• Some say state killing source
• Small fire injures 2 children left alone in apartment
• Airport tunnel lane closures scheduled this week
• County, union vet arbitrators
• Report released ahead of summit touts Nevada’s energy potential
• BYU football goes independent; other sports to WCC
• Down by the Water
• One man killed, another injured in Monday shooting
• Ex-CSN construction chief found guilty on theft charges
• Jury handed CSN theft case involving building materials
• Lohan talks trial, talent, drug use in Vanity Fair
• Settlement reached after judge refuses to dismiss copyright suit
• 56,000 jobless Nevadans have benefits restored
• NFL player's hair insured for a million dollars
• Man who died at Lake Mohave identified
• Candidates spar on education
• PC industry's woes could mean bargains this fall
• Officers involved in Friday fatal shooting identified
• Horsford contributors won't get dinner but will get money back
• Arrest report states Hilton had rolling papers, prescription pill
• Police seek help locating family, friends of man found dead last month
• Quick response, new technique help heart attack victim
• Man dies after truck crash on Strip
• Las Vegas man dies in Lake Mohave
• Late-night classes at CSN grow
• Henderson man killed after motorcycle crashes into van
• Police seek motive in Arizona mass shooting
• Summerlin magnet school welcomes 750 students
• Gubernatorial candidate courts speeders to raise state revenue
• Police identify man who died in Friday shooting
• I am frightened
• Boulder City: Remove U.S. 93 stretch from Canada, Mexico trucking route
• Reid quietly chooses campaign stops
• Man who shot himself arrested for attempted murder after hostage escapes
• At one school, new technology means blackboard is a relic
• Acreage above Lake Tahoe conserved
• Status update
• Pickup truck driver dies in Las Vegas Strip crash
• Police seek public's help in July death of man downtown
• Hard times fuel enrollment at Reno college
• The freeway next door
• Pahrump man shoots self, charged with attempted murder of ex-girlfriend
• Regulators probing Michael Jordan's son's Las Vegas partying
• Firing report called 'unsubstantiated'
• TV marathon
• Robbery suspect shot by Metro officers identified
• Ethics Commission to petition U.S. Supreme Court over voting
• Matthews and Davidson branch libraries first to pilot extended hours
• Police: Paris Hilton said cocaine, purse weren't hers
• Las Vegas man, 20, drowns in Lake Mohave
• Rory Reid, Brian Sandoval debate on education reforms
• Riviera bankruptcy plan includes new equipment, improvements
• Motorcyclist injured in crash at southwest valley intersection
• Special bus routes planned for UNLV home football games
• Henderson motorcyclist killed in crash identified
• Man arrested in triple shooting at Winchester Park
• Restaurant Week brings discounted dining for a good cause
• Rambo's Kitchen offers comfort food, not bullets and explosions
• 3 indicted in alleged foreclosure rescue scam
• Ramp meters on I-15 to be activated this week
• Trial delayed for man accused in girl's rape, murder
• Gilbert CSN theft trial goes to jury
• Las Vegas to escape triple-digit heat
• Students back in class as district shows off newest school
• Diabetes now tops Vietnam vets' claims
• Poll: Many don't back legalization of brothels, hash bars for tourism
• Split personality for Emmy Awards
• Man who committed suicide at McCarran identified
• This Week
• EMMYS: Bryan Cranston of "Breaking Bad", Kyra Sedgwick of "The Closer" both win
• Troops heading for border
• Reid, Sandoval battle over future of education as first formal debate ends
• BLM seeks outside review of wild horse program
• JOHN L. SMITH: Rory Reid mixes it up with Sandoval in gubernatorial debate
• State's first bear hunting season could be on horizon
• Cooler temperatures ahead for Las Vegas
• Man gets probation after lying about past in immigration case
• UFC 118: Couture crushes Toney
• Flight instructor, teen injured in Marana airport plane crash
• Poll: Poor economy adds to angst
• Oklahoma City bomber wants lawsuit about food reinstated
• Club operator on up-and-down ride
• New York man dies on flight from Las Vegas to Wisconsin
• 104-year-old heiress spends life in hospitals
• Police search for suspect in deputy's death
• Doctor's actions, excuse anger dad mourning daughter
• NV Energy Sure Bet Program
• Dialysis doesn't slow traveler down
• Lake Havasu City police: 6 dead in shootings, 1 treated in Las Vegas
• LV Chamber Applauds Park Police Union for Accepting Pay Concessions
• Economic worries taking toll in recent deaths
• Man shoots self outside McCarran airport terminal
• Chamber chief sees needs, firm against taxes on small business
• Financial woes dominating Congressional District 3 race
• Six reported dead in Lake Havasu shooting
• Maglev promoters' dreams bigger than 747
• VIDEO: Sandoval, Reid start debate
• Fly Me to the Moon
• Man fatally shoots himself in front of Terminal 2 at McCarran International Airport
• Top News
• Gunman in fatal shooting had been ordered to stay away from family
• Reporters' Notebook
• Four men hospitalized when stolen vehicle crashes in Las Vegas
• Las Vegas police kill suspect in shootout late Friday in front of convenience store
• Police: Paris Hilton arrested in Las Vegas on cocaine charge
• Paris Hilton arrested on drug charge after cocaine found in Strip traffic stop
• Man dies on flight from Las Vegas
• Home is where the laughs are
• Las Vegas' busiest air carrier expanding in N.J.
• UNLV Center for Business and Economic Research names new director
• Budget cuts threaten construction of children's psychiatric hospital
• Wildfire warning, wind advisory issued for Las Vegas
• Strong winds to hit valley Saturday
• Prosecutor says fired county worker lied on recent job application
• Comment - Like - Share: Las Vegas school in the running for $500,000
• North Las Vegas elementary school honors community organizer
• Poll: Reid can't gain ground on Sandoval
• New charges filed in crime spree
• Investigation continues of Friday night police shooting
• Four of five state officeholders show strong leads
• NORM: Questions surround late-night arrests of Hilton, Waits
• CORRECTIONS
• N.Y. man dies on AirTran flight from Las Vegas to Milwaukee
• Jordan's sons ran up big booze tabs
• 'Vapor trail' leads to Strip arrest of Paris Hilton, nightclub mogul Waits
• 1st Commerce Bank target for sale, consolidation
• Ex-club owner's legal ghostwriter receives probation for contempt
• Board of Regents asks for increase in state funding
• Constable deputy suspended after being arrested
• Over the Stratosphere
• Wynn Las Vegas, Victor Drai end partnership
• Deputy arrested on sex charges
• Wynn Las Vegas, Victor Drai end partnership
• in brief
• Metro Police plan DUI checkpoint Saturday night
• Fumes at MGM Grand pool send 26 people to hospital; 1,500 evacuated
• UFC 118 Where to Watch guide
• Henderson police shooting set for inquest
• Recession may have pushed US birth rate to new low
• Officials can't find cause of July downtown fire, explosion
• Las Vegas woman, 61, crowned Ms. Senior Nevada
• Ex-head of CSN backs Gilbert's story
• Levi Johnston takes back his apology to Palin
• Two hurt in shooting at used car dealership on Decatur Boulevard
• Station Casinos gets approval for bankruptcy plan
• Man who performed baptisms sues Mormon church over back injury
• Coroner confirms human remains are of missing woman
• Defense rests in former CSN official's theft trial
• 26 hospitalized, 1,500 evacuated in MGM Grand chemical leak at pool
• Supplying Help
• Provost named acting president of Nevada State College
• Report: Henderson officer allegedly had sex with prostitute several times
• Community celebrates opening of Ruby Duncan Elementary School
• Casting call seeks 300 for nuptials
• Regents approve increased state higher education budget
• Man, 45, killed in central valley shooting; police hunt for suspect
• Defense rests after one witness in Gilbert CSN theft trial
• Mosque plan stirs opposition in Silver State
• JW Caldwell's Game
• In Nevada Senate race, NRA supports ... no one
• Mexico’s biggest airline suspending flights
• Tons of clutter hid remains
• County might show Costco shooting inquest on TV
• 2 shot at Las Vegas car dealership; gunman sought
• Teachers won't be evaluated based on test scores
• Recession allows franchises to expand, enter market
• Poll: Many approve performance of Las Vegas police despite recent shootings
• Is Nevada snubbing local artists?
• Wynn-Drai tryst comes to an end
• University professors among latest sued over R-J copyrights
• Scott inquest may be shown on TV
• Police investigate fatal shooting in West Las Vegas
• Board won't boost pay offer for new superintendent
• Scattered storms heading into Las Vegas area
• Rory Reid's budget plan for Nevada: All ax, no new tax
• UFC 118 Where to Watch guide
• Poll: Voters wish for other choices
• Feeling left out, organized labor seeks congressional help
• Human remains in home identified as those of Billie Jean James
• Cause of July explosion, fire downtown: undetermined
• Wake of the Silver Toyota
• Firefighters gain on 2 Mount Charleston wildfires
• Planners OK tavern license for Fremont East coffeehouse
• Trouble piles up on suspect
• Trial reset for man accused in North Las Vegas shooting death
• Police officer involved in shooting
• Educators with an edge
• Report: BYU likely to stay in Mountain West Conference
• Prison closure gets support from state building officials
• Officer under suspicion
• What you can and can't learn at UNLV
• Nevada tops mortgage, credit card delinquency list
• Vintage guitar shop opens in the Arts District
• Eggs from Iowa farms still find place at table
• Chalk dust? What’s that? New technology makes the blackboard obsolete
• Lightning blamed for 4 small fires in Mount Charleston area
• Judge questions Righthaven over R-J copyright suit costs
• Senior Center Stage
• Editor's Note: Back to school
• Metro makes 11th arrest in all-female gang probe
• Nevada sales declines ease in June, off 1 percent
• School District plans to add 900 employees
• Saving Nevada's schools: How do we do it?
• U.S. 95 road-rage suspect dies in custody
• Taxicab Authority plans for credit card transactions
• 'Duke' calls attack just a bad hand
• The voices of education: Thoughts about life in the classroom
• Mayor: American League team says no to Las Vegas
• Fire damages Siegel Suites apartment; no injuries
• Reid says military can do more to develop renewable energy
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Rate of foreclosures declines in Nevada
• Henderson police officer accused of soliciting prostitution
• 'Peepshow' to be touched by Angel
• Metro officer fires several shots at man outside business
• Four-vehicle crash closes lanes on I-15
• Metro investigating death of woman shot in head
• Status update
• Maharaja hookah lounge: Fit for a king - or a downtown hipster
• UK study: Nonreligious doctors hasten death more
• Police release photos of suspects in robbery of cab driver
• The freeway next door
• Caesars Palace to pay $250,000 over baccarat player's table walk
• Rory Reid: Balance state budget by cutting agencies
• Metro says man attempted to commit 'suicide by cop'
• TV marathon
• State agencies outline $544.8 million in construction requests
• Will Forte leaving 'Saturday Night Live'
• Man shot, hospitalized after confrontation with police
• Storms moving into Las Vegas
• Restoring sight with new type of artificial cornea
• Heavy rains bring flood advisory
• Giving away money can be done smartly, bank official says
• Status update
• Police seek information in death of Las Vegas woman
• Angle stance draws Reid fire
• The freeway next door
• Henderson police officer arrested in prostitution incident
• Northern Nevada firms pessimistic but say economy not getting worse
• TV marathon
• Man who died in U.S. Highway 95 incident identified
• Movie review: 'Takers'
• Witness recants testimony on assault
• Against all odds, Clark County continues to fight to keep music education alive
• Union's attack ad in Dina Titus-Joe Heck race stoops to lies, fearmongering
• Traffic signals on Fort Apache Road to be put into service
• 10 suspected female gang members nabbed after crime spree
• It’s bring-your-own-pot for medicinal marijuana users at new “compassion club"
• Status update
• With economy sagging, valley museum attendance on the rise
• Random photo of the week
• Human remains found in home of missing woman
• Rambo's Kitchen offers hot meat-on-meat action
• Moving target
• Two-hour traffic delays expected near Hoover Dam
• Sit Means Sit owner Fred Hassen has turned dog-training videos into a viral sensation
• GRIDLOCK: Sulfuric acid leak brings I-515 to standstill
• Nu Sanctuary stands out in Town Square
• Tongue-lashing
• Laundry room fire does $2,500 damage at Henderson apartment complex
• What’s the best restaurant you’ve eaten at in the last month?
• Prosecutors wrapping up theft case against ex-CSN construction chief
• At Boa, an alcohol-infused playlist to keep you young
• Hard Knock Hotel
• Hot today, chance for thunderstorms Thursday for Las Vegas
• Consumer group offers help to defendants over R-J copyright suits
• Boulder City manager expects tight budget in 2011
• Street Smarts: Some corrections and results from our Vegas IQ Test
• More Glitter For Downtown
• Taxicab Authority rejects complaint from 2 strip clubs
• Unlicensed process server indicted by grand jury
• Three questions with The Avett Brothers’ Scott Avett
• Las Vegas' new status as stressville requires reworked slogan
• Cosmopolitan, Marriott International announce partnership
• Couple accused of stealing money meant for poor surrender to authorities
• At age 54, Billy Idol can still turn a venue into a cradle of love
• Veteran admits defrauding VA
• Shortfall puts children's psychiatric hospital on chopping block
• Human remains found in house of woman missing since April
• 'Le Reve' from below
• Urgency to spend stimulus funds brings eastern valley tie-ups
• Allegiant Air announces new service to North Dakota
• Provost recommended as acting president of Nevada State College
• CD review: Katy Perry
• Two teenagers indicted, accused of 'Mohawk robberies' in May
• October trial set for man involved in January Metro Police pursuit
• Acid spill closes northbound U.S. 95 near Eastern Avenue
• DVD review: 'Lost: The New Man in Charge'
• Put on Notice
• Alleged robber nabbed after leaving behind traffic citation
• District 5 challenger wants incumbent to return campaign contribution
• Caldwell's Game
• New research at Lake Tahoe focuses on growth of algae
• Overturned cement truck prompts closure of beltway
• Ten members of all-female gang arrested on robbery, burglary charges
• Movie review: 'The Last Exorcism'
• What to see and where to go this week
• More pay urged for top job
• AP source: Lindsay Lohan released from rehab
• Thinking about UNLV, apostrophes and more
• Book review: 'Click: The Magic of Instant Connections'
• The checklist: What are you consuming this week?
• Rulffes outlines plans to use federal funding to restore school staffs
• Interview: Woods' ex-wife went 'through hell'
• Pronouncing Nevada: Who cares?
• An artistic celebration at Grape Vegas
• Best. Party. Ever.
• Democrat catches flak from volunteers
• Pour-your-own party at New York-New York
• George A. Romero's 'Survival of the Dead' is a real improvement
• Restaurant Week: A delicious excuse
• Air Force: Green projects have cumulative effect
• Golf tourney to raise money in name of UNLV student killed in crash
• Is Nevada snubbing local artists?
• Las Vegas man seeking to stay in U.S. wins early immigration battle
• The Secret is out: New nightclub alternative opens with fab-u-lous results
• Jordan brothers live it up in Vegas
• Failure on lease payment could force Boulder City to make cuts
• Jerry Lewis gets blunt about the evolution of Las Vegas
• Green power turning Air Force blue
• Company's lease canceled after complaints about odor
• Prison escapee attempts suicide in Kingman jail
• BLM proposes more wild horse roundups
• New microbe discovered eating oil spill in Gulf
• Insiders battle outsiders in primaries
• One Marine generation helps another
• Professional golfer's death ruled suicide
• Status update
• Las Vegas man found guilty in killing
• Man who faked war injury pleads quilty to theft of government funds
• Moving target
• in brief
• Chamber chief sees needs, firm against taxes on small business
• Tongue-lashing
• Higher education wants bigger slice of state budget pie
• Tarkanian rejoins fray with anti-Reid website
• Mexico woman crowned Miss Universe at Mandalay Bay
• Hard Knock Hotel
• More games per machine means fewer slots in Nevada casinos
• Group files lawsuit over Moapa dace
• Las Vegas makes list for ‘questionable’ slip and fall cases
• Video released in parking lot attack of 95-year-old woman
• Infant's death at Sunrise Children's Hospital ruled homicide
• Reid, Sandoval to debate Sunday on education
• Trailer's tacos taste far too good for their price
• Righthaven CEO's law firm in merger
• Girl, 5, hospitalized after rescue from Rio hotel pool
• CORRECTIONS
• State officials say changing building method could save money
• Riviera loss narrows to $4.2 million in second quarter
• Mortgage rescue scam operator sentenced in Las Vegas
• Status update
• Gillespie: Detective won’t see quick return to streets
• Man identified in triple shooting at storage business
• Mourners of teen find cars towed after candlelight vigil
• Moving target
• Hot week ahead for Las Vegas
• Death of golfer Erica Blasberg ruled suicide; doctor accused of obstruction
• Police arrest 10 members of all-female gang in Las Vegas
• Tongue-lashing
• Miss Mexico crowned Miss Universe
• Trial postponed for man charged in DUI-death case
• Las Vegas man sentenced to prison in federal gun case
• Hard Knock Hotel
• Pride of Mexico takes top crown
• Coroner IDs Las Vegas man killed in State Road 160 crash
• Man found dead in house identified
• Miss Mexico's Crowning Achievement
• Toshiba developing no-glasses 3-D televisions
• Police identify man, woman in murder-suicide
• Inquest outcome good news for one cop but bad for department
• Major Decisions Will Come Later
• Man who died in Route 160 accident identified
• It's official: Test site gets new name
• Blagojevich appears on Jon Stewart's show
• Fremont East getting new nightspots
• Man, woman identified in apparent murder-suicide
• Tongue-lashing
• County worker, husband accused of embezzling $91,000
• Reno considers new rules for special events organizers
• Judge who? The debate over appointment versus election
• Man charged in DUI death of Rebel Girl not leaving country
• Hard Knock Hotel
• After neighbors' complaints of odor, food waste company to leave site
• Pageant Pep Talk
• Former Metro officer to be sentenced in molestation case
• UK official decries video game with Taliban role
• House Approves Jobs Bill: Do States Deserve $26 Billion More Stimulus?
• Woman, 27, killed in south valley crash identified
• Madonna punted on move to Vegas
• Cycling toward cashless: ATM provider tests linking bank accounts, player cards
• Election 2010: A Fight Over Jobs and Recovery vs. Deficit and Debt
• Car fire backs up traffic on U.S. 95 near Valley View
• 5 things to watch for this high school football season
• Rescuers expand lifeline to trapped Chile miners
• Tax Cuts Bush Tax Cuts: Will The Economy Suffer If They Expire?
• Don’t cry for our culture, Las Vegas
• Sunny and dry for Las Vegas
• Lady Gaga assumes reign as latest 'Twitter queen'
• House Approves $600 Million For Border
• Fall semester at UNLV brings mix of optimism, concern
• Health care costs scare local firms
• Man pleads not guilty in process server case
• Man dies in rollover crash on State Road 160
• Ex-Marine guilty of killing colleague
• Jury convinced by LV detective
• Two killed in apparent murder-suicide identified
• Firefighters battle pickup truck fire, find dead man in home
• Nevada Assembly GOP leader: Consider tax on food
• Healthy lives goal of project
• Man dies after rolling car
• Man dies from injuries at Hard Rock Hotel pool
• Girl reported missing in Sheep Mountain Range found
• Dorm life another step toward self-sufficiency
• Pedestrian struck, killed Thursday identified
• McCarran passenger traffic down 1 percent in July
• County worker, husband charged with stealing money meant for poor
• Attorney faces bribery investigation
• Man dies after injury during Hard Rock Hotel pool party
• Grace period ends, vehicle registration crackdown to begin
• NRC staff gives Yucca overview a passing grade
• Civility at theater antidote for audience members who distract
• New award to help Hispanic small businesses in Nevada
• 2 companies with local ties on Fortune's 'fastest-growing' list
• Teen who died while cliff diving at Lake Mohave identified
• Campaigns do battle on the Internet
• Albertsons store evacuated after loading dock fire; no injuries
• Adventuredome at Circus Circus to hire 250 seasonal workers
• Newborn's death at hospital ruled a homicide
• Justices Ginsburg, Sotomayor to attend judicial conference
• The bizarre story of Tea Party candidate Scott Ashjian and $35
• Blue Diamond, Jones Boulevard closed after accident
• Police release video in hopes of identifying suspects in attack
• Fannie Mae Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Reform Could Add $5 Trillion To Debt
• Salt Lake area residents lose power after windstorm
• The past is always present at Clark County Museum's Heritage Street
• Coroner identifies cliff diver who drowned at Lake Mohave
• Status update
• Nevada Assembly GOP leader: Consider tax on food
• No injuries, pet killed in blaze that damaged 12 apartments
• R-J accused of entrapment over copyright enforcement
• Woman identified in triple shooting at storage business
• Moving target
• Jury: Las Vegas ex-Marine guilty of killing colleague
• Lake Tahoe agency fines boater $5,000 for evading inspectors
• Refugee agency alters program after recent sex assault cases
• Family never gave up hope for Las Vegas homeless woman
• Tongue-lashing
• Angle campaign takes delight in Reid statements
• Hard Knock Hotel
• State law eventually registers with city official
• Local entrepreneur hopes to start bar with classic arcade games
• Contractors board enters fray
• Committee to study how to best capitalize on new bus route
• Keeping it weird
• Reporters' Notebook
• Cosmopolitan CEO plans to steal customers from Strip competitors
• Gulf Oil Spill Biggest Ever, Could Cost BP Over $21 Billion In Fines
• Top News
• Panel discusses how best to stem the spread of infection
• Maxine Waters: Charges Highlight Mixed Ethics Record
• THIS WEEK
• New teachers talk about their careers, upcoming school year
• Kenya Referendum: Voters Cast Ballots, Tensions High
• in brief
• Harry Reid, Sharron Angle opposites on economic philosophies
• Residents escape unharmed as fire damages 12 apartments
• Slight chance of thunderstorms for Las Vegas
• Albertons store evacuated after loading dock fire; no injuries
• Overnight fire damages Henderson home
• LA unveils $578M school, costliest in the nation
• Who's living there? Owner-occupied houses decline in Clark County
• Wyclef Jean: I'm not giving up my bid for prez yet
• Wynn offers more for fellow vegans
• Pahrump man dies in Lake Mohave
• Assessor's numbers used for analysis
• Betty White scores Emmy win for `SNL' hosting gig
• Ideally, you'll find owners at home
• Cliff diver, 19, dies after friend lands on him at Lake Mohave
• Hearing delivers a low point for a high-profile restaurant
• Status update
• Moapa dace thrives despite recent wildfire
• Moving target
• Study says Nevada ranks No. 2 in nation for suicides
• Las Vegas ranks as top destination for Labor Day weekend
• Students — and traffic — returning to UNLV
• Scattered showers heading to Las Vegas area
• Police say two die in murder-suicide; third person found injured at scene
• Boulder City Head-Butters
• Clark County tax bills going down
• Horsford's 'pay-to-play' offer is a new low in Nevada
• Goodman wants to limit foreclosure sales
• ACLU questions 'enhanced patdown' of travelers at McCarran
• State jobless agency launches new phone line
• Reid, Angle will debate Oct. 14 on PBS
• Summer Blast
• Officer's actions found justified by jury in fatal shooting of Trevon Cole
• Yucca a political issue in other states
• Detective who fired shot takes stand; sheriff to outline changes
• KVVU-TV sued for 'retaliatory' firing
• Second day of inquest begins with admittal of errors
• Tabloid: Madonna checks Vegas deal
• 2 dead, 1 injured in shooting near Tropicana Avenue
• Capital murder trial delayed until June in 2009 Las Vegas shootings
• Affectionate food at Downtown’s Bar+Bistro
• State reconsidering request to pump water from upstate
• 1 dead, 1 injured in single-vehicle crash in south valley
• Officials launch two-week effort to nab impaired drivers
• Escapee, fiancee back in custody
• Islamic group hosting benefit for victims of floods in Pakistan
• Suncoast offers $100,000 reward 5 years after fatal shooting
• Nevada Broadcasters cancels Harry Reid-Sharron Angle debate
• Las Vegas man admits lying to receive Purple Heart, disability benefits
• Hot with chance of thunderstorms this weekend in Las Vegas
• 'American Grindhouse' explores genre's theaters, filmmaking
• Tropicana Entertainment posts loss in second quarter
• Gun controversy hits Miss Universe
• Las Vegas jobless rate climbs to 14.8 percent
• Egg recall tied to salmonella grows to 380 million
• Police: Woman's injuries in double shooting 'extremely critical'
• Forbuss ES in running for $500,000 scholarship
• Arizona escapee caught at campground
• North Korea reportedly joins Facebook
• Nevada Cancer Institute names NV Energy chief as board chairman
• Hoover bypass span nears completion
• Clemens vows to fight perjury charges
• Moody's raises ratings on Las Vegas Sands
• Request to be over budget
• Suncoast offers reward in 2005 shooting death
• Passenger killed, driver injured after car goes airborne
• 35 with ties to gangs arrested in Las Vegas area, face deportation
• Arson damages Las Vegas historic site
• Candidate Angle says she's no jersey girl
• Cause of July Moapa fire released in report
• Horsford returning contributions after criticism of fundraising letter
• Interim housing director passed over
• Woman has minor injuries after train strikes car
• Jobs news quickly politicized in campaign season
• Man gets maximum term
• Killer of store clerk pleads guilty to avoid death penalty
• Coroner's inquest into Cole shooting extends into Saturday at 9 a.m.
• Building Mode
• Broadcasters group calls off Reid-Angle debate
• The First Annual �La Carrera Expo� to take place jointly with the 8th Annual La Oportunidad Expo
• Company 'lied to,' owner tells court
• CCSD makes AYP
• Coroner’s jury hears testimony in June police shooting
• In Brief
• Firefighters battle blaze at NLV recycling plant
• Immigration officials nab 35 with gang ties in Las Vegas area
• Sandoval takes swipe at Reid's voting record
• Men of 'My Boys' comedy tour
• Blogger asks to pay $200 to close R-J copyright suit
• Fate of arena may be up to state legislators — or voters
• Idol maintains 'hope about life'
• Julio Mora is ‘tough as hell,’ highlights Sun's preseason team
• Fire department releases report in 600-acre Moapa fire
• McCarran retakes top spot for Southwest Airlines flights
• On the fly, doctor uses steak knife, straw to rescue 'Santa' with throat cut
• Teachers welcome start of school term
• Poll: Growing number incorrectly call Obama Muslim
• Hoover Dam bypass bridge nearly complete
• Clark County Commission candidates tackle economy
• Date set for coroner's inquest into Costco shooting
• Northwest Las Vegas shooting leaves one dead, one critical
• Doctor: Skull fracture killed Marine
• Major League plans: Las Vegas would be in American League, play in domed stadium
• Watch a video of superintendent search event
• Talent on tap for Las Vegas events
• The incredibly true, bizarre story of Tea Party candidate Scott Ashjian and $35
• CCSD makes AYP
• Inquests born of 1969 killing
• The Vegas IQ Test!
• Submit your question(s) for School Matters
• Editor's Note: My ride's here
• Jobless Nevadans getting aid -- finally
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Eight questions with Billy Idol
• Terrorism prevention campaign launched in Las Vegas
• Pound for Lounge
• It’s my birthday—whatta ya got for free?
• Western Alliance Bancorp plan to raise capital advances
• Gaming board: Caesars Palace wrong to let player dance on baccarat table
• Status update
• Commissioners approve plan for church in Sunrise Manor
• Station Casinos settles with creditors over bankruptcy plan
• Vegas-based Allegiant Air to begin service to Moline, Ill.
• Moving target
• NLV adds code enforcement fees to prop up budget
• Inquest set for Sept. 22 in police Costco shooting
• Suspicious package found outside NLV police headquarters
• Tongue-lashing
• Tropicana says renovations show signs of paying off
• Pedestrian injured in collision on Tropicana Avenue
• Beer, sweat and good times at Las Vegas Shakedown music festival
• Hard Knock Hotel
• 2 lawsuits over R-J copyrights lift total to 100
• Former UNLV student asks for court rehearing
• Man agrees to join AA, gets gaming license
• The makeover of Sharron Angle for the general crowd
• Mayor: American League baseball team looking at Las Vegas
• Construction on Hoover Dam bypass bridge quickly coming to a close
• Hotter and drier for Las Vegas
• Gaming veteran gets OK to operate downtown casinos
• 1 killed, 1 wounded in shooting in northwest valley
• State's next first lady will be one very busy woman
• Cameron Diaz tops list of riskiest celeb searches
• Las Vegas pedestrian fatally struck by vehicle
• Exhumation-identification project advances in county
• AP Source: Tyler says he'll be an 'Idol' judge
• Lawmaker pleads for decision on Yucca project
• Officials approve consulting contract
• Bull leaps into bullring stands in Spain, 40 hurt
• Horsford letter revealed how many politicians lure donations
• Monorail proposes plan to cut $630 million in debt
• Moving target
• Private company to run Darling Tennis Center
• The checklist: What are you consuming this week?
• Lowden keeps a low profile, 'reconnecting' after primary loss
• Henderson company gets tax breaks for creating jobs, expanding plant
• Nevada Senate majority leader apologizes for letter
• Tongue-lashing
• Bank of Nevada owner expects $53 million from stock offering
• 'Lottery Ticket' is lame
• Angle's soft-lens tactics do little to obscure past pronouncements
• Expect traffic delays near Hoover Dam on Thursday
• State retirement fund sees return of 10.8 percent
• Hard Knock Hotel
• UNR, Fresno State to join Mountain West in 2011
• What to read, watch and listen to this week
• Status update
• Las Vegas Sands to pay off $1 billion in debt
• Metro mails Costco customers to find witnesses in police shooting
• Arty French nonsense in ‘Wild Grass’
• Las Vegas man identified in apparent Lake Mead drowning
• Sperm fail: 'The Switch' trades in rom-com platitudes
• Now what?
• Three teens hospitalized after park shooting
• Coroner IDs couple in hospital murder-suicide
• Dream Zone: 'under my ex-husband’s stove'
• County removes work card requirement for several jobs
• Beer, sweat and good times at Las Vegas Shakedown music festival
• Shopping for genes
• Reid 'has lost respect'
• Reid touts Travel Promotion Act as way to help Lake Tahoe area
• Don’t cry for our culture, Las Vegas
• Planned wind farm near Searchlight clears county hurdle
• The past is always present at Clark County Museum's Heritage Street
• Just furniture, folks
• Decades together ends in moment
• Flight attendant takes baby after slap from mother
• Grindhouse 101
• Police seek man in shooting of mother, 12-year-old daughter
• 'Get Low' is an affecting showcase for Robert Duvall
• Man with the PLAN
• Sometimes forests need fire
• Dr. Laura plans to end radio show at end of year
• Thinking about drunk donations, a million-dollar watch and more
• Commissioners OK contract to study UMC transition
• Six things that caught our eye at Playboy’s Midsummer Night's Dream party
• South by southwest: Area drivers given hope
• Study: 1 in 5 U.S. teenagers has slight hearing loss
• Let’s talk about winter! The Ski Patrol already is
• NLV marks completion of North Fifth Street plan's first phase
• Pour-your-own party at New York-New York
• Company withdraws judgment applications
• Elderly couple killed in accident identified
• The Locos’ coach is serious about the UFL—and staying in Las Vegas
• City Council approves Lady Luck redo
• The Most Interesting Man in the World to party in Vegas
• in brief
• Reid stands by statement on mosque near ground zero
• Men of 'My Boys' comedy tour
• Reality TV star wins approval to expand brothel business to Nye County
• Maharaja hookah lounge: Fit for a king—or a downtown hipster
• State files new criminal complaint against man in June death at hotel
• They’re pretty in their underwear, but these are football players, not cheerleaders (mostly)
• Police seek suspect in Aug. 7 slaying
• Affectionate food at Downtown’s Bar+Bistro
• Tweet Twins: How two brothers used social networking to open doors
• Health district: Rate of salmonella infection up in Southern Nevada
• Man indicted on charges of perjury, filing false documents
• What is your biggest Las Vegas splurge?
• Hula hoopers fight proposed ban at Fremont Street Experience
• Why this Hatch green chile reminds me of my wife
• Random photo of the week
• County to discuss paying consultant
• Eggs recalled after salmonella poisoning outbreak
• Police: Triple shooting possibly tied to gang activity
• Horsford rescinds letter soliciting contributions in exchange for access
• This taco trailer is trucking tasty
• Alcohol and video games rule — why not enjoy them together?
• Two commission hopefuls to speak
• City attorney wants to delay vote on Fremont 'free expression' zones
• Website operators use new defenses to fight R-J copyright suits
• Tax formula needs revision, North Las Vegas officials say
• Coroner IDs woman killed in crash that killed 2
• Looks, rants and predictions from the MAGIC tradeshow floor
• Yucca not buried yet, official says
• Henderson Police respond after man makes suicide threats
• Coroner exhumes body to ID woman buried 28 years ago
• Status update
• Threat of storms looms for second day in Southern Nevada
• The Kids in the Hall return with 'Death Comes to Town'
• Jenny McCarthy has Las Vegas connection
• One of Las Vegas' largest conventions under way
• Tiger Tag Team
• Surviving the recession: Finding joy — and profits — in helping others
• Man, 80, identified in Monday crash that killed 2
• County manager declines pay raise for third year in a row
• Politics intrude into long careers of retiring fire officials
• Sales of new homes slide, homebuilder confidence shaken
• Berkley: Ground zero mosque protected by Constitution
• Getting food stamps a SNAP
• Death of former UNLV football player ruled overdose
• Commissioners approve contract with park police
• Coroner: Death was overdose
• Report: Las Vegas tops list of nation's most stressful cities
• Washoe tribal elder calls for return of Lake Tahoe
• Law firm adds district judge, practice
• Storms pop up near Las Vegas; gusty winds possible
• Status update
• Anniversary Visit
• Woman, 95, dies after attempted purse-snatching
• Now what?
• Group behind Erik Scott calls not disclosed
• AG announces campaign to fight foreclosure scams
• Shopping for genes
• More state schools fall below federal benchmark
• Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of '14
• Just furniture, folks
• Is 'Call Them Racists' A Liberal Media Tactic?
• California man who drowned in Colorado River identified
• Report: Scientists link ALS, athlete head injuries
• Man with the PLAN
• Nevada off-road race going forward on BLM land
• Las Vegas' new postmaster a 34-year veteran
• Woman, 95, dies of injuries sustained during attempted purse snatch in July
• Oh oh it's MAGIC
• County approves park police contract with pay cut
• Swine flu past prime, officials say
• White House: Obama, Reid agree to disagree on mosque
• Sierra Nevada Awards UNR $1 Million Grant
• County appoints property management director
• Woman, 50, gets five to 15 years in boiling water death
• Bryce Harper inks last-minute deal with Nationals
• Obama Takes Time Off From Oil Spill To Clean Up Reid's Mess
• Las Vegas man arrested at Mexican border for alleged assault on girl
• Friend testifies ex-Marine gave him crowbar
• Harold’s brings chicken and fish straight from Chicago's South Side
• Mexican Massacre Mexico Birthday Party Massacre Bears Strong Resemblance to Juarez Killings
• Largest video display in U.S. airport headed to McCarran
• Elvis fan club, Gaga entourage have tiff
• 33 years after death, fans remember Elvis Presley at Madame Tussauds
• Sherrod Casualty of Escalating 'Tea Party'-NAACP Race Spat?
• Fire damages NLV apartment complex; no one injured
• Flowers a big presence in small Shimmer Cabaret
• Court upholds $18 million judgment in 'classic ponzi scheme'
• New lawsuit filed in 'Tropicana' trademark dispute
• Lawsuit prompts RTC to drop 'ACE' name from bus lines
• Records sought in court scandal
• District wants new funding plan, which could mean tax hike
• Coroner IDs couple killed in I-15 crash near Calif. line
• Las Vegas man sentenced in toddler son's beating death
• Public comments due Wednesday on wind farm project
• Reid parts ways with Obama on New York City mosque
• The King's Men and Women
• Woman sentenced to prison in drunken driving crash that killed Las Vegas man
• More than 123 candidates vying for 11 spots on UMC advisory board
• Tao Beach's first wedding, celebrity witness included
• Nevada ranks 8th in Supreme Court election fundraising
• Status update
• List of applicants for UMC advisory board
• Woman sentenced in April crash that killed man, 29
• Assembly speaker looks forward to life after Legislature
• Now what?
• LV Chamber Applauds Park Police Union for Accepting Pay Concessions
• Station Casinos reports wider loss in second quarter
• Lawyer's custody case role criticized
• Shopping for genes
• Feeling the Rush
• Elderly man, woman die in one-vehicle crash
• Sandoval takes Reid's debate bait
• Just furniture, folks
• Drug Violence Mars Mexico Election
• Police: Man shot at 2 teens who egged his truck
• Ely criticized for removing shelter drop-off boxes
• Man with the PLAN
• Feds To File Lawsuit Over Arizona Immigration Law
• Twin tiger cubs are newest addition at Mirage
• Calls blast officials over shooting inquiry
• Whatever happened to the Crazy Girls, Charles Bock, female magicians, Robert Maxson and more
• Postal Service wants to raise rates, end Saturday delivery
• Investors' suit over HOA fees headed to mediation
• In Brief
• Work begins today on stimulus-funded road project
• BP Oil Spill: Has Bad Weather Hurt Cleanup?
• Man, 36, drowns at Lake Mead
• Climber dies after falling 600 feet into Colorado canyon
• World Market Center betting on home accents to boost business
• People Exiting Work Force: Troubling Reason For Drop In Unemployment Rate
• Hash House a Go Go plans job fair at M Resort
• James, reality TV star get romantic
• Resources are thin as more need help for problem gambling
• Woman fatally shoots husband, self at Las Vegas hospital
• Man arrested after shooting at teens who egged pickup
• Wind power project's impact on bats studied
• Henderson team aiming high at kooky Red Bull Flugtag
• Fire damages home in eastern valley; 1 injured
• Gibbons applies for $83 million in "Edujobs" funds
• Las Vegas woman among desert race's eight victims
• 8-year-old painting prodigy is new art world star
• Economy hurts Vestin real estate lenders in second quarter
• Tribe conducts ceremony where construction crews disturbed graves
• Wife shoots, kills husband at Valley Hospital, turns gun on self
• Sheriff: Tequila says audience threw rocks, feces
• Bonds approved for senior housing project in Henderson
• Man, woman die after car hits wall
• Teen sex not necessarily bad for school performance
• Harry Reid: Don't build mosque near ground zero
• Las Vegas man drowns in Lake Mead
• Gibbons selects artist for capitol portrait
• Rare white tiger cubs now on display at The Mirage
• Garage fire displaces family of three
• This Week
• Rush celebrates 30 years of rock
• Majority in state frown on immigration reform
• Las Vegas woman among 8 dead in off-road race in Calif. desert
• $26 billion state aid bill brings House back from its vacation
• Insurgo’s new 'Clownshow' makes for a fun late-night freak show
• Man, 80, hospitalized after he was reported missing Friday
• County lobbyists test the bounds of transparency to commission
• CORRECTIONS
• Why your friends might be packing a concealed gun
• Stage antics aside, Gaga all business
• Signs clear: Local governments a budget target for state
• Nevadans say income tax cuts should stay
• Why causing big debt has not cost Fertittas control of Station Casinos
• Hotter temperatures moving in to Las Vegas
• Many doubt gains if McCain had won
• Count on politicians, flight attendants to provide laughs
• Poll: Undecided voters leave Titus, Heck in statistical tie
• Alzheimer's studies urge active retirement
• Reid hopes Hispanic vote helps defeat GOP challenger
• Indonesia's drivers scoot along
• Cross-country run honoring Sept. 11 victims makes Las Vegas stop
• Reporters' Notebook
• Firefighters battle garage fire in northwest valley
• Top News
• Las Vegan dies as desert race crash kills 8
• Goodyear allies fight decision upholding $30 million verdict
• Lady Gaga put songs over spectacle
• Last defendant sentenced to 43 years in prison for Palomino Club murder
• Immigration Debate: Fight Brewing Between ACLU and Nebraska Town
• Tree trimming called 'routine'
• BP's Other Gifts to U.S. and the Rest of the World
• Judges can't have candidate signs
• Morning fire destroys Henderson house; 2 hospitalized
• Death of young horse investigated
• Sheriff: Human remains found in Nevada mine shaft
• Spokesman: Rescuers close to miners
• Company behind magicJack to banish calling costs
• Medical practice paying $300,000 to settle civil allegations of fraud
• Plastic jar removed from Fla. bear cub's head
• Warden, other employees resign from prison in escape fallout
• Online 'sextortion' of teens on the rise
• Rollover crash injures one
• Cloud-seeding project targets Walker Lake
• 20-year-old prodigy DJ/producer Avicii headlines in Las Vegas
• Back-to-school fair brings families information and supplies
• Comedian delays radio show debut
• Health board backs limits on disclosure of infections
• Early morning fire sends two to hospital including firefighter
• Sky Show
• Theft trial to continue for former CSN construction chief
• Las Vegas man, 77, arrested in Virginia in 1964 murder case
• Downtown businesses persevere after fires, explosion
• Lady Gaga lights up Las Vegas
• Hot temperatures headed for Las Vegas
• Two dead miners found in Nevada gold mine shaft identified
• Sandoval still in control
• California man drowns in Bullhead City during River Regatta
• Some charity execs not getting rich, and others make nothing
• Wyoming man charged in death of former UNLV football player
• Poll finds 46 percent against legalizing same-sex matrimony
• Weeeee! National Roller Coaster Day!
• Hotter weekend ahead for Las Vegas
• Search resumes for miners feared dead in Northern Nevada
• Three questions with Bob Saget
• Group challenges Ashjian's Senate candidacy
• Circulation up 22 percent at Henderson libraries
• Las Vegas Hilton's loss an improvement over last year
• Angle, Reid race still tight
• Man arrested for DUI in collision that injures bicyclist, 10
• Former principal’s license suspended over handling of test
• Senate sends border measure to White House
• Dr. Laura apologizes for saying N-word on the air
• 1 dead, 4 injured in I-15 crash near California line
• Universal Appeal
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' fans pick Froderman
• Wynn dealers appeal ruling over tip sharing
• Donations climb to memorial fund in Guinn's honor
• Guide says Stevens in good spirits before death
• Sign restrictions may be coming to an end in Las Vegas
• Teaching the Teacher
• Ensign seeks defense donations, blames 'liberal organization' for legal woes
• Man dies, others hurt in 1-15 crash near Nevada-California state line
• Witness testimony continues in N.C. trial of Las Vegan
• Search resumes for miners feared dead
• Legislators prods state agencies to collect more from past-due taxes
• West valley home damaged by blaze
• AYP report now online
• Some candidates for top CCSD job want more money
• Ex-officer recalled as pioneer
• Fire does $800,000 damage to Las Vegas house
• News and Notes
• 'Good looking from far away'
• Cactus Avenue interchange among next I-15 projects
• Watch a video of superintendent search event
• Media uncover Knapp nuptials
• Teen bicyclist injured in hit-and-run crash
• CCSD makes AYP
• B-boys bring the awesome (but not the audience)
• Las Vegas Shakedown music festival returns after nine-year hiatus
• Early Kurosawa on DVD is for fans only
• A bad year for politicians to be getting paid by taxpayers
• Palazzo's Dos Caminos feels a little underappreciated
• Separate morning fires damage duplex, business
• Las Vegas Strip’s baccarat fortunes slide
• $53,000 donated to scholarship fund in late governor's name
• Southwest Airlines weighs addition of larger aircraft
• Ex-Shuffle Master CEO Tim Parrott to be inducted into gaming Hall of Fame
• Court upholds man's convictions for child sexual assault
• Judge dismisses antitrust suit against casino credit company
• State to charge lobbyists more amid budget crunch
• 5 schools earn top honors under No Child Left Behind
• Just furniture, folks
• Legislator hopes for harmony in state name
• Paris Hilton sued for $35M for wearing wrong hair
• Just furniture, folks
• Happy 50th birthday, 'Ocean's 11'
• Man with the PLAN
• Highway Patrol to receive 63 new vehicles
• Web embraces JetBlue flight attendant in NY ruckus
• Man with the PLAN
• 4 in Clark County linked to typhoid fever outbreak
• Prosecutors say former CSN official's theft was clear
• Long, hot summer of fire, floods fits predictions
• "iCarly" star to help collect school supplies 8/16
• State Bar lawyers step aside in case involving Las Vegas attorney Hafter
• Two missing, feared dead in northeast Nevada gold mine accident
• "Wednesdays with Walt" podcast now online
• Mandalay Bay club closes as court allows eviction
• Nuclear panel members reject calls to recuse selves from Yucca vote
• School Board to consider two bill draft requests
• AYP report now online
• Firefighters battle house fire in western valley
• Man's body found in Lake Havasu
• Let me Twitter dat (@NoveLV’s #TweetUp)
• 'We’re the ones who are in there. Our lives are entrusted to them.'
• Police: Woman, 95, suffered broken hip in purse-snatching incident
• Wildlife agency critic to sit on board
• A little bit country, a lot of rock 'n' roll at PBR Bar
• Las Vegas Strip casinos see lowest win since 2003
• Some Harrah's shares to be traded publicly
• Driver in bus crash ID'd as Las Vegas student
• Whatever happened to that butt? ... and other burning questions from recent history
• Righthaven reaches settlements in 2 cases over R-J copyrights
• Second arrest made in attack on man in Primm
• Court rules Las Vegas liable for cleaning up old rail yard
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• Woman's remains found in Calif. after search that included Vegas
• School district meets requirements of No Child Left Behind
• Judge tosses teacher's 'choirgate' lawsuit
• Foreclosures down, but Nevada still ranks No. 1
• Las Vegas sees visitor increase, room rates up 6 percent
• Sports arena talks reach critical stage with baseball entering picture
• Charges in escape filed in Arizona
• Fashions of the past live on in quirky Calo Style store
• Bus route near Stratosphere to end Nov. 7
• Four residents part of rare typhoid fever outbreak
• Get to Know Your Candidates
• Boulder City Council votes to challenge golf course ballot initiative
• 2 missing, feared dead at Nevada gold mine
• Woman admitted smuggling drugs into prison weeks before helping inmates escape
• 2 missing miners feared dead at Nevada gold mine
• 'Expendables' shoot challenged Couture
• Lawmaker lobbies for alternative pronunciation of 'Nevada'
• Gibbons to accept $83 million in federal money for schools
• Gibbons will use federal funds to hire teachers
• Sharron Angle cancels Arizona tea party appearance
• Status update
• Temperatures to soar over weekend in Las Vegas
• PBR Rock Bar & Grill to replace Hawaiian Tropic Zone on Strip
• Status update
• Harrah's to manage Ohio casinos in proposed deal
• Now what?
• Shelley Berkley's bill would authorize 20 additional weeks of unemployment benefits
• Mayor hints at plans for professional team moving to Las Vegas
• Now what?
• Bally Technologies reports increase in profit
• Shopping for genes
• A little nepotism may help charity CEOs enter the 300k Club
• Police release photos in business robbery
• Shopping for genes
• Obama signs public jobs bill
• Righthaven sues Democratic Underground website over R-J posting
• Candidates outside the limelight meet voters
• Palazzo’s Dos Caminos feels a little underappreciated
• Reid courts Hispanics
• Man sentenced to life for girlfriend's stabbing death
• Gibbons still unsure about accepting $83 million to hire teachers
• The film adaptation of 'Eat Pray Love' is an empty travelogue
• Gibbons eyes new federal funding with caution
• Gibbons unsure about accepting $162 million in federal money
• Man sentenced for killing girlfriend
• 'Set to Sea' is the comics equivalent of good poetry
• ‘Countdown to Zero’ is a belabored social-issue documentary
• 'I thought I was going to die'
• WestJet Airlines announces service to Canadian capital
• Getaway driver tells police about deadly robbery
• 'The Expendables' is overstuffed and empty
• Tori dipping with Spelling's latest book
• Mexico, U.S. talk water deal
• Children's museum plans for Smith Center expansion
• $32 million helps give children's museum new home
• Action! Romance! Indie rock! 'Scott Pilgrim vs. the World' has it all
• Punk, garage, rockabilly fest returns after a nine-year hiatus
• A Vexing Vehicle Registration Increase
• Firefighters battle hotel fire west of Strip
• Rory Reid instigates impromptu debate with Brian Sandoval
• Lady Gagas go to war at Revolution
• Vegas hotels rank high on 'Travel + Leisure' best hotels list
• Criminal charges weighed in deadly Utah bus crash
• Legislators oppose pipeline through Northern Nevada
• License limits for dropouts challenged
• Ameristar Casinos may put self up for sale
• The checklist: What are you consuming this week?
• Website sponsors gambling on grades at 36 colleges
• Vegas PBS kicks off Virtual Workforce Training
• 'Travel and Lesisure' magazine lauds six Las Vegas hotels
• What to see and do in Las Vegas this week
• Conservative group labels Titus
• Vigil for Slain Man
• Why Oscar Goodman should become a ShamWow spokesman
• Occupational Health Center opens in North Las Vegas
• Three questions with Bob Saget
• Decision on animal trapping delayed
• UK doctors: New superbug gene could spread widely
• Thinking about Ikea, Wasted Space and more
• Trial rescheduled for Strip hit-and-run bicycle death
• Happy 50th birthday, 'Ocean's 11'
• 'Little House' star Arngrim offers undistinguished night
• How did the friendly skies get so unfriendly?
• Fremont Street Experience: the Unhappiest Place on Earth
• Rory Reid draws Brian Sandoval into short debate
• New all-ages concert series launches at Winchester Cultural Center
• Familiar actors in mob shows hit LV
• Candlelight vigil held in memory of man killed by Metro Police
• Where's Vegas' sports arena?
• Feds give Nevada $34 million to battle foreclosures
• Insurgo’s new 'Clownshow' makes for a fun late-night freak show
• Missing ranch hand's body found in Colorado River
• Game-changing technology at work in dominant sports books
• Random photo of the week
• Henderson announces performers for fall concert series
• Harold’s brings chicken and fish straight from Chicago's South Side
• Court clears way for roundup of wild horses to begin
• Former prostitute turns life around with court's help
• Stratosphere owner reports loss in second quarter
• Woman arrested in shooting of mother, 12-year-old daughter
• 'Big C' is a cancer on the airwaves
• Plumbing work at jail to force cancellation of visiting hours
• I-15 ramps at beltway, Strip to be closed temporarily overnight
• Tropicana posts loss amid upgrade to Las Vegas property
• Fire damages Las Vegas home
• Home brews go pro with Sam Adams
• High to hit 103 for Las Vegas
• Hospitalized Utah tour bus crash victim released
• Police search for 95-year-old woman's attacker
• CAC’s window installation celebrates the act of making
• The kids aren't all right
• Family continues campaign
• Pee-wee adventures to big biker rally
• Clark County fire chief to retire after 31 years with department
• Three killed in tour bus crash in Utah
• Second suspect in process serving case arrested
• Man's trial in shooting death of girlfriend's mother rescheduled
• Las Vegas cool, with hot spots
• Former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash
• Democrat Rory Reid stays firm on no new tax stance
• Workers lament cuts
• Video shows woman smashing window over McNuggets
• Utah IDs Japanese passengers in fatal bus crash
• Meth use found in man killed in crash after police pursuit
• Status update
• Nevada gas prices among highest in the nation
• Processing snags jobless benefits
• Blurring the borders
• Road work to bring travel delays south of Hoover Dam
• Wrong Turn
• Reclaiming the food chain
• Henderson Police issue 773 tickets during speed enforcement
• 4-year-old who drowned in pool a boy from Magna, Utah
• The kids aren't all right
• LVCVA leaders hear praise, but will skip raise
• Stricken motorcyclist died of heart attack, coroner says
• School Board to consider two bill draft requests
• Baby girl dies after being run over
• 38-year-old man identified as victim of gunshot wound
• Reports: Van crashes in Utah after leaving Las Vegas; 3 dead
• Clark County fire chief announces retirement
• Body of man found last month ID'd as 51-year-old Las Vegan
• Spreading the (local) love at CatHouse
• Red Rock Canyon to drop entrance fee this weekend
• Motorcyclist who died in crash identified by coroner's office
• NLV leaders weigh access to city-owned golf course
• 5 more websites sued over R-J story copyrights
• CORRECTIONS
• New communities falling short of their master plans
• Resident tied up during Southern Highlands home robbery
• Status update
• Democrats’ strategy: To hurt Joe Heck, link to Sharron Angle
• Former Henderson mayor named interim president of travel website
• Blurring the borders
• Hotter weather ahead for Las Vegas
• Levi Johnston reality show to focus on political run
• 20-year-old prodigy DJ/producer Avicii headlines in Vegas
• Reclaiming the food chain
• Prosecutor: Search was proper
• WHO says swine flu pandemic is over
• Yoko's marquee moment
• Mining town residents endure years-long fight to settle dispute
• Lessons from Las Vegas’ sex workers’ conference
• Artist finalists selected for portrait of Gibbons
• Construction to restrict traffic in airport connector tunnel
• Coroner: Kenny Guinn died from trauma caused by roof fall
• State: Sales tax must be paid on wheelchair purchases
• Websites, bloggers make moves to avoid Righthaven lawsuits
• Coroner identifies husband, wife in murder-suicide
• Trial rescheduled for man accused of sexual assaults near Las Vegas Strip
• County commissioner has eyes on another gig
• Coroner: Drowning of 4-year-old boy accidental
• Police seek 2 in robbery of 'helpless' elderly man, warn of scam
• Lois Tarkanian likes Harry Reid, Danny aids GOP
• Highway Patrol trooper's death ruled suicide
• Nevada’s low taxes not always the best incentive, officials say
• State to investigate infection findings
• Hard Rock's Wasted Space club to close
• Couple identified in fatal double shooting
• Too many rooms to fill: CityCenter’s opening felt, even as visitor volume grows
• Home sales, prices fall in Las Vegas in July
• Coroner rules trooper's death a suicide
• Wet weather moves out of Las Vegas
• Volunteer hours to Henderson Libraries in past year: 42,145
• Arrest warrant signed for second suspect in process serving scheme
• World War II veteran recalls dropping of atomic bombs on Japan
• Man to be sentenced for Tropicana stabbing death
• Status update
• Salaries for charity employees may make some donors flinch
• Lightning causes $200,000 damage to northwest home
• Blurring the borders
• Wikileaks revelations irritate Ensign
• Campbell's ex-agent: model flirted with Taylor
• Reclaiming the food chain
• 17-year-old doesn't let cerebral palsy keep him from enjoying life
• Fido's food could be making kids sick, report says
• The kids aren't all right
• IN BRIEF
• Coroner says Guinn death accidental
• Hard Rock's Wasted Space to close
• Officials restart hunt for missing Oregon boy, 7
• News and Notes
• NDOT to host meeting on proposed improvements to I-15
• Teen, 14, arrested on arson charges in California wildfire
• Forbuss ES in running for $500,000 scholarship
• Golden Nugget sees revenue increase in second quarter
• Reids go shopping at Whole Foods
• Hot chocolates and Max Brenner's mood food
• Southwest Gas reports wider loss in 2Q
• It's puppy love for Chippendales
• Decorated vet, retired FBI agent put faith in anti-tax gospel
• Rain leaves Las Vegas area as storm watch comes to end
• Cosmetic surgeons devote more time to patient 'redos'
• Man accidentally drives truck into convenience store
• Las Vegas man, blind since birth, shares 450-mile trip on a bike
• NHP investigates fatal crash on Mount Charleston
• Reid criticizes Angle for not separating church and state
• Fire damages home in northwest Las Vegas
• Center gives families a place to share grief
• Central valley standoff ends with murder-suicide
• Reporters' Notebook
• Girl remains in critical condition as police hunt for suspects in Saturday shootings
• Top News
• Rain pours on parts of Las Vegas Valley
• THIS WEEK
• More rain headed to Las Vegas
• Nevadans split vote on Kagan's confirmation to Supreme Court
• Police standoff ends with apparent murder-suicide
• IN BRIEF
• Hospital’s sanitation promises quickly forgotten
• A hidden epidemic
• Plastic surgery patients urged to find doctors board certified
• Hospital stay will stay with her always
• Billing codes key to data analyzed on infections
• VA system stanching MRSA
• Silva retains middleweight title
• Tabloid: Illusionist faces complaint
• Students' mock trial demonstrates knowledge about spread of disease
• Mother dies, daughter in critical condition after early-morning shooting
• Man found dead at Lake Mead Recreation Area, officials say
• Reid, Sandoval agree to debate
• Rebels kick off training camp
• States respond in health care lawsuit
• Streak of 100-degree heat ends at 45 days in Las Vegas Valley
• Firefighters, county to go to arbitration over contract
• Isolated thunderstorms possible for Las Vegas
• Lennar to host grand opening
• 2 injured in early morning Henderson house fire
• Prices for Harmony Sands start at less than $70 per square foot
• Schwarzenegger: Let same-sex weddings resume now
• Dunhill offers incentives on move-in ready homes
• Company defends Bellagio mattress in name suit
• Summerlin to celebrate 20th birthday with cake competition
• An upbeat setting to give salsa dancing a whirl
• Discovery Homes to hold grand opening event today, Sunday
• Plummeting demand for teachers has silver lining
• Mortgage rates fall to record low third week in a row
• Lied Discovery Children's Museum moving to Smith Center
• Prudential Americana Group Realtors to hold free Town Hall series
• Halverson alleges his exposure to disease
• Law states drought-tolerant landscaping allowed
• Top people in some Las Vegas charities make close to $300,000
• Shea Homes' Ardiente in North Las Vegas reports sales increase
• Ousted officer blames chief
• Shooting leaves woman dead, child injured
• Illinois couple buys Pardee home
• Demand for schools' summer food program could explode next year
• As Dusty Rhodes checks out, Coastwest Unrest steps in
• grupo norteno en las vegas
• Wife wants name added to deed
• Woman sentenced in baby boy's death
• 45-day streak of triple-digit heat snapped
• Owners should consider consequences of walking away
• IN BRIEF
• Two injured in Henderson house fire
• in brief
• Blurring the borders
• Blurring the borders
• Airport tunnel traffic narrows to one lane Monday night
• Reclaiming the food chain
• Reclaiming the food chain
• 'I'm an Aenar, not an Earthling'
• The kids aren't all right
• The kids aren't all right
• No H8! Places to celebrate the overturning of Prop. 8
• Gay marriage ruling resonates
• NV Energy Sure Bet Program
• Show report: Tokyo Police Club at Beauty Bar
• A behind-the-scenes look at the Hip Hop Dance Championships
• Attorney suing Neil over debt
• News and Notes
• Board recommends $70 million in cuts to state insurance plan
• Mattress maker responds to Bellagio's trademark suit
• Kaba Modern's Quest: A behind-the-scenes look at the Hip Hop Dance Championships
• New highway signs advise motorists in northern valley
• Man accused of sexually assaulting 4-year-old relative
• Installation celebrates sexuality among seniors and the disabled
• Suspected gang members detained after Wal-Mart gun battle
• Heat suspected in death of man, 80, in Lake Mead area
• Venetian restaurant operator files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization
• Fertittas win Station Casinos bankruptcy auction
• Boy, 4, drowns in northwest valley swimming pool
• Boulder City files lawsuit to block ballot initiatives
• Nevada joins states in filing response over health reform
• Las Vegas man dies after falling from motorcycle
• Metro honors officer nearly killed in line of duty
• Righthaven continues suits over R-J copyrights; 88 total
• Police say state trooper dead of apparent self-inflicted gunshot
• Local Hispanic community on edge after immigration raids
• Milwaukee teachers fight for Viagra drug coverage
• Lied children's museum plans move to Smith Center in 2012
• Hearing master may look into process server's case
• Rosie O'Donnell gets daytime TV on Oprah's channel
• Dead man, 80, found at Lake Mead
• 10 Questions allows voter, candidate interaction
• Box Office Preview: 'Other Guys' set to take over
• Boy, 4, drowns in backyard pool in northwest valley
• officer defies odds
• State worker benefits slashed
• Las Vegas man falls from motorcycle, dies
• Scores pray for immigration reform
• Gas pipeline chief defends donation
• State trooper found dead in shooting at home in southwest valley
• Former college official turns down plea deal in theft case
• Status update
• Status update
• U. S. Border Patrol Agents Seized Marijuana and Arrested Smugglers
• Aerosmith’s live show’s got nothing on its recent headlines
• Fertittas' bid seen as highest for Station Casinos
• Psychiatrist gets one year in jail for lewd incident at Strip casino
• Sharron Angle outlines views on gays, clergy
• Obama Wants ‘Price’ On Carbon Emissions, Republicans See ‘Tax
• Arcade Fire’s latest can’t quite match the anticipation
• Twenty arrested for duping tourists seeking sex
• Small earthquake reported in state
• 20 arrested in alleged sex scam at Las Vegas businesses
• TRIBUNE SELECTION FOR THESE RACES
• 'Clue'less at a nightclub murder mystery party
• State board votes to trim public employee benefits, costs
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• This year’s sunglasses let you stand out at any price point
• National park advocates want NV Energy lines limited
• Suspects in college thefts may plead guilty
• Pedestrian injured in hit, run crash in eastern valley
• Grant allows North Las Vegas to offer toddler swimming lessons
• Origin India's cocktail for change
• Democrats propose more jobless benefits and tax breaks
• Mob Experience fuels conspiracies
• Oddsmaker: Steven Tyler best bet for next 'American Idol' judge
• Dozen family members survive boat sinking on Lake Mohave
• Spreading the (local) love at CatHouse
• Misguided teen drama 'Twelve' is laughable at best
• Angle's position on working families draws criticism
• CORRECTION
• Apartment fire displaces 5, no one injured
• Cyclists conduct memorial for friend killed while riding
• Tales of extreme Vegas heat
• Hot chocolates and Max Brenner's mood food
• Status update
• Anna Nicole trial begins
• Stimulus funds pay for local road projects
• Court upholds murder conviction in hammer slaying
• Saved by the pole
• As Dusty Rhodes checks out, Coastwest Unrest steps in
• Blurring the borders
• Senate advances Medicaid, school aid bill that promises millions for Nevada
• School Board extends Rulffes' contract
• State Democratic Party fighting R-J copyright lawsuit
• Peggy Plots Your Planets
• 'Restrepo' features striking footage but lacks structure
• Reclaiming the food chain
• Angle's religious zeal criticized
• BLM: 34 horses dead in roundup in northeast Nevada
• Carl Icahn: Fontainebleau to sit idle until economy improves
• Gillespie No-Show For 'Meet The Candidates'
• Clocking Simon's "30 minute" lunch
• The kids aren't all right
• On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding
• Las Vegas man killed in crosswalk identified
• ‘Pawn Stars’ cast to be on hand for Saturday road show at Suncoast
• Guess who's now banned from Capitol Christmas tree!
• 26 words about Milton Clark Avery’s 'The Artist’s Daughter in a Blue Gown'
• Teacher Exchange receives Green Award
• Prudence was a real lifesaver
• Lady Luck revamp plans on hold
• Fertitta family, lenders maintain highest bid for Station Casinos properties
• Angle Wins
• Plot overwhelms comedy in 'The Other Guys'
• Compost riles residents
• City officials must make do with pat on the back
• Man stabbed during domestic dispute at apartment
• Conservative Groups Join Tea Party Express II - Tea Party Express II Launches This Sunday
• Hoax or not, Banksy’s 'Exit Through the Gift Shop' is brilliant
• Killer gets four life sentences
• Troubled teens might lose wheels under schools plan
• Bellagio files trademark lawsuit against mattress maker
• Paper Feels Discriminated Against By Sheriff Gillespie
• Who IS Banksy?
• Southern Nevada gay rights activist hails ruling
• After inquests into police shootings, Gillespie vows to face facts
• North Las Vegas plans back-to-school events for students
• Tea Party Express Leaders Head to Washington to Join Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann at Thursday Eve
• Installation celebrates sexuality among seniors and the disabled
• Michaele Salahi found `View' appearance degrading
• Judge rejects county sex club ordinance
• Delays In Federal Payment Not Expected To Cause Hardship To Strapped Nevada Counties
• Fashion past and future, side by side in the Forum Shops
• WikiLeaks posts huge encrypted file to Web
• Bail bondsman, associate get 90 days
• Women gather to denounce Sharron Angle comments
• Supt. Rulffes may stay in position until Jan. 4
• "How to Enroll" brochure available online
• News and Notes
• Qualified families encouraged to sign up for FRL
• Looking for Leaders
• Chamber Announces Small Business Awards Finalists
• Chamber chief building local coalition
• Hewetson ES principal receives national honor
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• Chamber Announces Small Business Awards Finalists
• Chamber chief building local coalition
• Looking for Leaders
• Submit your question(s) for 8/19 School Matters
• McGruff turns 30 - read about it in News & Notes
• Meeting Notification: Library Board of Trustees' Executive Committee
• Library receives $75,000 grant from Foundation for the Carolinas to fund Future of the Library Task
• Looking for Leaders
• Chamber Releases Statement Regarding the Passing of Former Governor Kenny Guinn
• McGruff turns 30 - read about it in News & Notes
• Terry Fator performance Aug. 1 to benefit PEF
• Chamber chief building local coalition
• LV Chamber Urges U.S. Senate to Pass Small Business Jobs Act
• Chamber Launches New Comprehensive Small Business Insurance Coverage
• Chamber Releases Statement Regarding the Passing of Former Governor Kenny Guinn
• 2010-2011 Back to School Reporter now available
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas Supports Cosmetology Student in Bid for $50K Prize
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• Chamber chief building local coalition
• LV Chamber Urges U.S. Senate to Pass Small Business Jobs Act
• Chamber Launches New Comprehensive Small Business Insurance Coverage
• Looking for Leaders
• NEVADAN AT WORK: Chamber chief puts vast past to work in Las Vegas
• Chamber Announces Leadership Las Vegas Class of 2010 Graduates
• LV Chamber Urges U.S. Senate to Pass Small Business Jobs Act
• Las Vegas Chamber Backs Small Biz Bill
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library partnering with municipalities to begin volunteer recruitment
• Applicants sought for Audit Advisory Committee
• ‘Mercy’ For The Gulf: Pauli Carman’s New Recording Benefits Oil Spill Relief
• LV Chamber Urges U.S. Senate to Pass Small Business Jobs Act
• Las Vegas Chamber Backs Small Biz Bill
• "Stuff the Bus" collecting school supplies
• "Blues Brothers" play to feature 20 CCSD students
• Vegas PBS celebrates grand opening of new building
• Check out Summer Fun Learning Activities
• 2010-11 calendars now online
• Community meeting focuses on lowering dropout rate
• 18 Local Bookstores Band Together To Help Charlotte Mecklenburg Libraries.
• Community Linkage meeting featured in News & Notes
• Public invited to Community Linkage meeting
• Updated information on Finance Dept. website
• Listen to "Wednesdays with Walt" podcast
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Board Adopts Budget
• Watch "Inside Education" Tuesday night on PBS
• Summer school under way
• Public invited to Community Linkage meeting
• Five Mecklenburg Towns approve Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for one-time Library funding
• Have a 'peachy' good time at Friends of the Library fundraiser
• Chamber Announces Leadership Las Vegas Class of 2010 Graduates
• Public invited to Community Linkage meeting
• Revitalizing the Arts District through Music
• Listen to "Wednesdays with Walt" podcast
• News Release: Mecklenburg Towns meet to discuss Library support; Draft memo to outline potential com
• Library announces summer hours
• Summer Fun Learning Activities now available
• Fun Summer Learning Activities
• Beckley ES unveils new desert garden today
• News Release: Mecklenburg Commissioners Approve Library Funding; City, Towns Continue to Communicate
• Beckley ES unveils new desert garden Thursday
• News Release: Charlotte officials approve $1.4 million in one-time emergency funding for Charlotte M
• Congratulations to the Class of 2010
• News & Notes
• Summer school under way
• Watch graduation ceremonies on Cox Ch. 96
• News & Notes
• Watch graduation ceremonies on Cox Ch. 96
• Summer school starts June 14
• Watch graduation ceremonies on Cox Ch. 96
• High school graduation schedule
• Charlotte officials approve $1.4 million in one-time emergency funding for Charlotte Mecklenburg Lib
• NEVADAN AT WORK: Chamber chief puts vast past to work in Las Vegas
• Drive for Excellence winner receives car keys
• News Release: Mecklenburg County Commissioners approve $3.5 million in additional Library funding
• WEATHERING THE RECESSION: Public-sector workers should share the pain
• Chamber Releases Recommendations on New Collective Bargaining Provisions
• Superintendent search update
• Superintendent search update
• Las Vegas Can Help Be Part of the Cure for Alzheimer's
• Nine-month school calendar survey
• High school graduation schedule
• WEATHERING THE RECESSION: Public-sector workers should share the pain
• Nine-month school calendar suvey
• Superintendent Search Update
• School board selects superintendent search firm
• Graduations under way for thousands of students
• Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas Presents Hi-Tech Happenings
• Charlotte Mecklenburg Library prepares for closings; shares impact to customers, materials, building
• News and Notes
• Paul Mitchell The School Las Vegas and Paul Mitchell Schools Raise $1.2 Million for Charity
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• Public invited to attend interviews
• Superintendent Search Update
• Graduations under way for thousands of students
• Take part in the Superintendent search process
• Chamber Releases Recommendations on New Collective Bargaining Provisions
• County Commission Chair Jennifer Roberts asks City Council to support Library's Sustainability
• Supt. search survey & input meetings updated
• News & Notes
• News & Notes
• Supt. search survey & input meetings updated
• LV Chamber CEO: ‘Prosperity is going to happen again’
• LV Chamber Endorses Brian Sandoval for Governor
• New LV Chamber boss tours the city
• LV Chamber Announces Endorsed Candidates in State and Local Elections
• LV Chamber CEO: ‘Prosperity is going to happen again’
• Musical to be presented at Nate Mack Elem. School
• News & Notes
• The Latin Chamber is Looking for Employers Who Need Summer Help
• Firefighters Raking in Thousands in Overtime
• Las Vegas Chamber Appoints Matt Crosson As New President & CEO
• Chamber Releases First in Education Report Series
• Local businesses worry about new minimum wage increase set for July
• Chamber Releases Education Report Analyzing Factors Correlated with Educational Attainment
• Education Analysis: Study pursues keys to success
• United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Announces National and Regional Hispanic Leadership and B
• Volunteers Wanted! Latin Chamber Recruiting Spanish-Speaking Volunteer Tax Preparers To Help Working
• Reid Leads Passage of Bill Bringing Nearly $100 Million to Nevada
• Telemundo Expands in Latin America
• Cox Communications Ranked 21st on the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for Diversity� List
• Las Vegas Chamber Applauds the Passage of “Jobs Bill” by the U.S. Senate
• Firefighters Raking in Thousands in Overtime
• Las Vegas Chamber Appoints Matt Crosson As New President & CEO
• Restaurant to help collect paper for schools
• Chamber Releases First in Education Report Series
• Library board prepares for reduced budget; votes to close four libraries
• Local businesses worry about new minimum wage increase set for July
• Legendary Comedian Paul Rodriguez Hosts Media Party for �Paul Rodriguez And The Whole Enchilada�
• Chamber Releases Education Report Analyzing Factors Correlated with Educational Attainment
• School district approves final budget
• Education Analysis: Study pursues keys to success
• The Latin Chamber's 2009 La Oportunidad Expo: Fun, Food and Excitement!
• LV Chamber Endorses Brian Sandoval for Governor
• Property Tax Savings Fraud Alert
• New LV Chamber boss tours the city
• Jeremy Aguero, prominent economic analyst, to speak at the upcoming Latin Chamber Luncheon
• LV Chamber Announces Endorsed Candidates in State and Local Elections
• Las Vegas Latin Chamber Wins the USHCC Regional Award
• Nevada Secretary of State Ross Miller Streamlines Business Services Beginning Oct. 1
• Supt. search survey & input meetings updated
• Top female athletes to be honored today
• Neal ES celebrates 10th anniversary tonight
• Human rights fair featured in News & Notes
• Mecklenburg County Manager Recommends $17.7 million funding for Library on FY2011
• School district approves final budget
• Dailey ES to benefit from $65,000 donation
• Top female athletes to be honored Wednesday
• Neal ES to celebrate 10th anniversary Wednesday
• Human rights fair featured in News & Notes
• CCSD graduation schedule
• Library's Community Feedback Session cancelled tonight (May 3)
• Library News: Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Sustainability Plan Update
• Meeting Notification: Library Board of Trustees will meet this Thursday
• Avoid summer “brain drain” – join a Library summer reading club beginning June 14.
• University City Regional Library closed May 13 for maintenance
• Town Hall meeting featured in News & Notes
• Congratulations to Heidi Lim and Seth Thompson
• CCSD graduation schedule
• Supt. search survey & input meetings announced
• Last call for entries in College Savings contest
• Town Hall meeting featured in News & Notes
• Congratulations to Morrow Elementary School
• Nevada Camera Club 2010 Annual Electronic Image Competition
• Exhibition - Lonnie
• The Epilogues invade the West
• ShambroWest Corporation Launches Broadband Network GenosTV
• For Kids Now Charity Seventh Annual Fashion Show And Buffet
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Las Vegas!
• Book Closes 66-year-old ‘Cold Case’ Murder Of A Phoenix Police Officer
• Nighttime Urgent Care for Kids
• Shooting Clays Classic Raises Much-Needed Funds For Las Vegas Boy Scouts
• Big Value in New Home purchase
• Paul Mitchell The School - Las Vegas
• Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding
• XONA Media and Jaman Networks Integrate In-Store and Online Digital Media
• SCORE Awards Night Results - December 5, 2009
• Improv in Vegas, Alive and Well!
• United Way of Southern Nevada News - November 3, 2009
• Danskin Dance Series
• Hundreds of Volunteers Needed: Project Homeless Connect
• Third Annual Bountiful Musical Harvest: Good for the Soul, Good for the Tummy
• Exclusive Sonny King Estate Art Piece to be Aucitoned at Benefit Concert
• Third Annual Bountiful Musical Harvest: Good for the Soul, Good for the Tummy
• Bullfrog and Baum Public Relations Appointed Food and Beverage Agency of Record...
• Sush Machida Gaikotsu And Brian Porray - Exhibition
• The Textured Visions Of Erika Allison - Exhibition
• The Naked Line - Francois Dubeau - Exhibition
• Little Builders
• Grossolgy - The Science Of The Human Body
• Salvador Dalí - 20 Year Retrospective Exhibition
• BALLROOM DANCING IN LAS VEGAS
• United Way Of Southern Nevada News - September 3, 2009
• $100 Child Safety Program Back to School Discount
• Elks and Scouts Schedule Flag Retirement
• Community Bank of Nevada taken over by the Financial Institutions Division...
• Summary Order For Revocation Of Charter And Appointment Of Fdic As Receiver/Liquidator
• YMCtoys 2009 ASD Las Vegas Expo
• United Way of Southern Nevada News - July 7, 2009
• Comprehensive Child Safety Program
• Protect Your Children Today with Safety kit!
• Live United Story Search
• Pamela Folle, Realtor Has Changed Companies
• Octogenarian Iraq War Veteran To Pen Autobiography Of His Travels
• United Way Of Southern Nevada - Live United
• KITS Brings Secure and Reliable Communications to Defense and Public Safety Sectors
• 2009 Martial Arts SuperShow!
• Sunset Park Hosts Mega Scout Expo
• Great Basin Bank Of Nevada In Elko Taken Over By The Financial Institutions Division; FDIC Appointed
• Quickbooks for Nonprofits Workshop
• Centaurus Games Launches ClubUwin.com, All-New Interactive Poker and Blackjack Club
• The Tragedies of War: Vietnam Combat Veteran Relays Story of Love and Loss
• Share your favorite Leprechaun Limerick this St. Patrick's Day
• United Way of Southern Nevada News - March 11, 2009
• Live United Flash Mob
• EPA Names Energy Inspectors(R) Corporation 2009 ENERGY STAR(R) Partner of the Year
• SONY DEBUTS MORE NETWORKED BRAVIA HDTVS
• Unprepared College Students Confronted by Life-Shaping Decisions
• Eating Together- The Key To A Successful Relationship
• 10 Easy Ways to Reduce Junk Mail and Telemarketing Calls
• New Year, New golf to explore
• Financial opportunity with nutritious products
• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• United Way of Southern Nevada News - January 6, 2009
• Don’t Ever Fear Your Boss: The Biggest Inhibition To Career Progress
• Conscious Sedation Online Certification Course
• Las Vegas Spring Home And Garden Show
• Las Vegas Sportsmens Boat, RV And Travel Show
• The 5 Mistakes That Could Cost You The Promotion You Deserve
• 7 Steps To Happiness For This Holiday Season
• Luxury Travel Expo
• United Way of Southern Nevada - Give And Win
• United Way Update - November 2008
• The Comedy Festival‎
• Fall And Halloween Activities
• 10th Anniversary CineVegas Film Festival
• Governor Commends Teachers’ First Home Loan Program; Issuance Of First Loan
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• Las Vegas construction boom
• Free Informative Site For Elderly And Caregivers !
• Local Author Breaks Through - Where Is The Church?
• The ASI Show
• The 16th Annual Las Vegas City Of Lights Jazz And Rhythm And Blues Festival
• National Congress And Expo
• Southwest Polka Party
• R.H. Donnelley Launches DexKnows.com in Las Vegas
• Gazillion Bubble Show Extends Again At New World Stages
• Calsbay.com Is a Free Video Sharing Website That Helps Musicians
• Scouting For Food Final Numbers
• Annual Scouting For Food Drive
• Vegas Valley Book Festival
• In The Dark
• Local Scouts Complete Zambia Eagle Project
• Mayors Set to Race for Scouting
• Closet Singers 'Come Out' Online
• Local Company Helps Mom's in Vegas Save Money!
• New Cookbook “Joy of Liberace Retro Recipes from America's Kitschiest Kitchen!”
• Liberace Foundation Awards Nearly $200,000 In Student Scholarships in Music, Dance & Creative Arts
• Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obaba Join VCO
• Explore Nevada: The Liberace Museum

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