Story archive for September 2009

Wednesday, Sept. 30

• Andre Dirrell prepares for the opportunity of his career
• Man robs business with Uzi-style gun
• Local teen makes stellar debut at Las Vegas Open
• DJ Z-Trip to take over Friday night helm at Rain nightclub
• North Las Vegas detectives search for bank robber
• San Antonio assigns two more players to Wranglers
• Fire in southeast valley spreads to storage yard
• Man, woman found dead in mobile home park
• Splatter is no matter at pottery event
• Judge grants request of Station Casinos creditors to probe 2007 deal
• Judge binds ACORN, former employee for trial
• Man sought in robbery of Las Vegas Strip casino
• Boulder City girls soccer on winning streak
• Judge bars sale of dog business to Heidi Fleiss
• Siblings helping bolster Boulder City High tennis team
• Officer involved in shooting, accused of teen relationship resigns
• Boulder City football preparing for homecoming tilt with Faith Lutheran
• Hearing set for teen in bus stop assault case
• Developer Jim Rhodes to turn over operations to lenders
• Harry Reid: 'I make no apologies' on Medicaid deal
• Jeremy Piven hoping to get lucky in Las Vegas
• Las Vegas finally cooling down
• Peepshow star to throw out first pitch at Angels game
• Notebook: Wolfe takes on added duties; Clayton questionable
• National summit to put spotlight on distracted driving
• Maglev in the running
• Stopping youth violence
• Polanski’s return?
• U.S. must defeat Taliban, al-Qaida
• Ending scourge of opium a worthy goal
• Tell us about health care Congress has
• Column on train hit the nail on the head
• A brazen play: Hopeful hires Phil Hellmuth as WSOP coach
• Making sense of the county’s tragic month of murder-suicides
• Chazz Palminteri's 'A Bronx Tale' a tale of toughness
• John Ensign: Public option would be popular, so let’s not do it
• What happened to the theme in Vegas' theme resorts?
• Mail set to take the long way home
• Photographer’s Old Vegas work to be at center of upcoming events
• Vegas figures prominently in Hispanics’ growing clout
• Maglev is the right choice for rail line
• An NBA season to top last year's? Unlikely, if you believe the odds
• Extreme sports star shines at Wranglers' free agent tryout
• Findlay Prep hoops duo pondering college options
• Dual citizenship may be possible for Italians
• Teach kids to stop, drop and roll
• Everyone can benefit from first-aid training
• Lucic earns spot in Las Vegas Open main draw
• Obit: Roy Taylor
• Obit: Glen Smith
• Boulder City in brief
• St. Rose Dominican Hospitals births
• Kimbo Slice out to prove he's legit fighter, continues to share values as a father
• Obit: C.L. Tucksen
• Obit: Luetta Bartlett
• Obit: Mary Morgan
• Boulder City celebrations
• Obit: Harry Kohoyda Jr.
• Obit: Marjorie Ann Iverson
• Obit: Lourene K. Bruns
• Obit: Jeannine Schwab

Tuesday, Sept. 29

• Protesters decry GOP stance on health care reform
• Station Casinos opposes creditors' request to probe 2007 deal
• Police fatally shoot teen armed with knife; boy identified
• Wranglers prepare for start of training camp
• Casino scammers in Black Book plead guilty to cheating slots
• Secretary of state to take over business license role
• Boxer Edwin Valero denies arrest on domestic violence charges
• Court reverses Sandoval's decision in mining pollution case
• Ex-councilwoman in court for DUI fails blood alcohol test
• Creed's Scott Stapp finds clarity in new credo
• Kelly Pavlik, Paul Williams glad to have someone to fight
• Man who pleaded no contest in stabbing death gets probation
• Green Valley Christian School seeks to expand to nearby building
• Jack Finn resigns from NV Energy position
• Injunction bars emergency regulations for vaccines
• Ex-ACORN official outlines alleged illegal voter registration plan
• Ex-UNLV guard Terry to join African team for season
• Shadow Ridge senior survives life-threatening football injury
• Task force to colleges: Treat betting like alcohol
• Venetian: Company owes $173,550 after poker tourney canceled
• Dems predict Harry Reid win, analyst expects GOP gains
• Boy, 17, shot in park in suspected gang shooting
• Boy, 8, on bicycle injured in northwest valley crash
• Harry Reid plans telephone town-hall meeting Thursday
• S&P: Las Vegas home prices down 31.4 percent
• Kanye West, Lady Gaga to perform together in Las Vegas
• High winds, wildfire danger continues tonight in Las Vegas Valley
• Mondays with Mike: Rebels running a tight ship in preparation for UNR
• Stand tough against Iran
• A welcome improvement
• Internet freedom
• Trains used to carry in fun-loving tourists
• Let’s be honest about quality of health care
• Do what’s necessary to insure everyone
• Now, about Ensign’s own health premium
• Prisons chief to make pitch for no guard furloughs
• Percentage of valley homes in foreclosure
• Juries have hand in insurance costs
• Brad Beal, President of the Nevada Federal Credit Union
• Schools give Spanish-speaking adults primer in own language first
• After 20 games, fans at Detroit Lions bar in Las Vegas can celebrate
• Vikki Baltimore-Dale: The continuum of her life
• Brain institute’s linking with Cleveland Clinic revives some locals’ resentment
• Henderson rodeo: ‘A little piece of Mexico, here’
• Homecoming week brings wave of excitement to Boulder City High
• Vegas group not quite 'America’s Best Dance Crew'

Monday, Sept. 28

• Maglev developers forging ahead regardless of rival project
• Calicos keeping it catchy
• St. Jude's Ranch replaces landmark damaged by weather
• Motorcyclist killed in crash was a fire captain
• Report: Vegas tops list of cities where home prices at bottom
• 51s outfielder part of gold medal squad with Team USA
• Feds sue Vegas taxi company over refusal to hire driver
• August passenger count falls 9.8 percent at McCarran
• Man accused of tying up toddlers pleads not guilty
• UFC's Kimbo Slice promises exciting fight with Roy Nelson
• Woman who died in downtown crash with ambulance identified
• Station Casinos wants 'breathing room' from employee wage suit
• Big Boi: New CD to be released soon. Really.
• Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, Jeremy Piven, Britney Spears light up Las Vegas
• Former Arizona Cardinals leading rusher anxious for UFL season
• Son of daycare operator accused of lewdness with minor
• Forecast of gusty winds prompts dust advisory for valley
• Khloe Kardashian's stepdad weighs in on whirlwind wedding
• Red flag fire warning, wind advisory issued for Las Vegas
• UNLV looks to bring Fremont Cannon back from Reno
• Political pressure alleged
• Henderson leaders agree on science center -- except where to build
• Request is out of line
• Regulating mobile billboards
• National access to insurance alone isn’t enough
• Let anyone obtain Congress’ insurance
• Election workers help pare piles of files
• 'Mental' at O’Sheas may not amaze, but will at least amuse you
• Recession means there’s less money for political campaigns
• Full of quirks, Bob Stupak refused to go out ‘calling’
• Organ donors make a beautiful pledge
• Ex-councilman Michael Mack behind pawnshop push
• ‘Phantom’ director on show’s heady early life, future in Vegas
• A month into school year, district takes student census, backfills areas of need
• Downturn lights a path to casino control
• Rule in works in try to keep comments at meetings civil
• U.S. 95 ramps to open as part of MLK road project
• After repairs, Boulder City plans Oct. 19 pool reopening
• UFC's Brock Lesnar trumps Mr. Olympia, talks Shane Carwin

Sunday, Sept. 27

• Woman dies in downtown collision with ambulance
• Three walk away from Mount Charleston helicopter crash
• Apartment fire displaces two, prompts evacuation
• Group rallies to bring attention to child prostitution
• Two women hospitalized after crash closes I-15 lanes
• Las Vegas to get near-record heat today
• Cowboy-ed up: Rebels' road woes continue with 30-27 loss
• Notebook: Cowboys suck wind out of Rebels defense
• UNLV-Wyoming: By the numbers
• Overhauling health care
• Expanding Medicaid
• Education as important overseas as here
• Health care reform is an issue of morality
• Sale of Big John's Harley puts emotional cap on auction
• Free market can’t fix our medical system
• We should celebrate old age, not disguise it
• Threat or no threat, there's a threat?
• Karl Rove: Eventually, GOP must supply answers
• Let’s have a train that goes where we want to
• Titus’ star rising as Ensign struggles
• Bigger premium discounts seen as a reward — and a problem
• A debate that shows just where the hopefuls do — or don’t — stand
• More Nevadans will need help as economic storm worsens
• Protect fighters from themselves
• Will Vegas advertising that worked before, work again?
• Cougars bounce back in 48-23 win over Rams
• Highway wreck, hundreds die; who responds? Animal Control
• Rick Story has quite the tale to tell after UFC 103

Saturday, Sept. 26

• Johnny Sauter takes lead with 16 laps to go, wins Las Vegas 350
• David Diaz returns from 15-month layoff to edge Jesus Chavez
• Los Angeles reclaims Frozen Fury crown at MGM Grand
• Vitali Klitschko stops Chris Arreola after 10th round
• Celebrity/media NFL picks Week Three
• Ali Landry: From Doritos to little girl dresses
• Metro releases photos in search for robber
• Star-studded lineup turns out for Emeril Lagasse's Stadium kickoff
• Station Casinos details lease arrangement, rejection of Boyd
• UNLV blows late game-tying opportunity, falls at Wyoming, 30-27
• Triple-digit heat to toast Las Vegas today
• Motorcyclist dead after collision
• Henderson hosts classic car show downtown this weekend
• A sluggish response
• Friends gather to mourn Del Sol High School student killed in crash
• The anatomy of a Rebels road losing streak
• Preserving U.S. history
• Take Five: Getting to know Wyoming
• A victory for Yellowstone
• ‘Clunkers’ program wasn’t well thought out
• Our representatives are employed by us
• ACORN now a shell of its former glory
• Odd place for anti-Reid rally
• Desai, ex-patient settle but other defendants remain in lawsuit
• Truck racing: So crazy it just might work
• The Elevator: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Las Vegas 350 edition
• Brash huckster and visionary builder Bob Stupak dies at 67
• Home again for once-ousted U.S. attorney
• Boulder City Council debates paying consultant for strategic plan
• Boulder City planner stresses accuracy for town’s historic district
• Basic cruises to easy win, looks ahead to showdown with Del Sol
• Las Vegas' air attack routs Valley
• Liberty unleashes powerful ground game in 34-14 win over Green Valley
• Duhjuan Miller has two interceptions in Cheyenne win over Arbor View
• Silverado glides past Sierra Vista, 53-7
• Mojave scores as time winds down to beat Faith Lutheran
• Bonanza jumps to early lead, beats Pahrump Valley 39-12
• Leon Hayes helps Desert Pines overcome mistakes to beat Chaparral
• Del Sol remains perfect with narrow victory against Foothill
• Durango makes statement with 31-28 victory over Spring Valley
• Gabbert leads undefeated Missouri past Nevada
• Canyon Springs dominates Eldorado 54-13
• Moapa Valley races past Rancho
• Undefeated Legacy runs over Virgin Valley for 63-7 victory

Friday, Sept. 25

• Palo Verde blanks Shadow Ridge to remain undefeated
• Prep football teams clash as season approaches halfway point
• Clark pulls away from Western in second half for 42-12 win
• IMG, Harrah's announce contract extension for WSOP
• John Guedry drops out of race against Rep. Dina Titus
• Killer loses appeal, court upholds child porn conviction
• Tonie Sison
• Paul Jenkins Sr.
• Lorrinda Gray-Davis
• Cornelius Eason
• Thom Reilly
• Carolyne Sharp
• Healthy Vitali Klitschko could bode ill for Chris Arreola
• Dianne Fontes
• Joni Flowers
• Tony Gladney
• Jason Smith
• Wranglers unveil promotional schedule
• Rita Vaswani
• Steven Horsford
• Napoleon McCallum
• Jennifer Morss
• Stan Saito
• Irene Bustamante Adams
• Metro officer reassigned after probe by Henderson police
• Aaron Ford
• Court overturns $213,990 judgment in favor of law firm
• Otto Merida
• In reversal, Fontainebleau lenders suggest liquidation
• Harrah’s Foundation
• Teen dies after SUV hits block wall
• Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort
• University of Southern Nevada
• Bob Stupak, builder of Stratosphere and Vegas World, dies at 67
• 2010 Subaru Legacy
• Man charged in scheme wants money to develop property
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. once again pay-per-view king
• Police: Man, 86, told paramedics he shot wife; note found
• Britney Spears, Liza Minnelli, Miley Cyrus play Las Vegas this weekend
• Photos of suspects released in fraud, forgery ring
• Harry Reid: Public option trigger 'pretty doggone good idea'
• Man, 18, arrested in NLV shooting death
• Curtain opens on 'Fame' remake in Las Vegas
• 100-plus degree heat moving into Las Vegas for weekend
• Demand for existing homes decreases
• Q&A: Brad Beal
• The party’s over for out-of-control nightclubs, regulator says
• Full of hot air
• Pardee scores high in J.D. Power survey
• America First settles in after Community One acquisition
• In Business nets awards in press contest
• Homebuilders appear more bullish on LV
• Manufacturer of slot that can match gambler’s desired pace is licensed
• VEGAS.com, GuestLogix sign deal for in-flight ticket sales
• Nevada’s jobless rate could hit 17 percent
• County plans to turn billboards over to one company
• Timely rail alliance
• Silver lining seen in declining commercial real estate prices
• Bad loans biting Las Vegas banks as defaults rise
• Chamber recognizes five with BizE Awards
• UNLV players not fazed by road MWC losing streak
• Bracing for a pandemic
• Removing a temptation
• Trial dates set for women on Sapphire Pool prostitution charges
• A dream come true
• Shadow Ridge football player says mom is No. 1 coach, inspiration
• UNLV football well worth hassle of parking
• Stakes of health care debate are sky-high
• Criticism of Obama is more than justified
• The media in medical regulation
• New batch — not the last — of laws to take effect
• Rick Rizzolo’s old strip club, Crazy Horse Too, might have a buyer
• Shelled 'Peanuts'
• Hand sanitizer here, not there as flu prep goes in fits, starts
• Private counseling plan was no secret
• From governing halls to performers’ Hall
• When the game is on the line
• Sen. John Ensign has been active
• Scientist works in her field, out of her element
• Housing scam artists staying on the move
• For country singer Aaron Tippin, flying was first career choice
• Money magazine: Boulder City among top places to retire
• San Diego Zoo expands to valley with tortoise center
• Desert Oasis puts up fight but finally bows to Bishop Gorman
• UFC's Tyson Griffin may get familiar face in next fight
• Wranglers' past and future face off in Texas

Thursday, Sept. 24

• Court rules on killer's appeal, teacher lewdness, UNLV police cases
• NASCAR truck racer Mike Skinner familiar with Las Vegas track
• Chris Arreola comes in trim for title fight against Vitali Klitschko
• Nye County uncovers fraud ring, Vegas suspects sought
• Court: Smoking ban constitutional, minus criminal sanctions
• Faith leaders say health care reform a ‘moral’ issue
• Homebuyers, union allege deception by builders
• Taxable sales continue to slide, down 20.6 percent
• Vitali Klitschko loving L.A., ready for Chris Arreola
• Second man charged in shooting of boy, 8, pleads not guilty
• Man accused in assaults against women arrested
• Ad exec sues publisher of 'What's On' tourist mag
• Boxer Evander Holyfield tackles global warming
• Northbound Decatur closed after three-vehicle crash
• Harrah's adjusts debt plan announced earlier this week
• Motorcyclist killed in three-vehicle collision
• Police: Man, 86, shot wife in the back, charged with murder
• Teen suspected in toddler's beating death arrested
• Warming trend moving into Las Vegas Valley
• Omar Clayton becoming a consistent late-game producer
• Boulder City senior leader in making tackles — and pizzas
• Give Cheyenne coach time to make his mark
• A win-win order
• VA clinics now safer
• Using donors’ money
• UNLV’s football stadium isn’t fan-friendly
• Illegal immigrants receive free care now
• Reid won’t let other states trash Nevada
• Millions for maglev: So, where’s the money?
• Why are there saguaro cactuses in Arizona but not in Nevada?
• Locals honored for breaking a color barrier — in stunt work
• Sparks, curses fly in resonant play about love
• The city's budding love affair with the Cleveland Clinic
• A civilian who’s at home challenging Nellis pilots
• Councilman has license to practice law suspended
• Christopher Gandy, president of the International Association of Financial Crimes Investigators' Nevada chapter
• Unashamed to explore eros
• Homes have unwanted Strip view: Parked billboards
• The pot folks are back. And they come bearing, once again, facts
• Maybe numbers don’t lie, but statisticians do
• Diocese putting retreat center up for sale
• Vehicle traffic on I-15 at Calif. border dips slightly
• Busted pipe spares evidence at Boulder City Police Station
• Karl Rove: Health care an opening for conservative comeback

Wednesday, Sept. 23

• For athletes, hydration concerns are as high as the heat
• Airline to offer service between Las Vegas, Paris
• Former Venetian executive takes Palms job
• Hazy details
• Chris Arreola finally taking fighting seriously
• Police seek man in attempted sexual assault
• AP Scholars honored by College Board
• Boulder City volleyball equals win total of last fall
• Psychedelic Furs front man psyched about show
• Hoover Dam history a bridge to Boulder City's past
• Henderson man who died in morning crash identified
• Study: Move to take Station Casinos private was fair
• Nevada leads nation in uninsured children
• Transportation secretary: Gibbons 'not accurate' in noting maglev earmark
• Holocaust survivor shares painful memories with students
• Coroner identifies man whose wife was found in freezer
• Obama to world: Don't expect America to fix it all
• Increased patrols to target drunken drivers this weekend
• Sunny skies and low 90s today in Las Vegas
• Stimulus failure
• Climate a hot topic
• Council member faces Bar Association disciplinary hearing
• UNLV hoopsters push to limit in preparation for season
• Unique opportunity
• Woman sues hospital over alleged assault while in 'coma-like state'
• Free-market ideas are hardly a panacea
• In spending stimulus, state is being diligent
• Three writers’ ideas are a healthy start
• A redundant debate on taxing
• Neighbor’s open door a boon to Nevada
• Striking a chord with students
• Liza Minnelli: Vegas-bound, Dahling
• Oddsmakers unmoved by the Maple Leafs’ move for more scoring
• Johnny Avello, Wynn and Encore’s race and sports operations director
• Crafty wording for bill would help cancer institute
• Smashmouth activist Chuck Muth has taken corrective action
• Vision for desert solar power plant expands
• Reid maneuvers for sweeter deal; some not impressed
• Henderson finds $300,000 to help neighborhood rebuild block walls
• Boulder City holds off on water rate hike
• Local foundation launches siblings to national prominence
• Barricades are there to protect everyone
• Free will gives us the chance to change
• Time and tradition can burnish the facts
• Home News, Boulder City News honored for excellence
• Fire department has evolved over decades
• Boulder City celebrations
• St. Rose Dominican Hospitals births
• Obit: Lynn Thomas
• Obit: Sarah J. Schonbachler
• Boulder City in brief
• Obit: Ruth Schafer
• Obit: Innis Risley
• Obit: Joseph Kahl
• Obit: Ronald Vanasse
• Obit: Robert G. Roberts
• Obit: Yolanda Navarro
• Obit: Rita Miles
• Obit: Vern Salsbury
• Obit: Elsie Ready
• Obit: Beck Swenberg

Tuesday, Sept. 22

• Lawyers: More cases of hepatitis discovered
• On Strip, Hard Rock has a touch of interactivity
• Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson: I'm done fighting
• Police release photo of teen sought in toddler's death
• Kid Rock gives cookie cutter concerts in Las Vegas
• Palo Verde's Moses Morgan commits to DePaul
• George Tarkanian takes Bonanza High hoops job
• Searchlight's new justice of the peace begins work
• Horsford asks Gibbons to remove doctor from medical board
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. to pay $5.6 million in back taxes
• Utilities commission rejects proposed NV Energy rate hike
• Photos released of man wanted in son's shooting death
• Company sues over failed attempt to sell Roadrunner restaurants
• Harrah's subsidiary to seek $750 million under debt plan
• Ex-NFL players on broadcast team for UFL games
• Herbst hits roadblock for Iowa gaming license
• Harry Reid to host tele-town hall Thursday on health care
• Police: Student won't be charged in crash near Coronado High
• Harry Reid cuts Medicaid deal for Nevada
• Wildfire danger, boating wind advisory issued for Lake Mead
• Man critically injured in five-vehicle crash
• Mondays with Mike: UNLV looking to change recent road trend in Laramie
• Treading in murky waters
• Calling all lawyers
• A contract gone sour
• Simple plan would be based on Medicare
• Why Republicans are against ‘reform’
• Size of government is driving populist rage
• Radio program implores Asian population to be counted
• Pawnshops oppose proposal that could increase rivals
• I confess. I hate the word “stakeholder.”
• Help may bring another bubble
• Clark County gaming win over five years
• Ensign will offer 30 tweaks to health care bill
• Won over by 'Zumanity,' now here to stay
• Frustrated UNLV football fans reveal what keeps them from stadium
• Recession cuisine brings celebs deeper down food chain
• Inside look to stir critics of gun shows — and laws
• Annual Wurstfest auction aims to cook up fun
• UFC's Tito Ortiz on making up with Dana White

Monday, Sept. 21

• ABC to host casting call during Wranglers game
• Man could face death penalty in rape, murder of young girl
• Kid Cudi wows fans at Tao
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run identified, driver sought
• Casino employees put out small fire in downtown high-rise
• Police searching for teen in beating death of toddler boy
• Former boxing champ Ricardo Mayorga wants to try MMA
• Las Vegas woman accused of Web drug sale scheme
• Ex-NFL star Herschel Walker signs fight contract with Strikeforce
• Sean 'Diddy' Combs, Kim Kardashian, Floyd Mayweather light up Las Vegas
• Current, past owners spar in Lake Las Vegas bankruptcy case
• School district sees enrollment decline of 1,667 students
• Panel to suggest changes to Nevada's tax system
• Boulder City football falls to Utah school
• Police release photos of bank robbery suspect
• Court date set for man accused of tying up children to watch sports
• Developer reaches settlements over bankruptcy plans
• 160,000 applications later, CityCenter makes job offers
• Former UFC champ Chuck Liddell debuts on 'Dancing with the Stars' tonight
• Q & A with Dat Phan: From homeless to hilarious
• Police: Man shot son after watching Mayweather-Marquez fight
• Wynn increases size of Asian stock offering
• Cold front to bring gusty winds, wildfire danger
• An end to bullying
• Eliminating turf battles
• Making a difference
• Obama, Democrats must move aggressively
• For a few, it’s racism; for many, the policies
• Deportations could cut unemployment
• Kathleen England, President of the State Bar of Nevada
• UNLV coach Mike Sanford deserves credit for game adjustments
• So here is how regulation of medical practices works in Nevada …
• Gaming giants didn’t go bankrupt, so stock prices rose
• It’s not just music that keeps Gino Vannelli busy
• Bet on it: Manny Pacquiao will be next to fight Floyd Mayweather Jr.
• In zany spoof about ‘reefer,’ the joke’s on squares
• Principal says parents’ action helped score ‘Blue Ribbon’ honors
• Liver failure brings dilemma in possible death penalty case
• Legal aid services strained to the limit
• Toby Cohen, wife of former Stardust executive, dies at 93
• An experiment in pop culture fun on the Strip: Anime-attired waitresses
• Officers put newest police dog on the trail of drugs

Sunday, Sept. 20

• Motorcyclist dies after crash in eastern valley
• UFC 103 walk-in music proves clichés can be a good thing
• Killers are lovers, not fighters
• Sean 'Diddy' Combs not ruled by the clock
• Neon Reverb: The best of the Bunkhouse
• Neon Reverb: Preach it, brother Daniel
• Las Vegas to hit 102 degrees today
• Bicyclist critical after accident
• UFC's Dana White not impressed with Floyd Mayweather's comeback fight
• Boulder City Chautauqua brings history back to life
• Juan Manuel Marquez a winner in defeat
• Hawaii defense gives UNLV credit for pivotal drive
• Comin' up clutch: UNLV prevails late to edge Hawaii, 34-33
• Mayweather confrontation with Mosley could mean something, or nothing
• Bringing up the rear
• Notebook: Victory sweet for UNLV's Polynesian contingent
• There is no comparison
• A little civility, please
• Why zealots won’t give president a chance
• Five steps to real health care reform
• From East Coast's vantage, Reid's prospects appear dim
• GOP’s real gripe is lack of profit margin0
• Early endorsement in state Senate race draws grumbles
• Task at hand: Flu-readiness
• AFL-CIO sees young as challenge, opportunity
• Preservation progress, a little at a time
• How the overhaul could alter the popular but costly Medicare Advantage
• Sun piles up awards in state newspaper contest
• Sticker shock: How the overhaul could exact a heavy toll on state finances
• We can be passionate and still be civil
• In the West, Democrats’ gains may be hard to keep
• Waiting for a serious candidate for governor
• Defense does just enough in UNLV victory
• Vitor Belfort puts on phenomenal performance in UFC return
• Neon Reverb: Anatomy of an Imagine Dragons super fan

Saturday, Sept. 19

• Instant analysis: What goes around, comes around
• Air Force defeats New Mexico 37-13
• Ponder leads FSU over No. 7 BYU 54-28
• Turner gets 3 TD runs in TCU's 56-21 victory
• House of Payne: UNLV receiver owns end zone again, late TD gives Rebels 34-33 win
• Idaho tops San Diego St. 34-20
• Colorado State 3-0 after 35-20 victory over Nevada
• Colorado rides over Wyoming with 24-0 win
• Oregon beats No. 18 Utah 31-24 to snap win streak
• Celebrity/media NFL picks: Week Two
• Two Pahrump women killed in crash
• Vitor Belfort is back, TKOs Rich Franklin in first round
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. wins by unanimous decision in comeback fight
• Kim Kardashian keeping quiet about Khloe's beau
• Holly Madison, Kim Kardashian and Mel B. relish opening new Pink's
• Holly Madison: One dress, two ways. Which do you prefer?
• Las Vegas to hit 101 degrees today
• Take Five: Getting to know Hawaii
• Las Vegas weighing regulation of mobile billboards
• A tale of two towns
• Lenders foreclose on Tropicana Avenue strip mall
• Convention puts McCarran technology on display
• Ending a failed program
• Cars of the ‘near’ future?
• Do not let a few shouts drown out compassion
• Specter of racism rears its ugly head
• Carter not afraid to tell it like it is
• Overzealous finger-pointing?
• Cops knew of counseling service
• Magazines aimed at local black readers now number 3
• Confidence abounds
• District judge who endorsed counseling service could face investigation, expert says
• Officials close doors for talk about Lake Las Vegas
• Breaking down UFC 103: Rich Franklin vs. Vitor Belfort

Friday, Sept. 18

• Girl, 13, wounded in drive-by shooting
• Court temporarily halts 2nd Ohio execution attempt
• 2010 Jaguar XFR
• UFC 103: Where to watch in Las Vegas
• Ground broken on casino that Station will manage
• Neon Reverb: Banter at Boomers
• Medical board adopts emergency Botox regulation
• Official: Don't raise business tax to pay jobless fund
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. misses weight
• Vitor Belfort, Efrain Escudero miss mark at UFC 103 weigh-ins
• Irwin Union Bank seized by regulators
• ECHL approves 2010 playoff schedule
• Kid Rock by the numbers
• Vegas saloon owner sues Neb. business over name
• Sean “Diddy” Combs heading to Las Vegas
• Penn National surfaces as possible Fontainebleau buyer
• Coroner: Teacher found in house fire died of overdose
• Two dead, 1 injured in Pahrump head-on crash
• CityCenter to begin making nearly 12,000 job offers Monday
• Two brothers who drowned in Lake Mohave identified
• Police: Strip hit and run might involve airport shuttle
• Police: Woman slain in murder-suicide found in freezer
• MGM expands debt-placement deal with $475 million in notes
• Police: Man found dead in desert had head trauma
• Las Vegas jobless rate soars to record 13.4 percent
• 100-degree heat headed to Las Vegas again
• Visa troubles keep Edwin Valero from Vegas fight
• Siegel wants St. Tropez upgrade to match Gold Spike's
• In down economy, a tough way to start a legal living
• ‘A shot in arm’
• Nevada's top court considers rule changes on foreclosure mediation
• County hopes business travel will soar at Henderson airport
• Economy boosts demand for free legal aid
• Gaming lawyers eye gray areas of casino-based nightclubs
• Strip hotels garner LEED gold
• Businesses hit hard by bank service charges
• Longtime Vegas firm turns 60
• Future policy hub
• Big Boyd tuition hike didn’t affect enrollment
• Home sales stay hot, but cool a bit
• Payday loan business no golden goose for Nevada Federal
• Voluntary separations may stave off LVCVA layoffs
• Q&A: Kathleen England
• Children’s Attorneys Project marks 10 years of helping kids
• State tourism group won't team up with larger convention
• Tourism decline in July was shallowest for 2009
• Nationwide tour promoting health care reform ends in Las Vegas
• Healthy Fuimaono back to cutting down both opponents, hair
• Del Sol gets revenge with win at Las Vegas
• Ugly opposition to Obama
• Energy transformation
• Flexible health insurance
• UNLV's challenge: Contain Hawaii QB Greg Alexander
• Legacy whips Arbor View in Battle of the Bulls game
• So much food, so little time: San Gennaro Feast under way
• Wilson committed sin his sons wouldn’t dare
• Yet another reason for Ensign to resign
• Differences in cost of health care absurd
• A few cries of ‘You lie!’ were perhaps needed
• Conductor puts ‘different groove’ on age-old music
• When Harry Reid gets mad, the Democratic Party gets even
• Law experts baffled by looming deal with paver
• Backstage action, drama will move out front in musical
• Building a government project? Here, have a raise
• Naturally UFC 103 event is larger in Lonestar State
• Desperate for insurance, residents share health care woes
• Dirty detail: Solar panels need water
• Maglev money sparks a Gibbons-Reid quarrel
• UNLV’s building it; why aren’t they coming?
• A peek at coming attractions
• Spoiling for a good fight
• Six Questions for Sajjad Ahmad
• New I-15 lane to open next week
• Bonus machine Tyson Griffin not worried about cash award in bout with Hermes Franca
• Palo Verde maintains perfect record
• Coronado pulls late-game heroics to beat Valley
• Quinn Richardson leads Basic to victory over Eldorado with two TDs
• Green Valley starts slow, beats Chap
• Trenton Tipton leads Silverado to comeback win over Desert Pines
• Centennial fights off resurgent Shadow Ridge
• Big plays from Elijah Mitchell land big win for Desert Oasis
• Bishop Gorman continues to roll
• Connor Afoa has a night to remember in Foothill victory
• Brandon Lopez explodes for big yards in Spring Valley win
• Trailblazers rush past Chargers, 43-26
• Desert Shields put together complete performance against Crusaders

Thursday, Sept. 17

• Quinn Richardson leads Basic to victory over Eldorado with two TDs
• United Way aims to raise $12.2 million for local causes
• Former Assembly speaker named tax commission chairman
• Apparent murder-suicide investigated in northwest Las Vegas
• State to launch Census campaign
• Brightsource pulls out of solar project
• Dana White livid over Rampage Jackson's Hollywood dream
• Democrats renew stimulus funds feud with governor
• Body found in desert area in eastern valley
• Some lenders of bankrupt project on board, others object to plan
• Bank sues Las Vegas real estate lender over loans
• Increase in water rates over two years gets OK
• Father arrested for child abuse, second-degree homicide
• Liberty overcomes penalties to beat Canyon Springs 21-13
• Caesars Palace dealers protest on Strip
• Barred from casinos, alleged scammers closer to trial
• Missing Las Vegas woman found unharmed
• Fontainebleau: Bank no longer 'seeking to destroy' project
• Culinary Union parent returns to AFL-CIO after split
• MGM Mirage revises notes exchange offer
• MGM Mirage warns of possible charge to earnings for CityCenter
• 100-degree heat heading to Las Vegas this weekend
• Neon Reverb is back, and it's bigger than ever
• Del Sol football looks to break Las Vegas High's streak
• A starting point
• A federal shield law
• Healthy Jasper looks to fill leadership void
• A TV anchor’s failing
• Blind adherence to dogma no way to lead
• Taking our money is taking our freedom
• Public option would solve many problems
• Signs of slow recovery bode ill for Reid’s reelection
• Another art gallery scales back its schedule
• Drama is real for Imagine charter
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. emulates boxing greats in return
• A call for unions to come together
• Moderate image could haunt Sandoval
• Ring in water rate hike with new year, through 2012
• Cheap Trick performs original homage to classic Beatles album
• You remember Bob Packwood, the ex-Oregon senator
• Unpaid bills continue to dog UMC, vex officials
• Consultant considered to help raise money for Boulder Dam Hotel
• Vegas hotel suites take luxury to a new level
• Frank Trigg eyeing one last title run

Wednesday, Sept. 16

• Las Vegas guide to Neon Reverb
• Roy Jones Jr. to fight Danny Green in Australia
• Gray Maynard scores big win over Roger Huerta at UFC Fight Night 19
• Mayweather-Marquez meeting respectful, for the most part
• High-speed rail competition heats up with new funding
• Tax return preparer pleads guilty to filing false returns
• NIAA's realignment debate continues
• State weighs business tax hike for jobless fund
• Gibbons endorses Botox regulation, meeting scheduled
• Tropicana opens restaurants tied to $125M renovation
• 'Bodies' offers education with its skinless anatomy lesson
• Titus, Berkley criticize Gibbons over highway spending
• Retired Mass. boxer acquitted of assault charge
• Several runners place for B.C. cross country
• Court date reset for ex-NBA star's Vegas debt case
• Drag racing siblings enjoying success on junior circuit
• Boulder City girls tennis winning close matches
• McCarran offers international travelers speedy clearance
• Several men sought after shooting leaves one dead
• Boulder City football blanks River Valley
• Locomotives unveil training camp roster
• Coroner identifies two dead in murder-suicide
• Harry Reid: Health care bill won't work for Nevada
• Pedestrian walking on I-15 killed near speedway
• Man dies from injuries in Labor Day weekend murder-suicide
• 100-plus degree heat to move in for last weekend of summer
• Sentencing delayed for gunman in NY-NY shooting
• Blues icons, solo and together: Bonnie Raitt, Taj Mahal
• Notebook: Taumua out for revenge against Hawaii
• Adults acting like children
• Inflated rate hike request
• Priority legislation
• Many on the right can see only absolutes
• Utility’s rate hike request is appalling
• ‘Surge’ needed in Afghanistan
• News anchor’s actions deplorable
• Botox, medical spas and flawed regulation
• Attorney is persistent: Desai can’t answer judge
• Would Hemingway like this farewell to arms?
• Former colleagues hail Bogden’s reappointment
• State sells a key piece of evidence in Tire Works fraud sting
• Cops raid firm accused of extortion
• Fan-friendly traveling band plans Vegas stop
• Obama reconnects with union allies
• Locals defend 'sketchy' area slammed on TV by ‘The Office’ star
• Oddsmakers: Mayweather will top Marquez in decision
• Pink Martini: No boundaries of sound
• The latest polls from Rasmussen
• Container garden had surprising success
• New York's 400th party is our party too
• Fall brings Fire Prevention Month
• Man thrown from motorcycle, seriously injured
• St. Rose Dominican Hospitals births
• Boulder City in brief
• Melvin Guillard focused on future in UFC, not problems of the past
• Obit: David Thompson
• Obit: Margaret Montoya
• Slow and steady for Gray Maynard
• Boulder City celebrations
• Obit: Arthur P. Hoffmeyer
• In days leading up to fight, Floyd Mayweather Jr. reminisces about his early career
• Obit: Andrea 'Celina' Roye

Tuesday, Sept. 15

• Two critically injured when car veers into oncoming traffic
• Clark County woman dies of swine flu
• Council briefed on Lake Las Vegas bankruptcy
• Tarkanian meets with GOP leaders, would welcome Ensign's support
• Pussycat Dolls' singer parties without pause in Las Vegas
• Las Vegas gearing up for annual PGA Tour stop
• Las Vegas Hilton gets new chief executive
• Mike Brown to meet Jose Aldo at WEC 44 at the Palms
• Lawrence could return to the Wranglers
• McCain unable to strip Nevada earmarks from bill
• Olympic boxer Darren Sutherland found dead at home
• Harry Reid: Nevada economy to turn around in 2010
• Smatresk: UNLV strong, but 'doing more with less'
• State rejects NV Energy's request for $25.9 million refund
• Hearing delayed for teen accused of suffocating newborn
• Las Vegas businessman sentenced for RV scam
• Daniel Bogden confirmed for Nevada's U.S. attorney
• Woman found dead in apparent murder-suicide identified
• Henderson firefighters set to get pay hike under new deal
• Harrah's buys Planet Hollywood debt
• Police seek help in finding sexual assault suspect
• Potential buyer in negotiations for stalled Fontainebleau project
• Cooler temperatures lingering in Las Vegas
• Mondays with Mike: Sanford hoping Hawaii is on his team's mind
• Straight talk on excess
• Expanding our horizons
• A major mistake
• Freedom to protest proves protesters wrong
• Nation-building is misuse of our troops
• Whiners, crybabies found in both parties
• White House citizenship view bends to Heller’s
• Courageous play wrings humor from unlikely setting: 9/11
• Recent Clark County weather measurements
• Suddenly, Gibbons meeting with lawmakers, Democrats included
• Keeping kids in class often falls to novice school workers
• Familiar face in awkward place in court
• Why Nevada protects workers here illegally
• Father is back in Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s corner
• Ricardo Cobo: 'Guitar was bewitching'
• Dean Heller against big government, but taxpayers bought mailing
• Did you know Nevada has higher spending per Medicare beneficiary …
• Firing over classroom marijuana prompts school district lawsuit
• Forum gives couples glimpse into domestic partnership law
• Residents seek help in dealing with falling home values
• Mike Pyle ready to prove he belongs in the UFC
• Steve Cantwell looking for win in rubber match with Brian Stann

Monday, Sept. 14

• Pregnant woman injured as vehicle flips near Mount Charleston
• Brock Lesnar vs. Shane Carwin officially announced for UFC 106
• Your usher at 'Lion King?' He really did meet the Beatles
• Wranglers set to participate in Light the Night Walk
• Defunct investment company owner gets 10 years in prison
• Zombie Shaker Box rocks the vote to win battle of bands
• Police: Death of pregnant woman in bathtub not suspicious
• Housekeeper finds two dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Dealer robbed by OJ Simpson seeks civil damages
• Texas man accused of killing mother arrested in Vegas
• Trial delayed in Walgreens parking lot shooting case
• Bank: Floyd Mayweather Jr. owes $167,192 on car loan in default
• Garrison Keillor talk at UNLV postponed
• Bicycle officer identified in Strip traffic stop shooting
• Miley Cyrus UNLV tickets: $25 today
• Fontainebleau contractors seek lien claims in state court
• Five students hurt in bus crash, bus driver to be cited
• Mariah Carey, Vince Neil bring star power to Las Vegas
• Slightly cooler today for Las Vegas Valley
• Days before team practice, Kruger likes what he sees
• A party in disarray
• Urgent response imperative
• Helping homeowners?
• Expanding our horizons
• License plate reader nets no arrests, but hopes are high
• DA: Two won’t face charges in probe of Rio’s topless pool
• Republicans are the real liars on health care
• Forge system with existing programs
• It seems politicians like their insurance
• Remember: We are all in this together
• For several reasons, local band is not your typical country act
• Bob Hamrick, CEO of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty, CityCenter broker
• Early indicator — temp jobs — shows signs of a recovery
• Orchestra rides guest soloist to thrilling high
• 'Working': A show about work
• Wikipedia is a dangerous place …
• Beyond Victorville: Coloradans covet high-speed rail, too
• How can gas bills fall when rates rise?
• Penny machines have growing appeal, but also a price
• Rebels made mistakes in a game where they couldn’t afford to …
• Grant to aid 400 waiting for Medicare
• Evening closures scheduled on D Street
• The merry Mayweathers: Legendary boxing family makes amends

Sunday, Sept. 13

• Man swimming to rescue daughter drowns in Lake Mohave
• Small fire extinguished at Hard Rock Hotel
• Gorman football player pulls commitment to Stanford
• Wildfire danger west of Las Vegas area
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run, police say
• No. 17 Utah edges Spartans with big 4th quarter
• Series of mistakes doom UNLV in 23-21 loss to Oregon State
• James and Jacquizz Rodgers power Oregon State
• Maintain a line of defense
• Filling a big void
• Our priceless oral histories
• Festival brings Pacific Islands flavor to Henderson
• Republicans’ criticisms aren’t logical, helpful
• Obama does us proud with speech to kids
• Quest for power blinds some in GOP
• Keep Earth clean — our lives depend on it
• Clueless as always, Gov. Gibbons
• Wrestling demons of abuse
• Separating reform fact from fiction
• Harrah’s hires local gun to help in Watanabe case
• Notebook: Clayton's knee injury not believed to be serious
• Fed up with inmate’s appeals, court makes a threat
• Buckley’s decision may not be best for Nevada, but is for her
• Likely this year in the valley: Fewer students, no increase in state money
• Power couple ask constituents to drop in, say hi
• Partnership can make our history start now
• Water demand drop-off postpones intake work
• OSU quarterback stays calm, orchestrates winning drive
• San Diego State defeats Southern Utah 35-19
• Kinne guides Tulsa past New Mexico 44-10
• American Gomez settles for silver medal at world championships

Saturday, Sept. 12

• Instant analysis: Close game with Oregon State something to build on
• Triplett's hits, TD, lead Minnesota over Air Force
• Colorado State edges Weber State 24-23
• NFL rookie Frank Summers back to support UNLV
• No. 16 TCU dominates Virginia 30-14
• No. 9 BYU rolls to 54-3 victory over Tulane
• Late defensive penalty helps keep OSU alive, Beavers down Rebels, 23-21
• Propane barbecue blamed in Las Vegas house fire
• Hundreds turn out for anti-gang walk-a-thon
• No. 2 Longhorns race past Wyoming after slow start
• Regulators seize Corus Bank, plan sale of Vegas projects
• Temperature to soar to 104 in Las Vegas
• New 'CSI' exhibit at MGM Grand turns visitors into sleuths
• Take Five: Getting to know Oregon State
• Oregon State's Las Vegas recruiting success withers
• Hazardous spills
• Listen to the people
• Hacking your life
• Continual criticism of Palin is overkill
• Afghanistan is latest unconstitutional war
• Luxury tax winds up hurting middle class
• Government should not do parents’ job
• Classy as always, Mayor Goodman
• New table game edges closer to the floor
• Paper linking valley’s Jews to fold, leaving void for some
• Celebrity/media NFL picks: Week One
• Entrepreneur tests theory of ‘better teachers, better students’
• Newest health center fills a need
• The Elevator: Mountain West double jeopardy
• For city's finances, treated water an asset
• News anchor’s ‘heads up’ called judgment lapse
• Octagon Girl takes reporter on longboarding adventure
• Boulder City to stop dumping effluent in the desert, start recycling
• Cimarron's defense leads way in dominating victory
• Canyon Springs opens up in second half to beat Green Valley 42-21
• Sprau and Martin compile career days against Clark
• Liberty knocks out Chaparral 54-0
• Mora’s three touchdowns lift Durango over Desert Oasis
• Del Sol's Dezerick Reed leads Dragons to 28-0 win against Rancho
• Skyhawk ground attack proves too much for Vikings
• Legacy’s DeShae Edwards rushes for four TDs
• Bishop Gorman blanks Pahrump Valley
• Desert Pines cruises past Western
• Cheyenne wins on game’s final play
• UFC fighters critical of newspaper column targeting sport's brutality
• Spring Valley starts strong, beats Sierra Vista
• Centennial outlasts Faith Lutheran

Friday, Sept. 11

• Roundup: Legacy’s DeShae Edwards rushes for four TDs
• Police shoot at SUV after traffic stop on Strip
• Henderson man accused of stock fraud that netted $930,000
• Frankie Gomez advances to gold-medal match at world championships
• Bank executive arrested, accused of lewdness
• CityCenter hotel plans three job fairs next week
• 2010 Acura TSX
• Henderson firefighters remember Sept. 11 with 343-mile bike trip
• Landlord sues Nevada Democrats seeking $30,000 in back rent, damages
• Speaker Barbara Buckley says she won't run for governor
• Nevada political aide, newspaper publisher Jack Carpenter dies
• Man recalls father’s words before second tower was struck
• Las Vegas firefighters honor victims of Sept. 11 attacks
• Wynn Resorts moves forward with Asian stock offering
• MGM extends early participation date for offer
• Hot weekend ahead for Las Vegas
• Man critically injured in two-motorcycle crash
• Spike in temporary jobs could be positive sign for economy
• Not all Southwest passengers on board with EarlyBird Check-In
• Nevada-China deal to boost cooperation, jobs
• Regulators cautious on systems-based slots regulations
• Brokers battered because business besieged
• Q&A: Bob Hamrick, broker of CityCenter and CEO of Coldwell Banker Premier Realty
• Federal land sales to create jobs
• Labor Day — and politics — brings out top leaders
• Analyst: No signs of near-term economic relief
• Rethinking our economy
• High-speed rail alliance brings Western cities aboard
• We need the water
• How much will CityCenter slash its condo prices?
• Rodgers brothers will be top priority for UNLV defense
• Fixing a broken system
• Apology late in coming
• Boulder City Council changes rules for public comment
• Children miss out when schools give in to fear
• Mariah Carey, Vince Neil lighting up Las Vegas
• Ethics panel clears councilman to vote on Boulder Dam Hotel
• Radio host-turned-comic overcomes stage fright
• Renowned matador featured in South Point's bloodless bullfights
• Let’s honestly discuss public option’s costs
• Leadership absent from reform effort
• Tax rich Americans for luxury items
• Political fast forward to 2010
• Sounds like my friends at Politico are the latest to be treated …
• Not yet built, mob museum may get rival
• Families galvanized by charter school principal’s suspension
• Chicago Bears long shot at any odds
• An infusion of art
• Latest obstacle to rural solar plants a tiny toad
• Winners begin to emerge in fight for Station assets
• Value economists can’t measure
• Relatively new to stand-up, Jon Lovitz will try hand on Strip
• Schools will be funded based on Sept. 18 attendance
• Chappell Thomas leads Palo Verde to win over Foothill

Thursday, Sept. 10

• Mayweather Sr.: I wouldn't call Manny Pacquiao a good fighter
• Man accused of shooting 8-year-old boy pleads not guilty
• While former co-star has a baby on board, Holly Madison puts motherhood on hold
• Court upholds $1 million judgment to UMC rape victim
• Court revives claim of bystanders at Harrah's biker brawl
• State marks start of latest I-15 construction project
• Bellydancers set to take over Palace Station
• Yankee Stadium may host boxing
• Criss Angel mindfreaks Oprah with TV stunt
• Wranglers add veteran forward
• Green Valley High grad makes NFL roster with Chargers
• Herbst's bankruptcy plan draws ire of creditors, lenders
• Decline in Las Vegas visitor numbers eases in July
• Police: Planet Hollywood supervisors netted $2,201 in scam
• Report: Harry Reid's poor approval rating leaves race a 'toss up'
• Vehicles collide in west valley, injuries reported
• Official: Fire that left man, son homeless is 'suspicious'
• Vegas home sales slip as prices continue fall
• Strip gaming revenue falls for 19th month
• Committee votes to give federal prosecutor his old job
• Foreclosures fall, but Las Vegas still leads nation
• Is Rihanna making music with a new man?
• Triple-digit heat heading to Las Vegas
• Rebels not banking on past Pac-10 success for motivation
• Lake Tahoe schmooze fest
• Is this subprime redux?
• A messy Pacific
• Using lies, scare tactics is no way to lead
• Locals have tough choice when offered UNLV football scholarship
• For Nevadans, Reid a friend in high place
• Remembering fallen, respecting president
• Call Obama’s speech to kids what you will
• Conservatives’ rage an embarrassment
• An insult to Titus
• A do-over for Ensign, tourism bill
• You can't hurry love — or music
• While you were at home passively watching TV
• Two cities team up on police training site
• Six Questions for Robert Lang
• What’s up with the vehicle fleet of Henderson police?
• Good thing she didn’t hold breath for apology
• HBO playing up drama
• Rulffes has rough draft of fix for Prime Six
• Store owner in a sweat to keep coolers running
• World War II veteran celebrates 100th birthday on 9/9/09
• Court orders new trial in pregnancy medical malpractice case
• 18-year-old identified in fatal crash that injured teen passengers

Wednesday, Sept. 9

• Boulder City soccer doesn't lack confidence
• Gaming analysts: Industry’s recovery could lag economy
• NLV woman accused of setting fire, threatening husband
• Shuffle Master sees higher profit on cost-cutting
• Reaction to Obama's speech a glimpse into political divide
• Las Vegas dancers step up to 'America's Best Dance Crew' finals
• Judge OKs more settlements in class action Kitec plumbing case
• Court to allow endoscopy lawsuits to proceed
• The Dow Jones industrials' moves since Lehman fall
• New strategies in place to show boxing isn't dead
• Reid to Gibbons: Keep 1 million tons of trash out of Nevada
• Trial rescheduled for man charged in Mother’s Day stabbing death
• Boulder City football grabs first victory, looks to continue winning ways
• Trial delayed in clothing store explosives case
• Police: Man said 'I shot her' after girlfriend found dead
• Couples tie knot on 9/9/09 with wax as their witness
• Police: Man, 73, had nude photos of 8-year-old neighbor boy
• Regulators expand probe at Hard Rock's Rehab pool
• Planet Hollywood poker scam nets arrests of four supervisors
• Boulder City volleyball relying on deep bench
• Sonrisa Grill shakes it up with margarita fest
• State Sen. Amodei enters race against Harry Reid
• Golden Nugget owner considers sale of company
• New owner plans 'high-end boutique resort' for St. Tropez
• Company acquires Service1st Bank of Nevada
• Triple-digit heat moving back in to Las Vegas
• Die-hard gamers line up for 'The Beatles: Rock Band'
• A bold new partnership
• Schoolyard bullies
• A failed system
• What was to dislike about Obama’s speech?
• Nephews of hoops greats follow in famous footsteps at Findlay
• Unfair labor practices charge dropped against hospital
• Our nation is at a critical juncture
• Extreme right is hindering progress
• Obama assumes insurers’ dishonesty
• Children need to play for healthy growth
• Her stature supplies jokes, but also stories
• Unlikely GOP challenge to Sen. Reid
• BLM responds to residents’ anger
• Las Vegas 51s’ season ends in whimper
• Boulder City OKs agreement for police training facility
• Anthony good to go, Beauchamp unknown
• Show packed with U.K. talent to take the Orleans stage
• Apt picks for a sports betting hall of fame
• The potential for prosperity in Las Vegas
• Regulators plan Lake Tahoe schmooze cruise with insurers
• It’s never too early to talk ominously about elections
• How health care reform push looks to state delegation
• Lawmaker tales bound for libraries have action
• Former Mrs. Nevada Juliette Kimoto accused in scam
• Church raising funds for family of teen injured in dirt bike crash
• Supply kit can help in case of disaster
• If you get in a turn lane, plan on using it
• Words matter; wield them with precision
• A good time to take stock of what worked
• 80-year-old man critically injured crossing street
• Obit: Catherine Miller Franklin
• Boulder City in brief
• Obit: Nancy Sylvester
• Obit: Opal Markiewicz
• Obit: Gladys Morrison
• Boulder City celebrations
• Obit: Cornelia Boyd
• St. Rose Dominican Hospitals births
• Obit: Flo May Raymond-Copps
• Obit: Hugh Vankinscott

Tuesday, Sept. 8

• Mirko Filipovic back for good
• Holly Madison to continue in 'Peepshow'
• Federal charges in $7 million pot bust likely to trump state's
• Man, 73, charged with lewdness with minor under 14
• Rich Franklin not thinking about title shots
• Henderson's Muhammad continues to roll at US Open
• Appeals court rejects request in forced DNA case
• Gibbons makes appointments
• Nickelback rocks to near-sellout crowd
• Court rejects killer's claim of insanity
• Poker Hall of Fame finalists announced
• John Ensign leads debate on tourism bill
• Police: Man tried to run over Henderson officer
• Experts: Despite downturn, Las Vegas has hope
• Krolicki case to remain in Clark County
• 8 arrested in undercover operation at Hard Rock's Rehab pool
• Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi stand behind public option
• Gibbons: Jobless fund nearly broke, Legislature to blame
• Summer’s end might not bring lower gas prices
• Forbes: Las Vegas ranks No. 20 among most stressful cities
• Las Vegas man who drowned in Lake Mohave identified
• Transcript of Obama's discussion with ninth-graders
• 2 women killed in domestic violence shootings identified
• Las Vegas Sands completes $600 million financing
• Obama: Stay in school and 'stay focused'
• Harrah's to use new offering to pay down debt
• Rihanna, Reba McEntire and Gary Sinise spotted during Labor Day Weekend in Las Vegas
• Slightly warmer than normal today for Las Vegas
• Mondays with Mike: A history of the relationship between Mike and Mike
• A tragic journey
• Solar should benefit state
• Openness emerging
• Country should stay course in only one war
• Students could use Obama’s pep talk
• GOP’s opposition isn’t constructive
• Washington think tank with ideas for the West starts UNLV partnership
• Chewing over UNLV's search for an athletic director
• Hospital bill shows need for reform
• Las Vegas area crime snapshot for August
• Doctors part with cash, habits to go paperless
• Montana Black: Religious iconography plays a large role in work
• Using the familiar as lure, Nevada Pops charms
• Workers at Goodwill warehouse sort through the good, bad, weird
• As the Reids seek office, who hurts whom?
• Lack of museum leaves gap in art education for Clark County students
• Three locals who might be in the running for UNLV AD job
• Cast of characters set to make history come alive

Monday, Sept. 7

• Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon brings in $60.5 million
• Chargers LB Shawne Merriman says he didn’t harm reality TV star Tila Tequila
• Remarks of President Obama’s speech
• Henderson man identified in fatal crash near speedway
• Woman dies as two shot in northwest Las Vegas
• Highway traffic heavy as visitors leave for weekend
• Obama will ask kids to pay attention in school
• Labor Day should be sunny
• House fire under investigation
• 110 back in Vegas after four months in Iraq
• What we work for
• Responding to natural disasters
• A contract gone awry
• Small town has a way of luring former residents back
• Why the president should speak to students
• Purpose of war is no longer apparent
• Support U.S. workers by buying American
• Politicians again show no backbone
• Book explains cancer so that patients can understand
• Labor Department seeks a new reality: Good jobs for all
• Rebels easily won season opener — but then, they were supposed to
• Harrah’s seeks more guests from abroad
• Now this sounds like a great event: The 100th anniversary …
• Councilman Stavros Anthony takes on the role of the contrarian
• Alliance’s goal: Western rail system
• Henderson girl, 6, to undergo rare eye surgery -- again
• Homeland Security taps Vegas firm for response planning
• Stucker makes most of first start in CSU's upset win over Colorado

Sunday, Sept. 6

• Henderson junior pulls off upset at US Open
• Las Vegas man, 19, drowns in Lake Mohave
• Wyoming's Christensen gets first win
• Man hospitalized after two-car crash on Decatur
• Home's second fire ruled arson, causes $200,000 in damage
• Breezes to continue, rain to bypass Las Vegas
• Man in serious condition after accident
• Rebels slam door on Hornets with huge second half, 38-3
• Notebook: Trotter puts stranglehold on starting job
• Republican rhetoric
• Kindergarten blues
• Falling down on the job
• Goals health care reform must meet
• To fix health care, point by point
• Democrats’ moves aren’t the right ones
• Torture can’t go without prosecution
• 'Wreckless Willie': The life of a fighter
• Media aiding health care reform foes
• As day honoring workers nears, few here have much to celebrate
• Politicians utter the darnedest things
• Reform proposals would get around Nevadan’s legacy, insurers’ privilege
• When the R-J unfairly strikes at Harry Reid, it hits Nevada
• Officials want club patrons off the pole
• Laying Las Vegas odds on some races to watch in Nevada in 2010
• Nevada lawmakers' stars diminish in "The Almanac of American Politics"
• UNLV defense keeps Sacramento State out of end zone
• 14-year-old driver seriously injured in car crash
• BYU injures Bradford, upsets No. 3 Oklahoma, 14-13
• Brothers square off at UNLV-Sacramento State game
• UCLA beats San Diego St. 33-14
• Clausen near perfect in ND's 35-0 win over Nevada

Saturday, Sept. 5

• Texas A&M routs New Mexico 41-6 in opener
• Woman dead, man critical in shooting, suicide attempt
• Instant analysis: Rebels sorta impressive, sorta not
• Air Force rolls to 72-0 win over Nicholls State
• Man dies from injuries in North Las Vegas shooting
• LIVE GAME BLOG: UNLV opens 2009 campaign with a bang in 38-3 blowout
• Lake Las Vegas proposes bankruptcy plan
• Severe storm warning issued for rural Clark County
• Pedestrian hit by car, critically injured
• Pointer, Purvis hope to strengthen grip on starting spots
• Obama’s time to deliver
• Republican failure
• Hard Rock opens second cafe in Las Vegas
• Back home, Harry Reid more concerned about catching mice than polls
• Lives are at stake
• Opposition to health care reform is selfish
• Americans voted for health care reform
• On deficits, tea party protesters a little late
• Who got builders into the fix they’re in?
• A radical theory for next trip out to sports book
• Sen. John Ensign can be objective
• In class and back on track after losing her way
• Governor’s conference would be a low-key affair, if it happens
• The Elevator: UNLV athletic department goes up — and down
• County to hand off safety oversight of child care facilities to state
• Too much state bureaucracy for schools?
• Drivers on Strip to see construction relief for Labor Day
• Speedskater hopes to glide through trials, compete for Olympic gold
• Las Vegas hangs on for win against Utah school
• Bishop Gorman cruises to a shutout
• Basic makes statement with convincing win

Friday, Sept. 4

• Roundup: Palo Verde blanks Mojave 52-0 in Northwest Division opener
• State gets $4 million grant for low-income seniors
• Effort to remove judge in Aspen Financial case fails
• Nevada, China to strike deal with goal of more jobs
• School district addresses Obama speech ‘firestorm’
• Video released in fatal shooting of Pahrump store clerk
• Desert Oasis beats Canyon View
• Faith Lutheran falls in its first 4A game
• Cimarron beats Cheyenne thanks to a big second half
• Palo Verde blanks Mojave 52-0 in Northwest Division opener
• Spring Valley wins with late touchdown
• Bonanza’s running back scores four times in victory over Sierra Vista
• Nevada Supreme Court denies O.J.'s bid for release
• Court rules against Vegas developer over home defects
• Las Vegas holds on to beat Snow Canyon
• Metro identifies officers involved in fatal shooting
• Senior quarterback propels Western High to victory
• Security officers sue Tropicana over alleged unpaid wages
• Randy Ruiz named league's top player
• Matt Hughes signs new multi-fight deal
• Metro releases photos of parking garage robbery suspects
• NLV homebuyers sue builder over pig farm odors
• Reid, Salazar announce $135 million for public lands
• Gibbons to create crime commission
• Local promotion hosts first fighting event in NW Las Vegas
• Ethics Commission legal counsel moves to governor's office
• One dead in Las Vegas Blvd. crash near speedway
• Rain, gusty winds slam Las Vegas Valley
• Carol O’Hare, executive director of the Nevada Council on Problem Gambling
• Time article riles Realtors
• Economic diversity, new jobs are essential, leaders say
• Flu fight
• Practical education 101
• NLV Chamber, government target California companies for economic growth
• Economy may curb local NASCAR plans
• Courts might decide if domestic partnership law extends to businesses
• Foreclosure sales rule market, key to recovery
• Good energy-related jobs fueled by stimulus
• With Gibbons in office, 'Tourism Conference Lite' may be only hope
• Change for the better
• Cheating low-wage employees
• Dealing with climate change
• Desert Pines senior wide out a hidden jewel
• UNLV among many programs vying for Cory Joseph
• Las Vegas expecting fewer visitors, less spending this Labor Day
• UNLV, Sac State are strangers with a common foe
• In politics, rivalry has become destructive
• In Afghanistan, resolve needed now
• Camp fund donations provide special time
• State GOP candidates aren’t playing team ball
• Second NASCAR race would be nice, but first ...
• Track discounts NASCAR tickets to fill stands
• A failure of the system
• Solar isn’t powering local budgets
• The band behind Santana
• A poll released by liberal blog
• Bloodshed, disaster, end of the world — it’s all part of Swiss artist’s work
• Cheaters, helpers alike mar testing
• Arbor View rushing attack cripples Centennial
• Vanilla Ice, Gary Sinise among stars heading to Las Vegas
• Gary Sinise brings Lt. Dan Band to Las Vegas

Thursday, Sept. 3

• No. 19 Utah wins 15th in row with 35-17 victory
• Union members, families rally at pre-Labor Day celebration
• 2010 Ford Taurus
• Gibbons: Energy is 'new gaming industry,' solution to recession
• Firing of correctional officer over cell phone upheld
• $1.2M settlement reached over development of Palazzo club
• Stimulus money available for doctors to switch to digital records
• Court rules strikers not entitled to jobless benefits
• State releases $7.1M in stimulus funds to weatherize Vegas homes
• Trial delayed for former special ed teacher accused of abuse
• Work to start this month on Station casino in Michigan
• Lender sued over Lake Las Vegas loans
• Citing violations, state orders nursing home to buy restaurant food
• Attorney seeks competency hearing in scalding water death
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run crash identified
• Storms moving in south of Las Vegas
• Rebels look to a healthy Paulo to bring the pain
• A momentous anniversary
• A terrible tragedy
• Vigils held in support of health care reform, public option
• Promoting a veteran newswoman
• Former Rebels quarterback seeks 'ultimate' UNLV job
• Henderson International working to become 1A power
• Public option is answer to better health care
• Cheney, Bush helped al-Qaida regroup
• Tele-town hall made for orderly discussion
• For yet another comeback, Nevada must look beyond tourism
• Hispanics the focus of early push to register
• Legendary Bill Cosby talks about early days in Vegas
• Henderson next to identify what services
• City hall plans moving forward, behind the scenes
• Steve Strasser, Power Efficiency Corp. CEO and Chairman
• Sen. John Ensign and his apology
• Feds consider taking lead on mercury emissions
• Def Leppard’s hard rock has survived hard times
• Statement match
• UNLV-Minnesota column unleashes some territorial passions
• Jerry Lewis Telethon to showcase Henderson girl
• Heidi Fleiss, porn star sued over Vegas business purchase
• Cancer survivors share court with NBA's elite
• Sophomore duo hopes to lead Las Vegas to state championship

Wednesday, Sept. 2

• Revenue shortfall may force NLV to cut budget again
• Henderson gets $150,000 rebate from NV Energy
• Q & A: In new career push, Vanilla Ice using Las Vegas and reality TV
• Pain management center to settle Medicare fraud allegations
• Nevada to get $2.5 million in settlement with drug company
• Woman accused of murder after tossing boiling water
• Event raises $1,200 for BC museum
• Southwest to pull three daily flights from McCarran, adds $10 fee
• Licensing error forces Henderson to begrudgingly OK group home
• Two brothers drown in Lake Mohave cove
• Losing bidder drops lawsuit over $11.1 million park contract
• Firefighters: 'We're being shot at!'
• State releases $695,693 in stimulus funds to weatherize homes
• Boulder City football looks to rebounds
• Lenders want study on Station's rejection of Boyd, other issues
• Boulder City grad to coach swimmers at West Point
• Mix Master Mike cranks up the heavy artillery
• CityCenter's Aria resort to hire 350 workers
• Pedestrian killed crossing 215 Beltway identified
• UNLV forms partnership with Brookings Institution
• Las Vegas Sands to sell $600 million in bonds
• Brief storms move into Las Vegas Valley
• Lowering Medicare costs
• Workers and wages
• Henderson considering cuts to municipal services
• ID thief’s worst enemy
• Henderson Council OKs settlement in police shooting
• Ignore tea party bluster; spending needed
• Ditch bipartisanship on health care reform
• Some Republicans favor reform, too
• Reid’s remarks go viral
• Roger ends practice that irked pols ... in a way
• CALIFORNIA’S FIRE, OUR SMOKE
• What fine print of federal plan means for our local schools
• Las Vegan’s lost battle for insurance puts face on reform
• Frank Sinatra Jr. will play to a Vegas unlike his father’s
• Breather from bravado
• If anybody could embody an organization, Kara Kelley has.
• Silence a frustrating enemy of justice
• Trumpeter will serve up jazz with pop, rock flavors
• Henderson formalizes contract to house federal prisoners
• Editing makes a difference
• Gardens are classrooms for students of all ages
• Classes can help people prepare for emergencies
• Boulder City offers dog obedience class
• Floyd Mayweather Jr. says distractions won't hurt him fight night
• Obit: Joan Patrick
• Boulder City celebrations
• Obit: Anne Pittman
• Obit: Robert White
• Obit: Bill Beasley
• Obit: Gene Bassett
• Boulder City in brief
• Obit: Marie Yost
• Obit: Terry Sisco
• St. Rose Dominican Hospitals births

Tuesday, Sept. 1

• Two men found dead at Lake Mohave
• MWC finalizes 2009-10 men's hoops schedule
• Bellagio: Indicted billionaire owes $258,480 gambling debt
• Woman charged in alleged DUI wreck that killed her husband
• Couple arrested for ‘party house’ appear in court, remain jailed
• Denver man tied to college student's death arrested in Vegas
• County OKs small extension to Prive liquor license
• Nevada among states targeted in anti-meth campaign
• Boxing legend Ali traces roots to Irish town
• Judge delays key part in Station bankruptcy case
• Brother of Manny Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach dies in Vegas
• 10 swine flu deaths confirmed in Southern Nevada
• Suit alleges Hard Rock owner shares blame in death of former exec's girlfriend
• Details released on CityCenter restaurants, entertainment
• Wranglers team up with Condors to host free agent camp
• Investigators continue to probe DJ AM's death
• Pickup, scooter crash leaves man with critical injuries
• Jurors avoid death penalty, sentence men to life without parole
• Smoke, dust particles on the rise in Las Vegas
• LasVegasSun.com a finalist for breaking news, general excellence awards
• Chamber of Commerce president and CEO to retire
• Skies still smoky, but slight chance for rain comes to Las Vegas
• Mondays with Mike: Sacramento State an unknown entity
• Lending a helping hand
• Four years after Katrina
• No appeasing evil
• Absent from health care debate: Perspective
• Answers missing on health care proposals
• In reforming schools, build on desire to win
• Remember those who fought, died in WWII
• Fair spots for foul balls at Cashman Field
• AG enters lawmakers’ standoff with DA over child welfare
• Passionate about art education
• For UNLV football fan, a tradition that fits to a T-shirt
• CityCenter might budge the jobless rate. Budge.
• Grass roots or not, Nevada tea parties had assist
• Performer Ronn Lucas coming back to valley with new sidekicks
• 215 Beltway project may be headed for deadlock
• Remembering County Clerk Shirley Parraguirre
• Massive desert wildlife refuge effort nears OK
• Boulder City no-leash dog park gets final approval
• Boulder City school celebrates high ‘No Child’ scores
• Report: Nevada roads are good but pedestrian deaths high
• DesertXpress train aiming for March construction start
• Harry Reid: Reform a ‘moral issue’ with financial benefits

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