Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2021-03-24

• Gun used in shooting bought 6 days earlier
• Miami Beach scene not likely in LV
• Raiders restructur­e contract of backup QB Mariota for big cap savings
• FOOD PANTRY CATERS TO STRUGGLING ASIAN AMERICANS
• ■ A 5-year-old girl was recovering in a hospital after a fire at her grandmothe­r’s condo.
• Las Vegas Valley’s largest movie chain sets April 2 reopening date
• State’s case count drops
• Victims identified
• ■ Exit polls in Israel suggested Benjamin Netanyahu and his foes were short of a parliament­ary majority.
• ■ Lon Kruger said son Kevin knows what he has to do to win at UNLV.
• ■ Juror selection for the trial of ex-officer Derek Chauvin was completed.
• ■ Joe Biden touted the funding in $1.9 trillion rescue package for the Affordable Care Act.
• ■ Las Vegas room rates remain high for the next weekend of March Madness.
• ■ The impeachmen­t investigat­ion of Gov. Andrew Cuomo is likely to take months.
• ■ Nic Hague is one of the tallest players in the NHL and he still has room to grow — in skills.
• ■ The president of Las Vegasbased Real Water issued an apology amid mounting litigation.
• ■ Las Vegas Councilwom­an Michele Fiore disclosed loans to her PAC.
• ■ A California company started developing a factory in Henderson.
• ■ The postmaster general announced plans to slow mail delivery and reduce hours.
• ■ Vladimir Putin got a jab of COVID-19 vaccine out of the public eye.
• White House drops candidate
• AEG Live exec says artists eager to play
• Indiana to lift mask mandate
• Governor partly bends on transgende­r issue
• Prosecutor’s Capitol riot interview under review
• U.S. officials question Astrazenec­a shot data
• 7-year-old Honduran treks solo to reach U.S.
• U.S. and Mexico discuss immigratio­n in high-level meetings
• Navalny Allies call por protest Across hussia
• Banksy work honorin. health workers sells for $23.2M
• Australia east coast rain to ease
• NATO wants ‘virus-free’ zone
• Artist preserves city’s ordeal
• Novelist in Poland indicted over post
• Violence threatens talks with Taliban
• Senate proposal on equal rights passes
• Americans can finally grow hair so thick “It will cover up your bald spots,” says top US Doctor
• Man fatally shot teenage brother, police say
• And now here come the massive Biden tax increases
• Review panel
• Merciless cancel culture marches on
• Schools scrap merit admission — will NBA too?
• The mad rush to politicize shootings
• Teen confides in stepmom on pregnancy
• Where’s the party? Certainly not here
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• After Hsieh’s death, Zappos looks to move forward
• Suspect in Colorado shooting used a semi-automatic rifle
• How the federal government can collect $1.4 trillion in unpaid taxes
• Old politician, new tricks
• A self-serving reason and a scientific one to get vaccinated
• We can act now to fight wildfires
• Young Las Vegas boxer relentless­ly pursues his dream of fighting in the Olympics
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Ousted Parler co-founder seeks millions
• How to safely celebrate the spring holidays with your family
• Why the Patriots could cost sportsbook­s this fall
• Rahm a good bet at match play event
• Quadripleg­ic racing team owner ready to drive again at LVMS
• Gorman wins on late first-half goal
• Clark’s 35 carries Iowa women
• Harden, Nets take down Trail Blazers
• Lightning strike again in win over Stars
• Some prefer sudden death over pod system
• Plenty of upstarts in Sweet 16
• ‘I just feel like a mountain’s off my back’
• Several D’backs get vaccinated
• Hader welcomes ninth-inning role
• For special occasions, prime rib is perfect choice
• Raspberry puree ramps up flavor
• What to watch WEDNESDAY

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