Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2021-04-09

• Raiders to select high school teams for football event at Allegiant Stadium
• Wynn: Shots or tests
• LV sports teams attack ticket tax
• Actions on gun control show president’s limits
• Justin Rose took a four-shot lead at the Masters.
• The Electric Daisy Carnival will happen in May under new safety rules
• Deadly shooting
• Unveiling
• Tunnel vision
• In Clark County
• Here for good?
• The Border Patrol encountere­d 18,663 unaccompan­ied children in March, a record.
• Closing arguments were heard in a civil trial involving a devastatin­g allergic reaction.
• The Sahara is set to include Ballo from chef Shawn Mcclain.
• An expert witness testified that loss of oxygen caused George Floyd’s death.
• UNLV School of Medicine and its first permanent facility will be named after Kirk Kerkorian.
• Florida sued the federal government, demanding that cruise ships be allowed to sail.
• Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin opposes a process that makes it easier to pass bills without GOP support.
• U.K. COVID infections fell about 60 percent in March amid a lockdown and vaccinatio­ns.
• El Salvador’s president snubbed a visiting U.S. diplomat.
• Could the Knights pursue scoring help before the NHL trade deadline?
• UNLV junior guard Bryce Hamilton is entering the transfer portal.
• Nevada Ballet Theatre to honor Ruvos
• GOP Rep. Zeldin announces run for N.Y. governor
• California plans $536M for forests
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in shooting at cabinet shop
• Russian diplomat: U.S. policy, sanctions ‘dumb’
• March of the Living honors virus fighters
• Records fall worldwide as COVID rages
• Positivity rate up fourth straight day
• CAROLYN “CARLY” ANN MCCALL
• DOROTHY MORRIS
• Bills promoting transparen­cy deserve to move forward
• Raise wages by slowing illegal immigratio­n
• Middle-aged man has a bone to pick
• Comparison to celebrity not f lattering
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Vote flap underscore­s our collective action problem
• Journalist­s should not offer solutions
• UNLV’S entry in national competitio­n designed to offer respite to veterans with PTSD
• CDC: More contagious virus variant is now dominant in US
• Biden takes 1st action on guns
• It’s time to end ineffectiv­e and inhumane wildlife-killing contests
• Biden must undo his predecesso­r’s original sin on the Iran nuclear deal
• Reducing food waste can help solve climate crisis
• Embracing the softer side of infrastruc­ture
• The authoritar­ian plan for an abortion ban
• Former UNLV great George Ackles, overwhelme­d by medical bills, seeks an assist
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Science plays the long game, but people have mental health issues now
• Hinh school football teams will play jamboree at Alleniant
• NCAA considers one site for Sweet 16; Vegas wants in
• Fourth-string goalie excels in Bruins’ win
• Butler fuels Heat’s victory over short-handed Lakers
• Mcneil hit, gift call key win by Mets
• Diamondbac­ks’ Marte lands on IL
• Improvemen­t main focus for coaches in short prep season
• 2021 Lexus NX 300h has few rivals
• NHL hit hard by vaccine inequities
• Short-handed Knights might soon get relief
• History-making Elder receives overdue honor
• Kentucky Derby picture should get clearer this weekend
• What to watch FRIDAY
• How to Read the Mutual Fund Tables

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