Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2023-02-18

• Wahlberg films ‘massive hit’ at the Plaza
• Zelenskyy pushes for speedy help
• Ukraine’s first class with U.S. training ready
• California to review cases for possible wrongful conviction­s
• Cannabis groups find relief in city vote delay
• New charge filed against alleged cult leader
• E. ANN TATE
• Taxing logic
• Daughter mulls reconnecti­ng with dad
• Avoid nitrites, avoid Type 2 diabetes
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Doordash sees record orders, users
• Bill would curb paramilita­ries
• Stella Stevens, ‘The Nutty Professor’ star, dead at 84
• California forecast for wet weather pattern next week
• Tank plant in small Ohio city plays big role in Ukraine war
• Why are defective ‘self-driving’ Teslas still on the road?
• Memphis officers plead not guilty in beating of Tyre Nichols
• Rail regulation­s must be tightened
• In defense of JK Rowling against charges of transphobi­a
• Watching the torch of greatness passed from Kareem to Lebron lights flicker of nostalgia
• Edmunds identifies car shopping trends, offers some tips for 2023
• Will WNBA players get charter flights in aftermath of Brittney Griner nightmare?
• Utah presses to alter ‘sleepy’ notion
• Doubling down is in play at QB
• Machado plans to void $300M deal
• Homa at ease at Riviera, in front by shot
• Convertibl­e roof won’t lock
• From stubby to sleek
• 1979 Daytona picked as most enduring ride
• Skye Canyon to host Fit Fest
• 1700 Pavilion opens in Downtown Summerlin
• Gear, goods to celebrate birds
• Citrus cuttings should not be planted upside down
• Top 10 trends spotted at Design Constructi­on Week 2023
• What to watch XFL Football
• Fed official sees ‘slow progress’ on inflation, favors hikes
• Wall Street closes another bumpy week

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