Las Vegas Review-Journal - 2023-02-04

• Principal not aware of gun, lawyer claims
• Parents of man killed in no-knock raid suing
• Relighting Lido sign; Silver Slipper next
• Biden close to campaign mode
• Black Caucus gets police reform meeting
• Sixth Memphis officer is fired
• Iranian director freed on bail after hunger strike
• River water mulled for Lake Mead
• Las Vegas massage parlor owner accused of operating brothel
• Daughter mourns for rapper father stabbed at bus stop
• COVID truth
• One-night stand leads to awkwardnes­s
• TODAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Pondering surgery when you are over 80
• Lifting protection for grizzlies
• Treasury making more electric SUVS eligible for tax credits
• US postpones Blinken’s China visit in uproar over balloon
• US payrolls surprise with surge as jobless rate hits 53-year low
• COVID fight not finished
• Hypocrisy flows like oil
• GOP overrun with RINOS
• A fashionabl­e mission to support military families
• Environmen­t can’t wait for carbon tax deal
• Hip-hop is turning 50, and its work is not yet done
• Pros and cons of software running your car
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• SUPER BOWL
• Keys To The Game
• Raiders won’t let Carr control talks
• Eagles don’t blink on 4th down
• Ukraine: Ban Russia from Paris Olympics
• Durango rally stalls in coaches’ debut
• Shadow Ridge senior rolls to crown
• FRIDAY’S PREPS
• Desert Dogs’ nature: falling behind 8-ball
• UNLV product Kitayama leads at Pebble Beach
• Where did that come from?
• Why reinvent the wheel?
• James’ star just as bright off the court
• Summerlin supports fitness lifestyle
• Las Vegas builders grow market share over resales
• Desert spoon does not like heat over 110 degrees
• 2023’s popular colors for painting your home office
• Pretty but toxic: harmful houseplant­s
• What to watch
• No watery eggs: Free hotel breakfasts get bigger, better
• Wall Street ends week on down note

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