To. Allowing powerful special interest to misuse our constitution and tax dollars. This is speculation, the ad makers are arguing that the Grant Programs amendment 72 would fund would be abused, we cant prove that wont happen, but the ad makers cant prove that it will. Amendment 72 would put guardrails in the laaimed at preventing abuse, like posting grants online so the public can there is Something Else you should know, we dont know what powerful special interest used grants to Research Health issues but we can tell you what special interest paid for the ad, the no on 72 campaign is funded so far by just one donor, ultri, one of the biggest Tobacco Companies in the world, you may know it as phillip morris. The ad is filling a narrative that it will raise lots of money with no plan for spending it. These taxes and decide whether you like it or not. Brandon rittiman, 9 news. We invite you to dig into the research, check our work, there is a link in brandons story on 9news. Com. Our nex
Ahead to the weekend. Lets go to what is on tap. Foggy conditions on the Eastern Plains. Thick from akron to wray near burlington. The rest of us there. Storm chances and chilly temperatures in a moment. We are watching the drive from the tech center can. You will like it is you head out the door. We had some delays you approach hampden and northbound past handed. Due to ongoing construction through there. Speaking of construction, drivers should prepare for another day of slow going. More lane closures on i70 at six as cdot works to repair the bridge. Shawn chitnis is live in that area and this was a bigger deal than i thought it was going to be yesterday. Reporter i think a lot of people were surprised by the delays that we affected by this. They moved up the delays today to 4 am and were here watching them get set here and if you look over my shoulder you can see there getting in place to start to reduce the lanes here. As you make your way west you will be reminded of that delay fr
This up. While running from officers down this alley, the suspected drug dealer allegedly through 17 bags of heroin over this fence. 3 on the other side is a doggie daycare. One of those dogs ate an entire bag and had to be rushed to the vet. The owner of the dog once the suspect to pay. You cant process the fact that your dog eight heroin. She is high on heroin. We are treating her that you need to come as soon as you reporter the whole thing caught on camera. I am upset. I am grateful she is alive. Reporter you cant see the suspect throw the drugs in the video but that is charlie and what she is eating is a full bag of heroin. Scattered all over. Reporter a few seconds later, an employee starts picking up the baggies. 17 baggies were found in our playroom not including the five they tried to swallow. The employees saved her life. Reporter charlies owner to the vet. Charlie is doing much better now. But laura says when she got the call at work, they didnt know if she would make it. I
Theyll need address before a vote. The Committee Members are set to gather here in three hours to begin looking at three key points that are holding up the deal. The biggest is whether there will be a 39 percent limit on the publics contribution to the 65,000 seat stadium. Developers say they will not agree to that. Saying they need 750 million in public funding from the increased room tax. Right now that makes up about 39 percent of the projected 1. 9 billion cost. For revenue sharing as part of that proposal as well. Another addition to the deal is a potential exemption for new or expanded ticket taxes for the stadium operator. And finally. The committee will consider a request from mayor Carolyn Goodman that the city of las vegas have a representative on the stadium authority. If they vote in favor of the governor. He would then have to decide if and when to call a special session of the legislature to finalize the deal. Developers say they need a decision soon to make a proposal to
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