The controversy around the sale of nevadas largest newspaper has a new twist inlcuding a strange assignment given by newspaper management fox5s abby tdros has the latest another day nats another headline on the secretive sale of nevadas largest news paper. James dehaven [phoner] its just a very strange story Media Outlets across the country have commented on how rare and remarkable Something Like this is to be purchased by mysterious owners when your whole industry is centered on transparency on wednesday the of the confusion surrounding who owns their paper publishing a story naming casino mogul Sheldon Adelson as the new man in charge. But as rj reporters would soon find out the story was just getting started. Nats in an article published friday rj detailed an unlikely discovery. As the 140 Million Dollar sale was being finalized their corporate managers tasked several Court Reporters with watching the behavior of sevreral reporters including a clark county judge who oversaw a wrongf
Shooting happened with new information about the foxs arrest. Metro tells us the Gunfire Exchange that ended with one officer in the hospital and fox on the run happened here, at this complex on south las vegas boulevard. And while the shooting led to the area around the incident being shut down. Fox was finally located and arrested by metro 5 miles away leaving a gated community in southern highlands. 38yearold teag fox was on the run from metro police for about 5 hours before being arrested. Jeff clark, sergeant lvmpd through an intensive investigation and subsequent man hunt our detectives were able to locate the suspect in the south west part of our valley and he was taken into custody without incident it was before noon when metro officers responded to a domestic disturbance call in the area. Police tell us fox was in no way related to their investigation at the time of the shooting. There was an exchange between the officer and the suspect, they ultimately exchanged gunfire, and
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is delaying the retirement age of its government employees as the draconian one-child policy bears its long-term effects in the form of an ageing population accompanied by increased state expenditure on pensions