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Calling Donald Trump's position ‘disingenuous' and ‘troubling, a government judge directed the Pentagon on Christmas Eve to allow an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union to get together with an American citizen, accused of fighting for ISIS. The defendant has been.

When Julie Craig opened her booth at the Stetson Country Christmas Expo on December 7, 2017, a collector offered her $500 for a ribbon encircled wreath. The decoration said: "Stupid Should Hurt." The potential buyer had a strange business offer for Craig..

No one knows how Douglas Haig felt when he learned the identity of the shooter in the October 1 mass shooting in Las Vegas. For Haig, circumstances are different. It will be a moment he'll never forget. Kind of like the "Where.

A 19-year old Virginia Tech student was arrested in January for trying to buy 5,000 rounds of ammo according to Virginia Tech police. The campus police arrested Yunsong Zhao and charged him with a single count of possessing or transporting firearms. Zhao.

Unions representing hospitality employees in Las Vegas are pushing casino-resort executives to provide each housekeeper a ‘panic button' as a clause in future contracts. The Culinary Union, which represents almost 15,000 housekeepers in the city, bring their appeal to the negotiating table.

Nevada's Governor Brian Sandoval teamed with the state's Department of Motor Vehicles to mark National Human Trafficking Awareness Day by wearing blue. The announcement was made at two o'clock on January 12 outside the DMV's Sahara branch office. "Las Vegas is a.

Prosecutors may be seeking the ultimate punishment for a woman accused of slaying three roommates just six months after another murder case against her was thrown out. Christine Sanchez, 47, was in court to answer to the charges of murdering her roommates.

Rhonda Lynn Ballow was shot to death in Las Vegas four days after Christmas. Ballow, who was homeless, was found dead just after 7 a.m. at a temporary homeless camp in the 2900 block of West Washington Avenue. Metro Police believe the.

A woman who impersonated a U.S. Postal Service worker stole packages from the front porch of a Scottsdale, Arizona home and now USPS investigators are hoping you can help them identify her. If you have solid information, they're willing to pay. It.

Convicted felons understand that their firearm rights are taken after they serve time. This includes possession of a gun, regardless of whether somebody else owns it. As a felon, if a gun is found on your person, you will face extra federal.