The Las Vegas Review-Journal asked for public records to investigate constable spending. But Henderson Constable Earl Mitchell hired outside counsel to fight the request. And he wanted the county to pay nearly $7,500 for those attorneys. The county declined. And records show the constable’s office owes taxpayers $700,000. County officials said the money will be repaid over three years. Mitchell abandoned his re-election before the Review-Journal story ran.
You don’t build a house from the top down. Start by strengthening the foundational power grid and Americans may start to believe you are really serious.
America’s type of democracy is special in that it is achieved via the checks and balances imposed on the legislative, executive and judicial branches of government.
Mr. Biden’s blizzard of ill-advised recommendations for housing and the court are more political than practical.
The Ohio senator officially accepted the GOP vice presidential nomination during the third night of the Republican National Convention.
No. 1 overall pick Zaccharie Risacher did not play in Atlanta’s NBA Summer League game against Bronny James and the Los Angeles Lakers on Wednesday due to an injury.
Jonathan Tamayo of Humble, Texas, won the World Series of Poker Main Event on Wednesday at Horseshoe Las Vegas, collecting the $10 million first prize.
The incident began about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at a 7-Eleven parking lot in the 900 block of North Rancho Drive.
The driver was Khari Qiyam Cooper. He was northbound on Interstate 15 exiting to the the southbound U.S. 95 transition ramp about 5:35 a.m.