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Woman pleads guilty to mailing meth-laced postcards to jail
An Arkansas woman has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison after she admitted mailing methamphetamine-laced postcards to two inmates at the Union County jail.
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Suspect sought following Arkansas officer-involved shooting
Authorities in Arkansas are looking for an armed suspect who exchanged gunfire with a police officer in Little Rock.
CHARLESTON NAMES NEW HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
Ricky May named next head coach of the Charleston Tiger Football Program
KXPO Local News 2-18-19
RECENT DRUG BUSTS IN LOGAN COUNTY
Two recent drug arrests reported by the Logan County Sheriff’s Department
For Nearly 100 Years, Voters Have Not Been That Into the Convention Center
San Diego voters have a well-deserved reputation for saying no to spending taxpayer money. (Sorry, Chargers!) But nothing beats their nearly century-long record of telling boosters where to stuff their plans for grand new public landmarks. Again and again, city voters have refused to pony up money to build things — especially convention centers.
Las Vegas snow blankets parts of valley in February storm
The last time enough snow stuck around in the Las Vegas Valley to be measured, you may have taken a grainy picture of it with a flip phone or Blackberry.
Does Mayor’s Housing Plan Help Where It’s Needed? Report Offers Complex Answers
Most of the apartments built or preserved through the de Blasio administration’s housing plan were affordable to households with incomes at or below what’s typical in their neighborhoods, according to a reportreleased last week.
Police trying to ID body found in Ocean near Lincoln City
Lincoln City man arrested near Willamina after chase
Washington authorities investigate Newberg man’s death
Costs mount amid flurry of lawsuits over Las Vegas charter school
On the surface, Quest Preparatory Academy in northwest Las Vegas is just another school trying to improve the academic achievement of its largely low-income and ethnically diverse student body.
Senate panel to investigate meetings between Russians, Obama officials
The Senate Finance Committee is probing meetings reportedly held in 2015 between two of former President Barack Obama’s top economic officials and Maria Butina, a Russian national who later pleaded guilty to conspiring to covertly influence U.S. foreign policy
THE WOLF WHO CRIED MAGA
Brothers say Jussie Smollett paid them to participate in alleged attack, source says
Presidents Day Holiday
George Washington, the first President of the United States
New US Navy war ship the USS Tulsa Commissioned Saturday
Senator James Lankford said this is not just about an Oklahoma Tradition it’s an American Tradition.
Two arrested in Lawton for $135,712 drug bust
Detectives for the Lawton Police Special Operations Unit initiated a drug bust and found $135,712 worth of drugs and cash on Feb. 7.
Unloaded and cased gun found in vehicle at Altus High School
An unloaded and cased rifle, as well as a compound bow, were discovered in a vehicle at the Altus Public High School on Thursday, Feb. 14.
Altus swim teams take runner-up at state meet
Both the Altus Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs swim teams became state runner-ups this weekend during the 2019 Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association State Meet.
What We Learned This Week
A few years ago, I wrote a freelance piece for The Atlantic about a local lawmaker whose ambitious legislation always found its way into the national news cycle.
JOHNSON COUNTY MURDER SUSPECT SOUGHT
29 year old Robert Baker sought for murder investigation in Johnson County
Nevada town embraces environmental group who bought ranch
Environmentalists are taking over this faded mining town 120 miles northwest of Las Vegas, but many locals don’t seem to mind.
The Lobbying Swamp Is Flourishing in Washington
At least 33 former officials — including ex-Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke — have found ways to sidestep the administration’s ethics pledge. Of those, at least 18 are now registered federal lobbyists and the rest work in jobs that closely resemble lobbying.
Chicago Public Schools Monitored Social Media for Signs of Violence, Gang Membership
School officials say the monitoring was about keeping students safe, not punishing them. But critics say it expanded the role of police in schools and increased surveillance of children.
JAIR BOLSONARO: How one man is emboldening the attacks on Amazonian communities
JAIR BOLSONARO PRAISED THE GENOCIDE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. NOW HE’S EMBOLDENING ATTACKERS OF BRAZIL’S AMAZONIAN COMMUNITIES.
Mixed results in study of Nevada’s Opportunity Scholarships
A new study of a scholarship program for low-income students in Nevada could provide ammunition to both advocates and critics of the tax-credit-subsidized initiative.
The bipartisan spending binge is now worse than under Bush and Obama
We’re now $22 trillion in debt, yet despite all that red ink, the Mexican cartels have control of our border and we’re not one bit closer to spending money on our own security.
Rats, Public Defecation And Open Drug Use: Our Major Western Cities Are Becoming Uninhabitable Hellholes
Almost everyone that goes out to visit one of our major cities on the west coast has a similar reaction.
DC Mayor Gives Open Borders Group $100,000 to Help Immigrants Become Citizens
Months after spending $900,000 to supply immigrants and their families with “targeted services and resources,” the mayor of Washington DC is giving an open borders group $100,000 to provide
San Diego Will Temporarily Shelter the Homeless in Its Own City Hall Complex
San Diego’s City Hall complex will soon house a homeless shelter.
Another Phone Scam in Muskogee
They may ask you to confirm your name, address
LIBRARY SHOOTER SENTENCED TODAY
“The horror, the horror.” Those were the words of Judge James Hudson during the sentencing of now 18-year-old Nathanial Jouett. Nearly a year and a half after the tragic incident on August 28th, 2017, Jouett was sentenced to serve…
PSL Man caught attempting to burglarize a home in a gated community.
On February 15, 2019, Port St. Lucie Police went to the 9400 block of SW Nuova Way, a gated community in the city limits of Port St Lucie, for reports of a residential burglary.
Cherokee National Holiday National Treasure
seeking nominations for its esteemed National Treasure distinction
Sacramento Report: Encinitas Will Take Part in Newsom’s ‘Candid Conversation’ on Housing
Ever since Gov. Gavin Newsom announced he was suing the city of Huntington Beach for failing to meet its housing targets, housing advocates and political watchers have wondered who, if anyone, might be next.
NSU Tax Free preparation
surrounding communities will have the option of obtaining free tax preparation
Payless Shoes to close all stores
Payless shoe stores plans to file for bankruptcy and expects to close all of its stores.
Forest Grove firefighters rescue one from submerged vehicle
Kansas Gov. Kelly Rolls Back Changes To Child Welfare Contracts, Brings In Oversight
Before Laura Kelly took over as governor, the Kansas Department for Children and Families overhauled which private companies would manage its child welfare system, and how the department would oversee their work.
Kansas Congressional Delegation Split On Border Wall Funding Emergency
Kansas U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran is one of several Republicans who expressed concern about President Donald Trump’s declaration Friday of a national emergency to fund construction of a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
Developers plan $400M mixed-use project in Las Vegas
Jim Stuart is looking to develop a big mixed-use project in the valley — but it won’t be centered on retail like Town Square Las Vegas, which he lost to foreclosure after the economy crashed.
Hudson NY Jazz Fest – February 15-17, 2019
KELA headlines for Friday, Feb. 15, 2019
Fordyce City Council Report
The Fordyce City Council met Tuesday night and passed two ordinances and a resolution. Mayor John MacNichol gave the State of the City Address.
Jefferson County expects boost from marijuana facilities
Officials in Jefferson County expect an economic boost once a new medical marijuana cultivation facility is up and running.
Seneca Falls sex offender arrested again for child sex crimes
Wayne County man arrested by Federal authorities for child pornography
Three separate arrests for drug charges in Ontario County
OFFICIALS INVESTIGATING POSSIBLE SUICIDE IN CLOVIS
Yesterday afternoon, we learned of a tragic incident in Clovis that left one female deceased. According to the Clovis Police Department, around….
Cuomo, state legislators blaming each other for killing Amazon deal for NYC
Las Vegas police offering inmates chance to help solve crimes
The Metropolitan Police Department has long found success solving crimes with the public’s help. Now it’s widening its reach to seek assistance from a new audience: inmates and jail visitors.
Off-roaders fume over Clark County plan to set aside land for them
A proposal set for a vote by the Clark County Commission on Tuesday could lead to the creation of three recreation areas for off-road vehicles on 110,000 acres of federal land in Southern Nevada.
