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Thomas Randolph: 8 things to know about the Las Vegas case behind âThe Widowerâ (opens the original)
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Six marriages, four deceased wives and two murder trials in Las Vegas: Thomas Randolph’s history stretches well beyond the night his sixth wife was killed. The case is the subject of Netflix’s new documentary, “The Widower: ’Til Death Do Us Part,” released Wednesday. Randolph was convicted of orchestrating the 2008 killing of Sharon Causse and killing Michael James Miller, the handyman he hired to kill her. Here are eight things to know about Randolph and the cases that followed him across decad
Local events mark 9th anniversary of Oct. 1, 2017 mass shooting (opens the original)
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The following events are taking place in Las Vegas this week in remembrance of the Oct. 1, 2017, mass shooting: Where: Clark County Government Center Amphitheater, 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas. Details: Free public ceremony featuring an honor guard, a minute of silence, remarks from government officials and Debby Allen, whose son Christopher Roybal died in the shooting, and an acoustic performance by Roybal’s brother, Jayson Williams. Following the ceremony, which is expected to last
EDITORIAL: Top choices for important Henderson, NLV races (opens the original)
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Residents of Henderson and North Las Vegas should pay close attention to down-ballot municipal races in their cities. Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero is seeking re-election, running against Hollie Chadwick, a former Henderson police chief. Ms. Romero notes that “crime is down by double digits.” She opposes rent control and believes “slow, sustainable growth is necessary, especially under the current tax structure.” Ms. Chadwick contends that she was “forced out for no reason.” She said a priorit
EDITORIAL: âWe believe that people should be able to make a choiceâ (opens the original)
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Radical greens and other cheerleaders for central planning are mewling about the Trump administration’s new fuel economy standards for automakers. Yet the reforms are a necessary response to Biden-era efforts to undermine the marketplace by limiting options for American consumers. On Monday, the White House relaxed stringent fuel economy regulations for auto manufacturers imposed by President Joe Biden in a failed attempt to force car buyers to purchase electric vehicles. The Biden rules demande
EDITORIAL: Taxpayers shouldnât subsidize fiscal train wrecks (opens the original)
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It’s ironic that the mode of transportation so prominently featured in Atlas Shrugged is now so dependent on government largesse. On Thursday, Brightline filed for bankruptcy. It’s a privately owned company that operates passenger trains in Florida. The company has said that the trains will keep running while the company restructures its debt. Brightline couldn’t keep up with its $5.5 billion debt. The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the restructuring will allow it to reduce it to ar
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