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Henderson police say a 43-year-old man admitted to strangling his wife and leaving her body in a trashcan in a recreational area.

A man faces several charges including open murder after he allegedly strangled his wife, hid her in a metal drum for days before setting her body on fire in Henderson, according to an arrest report.

The victim had not been identified by the Clark County coroner’s office as of Monday afternoon.

A 43-year-old man was arrested, Nevada officials said.

Otiss house featured in Sex Education is for sale. The Norwegian-inspired chalet on the England-Wales border long operated as a rental property. See inside.

Editor’s Note: This is part 4 on a series of interviews involving candidates running for local public offices. Joan Hall Joan Hall has served on the Midville City Council for four consecutive years, however she also served in the 1990s. This election she is running against Freddie Wright. Hall believes multiple candidates make for

Bentley, a Repbulican, and Siegelman, a Democrat, co-authored an opinion piece that appeared in The Washington Post.

Former Alabama governors Bentley and Siegelman regret their death penalty decisions. We hope Grim Reaper Gov. Ivey is listening.

<p>As evidence mounts of the number of wrongful convictions in capital murder cases, one Democrat and one Republican former governor argue that it's time to stop capital punishment and reform the prosecutorial immunity that allows unfair prosecutions to proceed. </p>

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Two former Alabama governors, from opposite sides of the political aisle, wrote in an opinion piece that they are now troubled...