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They say he continues to gain weight and is getting more energy. The skinny photo taken a couple weeks ago also prompted an investigation by henderson animal control they determined he was slightly underweight but healthy and said they would continue to monitor his condition. He was originally listed at 25hundred but right now. There is no listed price. Live in the studio. Mk 13an. Now. Updates on 3 stories we first reported as breaking news the Nye County Sheriffs Office is looking for this man 21yearold cody barnes. Investigators say he triked to murder his girlfriend before taking off. Fort...

Questions are raised about money misspent and abusive power. Its a family tragedy that could happen to anyone. They took my parents. I didnt know who, i didnt know what. We were kidnapped and raped, both. Darcy what could make someone say such things . A county system sanctioned by the court with an amazing amount of unchecked power. This killed them i thought nazi germany was done in 1946. I didnt know it still existed in america. Darcy those words from the north family. Youll hear more in a few moments. But first we want to tell you about jason hanson. He was the focus of a report we first a...

Washington today, beginning to lock down. Drivers asked to stay off the roads, the dc Metro Transportation system will be closed 5928 you need to be where you need to be by 3 00 this afternoon. Up to 30 inches of snow predicted here50 mileanhour winds. And store shelves reflect the concern. In the new york area, almost 18 hundred snow plows are at the ready. de blasio sot tk extreme conditions facing coastal communities sot Cecily Tynan Wpvi for the delaware and jersey beaches this will be the greatest test since hurricane sandy. this nasa satellite shows the monster snowstorm growing by the h...

EFFINGHAM, S.C. — Who’s a good doggy was not at issue Saturday afternoon at the Florence County animal shelter’s first $5 microchipping event.

RENO, Nev. (AP) — A Nevada Supreme Court ruling on Thursday has set new precedent for how the state can manage groundwater in areas with severe drought. In a 4-3 ruling issued Thursday to settle a water dispute in Diamond Valley, a rural Eureka County farm area, the court said groundwater management plans established in areas that are losing groundwater supply quickly can deviate from the longstanding senior water rights doctrine.