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Rural county in Nevada moving to rename road after Trump AP Supporters of President Donald Trump protest in front of the Clark County Election Department, Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020, in North Las Vegas, Nev. (AP Photo/John Locher) and last updated 2021-07-03 21:21:54-04 YERINGTON (AP) — A rural Nevada county which Republican President Donald Trump won solidly in the 2020 election is moving to rename a road after him. Lyon County commissioners voted 4-1 on Thursday for renaming Old Dayton Valley Road in the unincorporated community of Dayton. Commissioner Ken Gray told KRNV-TV that a constit...

A spokesperson said Tuesday that detectives have been working to get access to more technological data that could lead them to the mother of a 7-month-old. “We live in a surveillance society. There are cameras absolutely everywhere. We have an electronic footprint,” said Ken Gray, a retired FBI special agent who worked for the bureau for 24-years. Gray is currently a criminal justice professor at the University of New Haven. While he’s not associated with Edward's case, he says as more time passes, the more suspicious this missing person case seems. “One, they haven’t found her. Tw...

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You figure she at least would have asked for money to help people remove stickers from their car that their kid added even though they didn’t really know what they meant. Miller’s district consists 100% of makers, so nothing is needed from government. No kids to educate or poor to feed. I think Ayn Rand wrote about them. Even Rep. Ron Paul of all people would push for earmarks for his district…the idea being that if the government is going to spend the money anyway, some of it might as well end up in the district. Glad to see southern Illinois has someone looking out for them… /s