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Indicted near washington for rape and attempted murder that occurred back in 2005. Police say hannah was last seen on Surveillance Video walking with jesse matthews. We are live in charlottesville, virginia with the latest. Reporter police are trying to figure out how to move the case forward and the prosecution has Big Decisions to come up to decide how they will bring jackson to court and on which charges first. The Sexual Assault case from 2005 is a decade ago and a hundred miles from here near washington, d. C. Police released few details after the case. A woman was grabbed walking home fr...

Primary by mail in ballot. Kentucky is a closed primary, meaning no independence, a factor which could favor clinton but sanders could fare better in oregon. Jon there are 116 delegates at stake in both states. Joining us now, a. B. Stoddard, associate editor and columnist at the hill, david druckers senior Political Correspondent at the washington examiner. Hillary clinton has been campaigning hard in kentucky. I guess that is some signal of the states of this race . Yeah, senator sanders 110 of the last 12 contest and shes hoping to put it away today but i really think if you look at the iss...

Susanna martinez who has been mentioned as a possible vp pick for trump has not endorsed in the meantime, the democratic residential candidates focusing on california with its huge delegate hall as a recruit turned down the chance to debate senator sanders on fox before the june 7 primary and its sanders upping the ante with the battle against the democratic establishment, bowing to stay in that race all the way to philadelphia. Jon fox team coverage, mike and manuel with the democrats but we start with Donald Trumps former rivals still on the ballot today. Dan. Reporter donald trump get get t...

Keep southern Nevada’s workforce cool and safe this summer

The penalties for safety violations levied by the Nevada Occupational Safety and Health Administration against employers who are not in compliance have gone up, effective Jan. 15.