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"Doesn't Make Sense": Michael Clarke Questions Cricket Australia's Decision Of Capping Nathan Lyon's County Stint
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has raised questions over Cricket Australia's decision to cap the number of matches Nathan Lyon plays in his County Championship stint with Lancashire
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Video Shows Man Jumping Over Bench, Attacking Judge In Las Vegas Courtroom
The incident happened when Clark District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus denied probation in his case, citing his criminal history.
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US Woman, 72, Found 4 Days After Driving Off Cliff: "Truly A Miracle"
It took rescue teams two hours to take Ms Clark to the first responders' command post. She suffered no broken bones, the police said.
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2 US Chemistry Professors Arrested For Making Meth At University
Henderson State University chemistry professors Terry David Bateman, 45, and Bradley Allen Rowland, 40, in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, were arrested Friday and face charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and using drug paraphernalia, Clark County Sheriff Jason Watson said in a statement.
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Man Who Broke Into An Escape Room Repeatedly Called 911 For Help
Just before 5 a.m. on Sunday Robert Bertrand received a voice mail from the Clark County Sheriff's Office: It looks like you were burglarized last night. Give 911 a call.
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Planning To Wed On Valentine's Day? A Pop-Up License Bureau At This Airport
The Las Vegas airport has given new meaning to rushing to make a connection, offering quickie wedding licenses for lovebirds desperate to get hitched on Valentine's Day.
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FBI Investigating New Person Of Interest In Vegas Shooting: Clark County Sheriff
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking at a new person of interest in connection with the October mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas that left 58 people dead, the county sheriff said Friday.
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Donald Trump Campaign Sues In Nevada Over Las Vegas Polling Place
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sued the registrar of voters in Clark County, Nevada over a polling place in Las Vegas that had been allowed to remain open late last week to accommodate people who were lined up to vote.
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On The Day His Daughter Became His Son, A Father Published A Powerful Message
"It started off like any other Monday," Jake Ralston told The Washington Post in a phone interview early Tuesday morning. He chuckled. "It was kind of slow. I didn't want to get out of bed and do 20-year-old things."
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Trial To Start In Vegas For Former Pastor In Child Sex Case
After years of delays, a former storefront church pastor and international fugitive is due for trial Monday in Las Vegas on allegations that he sexually assaulted girls in his congregation under the guise of counseling.
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Man Jailed For Threatening To Shoot A Facebook Friend Over 'Star Wars' Spoilers
A Facebook conversation about the upcoming release of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" turned ugly when an 18-year-old threatened to shoot someone for revealing a spoiler, according to authorities in Montana.
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Michael Clarke Confident That Kevin Pietersen Will Play Ashes
Kevin Pietersen was axed by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following England's 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 2013-14, but will make his English county cricket return for Surrey this weekend in a bid to return to the national side.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
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Flight lands at wrong US airport
A Southwest Airlines flight that was supposed to land at Branson Airport has instead landed at a smaller airport just outside of the southwest Missouri town.
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Australia relax rule to make play for Sam Robson
Sam Robson, whose mother hails from the English city of Nottingham, previously could not be chosen for New South Wales as a domestic player because although born in Australia, he played county cricket on a British passport.
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"Doesn't Make Sense": Michael Clarke Questions Cricket Australia's Decision Of Capping Nathan Lyon's County Stint
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has raised questions over Cricket Australia's decision to cap the number of matches Nathan Lyon plays in his County Championship stint with Lancashire
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Video Shows Man Jumping Over Bench, Attacking Judge In Las Vegas Courtroom
The incident happened when Clark District Court Judge Mary Kay Holthus denied probation in his case, citing his criminal history.
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US Woman, 72, Found 4 Days After Driving Off Cliff: "Truly A Miracle"
It took rescue teams two hours to take Ms Clark to the first responders' command post. She suffered no broken bones, the police said.
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2 US Chemistry Professors Arrested For Making Meth At University
Henderson State University chemistry professors Terry David Bateman, 45, and Bradley Allen Rowland, 40, in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, were arrested Friday and face charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and using drug paraphernalia, Clark County Sheriff Jason Watson said in a statement.
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Man Who Broke Into An Escape Room Repeatedly Called 911 For Help
Just before 5 a.m. on Sunday Robert Bertrand received a voice mail from the Clark County Sheriff's Office: It looks like you were burglarized last night. Give 911 a call.
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Planning To Wed On Valentine's Day? A Pop-Up License Bureau At This Airport
The Las Vegas airport has given new meaning to rushing to make a connection, offering quickie wedding licenses for lovebirds desperate to get hitched on Valentine's Day.
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FBI Investigating New Person Of Interest In Vegas Shooting: Clark County Sheriff
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking at a new person of interest in connection with the October mass shooting at a concert in Las Vegas that left 58 people dead, the county sheriff said Friday.
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Donald Trump Campaign Sues In Nevada Over Las Vegas Polling Place
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sued the registrar of voters in Clark County, Nevada over a polling place in Las Vegas that had been allowed to remain open late last week to accommodate people who were lined up to vote.
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On The Day His Daughter Became His Son, A Father Published A Powerful Message
"It started off like any other Monday," Jake Ralston told The Washington Post in a phone interview early Tuesday morning. He chuckled. "It was kind of slow. I didn't want to get out of bed and do 20-year-old things."
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Trial To Start In Vegas For Former Pastor In Child Sex Case
After years of delays, a former storefront church pastor and international fugitive is due for trial Monday in Las Vegas on allegations that he sexually assaulted girls in his congregation under the guise of counseling.
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Man Jailed For Threatening To Shoot A Facebook Friend Over 'Star Wars' Spoilers
A Facebook conversation about the upcoming release of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" turned ugly when an 18-year-old threatened to shoot someone for revealing a spoiler, according to authorities in Montana.
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Michael Clarke Confident That Kevin Pietersen Will Play Ashes
Kevin Pietersen was axed by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following England's 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 2013-14, but will make his English county cricket return for Surrey this weekend in a bid to return to the national side.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
-
Flight lands at wrong US airport
A Southwest Airlines flight that was supposed to land at Branson Airport has instead landed at a smaller airport just outside of the southwest Missouri town.
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Australia relax rule to make play for Sam Robson
Sam Robson, whose mother hails from the English city of Nottingham, previously could not be chosen for New South Wales as a domestic player because although born in Australia, he played county cricket on a British passport.
