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Dec. 15, 2023 Trespassing - At 1:16 am, an employee at Triple T requested an officer in reference to a male subject that was trespassed. Subject walked off. The reporting party wanted an officer to search the area for this subject to make sure he stayed away.

Although SpaceX’s massive Starship and Super Heavy is still exploding mid-air during test flights, the fixes made to the launch pad have both company founder Elon Musk and NASA happy and could bode well for a pad planned for Florida’s Space Coast.

CHICAGO — Authorities are investigating the death of a 5-year-old boy Sunday who had been staying inside a warehouse on the Lower West Side housing several thousand migrants. The parents of Jean Carlos Martinez Rivero are devastated, said Matt DeMateo, executive director and pastor at New Life Centers, who is consoling the family and mediating their communication with city officials as the investigation of their son’s death continues.

Russia sees no current basis for holding negotiations to end its 22-month war in Ukraine, according to President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman. “For us the idea of negotiations is not relevant,” Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday, according to Russian news services.

A former public official accused of killing former Las Vegas Review-Journal investigative reporter Jeff German is again asking for a new judge to oversee his impending murder trial. Robert Telles, the 47-yearold ousted Clark County public administrator, filed court papers this week accusing District Judge Michelle Leavitt of a “deep-seated favoritism for the Clark County District Attorney and the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department that has made and will continue to make fair judgement impossible.” Authorities have said that Telles stabbed German outside the reporter’s home in September 2022 over articles German had written about his conduct as an elected official.

Medicare and the ‘Temporarily Rich’ Before I write today’s column, there are two important and seemingly unrelated observations I must make. No.