Arthur Kane
Investigations Editor at Las Vegas Review-Journal
investigations editor at Las Vegas Review-Journal. Author of The Last Story: The Murder of an Investigative Journalist in Las Vegas.
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1 month ago |
reviewjournal.com | Arthur Kane
For years, the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has provided area journalists with driving histories and registrations as allowed under state law. But DMV Director Tonya Laney has reversed course, despite no changes in state or federal law, banning the Las Vegas Review-Journal from obtaining information key to investigations that expose public safety risks and government waste.
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1 month ago |
reviewjournal.com | Arthur Kane
The Metropolitan Police Department punted to the federal government when it came to releasing the manifesto written by Cybertruck bomber Matthew Livelsberger, claiming a number of exemptions but also that federal officials say it contains classified information. The denial raises questions about what in the manifesto is a secret, especially when Livelsberger alleged that he participated in war crimes during his service in Afghanistan.
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2 months ago |
thebrunswicknews.com | Arthur Kane
LAS VEGAS - The Nevada Department of Corrections and Metropolitan Police Department are withholding the names of undocumented immigrants in their custody, citing privacy concerns. But immigration opponents say that information is key for the public to understand what is happening with undocumented people who commit crimes.
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2 months ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Arthur Kane
LAS VEGAS - The Nevada Department of Corrections and Metropolitan Police Department are withholding the names of undocumented immigrants in their custody, citing privacy concerns. But immigration opponents say that information is key for the public to understand what is happening with undocumented people who commit crimes.
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2 months ago |
reviewjournal.com | Arthur Kane
The Nevada Department of Corrections and Metropolitan Police Department are withholding the names of undocumented immigrants in their custody, citing privacy concerns. But immigration opponents say that information is key for the public to understand what is happening with undocumented people who commit crimes.
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