RJtv for Wednesday is online now at www.lvrj.com/rjtv featuring video of the Las Vegas office of the Salvation Army, burglarized over the Christmas holiday weekend. RJtv also tips you off to the “rest of the story” when it comes to Nevada’s frequently mentioned status as the fastest growing state in the nation. Find out who has the thankless job of taking over the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles, and get some last minute tips on New Year’s Eve entertainment – in and out of the house, along with the bone-chilling weather forecast. These stories and more, all just a click away at lvrj.com/rjtv – and don’t forget our iPhone-friendly version at www.lvrj.com/rjtvip
ANDERSON, Ind. — Prosecutors in central Indiana have filed felony domestic battery and child neglect charges against a star of the MTV reality show “Teen Mom.” Anderson police began investigating 20-year-old Amber Portwood after a September episode showed her slapping, choking and kicking the 24-year-old father of her daughter.
Construction employment grew or remained steady in 120 out of 337 U.S. metropolitan statistical areas in the 12-month period through November, but Las Vegas was not one of them, the Associated General Contractors reported Tuesday.
ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. — A man who says he learned of his wife’s affair by reading her e-mail on their computer faces trial Feb. 7 on felony computer misuse charges. Thirty-three-year-old Leon Walker used his wife’s password to get into her Gmail account. Clara Walker filed for a divorce, which was granted this month.
FRONTENAC, Mo. — Police have released the 911 call placed from the home of former Anheuser-Busch chief executive August Busch IV to report a 27-year-old woman who was “just not waking up” and who was later found dead at the home. Police said Busch was home at the time.
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