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Las Vegas terror plot busted

(KSNV) A Las Vegas man is in custody after allegedly plotting terrorist attacks on synagogues and LGBTQ bars. Federal authorities say 23-year-old Conor Climo plotted to kill Jews and members of the LGBTQ community. On Thursday, FBI agents raided Climo’s home. Authorities say they found bomb-making materials in Climo’s bedroom along with an AR-15 style rifle. They also discovered notebooks…

Florida man arrested after Walmart threat

(WESH) Authorities arrested a Winter Park, Florida man after they said he made a threat on Facebook that warned people not to go to Walmart. Officials said Richard D. Clayton, 26, wrote on Facebook, “3 more days of probation left then I get my AR-15 back. Don’t go to Walmart next week.” According to investigators, Clayton used fictitious Facebook accounts…

Five dead in daycare fire

(NBC News) Five children are dead after fire swept through an in-home day care in Erie, Pennsylvania early Sunday. Neighbors a block away said they could hear screams as flames engulfed the home. “I tried to go inside, I got to the open living room and couldn’t go any further,” one said. Firefighters found four children dead inside. A fifth…

Avoiding wedding day debt

(NBC News) With the average costs of a wedding right at $34,000 now, it’s no surprise some couples go into debt just to make their special day really special. But to many, wedding day debt is a nuptial no-no. “Borrowing money to throw a party, and that is basically what a wedding is, it’s a party – it’s starting your…

ICE raids leave communities shattered

(NBC News) President Trump is defending this week’s immigration raids in Mississippi, calling them a “deterrent” to migrants thinking about entering the country illegally. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested 680 people Wednesday, suspected of being undocumented immigrants, at seven Mississippi food processing plants. It’s the largest immigration raid ever in one state. “I want people to know, that if…

High-tech home buying

(NBC News) More young buyers are ready to buy their first home, and their reliance on technology is changing the game. According to Michael Booe of Helen Adams Realty, those younger clients often want to speed the process with virtual home tours, using cell phone video. “People are definitely making purchases based on Facetime sessions with agents,” Booe says. Even…