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New York Grandmother Alisa Goods Found Deceased Near Las Vegas Airport After Disappearance

New York Grandmother Alisa Goods Found Deceased Near Las Vegas Airport After Disappearance

Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother from New York, who had been missing since August 8th, was found deceased near Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on Thursday. Goods was last seen leaving a friend's home to go to a CVS pharmacy and never returned. Her family reported her missing two days later. Surveillance video from the airport, dated August 8th, shows Goods falling down an embankment, getting up, and then collapsing, with no further movement observed. The location where she was found was not visible from the street. During her disappearance, her family received suspicious text messages from her phone, some asking for money and Bitcoin, which they believed were not from her. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department confirmed her death and is investigating the circumstances, though no cause of death has been released.
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Missing Brooklyn Grandmother Alisa Goods Found Dead Near Las Vegas Airport

Missing Brooklyn Grandmother Alisa Goods Found Dead Near Las Vegas Airport

Alisa Goods, a 63-year-old grandmother from Brooklyn, who had been missing for nearly two weeks while visiting Las Vegas, has been found dead. Her body was discovered early Thursday near Terminal 1 at Harry Reid International Airport. Goods was last seen on August 8, leaving a friend's apartment near the Las Vegas Strip to go shopping. Surveillance footage from the day of her disappearance reportedly showed a woman believed to be Goods near the airport that same afternoon. Police have not yet released the cause of death or details regarding how she ended up at the airport. Her family had grown increasingly concerned after her disconnected cell phone began sending messages requesting money and Bitcoin.
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Tupac Murder Trial: Jurors Hear ‘Secret’ Police Interview with Keffe D Admitting Role in Shooting

Tupac Murder Trial: Jurors Hear ‘Secret’ Police Interview with Keffe D Admitting Role in Shooting

Duane “Keffe D” Davis now says he lied to investigators during the meeting to gain leverage while facing a potential life sentence on drug charges
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Delta cuts two more routes, and the reason makes sense

Delta cuts two more routes, and the reason makes sense

Las Vegas tourism has been declining, but that's only part of the story behind Delta Air Lines' latest route cuts.
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Las Vegas Transforms into Major Sports Hub with Multiple Professional Teams

Las Vegas Transforms into Major Sports Hub with Multiple Professional Teams

Las Vegas Transforms into Major Sports Hub with Multiple Professional Teams
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Las Vegas Mother Killed by Stray Bullet in Shooting Involving Suspect Allegedly Under Influence of Nitrous Oxide

Las Vegas Mother Killed by Stray Bullet in Shooting Involving Suspect Allegedly Under Influence of Nitrous Oxide

Karla Abarca, a mother, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while sitting in her truck with her daughter at a red light in Las Vegas. The incident occurred on August 12 at approximately 3:15 p.m. at the intersection of East Bonanza Road and North Lamb Boulevard. Police documents indicate that the shooting was initiated by Francisco Chairez-Hernandez, who was allegedly inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly known as 'whippets,' just minutes before the gunfight. Surveillance footage shows Chairez-Hernandez driving with a large yellow balloon in his hand, actively inhaling the gas. He then confronted Brad Serrano-Gutierrez, believing him to be a masked man who had burglarized his car. The confrontation escalated, leading to an exchange of gunfire, during which Abarca was struck in the head. Chairez-Hernandez later returned to the crime scene, reportedly searching for a ring he lost during the shooting, and was subsequently arrested.
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Kurt Busch shares emotional last moments with late brother Kyle Busch in 'Today' interview

Kurt Busch shares emotional last moments with late brother Kyle Busch in 'Today' interview

Kurt Busch has shared emotional memories of his final day with his brother Kyle Busch at the hospital
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Albany Woman Charged with Planning ISIS-Inspired Terror Bomb Attack on New York State Capitol

Albany Woman Charged with Planning ISIS-Inspired Terror Bomb Attack on New York State Capitol

Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old woman from Albany, New York, has been charged with planning an Islamic State-inspired terror bomb attack on the New York State Capitol. According to federal criminal complaints, Bowie informed confidential federal informants of her desire to acquire bombs and weapons to carry out an attack aimed at killing as many lawmakers as possible in support of ISIS. Text messages included in the complaint show Bowie stating, “I want to destroy as much of the building as possible and kill the senators while they are meeting.” She also expressed a desire to “harm the enemies of God” before planning to flee to the Middle East. Between July 21 and August 9, Bowie visited the State Capitol at least five times, where surveillance teams observed her photographing the area. Bowie, who lives two miles from the Capitol, was arrested after purchasing suspected weapons for the attack. She is expected to be arraigned on federal charges of attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign ...
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Search Continues for Missing New York Grandma in Las Vegas Amid Suspicious Messages

Search Continues for Missing New York Grandma in Las Vegas Amid Suspicious Messages

The search for Alisa Goods, a New York grandmother who disappeared after traveling to Las Vegas, is ongoing. More than a week after her disappearance, her family has begun receiving suspicious messages from her phone. These messages are reportedly requesting cash and Bitcoin. CBS News New York's Elijah Westbrook reported on the continuing efforts to locate Goods and the concerning developments in her case.
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Bally's Considers Selling Las Vegas Project Rights Amid Financial Pressures

Bally's Considers Selling Las Vegas Project Rights Amid Financial Pressures

Bally's Considers Selling Las Vegas Project Rights Amid Financial Pressures
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Bally's Corporation Faces 'Substantial Doubt' Regarding Financial Viability, Governor McKee Engages with Leadership

Bally's Corporation Faces 'Substantial Doubt' Regarding Financial Viability, Governor McKee Engages with Leadership

Bally's Corporation Faces 'Substantial Doubt' Regarding Financial Viability, Governor McKee Engages with Leadership
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Las Vegas Public Works Deputy Director Resigns Amid Fatal Workplace Shooting Investigation

Las Vegas Public Works Deputy Director Resigns Amid Fatal Workplace Shooting Investigation

Matthew Meyer, the deputy director of public works for the City of Las Vegas, has resigned from his position, effective September 8. This resignation comes amidst an ongoing investigation into a fatal workplace shooting that occurred at a City public works facility on June 12. City records indicate that Meyer was among the officials who received complaints from both Joey McLean, the victim, and Brysen Kim, the alleged shooter, regarding their conflicts prior to the incident. Of the 1,562 pages of documents obtained by Channel 13, Meyer's name appeared in 888 of them, highlighting his involvement in the pre-shooting complaints. The news of Meyer's departure follows the public announcement by McLean's widow of her intent to sue the City of Las Vegas over her husband's death. Acting public works director Michael Cunningham informed employees of Meyer's resignation, stating he was 'heading into a new chapter in his career' after 13 years with the City, without explicitly mentioning the ongoing investigation.