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$100M cyberattack on Vegas Strip involved teen hacker, Police say

Cybercrimes · Nevada

$100M cyberattack on Vegas Strip involved teen hacker, Police say

58% Center coverage: 19 sources

A teenager accused of involvement in a massive and “sophisticated” cyberattack that cost multiple Las Vegas casino properties hundreds of millions of dollars is in custody, authorities announced late last week. See the Story

U.S. Customs plans Rochester surveillance tower to boost border security

Rochester, New York · Rochester

U.S. Customs plans Rochester surveillance tower to boost border security

Coverage: 2 sources

Border Patrol surveillance camera towers could soon be installed along the Lake Ontario shoreline.See the Story

More businesses can now serve alcohol in New York

New York City · New York

More businesses can now serve alcohol in New York

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEXSTAR) — Starting soon, more businesses in New York State will be serving alcohol. That's because the State Liquor Authority changed their policies to allows a wide variety of adult-oriented recreational businesses apply for liquor licenses. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The policy change, announced on Wednesday, takes effect immediately. The types of business include:…See the Story

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