A 36-year-old man died Sunday afternoon after crashing a motorcycle into a block wall. He was not wearing a helmet, North Las Vegas police said.
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Newlyweds from India were the final two of five victims identified Sunday in last week’s deadly sightseeing helicopter crash near Lake Mead.
During a normal eight-hour shift on the Strip, Michael Denicoli usually sells enough helicopter tours of the Grand Canyon and Sin City to fill two or three choppers. But since a crash killed five people Wednesday and made international headlines, tourists who walk by his booth are skipping the splurge of a few hundred bucks for a bird’s eye view of the Hoover Dam and other sites.
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