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1 dead, 6 critical in Vegas Strip crash ... Gas prices continue to drop ... 2 NH high schools closed because of threat


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LAS VEGAS (AP) — One tourist in Las Vegas says at first he thought it was a movie shoot. A car crashed into pedestrians on a sidewalk Sunday night on the Las Vegas strip. Police say the vehicle drove up on the sidewalk in front of the Paris Hotel & Casino, killing one person and critically injuring six others. A total of 37 people were taken to the hospital.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) — Officials plan on Monday to release the names of the five people killed when a small plane crashed into an orchard in central California. Rescuers on Sunday pulled the five bodies from the wreckage. Air traffic controllers lost contact with the single-engine plane Saturday afternoon as it headed from San Jose, California to a Las Vegas suburb. The Federal Aviation Administration says the plane sent a mayday call.

CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) — The price of gasoline nationwide keeps dropping. Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg says the average price of regular gas fell 4 cents in the past two weeks, to $2.06 per gallon. That's the lowest price since April 2009. But the price-tracking website GasBuddy.com says the average has dropped to $1.99 per gallon, the first time it's been below $2 since March of 2009. Prices have dropped because supplies are strong and demand hasn't been huge.

NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Two high schools in Nashua, New Hampshire will be closed Monday because authorities say a school administrator received an email threat on Sunday. School district Superintendent Mark Conrad says in a statement that students and staff at Nashua High School North and Nashua High School South were threatened with harm. An investigation is ongoing.

BALTIMORE (AP) — A 17-year-old student in Baltimore has died, nearly a month after police say he was stabbed by another teen at their high school. Police say the student was stabbed Nov. 24 in a classroom at Renaissance Academy High School. Seventeen-year-old Donte Crawford was charged as an adult with attempted murder in the attack, but now that the victim died Sunday night, investigators are working with the State's Attorney's Office to file additional charges.

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