LAS VEGAS -- There's a brand new attraction coming to the Las Vegas Strip and it's not a hotel or observation wheel, but it's sure to get motorcycle enthusiasts excited.
 
Construction crews are currently working on the new 50,000-square-foot Harley-Davidson store on the south end of Las Vegas Boulevard, not far from the iconic "Welcome to Las Vegas" sign. The store is expected to open by Oct. 1, 2014.

"It's a great location. It's easy to get in and out of and that was one of our concerns. We like being on the Strip, but it couldn't have been in the center because of the traffic and the people. It's too hard to move your bikes in and to-and-from," said Tim Cashman, the co-owner.

The store will be equipped with motorcycle simulators, a course for test rides, a merchandise area, a parts department and a showroom full of hogs.

LAS VEGAS (AP) -- It's a long way from Birmingham, England to Las Vegas, and James Kennedy isn't likely forget his first trip to Nevada's gambling metropolis.

Kennedy was treated to a superstar welcome Monday when he became the 40 millionth visitor to the Stratosphere Tower, a famous Las Vegas attraction that stands 1,149 feet.

He was greeted by Stratosphere vice president and general manager Paul Hobson with balloons, an entourage of Stratosphere staff and cameras.

Kennedy was presented a package of "getaway" goodies valued at $2,500.

His prize includes a two-night stay for two in a Stratosphere Suite, dinner for two at the Top of the World Restaurant, show tickets, champagne, $1,149 in free slot play and limousine service.

LAS VEGAS -- The man arrested after a fatal stabbing outside a McDonald's restaurant used a sharp stick to cause the fatal injury, according to the arrest report.

The suspect, Asa Funderburk, 31, had gone to the restaurant on Sahara Avenue and Paseo Del Prado with the victim, Brandon Pickford, and two other individuals Thursday morning. After leaving the restaurant, Funderburk and Pickford began arguing, witnesses told police. Funderburk said, Pickford would not let him use his cell phone and pushed him into the street (Sahara Avenue) and spit on him.

Funderburk had a 6-inch long pointed stick in his pocket and used it to stab Pickford in the neck, the report said. Pickford, who was bleeding heavily, made his way back toward the restaurant where he collapsed and died.

Police arrested Funderburk at a nearby vacant house. He was booked into Clark County Detention Center on one count of murder with a deadly weapon.