Back in the '80s, we saw a show starring Charo. We had some trepidation about seeing the show given her TV performances on "The Love Boat" and "Chico and the Man," but it turned out her guitar playing was spectacular, and was one of the best shows we ever saw in Las Vegas. Is she still performing? We would love to take our kids to her show.

What was the out come of the hidden safe in the walls of the now-closed and remodeled Bill's Casino in Lake Tahoe? I read the owner had a bunch of people try to open it, but never heard what was in it, if anything?

The "Death's Angel" Sunrise Hospital scandal -- Part II.

I noticed that "Las Vegas" was a trending topic on Twitter the other day and when I clicked through to see what people were talking about, one tweet was a random item from one of those "weird news"-type sites that was talking about some scandal in the early ’80s alleging staff in a Las Vegas hospital were suspended for taking bets on when patients would die! Urban myth, or is there any truth to this story? (Surely not?)

The current LVA newsletter mentioned MGM’s CityCenter selling 427 condo units at Veer to a New York investment firm for an average price of $279,000. Are all the units purchased studio units or one- or two-bedroom units? And will the new owners plan to do with these recently acquired units?

Is Clark County, the county Las Vegas is in, named after William Clark from the Lewis and Clark expedition or is it named after a different Clark ... and if so, why?

In Today's News the day after Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast, you stated that it was the fourth time in Atlantic City's history that the casinos had been forced to close. When were the previous three times, and why?

The concluding part to the history of Binion's Million Dollar Display, continued from Wednesday.

What was the first casino in Las Vegas to have a buffet?

You mentioned in your Today's News column the other day that MGM and Caesars are billions and billions of dollars in debt. Can you tell us why?