There used to be a statute of Benny Binion somewhere behind Binion's (possibly corner of Odgen and Casino Center). Is this the statue that is now at South Point? If yes, what transpired to move it and if not what happened to it? Also, where is Benny Binion buried?

(QoD trilogy concluded) Part III: Gay marriage meets some resistance in Sin City and resorts diversify their appeal.

Your recent listing of notable couples married in Las Vegas [see QoD 10/19/15] was very interesting and got me thinking: Has the city started promoting same-sex marriages in their advertising, now that it's been legal in Nevada for over a year? On average, how many same-sex marriages are performed daily in Las Vegas?

Who gets better comps, locals or out-of-towners? Feedback from our previous Reader Poll.

I heard rumor that MGM will start to charge everyone to park at their properties. What are the chances of this really happening and what do you think the effect will be on other industries, like rental car companies, if this does take hold?

The Maloofs - Part II: George Jr., Phil, and Adrienne.

You wrote recently about how one of the Maloof brothers was trying to sell his Palms Place pad, and it got me wondering more about what George and the others are all up to these days? Seems the family went from being so high profile to now, when I never hear about them at all.

I saw an ad from Aria touting '150,000 square feet of fresh air casino'. I understand the '150,000-sq.-ft.' part, but what do they mean by "fresh air casino"?

Hi, I just returned from a stay at the Flamingo, where I was very surprised to learn that 24-hour room service had been cut by 17 hours. The hotel now only provides room service from 6 a.m.-1 p.m. Any information on the logic or reasons for that change?

Seeing as how MGM is continuing to expand with multi billion-dollar projects, and how they recently sold Railroad Pass. I'm now wondering: What's the smallest MGM property?