I was wondering if the topic of fitness has come up before? Specifically, hotels or other places in Las Vegas that offer classes (such as spinning) to out-of-town guests. I know Green Valley Ranch does, but do you know if anywhere else does? I'm trying to find activities for my wife next trip out -- she likes to sit by the pool, but December doesn't work so well for that.

What's this I hear about Vegas passing a no-smoking law and what's it going to do to the casinos?

We're moving from the East Coast to Las Vegas. Any suggestions on how to adapt to life in Sin City?

Which Strip hotels allow pets? Not just seeing eye dogs.

In recent Questions of the Day, you've covered some of the cheapo bargains you can still get in Vegas, like 99-cent breakfasts and free shuttle rides. But what are some of the more outrageous and extravagant things you can do in Sin City these days? Go on, shock us!

Where did the expression "C'mon, baby needs a new pair of shoes!" come from? It seems to be used for luck in craps.

Is there a comprehensive list of the "midnight specials" offered by casino restaurants? These offer some of the best deals in Vegas, since the inexpensive buffets now seem to be a thing of the past. Thank you.

I've never heard this discussed: On a yearly basis, how much do the Las Vegas casinos get hit with counterfeit money?

We are coming to Vegas in late fall to be married, but want to have our wedding in front of a place like the Bellagio fountains or the bridge outside New York-New York. Are there permits or restrictions we should be aware of or is it simply a matter of finding an officiant and getting a marriage license?

How does Las Vegas stack up as a Sin City when compared to the world's other great sin cities throughout history?