Can you handle one more religious question? I have heard over the years it boasted that: "Las Vegas has more churches per capita then any other city in the U.S." Could that be true???? Could it have been true in the past and not now? When I visit a city like Atlanta it sure seems there are more there than Las Vegas.

Whatever happened to Kaiser medical insurance in Las Vegas? If I recall correctly Kaiser provided policies in Hawaii, California and Nevada.

Are there any indoor pools open to the public? I realize that for most of the year, outdoor pools are usable (especially the heated ones), never the less I like to exercise by swimming laps and that is not possible during the winter. I am aware of a few casino spas (e.g., Red Rock) that permit non-hotel guests to use their lap pool for a fee, but that list seems to frequently change.

Is it true that downtown Las Vegas and the Strip is owned by the Mormons and on 100-year leases to the casinos?

Since you promoted God billboards, are there also billboards in Vegas that promote the concept that there is no God?

Was anything ever done to solve the problem of "The Vdara Death Ray"?

How much do they collect or have collected from those lime-green parking meters for the homeless?

Who's behind the "God" billboards along I-15?

We'll be visiting Las Vegas in late October and would like to visit a haunted house attraction. Can provide us with a rundown of our options and do you have a personal preference?

I've heard about the "tunnels" under Vegas. How can I get to see them and move through them? I'll be there in 3 weeks.