What are those piles of brightly colored boulders that suddenly appeared by the I-15 outside of Jean?

The Colonel and The King: Part III

The Colonel and The King: Part II

For the five or 10 people out there, like Ben Carson, who actually don't know the vile history of Tom Parker, maybe just a short bio on Q&A? I understand that he bilked Elvis out of 50 percent of his income, as The King didn't know much about the usual 10 percent (at that time) agent's commission? Did they or why didn't they ever fight this control? Must be an interesting story. I wonder how many people know that Elvis had blonde hair and dyed it because he thought it would look better on stage and in the movies?

Your 4/14/2016 QOD was great background information about the title of "Mr. Las Vegas." You mentioned Bob Stupak and his "little publicized but bountiful and thoughtful philanthropy." Could you elaborate, please?

In the Today's News section, you stated visitor gambling budget was up to $578.54. Is that a day, or visit, and does that constitute a loss or coin-in?

I have another Elvis question. I’m an NV resident. The ONLY thing I like about paying my annual car registration at the local DMV kiosk is when, after I pay, Elvis says "Thank you, thank you very much". The first time I heard it I cracked up, appreciating this rare instance of "the Man," as in the state of Nevada, having a sense of humor. In light of the row going on at the Westgate, I'm curious as to whether the DMV has to pay the Elvis estate for use of his (imitated) voice? And do they have any plans to replace his voice anytime, or switch it out with anybody else (like the Wayner?) Thanks!

There must be something in the air right now, as today we tackle the first of two connected, but entirely unrelated questions, both concerning Elvis (who we were writing about in this column only a week ago). Today: "Is there any updated information on Big Elvis?" Tune in tomorrow for the second query about "The King," and our response.

Often in "Today's News" you give the odds for UFC. Could you also at least give the results of the bouts? Neither of my newspapers cover UFC.

Can you tell me why Las Vegas uses reflectors as road markers instead of proper lines? Most western and global cities use lines because they are easy to see -- reflectors get run over and are difficult to see especially in the daytime. Why on earth do they use them in place of lines (except freeways)?