I’m staying at Bally's and overlooking Paris, Bellagio, Caesars and Rio. I notice NOT one U.S. flag on any of these properties. What's up with that?

I have read some disturbing comments on the Internet about bed bugs being reported at some of the hotels. We usually visit Las Vegas every year but now we are very apprehensive, I do not want to name the specific casino/hotels, but the comments were on Yelp, and they were dated just about the same time we usually visit. Is this a serious problem and what exactly do the hotels do to remedy this disgusting problem? We are having severe concerns about returning to LV, has the LVA done any inquiring about this issue?

So many people loved the Stardust casino, including myself. Why doesn't the name’s owner make an effort to revive it? (e.g., at SLS, which unfortunately isn't working out, I guess mostly because of location.)

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?

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?

While viewing the Las Vegas Arena webcam, I noticed that all the parking stalls on the roof of New York-New York were full. Is the garage full during the week even before the project is complete? If so, how is MGM going to handle the extra cars once the arena and park are completed?

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"?

I live in Ohio, which has a strict state amusement-ride inspection program. With all the wild thrill rides in Las Vegas, who/what body sets and enforces the safety standards? Are there regular inspections and who conducts these?

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?