He's been amusing Americans since the 1960s with his stand-up routines, television shows and innumerable guest appearances on the talk show circuit. He's coming to Treasure Island this Saturday for one performance.

He's produced the Batman movies that have taken the Gotham City crimefighter from a buffoon to a hero. No more Zap! Pow! Bam! And he's wanted to do that since he was in the 7th grade.

The comic made those seven words famous. He also shared tens of thousands of words with his friend and fellow comic Tony Hendra.

Most of know that sake is a rice wine but there are varietals that suit some foods better than others. Las Vegas' only sake sommelier, Yuji Matsumoto brings his sample case and some glasses into the studio for us to try the Japanese wine.

A priest, a rabbi and an imam ..

This weekend marks the return of the Neon Reverb Festival on East Fremont Street and at other venues in town. We talk with the organizers - James Woodbridge, Thirry Harlin and Jason Aragon.

Students in historically black West Las Vegas are underachieving academically. They are behind their peers in other neighborhoods.

Most of us can only imagine homelessness. But what happens if you're still in high school and you cannot live at home.

Clark County School District Chief Walt Rulffes joins us to talk about the host of issues facing educators and schools in Southern Nevada. We talk about the empowerment schools program, federal aid that will require a change in state law so that test scores can be used to assess teacher quality, raises for classroom teachers, school construction and pending budget cuts.

A new report from the Brookings Institution shows that people are moving to new homes within the United States at the slowest rate since World War II. The recent migration slowdown was the surprising, but in retrospect inevitable, by-product of an unprecedented run-up in both housing values and housing-related debt, say researchers.