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They do get, you know, decent rainstorms there, but it's not, they didn't design Las Vegas with, with water in mind, but there's a couple of photos going around.

I've linked to them on our Facebook page, but news three radio out of the Vegas area is, They've KSNV.

They've they've posted a couple of photos on their social media channels that I've reshared on ours that show right in front of if you're familiar with the area right in front of the Caesars Palace Caesars Forum.

There is a roundabout and a pedestrian walkway that goes over the main entrance near the parking garage there.

A decline in the number of marriages performed in Nevada has led to a two million dollar drop in state funding for domestic violence and sexual assault programs.

That's according to the Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence and reporting by KSNV-TV.

Part of the fee for each marriage license supports those programs.

In Clark County, that's about half of the one hundred and two dollars it costs to get a license.

He was here in New Orleans from 23 to 2015 over Channel 4.

Brian Salmon is the sports director at KSNV News 3 in Las Vegas.

He will give us a little detail on what's happening with the Las Vegas Raiders as they visit the Saints.

325 kickoff in the Dome on Sunday.

I'm Eric Asher.

You're listening to Inside New Orleans.

We'll be right back with Brian Salmons of KSNV in Las Vegas, talking Raiders.

And then we'll finish up with Glenn Gilbo of Tiger Rag, Tiger Rag Radio.