What are the top stories from Las Vegas women's prison?

A possible top story could be about an inmate who is using her time in prison to write a book about her experiences and how she hopes to inspire others when she gets out. This shows that even in prison, there are opportunities for personal growth and creative expression.

There could be many fictional stories. For example, a story about a married woman in Las Vegas who overcomes her fear of public speaking by participating in a local community event. Another could be a story where a married woman discovers a hidden talent for painting while on a trip to Las Vegas.

It could be various tales of adventure or rescue. Maybe Brian was in some sort of danger and these women came to his aid in unexpected ways.

There was also a student who, despite being terrified, helped a younger and injured classmate to safety. He carried the injured student through the chaos and managed to find a secure place to hide. His courage in the face of danger was truly remarkable. In addition, a janitor in the school used his knowledge of the building's layout to guide a group of students through a back passageway to a locked storage room where they could be safe from the shooter.

One of the top stories was the sheer scale of the tragedy. It was one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history. So many innocent lives were lost in that senseless act of violence.

The large number of casualties made it stand out. It was a shocking event that caught the world's attention.

The Stratosphere in Las Vegas is known to have about 112 stories. This makes it an imposing structure and a popular tourist destination.

I'm not sure exactly. You might need to check with the local authorities or some architectural database for the accurate number of stories.

The Stratosphere Las Vegas has around 114 stories.

To be honest, I don't have the exact number of stories for Fontainebleau Las Vegas. You could check with local real estate agents or relevant building records.