LAS VEGAS (AP) -- Officials in Las Vegas say McCarran International Airport handled slightly fewer passengers in April than a year earlier.

Data released Friday shows slightly more than 3.5 million people flew in and out of the airport last month. That's about 5,000 or 0.2 percent fewer people than flew in April 2012.

Total airport traffic dropped in the first three months of 2013, and rose slightly in March. Traffic is down 1.1 percent for the year.

Domestic traffic dropped by 0.7 percent in April, while the number of passengers flying internationally increased by 3.8 percent. Domestic carriers make up about 90 percent of traffic.

Of the top five airlines serving the airport, United Airlines saw the steepest drop off.

McCarran is the seventh-busiest airport in the country.

LAS VEGAS -- A new online campaign targets young women who are most vulnerable for becoming victims of sexual violence. The initiative is called Party Smart Las Vegas and the police, rape counselors, and even a major nightclub are getting involved.

Memorial Day weekend is almost here and that means the summer party season is about to begin. But with that comes potential dangers especially for young women, who don't always make safety a priority. A night out drinking and partying can easily turn dangerous.

"I have seen guys put ruffies into girls' drinks. It actually happened to one of my friends," said Nikolina Trivanovic, a college student.

She calls herself a "clubber," but that doesn't mean she leaves caution at the door.

LAS VEGAS -- It's the oldest building on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.

Movies were filmed there, stars got married there, and, on Wednesday, the Little Church of the West turned 70 years old.

The building, near Russell Road, is the original building built in 1942.

Celebrities such as Angelina Jolie, Billy Bob Thornton and Judy Garland were married there.

The first wedding took place in 1943 between George Calvert and Helen Gates from Hollywood, Calif.

Since then, there have been so many weddings managers said they have lost count.

Although the building is the same, the spot is not the original spot where the church opened 70 years ago.

It has made three moves over the years, the latest being from the Hacienda in 1996.

Little Church of the West marketing director Daniel Vallance said there's a reason the church is still popular today.