Las Vegas’ workforce is the most at-risk for losing jobs to artificial intelligence, according to a recent report determining the U.S. cities where AI poses the biggest threat to employment.

UNLV economist Andrew Woods breaks down what we know about the benefits and detractors from the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

If you were to rewind the clock 15 years, the conversation surrounding hotel investment in Las Vegas would be very different. Of course, one could say that about many major cities, but perhaps none more so than Sin City, a desert oasis that hung its hat on gaming and gluttony.

As Nevadans, we don't pay state income tax, so major events like the Las Vegas Grand Prix help us maintain a lot of local infrastructure. But with all that revenue comes a certain amount of sacrifice. For F1, it came in the form of serious inconvenience. So does the county really want to continue to court major sporting events and the teams that play in them?

Las Vegas a sports metropolis? It’s a potentially lucrative development that could spell expansion and a broader economic base for the city; however, it comes with growing pains.

After a year of rising interest rates and lowering inflation, businesses in Las Vegas are hoping for a strong holiday season to boost their sales.

It’s anything but gloomy for Nevada’s rainy day fund, whose balance reached its highest level in history last week.

Nevada is currently leading the nation in job growth and experiencing an uptick in college-educated workers moving to Clark County in particular.