Yvette Fernandez, a reporter for Nevada Public Radio, discusses some of the big economic news stories out of her state.
Dozens of Vegas buffets have closed since the pandemic. New York Times chief restaurant critic Tejal Rao visited a few of the surviving institutions.
In cities like Las Vegas, LA, and Miami, investors are crowding out prospective homebuyers. But it’s not just corporate landlords.
Are home prices in Vegas up because of investors, or are investors here because home prices are accelerating? Experts say it’s hard to know for sure.
Water supply in the Colorado River Basin is dwindling. Seven states in the area are debating how to divide up the remaining resources.
Ray Lujan, a lifelong resident of Las Vegas, sees Trump administration policy playing a big part in the city’s droopy tourism numbers for 2025.
Right now, there are signs of a tourism and spending slump that could spell trouble for the rest of the U.S. economy.
Alanna McCargo of the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco discusses the bank’s role in the region’s housing affordability challenges.
Growers agreed to a plan that requires all irrigators to reduce their water use over time, instead of using a senior water rights strategy.
The high-end project is clearing motels that provide an informal safety net for low-income renters. Officials say the motels are rife with code violations.
