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It should come as no surprise that Las Vegas — aka “Sin City” — has once again nabbed the top spot on WalletHub’s latest “Most Sinful Cities in America” list. But whic…

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The analysts also divvied up the metrics into seven key categories: “anger and hatred,” “jealousy,” “excesses and vices,” “greed,” “lust,”…

Denver was ranked as the No. 6 most “sinful” city in the U.S., ahead of cities like New York City and Miami in a new ranking released by WalletHub.

Las Vegas, perhaps not surprisingly, ended up at the top of the list thanks in part to its many casinos and adult entertainment venues, but it also ranked high in reports of identity theft. The city's “vanity” scores were also high, fueled by Google searches for plastic surgery.

Denver was ranked as the No. 6 most “sinful” city in the U.S., ahead of cities like New York City and Miami in a new ranking released by WalletHub.

Denver was ranked as the No. 6 most “sinful” city in the U.S., ahead of cities like New York City and Miami in a new ranking released by WalletHub.

Denver was ranked as the No. 6 most “sinful” city in the U.S., ahead of cities like New York City and Miami in a new ranking released by WalletHub.

Houston was ranked the second most “sinful” city in the U.S., ahead of Las Vegas in a new ranking released by WalletHub.