A messaging war over President Donald Trump’s big tax and spending bill made its way to Las Vegas Friday – a metro area both sides of the political aisle described as the poster child for the measure’s impacts on working-class Americans.

Sin City is enduring its own cold streak. Tourists dwindling, casinos losing, prices soaring. The house may not win this time.

Longtime A’s radio play-by-play man Ken Korach has a unique perspective on it. In his 30th season calling A’s games, Korach moved to the Henderson, Nevada, suburb in 1992 and has stayed put. He figured MLB might explore the market, either through relocation or expansion.

The number of visitors has fallen since last year, underperforming the vast majority of the U.S. in year-to-year visits. The decline comes amidst a sharp drop in international tourists, immigration fears within the industry’s workforce and a long-passed peak for Las Vegas casinos.

A person is dead and another was hospitalized after a "possible domestic violence-related homicide" in the southwest Las Vegas valley, according to Metro police.

Jackie Young scored 24 points, Jewell Loyd had a strong game off the bench and the Las Vegas Aces beat the Dallas Wings, who rested rookie star Paige Bueckers, 106-80.

The tourist-dependent destination is having a slow year, hurting the workers that President Trump’s tip policy aims to help.

Two people were displaced by an apartment fire in Las Vegas, with damages estimated at $50,000. Firefighters quickly extinguished the unintentional blaze.

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