Light & Wonder settles IP lawsuit, Fremont motels come down, Clark County grants open, college enrollment rises, climate research advances, and NV Energy disputes refund orders.

Meter price hikes in Las Vegas' Arts District draw protest, a forthcoming book from Nevada politico Jon Ralston explores the life (and legacy) of Sen. Harry Reid, and local animal shelters continue to face overcrowding. All that and more in the latest episode of KNPR's State of Nevada.

There’s no shortage of what to see, hear, and do at any time in Nevada. Here are some highlighted cultural events for the week starting January 14.

Democrats launch voter registration drive, Lombardo raises $4.28 million, frozen potatoes recalled, MGM unveils Fountain Club, and CCSD earns national accreditation.

Nevada keeps vaccine requirements, law enforcement targets speeding, postal changes affect mail ballots, UNLV's Roland wins player of week, and Tiny Desk Contest opens.

Washoe county launches a safe parking pilot, House backs Hoover Dam funding, Nevada films find success, Allegiant plans a $2.6B merger, and UC Davis studies Sierra climate change.

Gov. Lombardo launches transgender sports initiative, SNAP benefit changes proposed, Metro deploys drones, 2026 America the Beautiful pass sparks backlash, teacher grants return.