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FBI investigates suspected bio lab, CCSD outlines academic goals, Sundance relocates to Boulder, Olympic mascots debut, and Vegas City Opera reimagines a classic.

Eviction diversion expands to more cities, tourism declines continue, Utah buys water for the Great Salt Lake, SNWA turf rules paused, and tribes push back on park signage changes.

Las Vegas approves first Vegas Loop station, FDA recalls ByHeart formula, Lombardo urges restraint in Minnesota shootings, DRI wins AI education grant, and Scotty’s Castle reopens.

Tuition program protects families from rate hikes, Las Vegas offers home remediation aid, and Rep. Amodei seeks facts on VA nurse killing by immigration agents.

Plus: What to see, hear, and do in Nevada through the next week.

Windsor Park construction stalls, Colorado River inflow drops, Nevada tuition increases, auto insurance rates climb, and CCSD considers semester exams for middle schoolers.

Henderson breaks ground on preschool, Nevada reopens healthcare loan program, affordable housing comes to downtown Las Vegas, and Nevada Senator Rosen calls for Noem's impeachment.

Measles cases rise to 25-year high, ethics complaint filed against lieutenant governor, and Las Vegas residents sue Metro over protest tactics.

LVCVA defends Boring Company support, NV Energy proposes $63 million in refunds, TSA tests new scanners, Rogers Foundation scholarships, and local sports updates.

Plus: Why airport security tech is tested at Harry Reid, before going nationwide; how the Native Bound Unbound archive gives a voice to the victims of Indigenous slavery and their descendants; and See Hear Do. All that and more in the latest episode of KNPR's State of Nevada.