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Learn more about Tahoe bears coming out of hibernation, and read or listen to the morning news headlines for Wednesday, March 30, 2022.

Two years of pandemic-caused cancellations has meant that Little Rock-based Youth Home Inc., a nonprofit psychiatric treatment facility in Little Rock, has not held either of its two main fundraisers.

City Silo Table + Pantry, which has two locations (and one in the works) in Memphis, will open its first Arkansas outlet in the former Pei Wei in the Promenade at Chenal in Little Rock, in partnership with Nashville, Tenn.-based Fresh Hospitality (Michael Bodner, chairman and partner) and the Keets — father James and sons Tommy and Jake.

City Silo Table + Pantry, which has two locations (and one in the works) in Memphis, will open its first Arkansas outlet in the former Pei Wei in the Promenade at Chenal in Little Rock, in partnership with Nashville, Tenn.-based Fresh Hospitality (Michael Bodner, chairman and partner) and the Keets — father James and sons Tommy and Jake.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Independent investigators found insufficient evidence to prove allegations of gender discrimination the head of Nevada’s higher education system leveled against two state regents, the Las Vegas Sun reported.

Learn about the removal of Nevada's mask mandate, school districts leaving masks optional and more.

Over 65% of all violence-related deaths among kids and young adults across the country are caused by firearms.

A strong majority of American adults over 50—including the 37% of older adults who own guns or live with someone who does—supports specific steps that could reduce the risk of firearm injury and death, according to a University of Michigan study. The new national study shows support among older a

Spring Hill city staff is considering adoption of a new ordinance that would issue stop work orders to construction traffic violators.

A strong majority of American adults over 50—including the 37% of older adults who own guns or live with someone who does—supports specific steps that could reduce the risk of firearm injury and death, according to a University of Michigan study.