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Rising Above Bakery in Nyack, New York serves a special recipe of fulfillment for its employees. Supported by volunteers, baker and speech therapist Shiri Reuveni-Ulrich founded the bakery to employ young adults with special needs. NBC News’ Kate Snow takes a closer look at how the nonprofit bakery is changing lives.

Fentanyl is being laced with Xylazine, a large animal sedative commonly referred to as Tranq. NBC News’ Dasha Burns reports on how the city of Philadelphia, which has been an epicenter of the nation’s drug crisis, is trying to combat Tranq’s devastating effects.

A new report shows car thefts nationwide are surging, topping one million last year. Automakers Kia and Hyundai are now facing federal lawsuits for failing to install adequate anti-theft technology in certain models. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa has more details.

Silicon Valley Bank is now under federal investigation after its collapse. NBC News confirmed with multiple sources that the DOJ and SEC have launched probes looking at company executives' stock sales before the bank closed, among other things. NBC News’ Jacob Ward has more details on the growing calls for regulation and accountability.

FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen sat down with Lester Holt in an exclusive interview to discuss concerns over close calls on airport runways and unruly passengers on flights.

Two other teens were stable after the Tuesday morning crash in Dallas, authorities said. A third horse was injured but is expected to survive.

The suit asks the court to require that the company pay for future environmental monitoring and to reimburse the state for costs associated with its response.

Storm-battered California faced another strong atmospheric river event as a powerful nor’easter was already disrupting travel in the Northeast early Tuesday, forecasters said.

The bill could effectively reinstate a blocked ban on certain transition-related medical care for minors.

Jurors could not reach unanimous verdicts on charges involving Jennifer Siebel Newsom, a documentary filmmaker and the wife of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and model Lauren Young.

Kraft Heinz announced Tuesday that school administrators will be able to buy Lunchables ahead of the 2023-24 school year.