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Tens of thousands of North Carolina residents are beginning the week without power after armed vandals intentionally attacked the Moore County power grid on Saturday. NBC’s Blayne Alexander reports for TODAY.

The national average for a gallon of gas is down to $3.40, driven in large part by deepening recessions in Europe, rising interest rates in the U.S. and COVID outbreaks in China. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY on how the fall in fuel prices could easily take a turn.

Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker both delivered their campaign’s closing arguments ahead of Tuesday’s Senate runoff. With just one day to go until the election, Walker is now facing new domestic violence allegations from a former girlfriend. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

Following months of demonstrations that have swept across Iran, a top government official is now claiming the nation's so-called morality police is being disbanded. NBC’s Kelly Cobiella reports for TODAY.

Cleveland Browns controversial quarterback Deshaun Watson returned to the NFL on Sunday, following an off-season trade and 11-game suspension after more than two dozen women publicly accused him of sexual misconduct. NBC’s Jesse Kirsch reports for TODAY.

On Monday, the Supreme Court will take on a case that involves a Christian graphic artist who objects to designing wedding websites for gay couples.

Some of the biggest names in entertainment and politics were out on Sunday for the 45th Annual Kennedy Center Honors. 2022's honorees included George Clooney, Amy Grant, Gladys Knight, composer Tania León and Irish rock band U2.

The hunt for the killer who stabbed four college students to death in their beds is now entering its fourth week.The victims' two other roommates, who were home during the attack but were not hurt, spoke out for the first time. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.

Netflix on Monday dropped the full trailer for the new documentary “Harry & Meghan” and revealed the first volume will be released on Thursday, December 8th.

Prince William and Princess Kate are back in the U.K. following their whirlwind trip to Boston. It comes as Harry and Meghan are set to travel to New York ahead of the release of their bombshell docuseries. NBC’s Keir Simmons reports for TODAY.

Tributes are pouring in for Bob McGrath, a beloved original cast member on "Sesame Street," who spent more than 50 years on the show educating and entertaining children. TODAY’s Sheinelle Jones reports on his life and legendary career.

The dry air and cold weather can be harsh on your skin in the winter, so Dr. Marnie Nussbaum shares ways to change up your routine to help protect your skin. She recommends taking short showers, moisturizing your body twice daily and more!

Since starting 321 Coffee, the founders have made it their mission to hire a staff made mostly of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. TODAY’s Craig Melvin shares the mission behind the North Carolina coffee shop.

Grammy-winning singer and actor Jill Scott announces she is going back on tour in a TODAY exclusive! Since the pandemic sidelined her 20th anniversary tour in 2020, Scott explains why she’s excited to get back on the road.

Elena Besser showcases fun edible gifts to give this holiday season that any food, coffee or snack lover will be sure to use – or eat!

See the moment Keke Palmer reveals her baby bump as part of her opening monologue on “Saturday Night Live.”

Hoda and Jenna recall their first kisses, with Jenna saying hers happened when she was in the fourth grade while she was playing a game of Spin the Bottle.

Jesse Tyler Ferguson talks about his Tony-winning performance in the Broadway revival of “Take Me Out” and welcoming his second baby with husband Justin Mikita. He also discusses his new documentary “Broadway Rising,” his role in “Cocaine Bear” and sticks around for a game of Fake Me Out!

Nashville realtor Nichole Holmes, interior designer Mary Tjon-Joe-Pin and “Renovation Impossible” host Russell Holmes share expert tips in real estate, interior design and contracting in another rendition of “Pros Know.”

Bishop T. D. Jakes shares ways to embrace the joy and the hope of the holiday season, sharing advice anyone can follow if they’re looking to reconnect with a grander purpose. He also discusses his new streaming channel on Amazon called “A Moment with T.D. Jakes.”