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New federal data shows consumer spending remained stagnant between June and July. This comes as Target reported a 90% drop in profits in its second quarter. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports for TODAY.

A sweeping overhaul of the CDC is underway after the agency’s director, Rochelle Walensky, offered a stunning rebuke of its COVID-19 response. NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez reports for TODAY.

The Colorado River supplies seven states and 40 million people with water, but it’s now about 20% smaller than it was 20 years ago. NBC’s Steve Patterson reports for TODAY on the new reality impacting people from coast to coast, and Al Roker is tracking the rainfall forecast. 

Astronaut Bob Hines posted incredible images of the aurora borealis from the International Space Station, where he has been since April.

The Los Angeles medical examiner says Anne Heche died from smoke inhalation and burns after she crashed into a house and her car burst into flames.

12-year-old Easton Oliverson from Utah suffered a life-threatening head injury after falling from a top bunk in the dorm just two days before the little League World Series began in Pennsylvania. NBC’s Joe Fryer reports on his miraculous road to recovery, and who will be taking his place in the lineup.

A federal judge has ordered CVS, Walmart and Walgreens to pay a combined $650 million to two Ohio counties for damage caused by the opioid crisis. The money will be used for ongoing treatment and community programs.

The wholesale price of chicken wings have dropped to a four-year low. Costs soared with Americans stuck at home, but demand has slowed with many going back to work.

With most cruise lines relaxing their vaccination and testing requirements, reservations have skyrocketed by eager vacationers. NBC’s Emilie Ikeda reports for TODAY on the rising in bookings and shares tips for finding the best deals.

In the past decade, the number of cars with stick shifts has dropped nearly 25% — and carmakers warn that trend is likely to continue.

Australia is nearing the end of its worst flu season in five years, and it could be a sign of what’s to come in the United Sates. NBC medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar joins TODAY with ways you can prepare as we head into the fall.

The USA Mullet Championships for kids is underway and there is still time to vote for your favorite online. The top prize is $2,500.

Where should you keep your medicine? Is it ok to use it if it's expired? Dr. Natalie Azar answers these questions and more to keep your medicine cabinet refreshed and safe.

Tom and Rachael Sullivan share their story of building community through food by feeding hundreds of college students a week -- a journey that began during the pandemic when school cafeterias closed but continues today.

Self magazine editor-in-chief Rachel Miller shares top picks for sneakers you can buy right now. Categories include best every day running shoe, trail runners, environmentally friendly shoes and more.

Life is full of all kinds of people you interact with every day, and you likely won’t mix well with all of them. Author and psychotherapist Niro Feliciano shares tips for how to deal with each personality type.

There’s a new golden, flaky treat in town and it’s called the Suprême. Pastry chef Scott Cioe joins Hoda and Jenna with a taste test and shares what’s inside.

E!'s Justin Sylvester joins Hoda and Jenna on TODAY to dish on news that Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck might hold an intimate celebration for their wedding this weekend.

TODAY Style editor Bobbie Thomas shares five of her latest favorite finds, including a cupping kit, a sling bag, a collagen film and mask kit and a chest pillow.

Katie Lee Biegel shares a preview clip of the new movie “Groundswell,” based on her bestselling book and shares her recipe for slow-cooker Hawaiian pulled pork sandwiches.

Princeton Review editor-in-chief Robert Frank shares advice for high schoolers going into college on how to find financial aid and discusses the importance of AP classes and internships.