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Highland Park mayor Nancy Rotering joins TODAY following the July Fourth parade shooting that left at least six dead and 30 others injured. She opens up about the “unbelievable shock” her residents are facing, and says the country has to “have a very strong conversation” about gun legislation.

A handwritten letter from WNBA star Brittney Griner, who has been detained in Russia for more than four months, was delivered to the White House on Monday. Griner shared a powerful and personal plea for help, asking the President to intervene in her case. NBC’s Peter Alexander reports for TODAY.

Following the July Fourth holiday, airports, security, and airlines are still struggling to keep up with record-breaking demand. Meanwhile, off-duty pilots, who are in the midst of contract negotiations, are picketing over exhaustion from working hours of overtime. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.

A swath of storms stretching from Montana to the Mid-Atlantic puts 61 million people at risk, with the system expected to move east on Wednesday. TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer is tracking the latest forecast.

The city of Akron, Ohio, declared a state of emergency on Monday, setting a curfew and canceling July Fourth firework celebrations. The move comes after protests over the police killing of Jayland Walker.

Two police officers in Philadelphia have been released from the hospital after being shot on Monday during a July Fourth concert and firework show. No arrests have been made.

Torrential rains are battering Australia’s East Coast, worsening the flood crisis there. Around 50,000 residents have either been evacuated or warned they might need to in the future.

Following the Fourth of July shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, Dr. Wendy Binstock Rush joins TODAY and shares her experience treating victims along the parade route. “I believe we will heal, but we’ll never forget,” she says.

A shark fishing competition in Florida is being met by protests both online and in person. Organizers of the event say the tournament will reduce the number of bull sharks in the waters, while conservationists say sharks have been overfished for decades. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY. Warning: Some of the video is disturbing.

A day of celebrations quickly turned into chaos as gunshots rang out during a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois. NBC’s Kathy Park reports for TODAY on the attendees and first responders – including some children – who jumped into action, as well as the victims who were fatally shot.

U.S. Marshals and Austin Police have revealed more details about how Kaitlin Armstrong, accused of killing professional cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson, evaded police for so long and the steps she took to stay hidden while trying to start a new life in Costa Rica. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.

Gavin Sollinger, whose 19-year-old son was in the marching band during the July Fourth parade in Highland Park, Illinois, joins the 3rd of TODAY to talk about what he witnessed on Monday. He recounts the moment when he realized shots were being fired, and describes the chaos of trying to find out if his family was safe.

In the latest installment of our series Second Acts, TODAY’s Dylan Dreyer shares the story of TCapri Tequila founder Tiffany Hainesworth, who became the first Black woman to solely own a tequila brand.

After years of being cooped up at home and binge-watching television shows, Misty Belles from Virtuoso Travel Agency joins TODAY with tips to travel to the locations that inspired some of the most popular TV shows of our time. Her list will help fans of "Gossip Girl," “Emily in Paris,” “Yellowstone,” and more feel like they’re an extra on set!

During hot summer months, many people want their skin to be as smooth and soft as possible. Lifestyle expert Bahar Takhtehchian joins the 3rd Hour of TODAY with products to help your skin, including exfoliating powder, lip scrub and more.

During the latest round of He Said, She Said, guest co-host Stephen “tWitch” Boss talks about how he is “not a fan” of couples coordinating their outfits on purpose, but points out he and his wife Allison, sometimes end up naturally matching.

Myles Frost made history when he became the youngest solo person to ever win the Tony Award for best actor in a musical for his role in “MJ: The Musical.” He joins Hoda Kotb and guest co-host Stephen "tWitch" Boss to talk about teaching himself to dance and how he landed his dream role, and even sticks around for a dance-off with tWitch!

Dr. Tommie Tonea Stewart, an actor and former dean of the Department of Theatre Arts at Alabama State University, shares a surprise reunion with Stephen “tWitch” Boss live on TODAY. Dr. Stewart also gets a surprise of her own as her former students surprise her via video message.