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Dana Souza, city manager of Sanibel, Florida, talks about the city’s recovery timeline after Hurricane Ian destroyed the main access to the island. Souza lays out the city’s plan to get residents to safety amid “catastrophic” destruction.

Ian is barreling towards landfall near Charleston, South Carolina, where a state of emergency is already in effect. NBC’s Bill Karins has the latest forecast for TODAY.

During a four-hour interview on Thursday, Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, told the Jan. 6 committee that she still believes the 2020 presidential election was stolen from Donald Trump. Thomas said she did not discuss any post-election activities with her husband.

A Russian missile strike on a civilian convoy killed at least 20 people in eastern Ukraine on Friday. Meanwhile, in a rare acknowledgement of a setback, President Vladimir Putin conceded the mistakes he made in the recent draft efforts and pledged to never make them again. NBC’s Richard Engel reports for TODAY.

EMS Lt. Allison Russo-Elling was killed in a random, unprovoked attack outside the station house where she worked on Thursday. The 24-year FDNY veteran was on her way to pick up food when she was approached from behind and stabbed multiple times.

The FDA approved a drug from Amylyx Pharmaceuticals designed to slow the progress of ALS. The drug’s approval marks a victory for patients and advocates, despite ongoing questions about its effectiveness.

After regaining Hurricane strength, Ian is expected to bring high winds, heavy rain and flooding to the Carolinas on Friday. NBC’s Kathy Park reports for TODAY from Charleston, South Carolina.

Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa suffered a frightening blow to the head and was treated on the field for 10 minutes before being taken to the hospital on Thursday. NBC’s Miguel Almaguer reports for TODAY.

With troubling new signs for the economy stoking renewed fears of a recession, NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY on what you need to know to protect your money in the short-term and long haul.

Hasbro and The New York Times have turned the beloved daily puzzle Wordle into a board game called “Wordle The Party Game.” The board game hits shelves on Saturday.

The lone bridge that connects Sanibel, Florida, with the mainland was destroyed during Hurricane Ian. Meanwhile, Florida rescuers are still trying to reach people stranded by floodwaters as the full scope of the damage becomes more apparent. NBC’s Morgan Chesky reports for TODAY.

With football season in full swing, NBC’s Steve Kornacki stops by to look ahead to this weekend’s Chiefs versus Buccaneers game where Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes will face off. He also share his picks for the Super Bowl.

Major Kristin Wolfe is flying high and carrying on an impressive family legacy as the first female commander of the F35A lightning demonstration team. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY on how Wolfe is proving that the sky’s the limit.

Serena Williams shared the touching advice her daughter Olympia gave her after losing a match. Williams said her daughter told her, “It’s OK, mama. You just have to do what you feel.”

Three Day Rule matchmaker and dating coach Devyn Simone answers viewer’s relationship dilemmas, including how to determine if you’re oversharing with your partner and whether it's a turnoff for a woman to be the one pursuing a man.

Hoda and Jenna wish Alfonso Ribeiro a happy belated birthday as he reveals how he celebrated with family. He also plays a game called Flashback Friday where he watches old clips from his career, including a scene from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” with the late James Avery.

Alfonso Ribeiro talks about transitioning from being a contestant on “Dancing With the Stars” to becoming the host. He opens up about how he gets to be true to himself in the role and also talks about his lifelong friendship with Tyra Banks.