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NBC News analyst Carmen Best weighs in on the newly released police body camera video, saying the officers did an “excellent job” following their training. The former Seattle police chief also explains how "red flag" laws could've potentially helped prevent the tragedy.

As the long road to recovery begins in the South after a devastating string of tornadoes, the full severity of the aftermath is coming to light. NBC’s Maggie Vespa reports for TODAY, and Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is set to appear at a hearing on Capitol Hill and face questioning from Bernie Sanders about the coffee giant’s response to workers pushing to unionize. NBC’s Ryan Nobles reports for TODAY.

An appeals court in Maryland has reinstated the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, who was the focus of the popular “Serial” podcast. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY.

Depositions from Gwyneth Paltrow's two children were read aloud in court Tuesday in the alleged hit-and-run ski accident that happened in 2016. NBC’s Kaylee Hartung reports for TODAY.

Judge Clifton Newman, who presided over the murder trial of Alex Murdaugh, spoke out for the first time since the guilty verdict. “He committed the unforgivable unimaginable of crime, and there's no way that he'll be able to sleep peacefully,” he says.

When 21-year-old rookie pilot Taylor Hash took off last Friday in Michigan, veteran pilot Chris Yates realized something was off — literally. She had lost part of her front landing gear, but he helped her calmly and safely land the plane while she was alone in the air. NBC’s Gadi Schwartz reports for TODAY.

A new study is challenging the belief that walking 10,000 steps a day is the magic number for a healthy lifestyle, saying that fewer steps less frequently might be as beneficial. “The more steps you can take is terrific, but 10,000, the number everybody has been aspiring to for forever, is a completely fabricated public relations campaign,” Dr. Jordan Metzl says.

Traffic on the Ohio River is limited after three barges broke away from a tugboat and got stuck on a dam in Louisville, Kentucky. One of the barges is carrying toxic chemicals, but there is no evidence of a leak.

Snacking habits in the United States rose steeply during the pandemic and with a 12 percent increase in the sale of snacks in 2022, it appears the trend isn't going away anytime soon. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY on the growing "snack attacks."

Peacock has released a first look at its upcoming biopic on LeBron James called “Shooting Stars.” It premieres June 2.

It might seem like the expectation to tip has grown lately, but how much should you give? When can you skip the tip? NBC’s Vicky Nguyen breaks it all down.

Entrepreneur Cassandra Thurswell, the founder and CEO behind the hair care brand Kitsch, opens up about the beginnings of her company and how she’s expanding into getting an entire aisle for her products at Ulta. Jill Martin shares her story.

If you feel down or have persistent worries, you could be dealing with high-functioning anxiety. Psychiatrist Dr. Sue Varma shares signs and symptoms to look for and how to overcome the tendencies.

Actor Grant Gustin stars as the title character in the CW series “The Flash” and opens up about filming the last episode and his daughter seeing him in the costume.

Dating expert Devyn Simone weighs in on a new dating trend among women and helps Hoda & Jenna answer relationship dilemmas from viewers.

TODAY surprises Rich Williams, a loving and deserving Connecticut father, with a trip to the Caribbean on the latest installment of Knock Knock Surprise with Donna Farizan.

The start of spring can be a good time for a home décor refresh, but it can be expensive keeping up with the latest trends. Lifestyle expert Preston Konrad shares four looks you can get for less.

Melba Wilson stops by the TODAY kitchen with a recipe for one of her signature dishes: Barbecue turkey meatloaf and roasted garlic mashed potatoes!