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Staffing shortages, scheduling delays and weather-related issues are all adding to travel troubles for fliers across the country. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY on how the airline industry is trying to respond.

A waterspout was caught on video during a storm in Destin, Florida. Meanwhile, more showers and thunderstorms are making their way through the mid-Mississippi River Valley with severe weather expected in the Southeast. TODAY’s Al Roker tracks the latest forecast.

On Tuesday, President Biden signed the massive Inflation Reduction Act, calling it one of the most significant laws in U.S. history. The bill is designed to fight climate change, raise taxes on corporations and expand health care coverage.

Americans will soon be able to buy hearing aids over-the-counter without a doctor’s exam or prescription. The FDA cleared the way on Tuesday for people with mild-to-moderate hearing loss to buy devices online or in retail stores.

A group of kayakers paddling on the Hudson River spotted several dolphins jumping above the waves. The dolphins stayed with the group for about an hour before being scared away by passing motorboats.

NASA is preparing to launch its most powerful rocket ever, rolling it out to the launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center ahead of its test launch at the end of the month. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY on the preparation behind NASA’s first human mission to the moon since 1972.

Ketchup, salsa and spaghetti sauce are all at risk of a major shortage and price hike as a severe drought in California decimates tomato crops. NBC’s Sam Brock reports for TODAY on the shortage impacting dinner tables nationwide.

Apple TV’s upcoming film “Sidney,” produced by Oprah Winfrey, tells the story of legendary actor Sidney Poitier’s rise in Hollywood. Get a first look at the trailer for the film which documents Poitier’s landmark Oscar win for Black actors and his lasting impact on the Civil Rights Movement.

A new report is raising more questions about the mysterious death of a pilot who fell from a plane last month as it was coming in for an emergency landing. In a preliminary report, the NTSB says 23-year-old Charles Crooks “became visibly upset,” “apologized” and told his co-pilot he felt sick before stepping out of the plane mid-air.

TODAY is teaming up with AdoptAClassroom.org to kick off the Back To School Supply Drive and provide much-needed classroom materials to teachers and students nationwide.

California has become the first state in the nation to require most middle and high schools to delay their start times, a move the state says will encourage students to get more rest. NBC’s Erin McLaughlin reports for TODAY.

TODAY’s Craig Melvin hosted the “Bottoms Up Invitational” golf tournament which helped raise over $1 million for the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. “My older brother who passed away a few years ago was with us in spirit,” Craig says.

Art teacher Fred Tabares gets a special message from his students as part of TODAY’s Back To School Supply Drive.

CNBC Senior Personal Finance Correspondent stops by the 3rd Hour of TODAY to explain how to give yourself a financial checkup and figure out what you need to do to reach your financial goals.

Lifestyle expert Katie Sands joins the 3rd Hour of TODAY to share some life-hack products for students and teachers going back to school. Her favorites include an anti-theft backpack, a Brita water bottle and more!

Resilience expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa joins the 3rd Hour of TODAY to share how stress can be beneficial and actually move you toward a life change that you want. She breaks down ways to identify stress and shares tips to build resilience in different situations.

Actor John Boyega stops by the 3rd hour of TODAY to talk about his new role as a veteran suffering from PTSD in the film “Breaking.” Boyega recalls working on the film with the late Michael K. Williams and shares how they connected on set.

Hoda and Jenna try Coca-Cola's new Dreamworld flavor, a BBQ Reese’s sandwich and wash it down with Sonic’s pickle juice slushy to decide if the buzzy new foods are “Yuck or Yum!”

Kathie Lee Gifford returns to TODAY and joins Hoda and Jenna to talk about her recent birthday celebrations, as well as share a cute update on her grandson Frankie. She also talks about her new movie “The Way,” and shares how her life has changed since she moved to the South full time.

Jennifer Lyle, owner of Detroit’s Lush Yummies Pie Company, jumps in the kitchen with Hoda and Jenna to share her recipe for a sweet and creamy buttamilk caramel pie.

Lifestyle expert Amy E. Goodman joins Hoda and Jenna with the latest fashion trends for kids heading back to the classroom. Goodman’s picks include products in natural neutrals, standout styles, adaptive fashion and more!

Kathie Lee Gifford and Rabbi Jason Sobel sit down with Hoda and Jenna to talk about co-writing “The God of the Way,” a companion book for Kathie’s spiritual new film “The Way.” The pair talk about what inspired their writing process and how changing your outlook can lead to a more fulfilling life.