Sen. Bernie Sanders on Iran war, Maine Senate race, midterm elections and more
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) spoke with Margaret Brennan on Face the Nation Sunday about the Iran war, Maine Senate race, midterm elections and more.
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Phoenix experiences record-breaking heat
Phoenix has had record-breaking heat and meteorologists are warning that the rising humidity is making already dangerous temperatures even harder on the body, especially for those spending time outdoors.
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Four teens killed in crash following police chase in Chicago
The chase began when officers tried to pull the truck over after receiving reports that someone inside the vehicle was pointing a gun at other motorists.
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Food critic in Tennessee recovering from cyclosporiasis
A Nashville food critic is recovering from cyclosporiasis, a parasite found in produce, after a three-week illness that forced her to stop working and lose nearly 20 pounds.
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Singer, songwriter Carly Simon reveals she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease
Singer and songwriter Carly Simon has revealed that she has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease.
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The west facing water cut threats amid water shortages
The drought-stricken west is now facing a moment of reckoning that could affect the entire country.
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Evacuations underway in California as wildfire grows in Tuolumne County
Evacuations are underway in California as firefighters battle a rapidly growing wildfire in Tuolumne County.
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Gas prices rise to over $4
Gas prices are once again on the rise. According to AAA, the national average price for a gallon of gas is now over $4.
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Shelter dog becomes Banana Ball League bat dog
NBC stations across the country are gearing up for this August’s nationwide pet adoption and donation drive, Clear the Shelters.
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Ships remain at standstill in Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. military and Iranian forces have paused strikes over the past few days, as talks continue between the two sides.
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Three dead, four injured following shooting at Seattle Center
Three people were killed and four others were injured in a shooting in Seattle Sunday, during a major food festival at the Seattle Center Civic complex.
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One dead, six injured in shooting at a party in California
According to the Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office, one person was killed and six others shot at an unsanctioned party in Morgan Hill, California Saturday night.
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Egg recall raises concerns over food security
The FDA is urging people to check their refrigerators for any affected eggs, and throw them out. Saying almost 100 people are sick in 17 states. Dozens hospitalized with no deaths reported so far.
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Police shoot and kill suspect after deadly vehicle attack on Pride parade in Berlin
Officials release a photo earlier in the day asking for help in locating a man only identified as “Abdul B” in connection to the attack that left one woman dead, and injured 29 others at the Pride event.
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Rowe Creek Complex Fire passes 200k acres
A series of wildfires known as the Rowe Creek Complex Fire surpassed 200,000 acres over the weekend in Central Oregon.
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Accountability called for at North Carolina ICE protests and vigils
Dozens gathered in Charlotte, North Carolina’s First Ward Park over the weekend to honor two immigrant men killed during encounters with ICE agents, and to call for accountability.
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Spain firefighters battle wildfire
Firefighters continue to battle a major wildfire in Spain’s Eastern Province of Castellon. The spreading flames have forced some 15,000 people to evacuate their homes.
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Lottery jackpots continue to grow
The jackpots for the Mega Millions and Powerball lotteries are continuing to grow.
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Over 20 people injured in New York home fires
A five-alarm fire in Flushing, a neighborhood in Queens, New York, left at least 23 injured and one person who was taken to the hospital has died.
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Cuba continuing to deal with prolonged power outages
During a blackout in Havana Friday night, an NBC News crew observed police units known as the “Black Berets” stationed at several intersections where anti-government protests have occurred in the past.
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