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LAWRENCE — This past March, a wildfire caused by high winds and a smoldering brush pile tore through 130 acres in Yates Center, consuming the Yates Center Health and Rehabilitation Center, a senior living facility, and causing nearly $5 million in damage. All residents were safely evacuated, but their home burned to the ground. Dense […]

People looking to celebrate the New Year in some huge global cities could be forced to change their plans at the last minute as some authorities cancel events over fears of terror incidents

Her hair was a wild mess and her skirt slit to the waist, but the mambo dance that Brigitte Bardot performed in "And God Created Woman" became an overnight sensation in the staid 1950s.

Malaria cases have skyrocketed in Djibouti in recent years. Rachel Schraer reports on a British company helping produce insects in the city who cannot spread the deadly disease

Interim Nittany Lions head coach finishes his stint with Pinstripe Bowl victory

A humble shelter operating out of a tent remains the last beacon of hope for the injured and hungry animal population in war-ravaged Gaza, even as its workers and volunteers face their own impossible conditions.“You cannot look at a creature that trusts you and eat in front of it without sharing,” Saeed Al-Aar, who founded the Sulala Animal Rescue shelter in 2006, told NBC News last month

Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist runs through the Highs and Lows of year including the delightful shock and wonder of kids experiencing hibachi for the first time, the matching Australian twins who recounted a robbery in sync and more!

An investigation is underway after a Philadelphia police cruiser was rear-ended early Sunday morning in Northeast Philadelphia.

Brigitte Bardot, France's outspoken sex symbol of the 1950s and 1960s, who has died at the age of 91, tended to shoot from the hip.

A family was displaced from their home after a fire broke out early Sunday morning in Southwest Philadelphia.

Virgil van Dijk says that Liverpool's problems from set-pieces "hurts" and that the second phase is a "killer" for them.