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Connecticut man Fred Buonocore, who was at the Boston Marathon bombings in 2013, cheated death a second time after surviving Tuesday's train crash.
Sensors installed at a Connecticut railroad crossing more than a decade ago can signal to approaching trains if a car is on the tracks.
Today is the 22nd anniversary of the passage of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) that allows workers to take unpaid leave to care for an ill family member or themselves without fear of losing their jobs or health insurance.
After the police shooting of unarmed teen Michael Brown last year, officers in Ferguson, Missouri, have been looking for alternatives to lethal force.
Investigators still want to interview the engineer and conductor.
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll talks exclusively to TODAY's Matt Lauer about his controversial goal-line call in the Super Bowl.
After a grand jury declined to indict an officer for the killing of the unarmed Staten Island man, a judge will hear arguments over releasing records.
A man dangled upside down in a narrow chute for 18 hours after becoming trapped inside of a rail tanker car, firefighters said.
A police officer was among two people shot in Bourne, Massachusetts, early Thursday.
One man is dead after the small aircraft in which he was flying crashed into a TV tower while approaching an airport in West Texas.
