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Today marks Nelson Mandela International Day, a celebration of the great South African leader’s birth, life and legacy. It was launched in 2008 with a unanimous decision by the U.N. General Assembly. Mandela dedicated his life to fighting for equality, justice, democracy and the dignity of working people. He encouraged us all to act together to change the world for the better. And around the world today, people are committing to service projects in his honor.
Heavy rains have saturated the streets and caused creeks to overflow their banks in Abilene, Texas.
United Nations hold security council meeting regarding Ukraine.
This week, Federal Reserve Board (Fed) Chair Janet Yellen testified to Congress as part of the requirements of the Humphrey-Hawkins Full Employment Act. The testimony gives Congress an opportunity to hear and assess the Fed’s thinking on economic policy.In her assessment of the labor market, Yellen clearly stated the labor market is getting better but shows many signs of weakness.
Greg Feith, a former investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, joins TODAY to discuss the latest on the flight, blown out of the sky by a missile, and the investigation into who was behind it.
The wildfire has destroyed at least 35 homes, and has burned more than 18,000 acres.
From questions surrounding the downed Malaysian airliner in Ukraine to Israeli troops hitting the ground in Gaza, see the stories we're following.
How a detective and one of America's most notorious serial killers unraveled a profound injustice, and solved a 36-year-old disappearance.
A gunman is still at large after opening fire on another man inside a crowded mall being used for a fashion show. KSNV's Vicki Gonzalez reports.
A wildfire burned into the outskirts of a small town along the Columbia River late Thursday, prompting urgent warnings to residents to flee.
