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Emergency room doctor Frank McGeorge breaks down new research that shows how our noses are coronavirus super spreaders.

Tens of thousands of workers across the Bay Area and country are walking off their jobs for eight minutes and 46 seconds – that’s how long a police officer kneeled on George Floyd’s neck before he died. Cierra Johnson reports.

Nia Hamm is an NBC10 Boston reporter, but she’s also been recording a podcast that digs into the history of the Tulsa Race Massacre, one of the deadliest incidents of racial violence in American history that for years was hardly talked about. On Juneteenth, the anniversary of another important day in Black American history, Hamm sat down for ...

One gadget growing in popularity is likely to make a big splash for Father’s Day, NBC’s Liz McLaughlin reports.

An incredible amount of work goes into making the sky light up with red, white and blue around America’s birthday.

The new document comes weeks after an original draft was shelved by the White House, and after all 50 states have moved forward on their own. NBC’s Alice Barr reports.

The singing pastor from Mississippi wins the top prize in what may have been the most unique season ever on “The Voice.” NBC’s Mark Barger reports.

The coronavirus pandemic has many Americans growing their own food for their first time. Experts say now is the perfect time to plant vegetables for a bountiful harvest. NBC’s Dan Scheneman reports.

How to make the official drink of the Kentucky Derby, the Mint Julep.

The official drink of the Kentucky Derby is the bourbon-based Mint Julep. Have you ever wondered where bourbon comes from or how it gets made? “1st Look” got a lesson in how to properly distill and age the liquor.

Lindsey Mandyam and her baby were “in it together” when Mandyam had to give birth alone during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Baypath Humane Society in Hopkinton, Massachusetts, takes a specialized approach to helping each pet find the right home. Volunteer Kim Melanson says it’s not about a pet’s physical appearance, it’s about their personality and the shelter works hard to match each dog or cat with the right family.

People magazine’s pet vet Dr. Evan Antin provides tips for adopting shelter animals ahead of the fourth annual Clear the Shelters event on Aug. 18.