After a mild round of flu last year, the Centers for Disease Control warns that the sickness season is off to an early start this year after cases have jumped in five southern states. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (TODAY)
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Pumpkin pie is traditionally served in the fall and winter, and most of the time is made from canned pumpkin. New York Times columnist Mark Bittman shows how easy it is to make pie from scratch, starting with a whole pumpkin. (TODAY)
Would you pay $1300 a month for a dilapidated, rat-and-roach-infested apartment? As WNBC's Tracie Strahan reports, one lawmaker in New York City is taking action against a group of building owners he calls New York City's worst. (NBC News)
The celebrity chef, who recently confirmed that she has Type 2 diabetes, joins her sons Jamie and Bobby in the TODAY kitchen to cook a lighter lasagna and chocolate sour cream pound cake. (TODAY)
TODAY's Sara Haines shares unusual photos sent in by viewers, including one that offers a lucky winner their name in the newspaper and a ride in a police car for free — just by shoplifting! (TODAY)
With her memoir, "Hoda: How I Survived War Zones, Bad Hair, Cancer and Kathie Lee," coming out on paperback, TODAY's Hoda Kotb says she's glad she wrote the book which played a key role in finding her match, Jay. (TODAY)
Aussie chef Michael Moore shows TODAY's Natalie Morales how easy it is to prepare crispy pan-fried snapper with lemon butter and decadent snapper puttanesca with roasted garlic aioli. (TODAY)
Friends of Adam Potter watched in horror as the Scottish mountain climber lost his footing on a near vertical cliff. Miraculously, Potter only sustained minor injuries. TODAY's Natalie Morales has more details. (TODAY show)
At 5, Darcy Cassidy's life was in jeopardy, with a grim diagnosis of a rare form of brain cancer. But with the help of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital she is getting back in the saddle.
MTP2010: The Final Countdown: National Journal's Charlie Cook, Politico's Jonathan Martin, the Washington Post's Chris Cillizza and NBC's Kelly O'Donnell, join David Gregory to discuss who's up, who's down and who's on their way to victory in the key House and gubernatorial races. (Meet the Press)