News & Sports

A Massachusetts man built a giant igloo in his back yard with all the amenities including a TV, a couch and a lamp that doubles as a hand warmer. WHDH's Kim Khazei reports. (NBC News)

PFT Live: J. Michael joins Mike Florio on PFT Live to discuss the Ravens' take on the Media Day circus. While John Harbaugh will tell the public his team is happy to take part in Media Day, behind the scenes some players are starting to get fed up with the shenanigans. Michael also discusses if Joe Flacco will see more pressure in the pocket, and if he's a $100 million man. (NBC Sports)

Andre Barbosa has been living rent-free in a Boca Raton, Florida, home worth an estimated $2.5 million for the last six months. Neighbors in the ritzy community want him evicted, but they've discovered there may be little they can do to get him out. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports. (TODAY)

A man who was duck hunting in Mesa County, Colo., fell through the ice after saving his dog -- and then the dog stood guard until his owner was rescued. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News)

A highlight reel of some of the most memorable on-air moments of "Good Morning Cincinnati" traffic reporter Bob Herzog is going viral online, showing off his "Friday dance party" antics, where he sings and dances the traffic report in the style of Tom Petty and even Elton John. (TODAY)

A not-so-secret Santa in Florida is working to give every kid the freedom of that first ride. NBC's Thanh Truong has the story. (msnbc)

12-year-old Sydney DiPalo wrote into TODAY's man cave competition, saying, "My dad needs a man cave because he sits at my cheer competitions all day and I only go on for two minutes and thirty seconds." Check out the den the guys from DIY show "Man Caves" created in the family's basement. TODAY's Jenna Wolfe reports. (TODAY)

According to recent research, men hunt when they shop, while women gather. In other words, men know what they want while women tend to pick up extras to "save time later." TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky and male shopper Gary Chester explain how women can save money by taking cues from the way men shop. (TODAY)

A football fan's obituary reads he couldn't take the Kansas City Chiefs' losing season any longer and died from "heartbreaking disappointment." KSHB's Alicia Myers reports. (NBC News)