A pregnant Florida woman and her unborn child are in critical condition after she was stabbed 30 times by her husband's uncle. WESH's Gail Paschall- Brown reports. (NBC News)
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According to the newspaper, hackers stole the passwords of reporters and other employees in an effort to break into their email accounts. Security experts say there is little doubt the cyber-attack came from China. NBC's Ian Williams reports. (TODAY)
Throughout his celebrated career, champion cyclist Lance Armstrong vehemently denied allegations he was doping, but after a damning drug report last year, he was stripped of his titles and banned for life. The New York Times published an article Friday saying that Armstrong is considering publicly admitting to using performance-enhancing drugs. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (TODAY)
Happy New Year! New York's Times Square prepares for midnight revelries as more than a million people began to pack the country's biggest block party. NBC's Ron Mott reports. (Nightly News)
Along with Hoda Kotb and E! News correspondent Alicia Quarles, TODAY's Kathie Lee Gifford quizzes TODAY viewers about the history of New Year's traditions, including how much the 2011 Times' Square ball weighed and the origin of the song "Auld Lang Syne." (TODAY)
A family in Muncie, Ind., believes it is better to give than receive during the holidays. They put those words into action with their charity "Secret Families," which gives gifts and decorations to needy families. NBC's John Yang reports. (TODAY)
With 13 days left until the New Year's ball drops, the TODAY anchors get an advance look at the lucky "13" that will light up the night sky in Times Square this New Year's. (TODAY)
Former Minnesota policewoman Anne Marie Rasmusson says police officers accessed her driver's license pictures illegally 550 times, not because she did anything wrong, but out of "personal interest." NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (TODAY)
Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin says he's surprised was even as close as it was with his team turning the ball over eight times. (NBC Sports)
Broadway actor and choreographer Jacob Brent assembled a crew of performers to lift post-Sandy spirits by singing in New York's Times Square. They also managed to rake in some donations for disaster relief before heading back to their real jobs. TODAY's Tamron Hall reports. (TODAY)