Forecasters warn this is just the beginning of a potentially deadly hurricane season with up to 15 more named storms predicted for the season.
The New York Times reports despite the wave of mass shootings across the country in recent years the NRA has stood firm in its resistance to calls for gun reform, largely by staying in lockstep with the Trump administration.
Dorell Anthony, the creator, writer and star of “Pride: The Series” joined LX News to talk about his new podcast and preparing for the show’s third season. He said the show, about LGBTQ-plus friends in New York, will reflect real-world issues like racial injustice and the coronavirus in its upcoming season.
If you receive your television signal by using an antenna, you may need to rescan to receive the NBCLX signal. Here’s how to do it.
YouTube fashion designer Mimi G breaks down her journey from living on the streets to working with celebrities like Jennifer Aniston and Gwen Stefani.
LX storyteller Noah Pransky on how the NRA has thus far resisted all efforts to bring it down. Will latest attempt from New York Attorney General Letitia James prove equally futile?
New Jersey-based emergency room doctor Michele Harper speaks out about racism in the ER in her new book, “The Beauty in Breaking.”
Fostering pets can be a great way to help an animal in need while bringing joy into your life. NBCLX producer Sara Sanchez, who has cared for about 40 animals, joined LX News to discuss how fostering has improved her anxiety and her life overall.
A new poll by the Gallup and the Knight Foundation took the nation’s pulse on opinions related to the news media. It revealed that majority of Americans feel less informed and are flooded with too many news options.
The supernatural hit “The Umbrella Academy” is the third most streamed television show on Netflix. Actor Justin H. Min gives details on the show’s second season and his upcoming sci-fi film, “After Yang,” co-starring Colin Farrell.
The singer known as Lady A is speaking out about her legal dispute with the country group formerly known as Lady Antebellum. The group announced they were changing their Civil War-inspired name to “Lady A” out of respect for the Black community. But Anita White, a Black blues singer, has been using that name for decades.
