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Jon Huertas, who plays Miguel on the hit NBC drama “This is Us,” went behind the camera to direct the upcoming episode, “The Ride.” Huertas talked to LX News host Nik Z about the pressure he felt taking the helm of the beloved show, and how the cast keeps themselves laughing despite the strict on-set COVID-19 protocols they have to...

“Chicago Fire”, “Chicago P.D.” and “Chicago Med” will be celebrating their first virtual One Chicago Day on Wednesday, Feb. 10 and everyone is invited. The event will be held on the NBC OneChicago YouTube channel and will be free to everyone

Renee Zellweger is making her broadcast television debut in “The Thing About Pam,” an NBC limited series based on the bizarre and twisted tale of Betsy Faria’s 2011 murder. The award-winning actress has signed on to executive produce and star in the Blumhouse Television, NBC News Studios and Zellweger’s Big Picture Co. project. She will take on the lead...

For the first time, “Dateline NBC” is trying to stretch its true crime franchise into a multi-part series.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is bringing his life story to primetime. The 48-year-old actor shared the first look at his new show, “Young Rock,” to Instagram on Saturday.

Mike Tirico of NBC Sports and host of “Football Night in America” joins News4’s Leon Harris to preview Washington’s game against the Eagles on Sunday Night Football. The two discuss Washington’s journey this season, as the team finds itself one win away from the playoffs. Tirico also shares his thoughts on Ron Rivera’s impact, the rising star of Chase...

Dressed in a magenta sweater and purple sneakers, Savannah Dahan took the stage of NBC’s “Little Big Shots” earlier this year to perform Sara Bareilles’ hit song “Brave.”

“Superstore” is officially saying goodbye at the end of its sixth and current season. NBC made the announcement on Thursday, revealing that the beloved comedy will end with a total of 113 episodes in the spring. Four episodes have aired so far and 11 more will air after the winter hiatus.

NBC is bringing you a full lineup of extraordinary perennial and annual specials this holiday season.

NBC is bringing to life a beloved Christmas tale this holiday season.

On Halloween night, Jim Carrey’s Joe Biden read a cautionary tale about the dangers of the presidential election. Biden was joined by a spooked Hillary Clinton, played by Kate McKinnon, who warned him about some of the things that can go wrong.

“The Voice” contestant Cedrice joined LX News to perform her song “Room to Grow” and talk about celebrating her identity as a Filipina and as a woman with alopecia, a condition that causes sudden hair loss. The singer said she has learned to embrace her uniqueness and is encouraging others to do the same.

The NBC drama will tackle the coronavirus and address protests over systemic racism.

PolitiFact Managing Editor Katie Sanders breaks down the remarks made at last night’s town hall events, including President Trump’s claim that 85% of people who wear masks catch the coronavirus, which Sanders says is entirely false.

Dr. Cat Begovic is back on E! with a reboot of “Dr. 90210” that features an all-woman cast of plastic surgeons. She talks about the importance of bringing more women into her field and about how she’s continuing to perform plastic surgeries with extra protections against COVID-19.

Fort Worth homicide detectives hope a 45-year-old letter will help solve an equally old homicide.

This most unusual NFL season kicks off with the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs facing the Houston Texans before about 17,000 fans at Arrowhead Stadium on Thursday night.

With the RNC convention behind us, Republican strategist Vikas Bajaj is speaking in support of President Trump, believing that he delivered on his promises and spoke directly to the safety of our country.

The shooting of Jacob Blake has sparked numerous protests throughout the professional sports world, including the MLB, NHL and NBA. NBC Sports Boston Reporter A. Sherrod Blakely stops by to break down the events that have ensued with pro athletes over the last 48 hours in the fight against systematic racism and police brutality.

An optimistic NBC says it will bring “This Is Us” and other scripted series back in November despite the TV industry’s coronavirus-caused production shutdown that’s only beginning to ease.