33 years ago, Mount St. Helens blew her top
Saturday is the 33rd anniversary of the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens that killed 57 people, leveled a forest and filled the sky and rivers with volcanic ash and debris.Full story
Smallest baby ever born at Vancouver hospital goes home
She is the smallest surviving baby and a Vancouver hospital has ever delivered, and after a months-long journey she's finally home. Full story
New Amtrak trains named Mt. Jefferson, Mt. Bachelor
Two names were favored in an online public survey to name two new Oregon Department of Transportation trains that will haul Amtrak passengers between Eugene and Vancouver, British Columbia. Full story
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The investigation: What we know so far
Over a thousand federal, state, and local investigators are gathered in Boston trying to figure out who is responsible for the marathon attack. Chris Hayes talks about the status of the investigation with Grant Fredericks and former ATF special agent-in-charge James Cavanaugh.
Evan Lysacek going for second gold in Sochi
Men’s figure skating gold medalists Evan Lysacek and Scott Hamilton chat about the athletes we can expect to see on the ice in Sochi next year, including female skaters Ashley Wagner and Gracie Gold. Lysacek also talks about aiming to follow in Dick Button’s footsteps next year by earning a second g
Freestyle skiers practice moves on trampolines
In anticipation of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, next year, Trace Worthington, an NBC Sports analyst and two-time Olympian, reveals some of the athletes to watch out for on the ski slopes, and skiers demonstrate how they practice off the slopes using trampolines.
Did youth hockey coach trip teen on ice?
A Vancouver youth league hockey coach is under investigation after he was caught on tape apparently tripping a 13-year old player on the opposing team during a post-game handshake. TODAY’s Natalie Morales reports.
Human remains mailed to Vancouver schools
After two Vancouver schools received packages in the mail containing body parts, authorities are investigating whether there is a connection with Luka Magnotta, the Canadian porn star arrested in Berlin for allegedly murdering and dismembering an acquaintance. NBC’s Michelle Kosinski reports.
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