Jamie Knodel

Jamie Knodel is a breaking news editor for NBC News Digital based in the Midwest.

UConn wins NCAA men’s basketball championship over Purdue: Highlights

Follow the latest March Madness news and live score updates as UConn and Purdue compete on the national stage in the NCAA men’s championship basketball game.

Women’s Final Four recap: Iowa tops UConn to move on to title game against South Carolina

The latest March Madness news and live updates as South Carolina and NC State go head-to-head in the Final Four, followed by Iowa vs. UConn.

NCAA tournament bracket check: Do we have a new Cinderella?

March madness: A look at the upsets, big moments and more from the NCAA basketball tournament.

WWE founder Vince McMahon resigns after ex-employee accuses him in lawsuit of sexual assault, trafficking

WWE founder Vince McMahon has rejected the allegations, saying the lawsuit is “replete with lies.”

WWE founder Vince McMahon resigns after ex-employee’s lawsuit accuses him of sexual assault, trafficking

WWE founder Vince McMahon stepped down from his role with the company and its parent company Friday, the day after he was accused of sex trafficking, abuse and sexual assault by a former employee.

Brutally cold temperatures impacting much of the U.S.

The latest news and live updates on the bitter cold and severe winter weather hitting across the U.S.

Kansas City is in love — even if Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce aren’t

Kansas City is still buzzing days after Taylor Swift cheered on Travis Kelce at the Chiefs’ latest home win.

Danny Masterson's wife, Bijou Phillips, files for divorce days after he's sentenced to prison for rape

LOS ANGELES — Less than two weeks after her husband was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for rape, Danny Masterson's wife has filed for divorce.

UAW strike: Workers walk out at plants for each of the Big Three automakers

The latest news and live updates on contract negotiations between Ford, General Motors, Stellantis and the United Auto Workers as workers walk off and strike.

Kremlin accuses mercenary chief of ‘armed mutiny’ after he vows retribution for dead fighters

Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin accused the Russian military of “destroying” his fighters, without fully explaining his accusation.

Doctors rule out stroke after Fetterman hospitalized for feeling lightheaded

Sen. John Fetterman's doctors say the Pennsylvania Democrat did not suffer a stroke before his hospitalization Wednesday for feeling lightheaded, his spokesperson, Joe Calvello, said Thursday evening.