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The prolific actor's TV and film appearances included "Look Who's Talking" and “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan,” and stretched over more than 40 years.

Dozens of women claimed the Oscar-nominated screenwriter often said he wanted to cast them in his films before he allegedly sexually assaulted them.

Richard Cottingham pleaded guilty to a 1968 killing and confessed to four other homicides.

Authorities have said the motive in the targeted attack is still unknown.

Aaron Dean, a white former officer, fatally shot Atatiana Jefferson after a concerned neighbor noticed a door had been left ajar and called a nonemergency line.

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, many people around the world struggled with feelings of isolation from the loss of human connection. NBC News’ Kate Snow shares how volunteering in your community can reduce the risk of mortality and lower feelings of depression.

A groundbreaking art exhibit in Brooklyn, 1-800 Happy Birthday, honors those killed after encounters with police. The voicemail project has a phone booth featuring details about their lives and voices of their loved ones. NBC News’ Yamiche Alcindor shares more about the experience’s lasting impact.

As Mauna Loa, the world’s largest active volcano, continues to erupt, the lava may now be on a collision course with one of the Big Island’s most critical highways. NBC News’ Steve Patterson has more details about the flow’s potential impact.

Tens of thousands of North Carolina residents are left in the dark for a third straight night from the work of at least one criminal vandal who intentionally targeted the county’s electrical system, officials say. NBC News’ Blayne Alexander has more details on the investigation.

Offshore wind is well established in the U.K. and some other countries but is just beginning to ramp up off America’s coasts.

The disgraced lawyer was ordered to pay $7 million in restitution after admitting he pocketed millions of dollars that belonged to clients and lied to them about it.