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A teacher at Ganiard Elementary in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, cut 7-year-old Jurnee Hoffmeyer's hair without her parents' permission.

Imports and sales of fake Covid-19 vaccine cards are booming in the U.S., with customs and border control saying they’ve stopped counting how many packages containing counterfeit cards are coming in from overseas. NBC News’ Kevin Collier breaks down where most of these fake vaccine cards are coming from and how authorities are tracing them.

Cellphone footage obtained by NBC New York shows a brawl outside Carmine's on the Upper West Side.

Hospitals in North Carolina have been forced to set up Covid-19 triage tents outside health care facilities as doctors and nurses in the state deal with the highest caseloads since the early days of the pandemic. NBC News’ Chris Jansing is in Raleigh, North Carolina, to explain how the surge in cases in impacting health workers and how state leadership is responding. 

The General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park’s Giant Forest was wrapped for protection against the possibility of intense flames, officials said.

Darren Lee McWright is charged in Dunn County with four counts of hiding a corpse after the bodies were found in an abandoned SUV.

A woman this year claimed that she was sexually assaulted in 2005, and the district attorney's office said the statute of limitations had expired.

Gov. Jared Polis and Marlon Reis married on Wednesday after 18 years together.

Police say Brian Laundrie is a “person of interest” in her disappearance and has been uncooperative in the investigation.

Miguel Enrique Olivares, 28, was arrested in connection to the 2012 beating death of UNC-Chapel Hill student Faith Hedgepeth.

With ongoing supply shortages and shipping delays due to Covid, an estimated 51 million holiday shoppers plan to start buying gifts this month. To limit crowds, retailers like Target are promoting deals over several weeks instead of one day.