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Some states offer homeowners the option of generating their own power and sending what they don't use back to the grid. Other states are preparing to.

The average price of gas fell 17 cents since its peak earlier this month, but it's still 47% higher than it was at the start of the Iran war.

On college campuses nationwide, some people are growing uneasy with AI, citing threats to jobs, hobbies and even résumé-writing.

The vice president, speaking Thursday at the U.S. Air Force Academy commencement, told graduating cadets that "life and death must be made by humans and not machines."

Bilton, who has never worked in television news, replaces Tanya Simon, a 30-year veteran of "60 Minutes."

TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones highlight two of the internet's most buzzed about apps: Pickle, which allows users to rent things from others' closets, and Too Good to Go, which can help people save money on food and cut down on waste.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere but should you trust it with your personal finances? Certified financial planner Ted Jenkin joins TODAY to break down how AI can help you manage your money and when you should use it with caution. He recommends . ...

NBC News' Tom Llamas talks to Kevin O'Leary on his plans for a data center in Utah, saying there is a lot of "misinformation" and they will not touch the Great Salt Lake.

The measure, SB315, goes beyond legislation from California and New York regulating America's largest AI companies. It still needs the governor's signature.

Micron Technology and South Korea's SK Hynix hit the mark this week. Wall Street expects even more AI-driven stock market growth this year.