Investigations

As COVID cases rise again, the FDA has authorized a booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine to children ages 5-11. Erica Byfield reports.

President Biden visits Buffalo today to speak about the mass shooting and visit the families of the victims. Chris Jose reports from Buffalo, where churches and organizations are stepping up to help the community.

The latest information on the mass shooting in Buffalo and a vigil held in NYC tonight for the victims of the tragic shooting. Chris Jose, Jessica Cunnington, and Checkey Beckford report.

The latest information on this weekend’s mass shooting in Buffalo and the gunman responsible for it. Chris Jose and Jessica Cunnington report.

A wave of weekend shootings reignited the calls to reform the nation’s gun laws. Melissa Russo reports with Governor Hochul’s response.

The latest developments from the mass shooting in Buffalo this past weekend plus the reaction of a community that was included in the gunman’s racist manifesto. Jonathan Dienst and Ted Greenberg report.

Romney Smith reports on what we know so far regarding the Buffalo Supermarket Massacre shooter.

We’re learning more about the victims of a mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket that took the lives of 10 and injured three others. NBC New York’s Chris Jose and Jessica Cunnington report.

The massacre sent shockwaves through an unsettled nation gripped with racial tensions, gun violence and a spate of hate crimes. Jesse Kirsch and Myles Miller report.

The local FBI office is investigating the case as a hate crime and a tragedy of “racially motivated violent extremism” and called the case the new No. 1 priority of the Justice Department. NBC New York’s Adam Harding and Jonathan Dienst report.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul, at a news conference in Buffalo following a mass shooting, demanded social media platforms do more to monitor hate content and prevent its spread.

The scam – involving control of the SIM card we all have in our phones – is shockingly simple, and can cost victims tens of thousands of dollars if they don’t catch it soon enough

A growing scam is costing unsuspecting victims millions of dollars. Lynda Baquero speaks with the FBI and cyber security experts about how it happens and how you can protect yourself.