Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey break down the latest LSU Drama, the role of Private Equity in college sports, and Bryce Underwood's comments on Ohio State.

Is Texas about to execute an innocent man? Lester Holt examines Robert Roberson’s controversial death row case.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NBC's Lester Holt joins TODAY to preview a brand new episode of Dateline which reveals exclusive new details about the Luigi ...

Lester Holt returns to Dateline with his first episode of the season on Friday, focusing on a California man whose report of his missing father quickly turns into a complex investigation.Holt ...

Holt has anchored "NBC Nightly News" since 2015. Lester Holt anchored his final “NBC Nightly News” broadcast on May 30 as he shifts his full focus to NBC’s “Dateline.” Holt, who has anchored “NBC ...

Lester Holt will transition to 'Dateline' from 'NBC Nightly News.' Tom Llamas will take over the “Nightly News” desk while continuing to anchor his NBC News Now program “Top Story.” Lester Holt signed ...

Friday’s Dateline is on a case that caught worldwide attention: the early-morning execution of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson and the arrest of Luigi Mangione.

Lester Holt is an award-winning journalist at NBC News and anchor of “Dateline NBC.” Previously, he was the anchor and managing editor of “NBC Nightly News” for a decade, leading NBC News’ coverage of ...

After 10 years at NBC Nightly News, Lester Holt signed off as anchor on May 30. The network announced Lester would leave the evening news to focus on the highly successful weekly series Dateline.

Lester Holt is counting on some of the skills he developed during one of the earliest points of his career to keep it going into the future. The NBC News veteran, who got his start in radio and was ...

Lester Holt is counting on some of the skills he developed during one of the earliest points of his career to keep it going into the future. “A shaken baby might seem to be a tell-tale sign, but not ...