May 1 Fri

NBC News' Angie Lassman reports on the severe rains and dangerous flooding in Texas that left at least one person dead, vehicles flipped over, and trees uprooted. Authorities say an 18-year-old suspect walked into a Kentucky bank, shot and killed two people, and then led police on a high-speed chase. Tonight, the suspect is in custody and possibly facing the death penalty. NBC News' Maggie Vespa reports. The budget airline could abruptly halt all operations in just a few hours. The complete collapse of Spirit would be a huge blow to the airline industry and a major headache for people planning to travel with the carrier in the coming months. NBC News' Brian Cheung has the latest. There's new reporting about a suicide note Jeffrey Epstein may have left behind in a New York jail cell. A former cellmate says he found it after Epstein attempted suicide. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk has the latest. The Pentagon will withdraw roughly 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany, a move that comes amid President Trump's growing clash with European allies over Iran and NATO tensions. NBC News' Courtney Kube reports. After the biggest wildfire in New Mexico's history, victims are demanding answers as to why the head of a FEMA funds office had his claims processed before those who had total losses. Ryan Laughlin from NBC affiliate KOB4 reports. Tom Llamas sits down with Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole, who is changing the face of America's favorite pastime. From players pitching on stilts, to backflip catches, even breaking out into song and dance right in the batter's box. It's all part of his mission to make baseball more fun, family-friendly and affordable - and its popularity spans generations.