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VIDEO: Sneak Peek - Wife of Jerry Sandusky Appears on NBC's TODAY

Dottie Sandusky, the wife of former Penn State assistant football coach and convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky, will appear in an exclusive interview on TODAY today, March 12th to talk about how the former Penn State football coach is coping in a Pennsylvania prison.

VIDEO: Jordin Sparks Struts Her Stuff on TODAY

As part of TODAY's weeklong 'Love Your Selfie' series, American Idol champ Jording Sparks strutted her stuff and talked about body image on this morning's show.

Al Roker & Kathie Lee Gifford to Host Special Oscars Edition of TODAY, 3/3

NBC's TODAY is heading to Hollywood to cover the film industry's most glamorous night. Al Roker and Kathie Lee Gifford will co-host a special split-edition of TODAY live from Los Angeles, Monday, March 3, the morning after the Oscars. TODAY's Oscar After Party will highlight the night's biggest moments and best fashion. Roker and Gifford, who will cover the famed red carpet, will share their interviews with Hollywood's brightest stars.

Tamron Hall Joins Third Hour of NBC's TODAY

NBC has announced that MSNBC anchor Tamron Hall would join the 9:00 am third hour of TODAY, where she frequently appears as a fill-in host.

NBC's WEEKEND TODAY to Broadcast from Sochi's Olympic Park

On Saturday February 15 and Sunday February 16, the weekend edition of NBC's TODAY will continue to bring the excitement of the XXII Olympic Winter Games to viewers at home. This weekend on TODAY, the official morning show of the Olympic Games, Lester Holt, Al Roker and Natalie Morales will host the broadcast live from Sochi, Russia. Erica Hill will be live from New York.

THE INJUSTICE FILES: SUNDOWN TOWNS to Premiere 2/24 on Investigation Discovery

Don't let the sun set on you in a sundown town. That's what signs at the city limits of all-white communities warned when African-Americans were not allowed to live there or even visit after the sun set. This method of exclusion was often held by an official policy or restrictive covenant-. The practice of excluding blacks from American towns was so prevalent that, by 1936, it became the impetus for Harlem civic leader Victor Green to pen the Negro Motorist Green-Book, a guide designed to help African-American travelers avoid places where they could be harassed, threatened, or even killed. Today, it is illegal for sundown towns to exist on paper due to the 1968 Fair Housing Act, but some believe that communities remain sundown by reputation and reluctance to diversify. In the fourth installment of Investigation Discovery's Black History Month anthology THE INJUSTICE FILES, filmmaker Keith Beauchamp takes a cross-country road trip to explore whether these exclusionary practices still exist today. Produced exclusively for Investigation Discovery by Al Roker Entertainment, THE INJUSTICE FILES: SUNDOWN TOWNS one-hour special premieres Monday, February 24 at 8/7c.

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