Al Roker

“Nature is more resilient than we think, if we are intentional about it,” Obama told TODAY’s Al Roker

“My message is after two years you’re back, America’s back,” the president said in a live phone call

The former TODAY weatherman was well-known for his big personality and his tradition of honoring fans who turned 100 years old.

Al, who replaced a then semi-retired Scott on TODAY in 1996, shared a touching post on Instagram alongside carousel of images of the duo posing together throughout the years.

The veteran weatherman became a trending topic on Twitter when viewers took to social media to express their concern for Roker, 67, covering the storm at his age.

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai has been reporting from Tokyo and is seeing first hand the weather conditions athletes are experiencing while competing in the Games.

They collectively set a record for the most people in an online weather reporting relay with 63

Our favorite weatherman Al Roker has been feeling good on his road to recovery, so much so that he’s taking up all kinds of hobbies! When he’s not reporting on the weather forecast, he’s cooking up a storm in the kitchen and he’s found a recipe for roast chicken that’s apparently the best you’ll ever...

Al Roker got Joe Biden’s attention (again).

Al Roker and his Thanksgiving nemesis are much butter friends a year later.

Al Roker made his return to TODAY on Monday, complete with his favorite theme music from “The A-Team,” for his first appearance since Nov. 6, when he revealed that he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer. “Great medical care and the love of friends and family, it goes a long way,” Al said at the beginning of the show. Hoda Kotb…

Al Roker has received some great news a week after he underwent prostate cancer surgery. The pathology report issued on Monday found that there is no evidence of cancer beyond the prostate, which Al had removed during the procedure.

Al Roker is giving fans a positive update after undergoing prostate cancer surgery.

Al Roker announced Friday he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and is taking some time off from the TODAY Show to fight it. Janelle Wang talked to UCSF urologist, Dr. Rohit Bose. He isn’t Roker’s doctor, but specializes in prostate cancer.

Al Roker announced on TODAY that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will be undergoing surgery to have his prostate removed.

TODAY star Al Roker reveals his keys to success in his new book “You Look So Much Better In Person.” Roker not only speaks about his recent Broadway stint but offers life and relationship advice in his latest book.

Climate change affects everybody. It doesn’t care if you’re black or white, rich or poor, male or female. Climate change affects everybody, and the notion that we can ignore it is just foolhardy. We are talking about the fate of our planet.

It’s almost here!
Kelly Clarkson stopped by the ‘Today’ show Monday to talk about her new talk show that debuts this afternoon and said she’s having a hard time containing her excitement.

A satellite time-lapse from Sept. 2, 2017, to Sept. 5, 2017, shows Hurricane Irma moving west toward the Leeward Islands as it changed from a Category 3 to a Category 5 hurricane.

Former ‘Today’ co-host Tamron Hall has been out of the public eye since departing NBC in 2017. But Hall took to social media to reveal some good news she’s been sitting on for months.