The Kansas City Chiefs battle the Houston Texans in a pivotal AFC matchup on Sunday Night Football today. Find out how to watch for free without FuboTV.

Under the supervision of executive Cesar Conde, NBC News has rolled out a long suite of streaming products that offer digitally savvy news aficionados access to “Today,” “Dateline” and more. Now, the company will offer all of its content in a single basket.

If you're looking to watch the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting on Wednesday, NBCUniversal is your exclusive home. The broadcast will stream live on NBC television and Peacock nationally starting at 8 p.m., and a Spanish-language broadcast will be available at 9 p.m. on Telemundo.

It remains unclear when NBCU networks will return to Fubo. However, the streamer notes that if the dispute continues and NBCU programming is not available on Fubo “for an extended period,” $15 will be directly credited to subscribers. Viewers who need another streaming option can still tune into NBC programming on Peacock.

As the feud between NBCUniversal and Fubo persists, here are the best ways football fans can watch games for free right now, and watch NBC streaming in the long term.

The sports network is available on Xfinity’s Popular TV package and the platform’s Sports & News TV bundle. NBCSN is stocked with programming that has previously been available only on NBCU’s Peacock streaming service;

Reigning English Premier League champion Liverpool’s bid to right its ship and return to contention next sets up a Saturday matchup with 17th place Leeds United.

Save This Site! Buy Me a Coffee! Comcast has added the new NBC Sports Network to its Sports & News, Popular TV and Ultimate TV plans. The 24/7 channel, which launched on YouTube TV on November 17, offers a variety of live sports and related sports programming now found on its streaming service,

Tom Llamas says the nicest things — unless you happen to be a senior executive at ABC or CBS. In recent weeks, audiences tuning into NBC's "NBC Nightly News," which Llamas has been anchoring since June,

T he Miami Dolphins will try to continue their surge on Sunday when they visit AFC East rivals the New York Jets for an NFL Week 14 matchup. The Dolphins (5-7) have won three in a