Phil Helsel is a News Reporter at NBC News. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and government and politics. Phil's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, CNBC, and NBC Los Angeles, among others.
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Phil Helsel's articles primarily cover evolving stories and breaking news, with a strong focus on crime, government & politics, and entertainment news. His topics include missing persons cases, crime stories, accidents, natural disasters as well as legal cases.
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By: Phil Helsel
The world's premier soccer event, which will be held across the U.S., Mexico and Canada, kicks off June 11.
By: Maya Rosenberg, Abigail Williams, Phil Helsel
Cuba said that it provided information that “made it possible to categorically demonstrate that Cuba does not constitute a threat to U.S. national security.”
Noel Rodriguez-Alvarez had been missing since October 2022. His mother, who went to India after a welfare check but has been brought back to the U.S., is charged with murder.
President Donald Trump said that Abu-Bilal al-Minuki was killed in an operation in which American forces partnered with Nigerian forces.
By: Phil Helsel, Courtney Kube
A spokesman for U.S. Central Command said that the U.S. military “continues to defend our forces while using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire.”
The U.S. military struck targets in Iran near the Strait of Hormuz in what a spokesman for the military said Monday were acts of self-defense.
By: Phil Helsel
There still was a small explosion concern and spill potential, officials said, as evacuation orders were lowered from around 60,000 to 16,000 people.
By: Courtney Kube, Richard Engel, Raf Sanchez, Phil Helsel, Alexander Smith
Iran accused the United States on Tuesday of “a clear violation of the ceasefire” between the two countries after the U.S. launched what it called defensive strikes.
By: Phil Helsel
Some 16,000 residents were allowed to return home Tuesday night, after days of anxious waiting as fire crews worked to prevent a tank full of a toxic and flammable chemical from exploding.
By: Phil Helsel
A large amount of material spilled into a ditch near the site of the deadly tank implosion at a paper mill in Longview. The total death toll is believed to be 11.
