2 Families Who Lost Daughters In Deadly Crashes Fight To Change Law And Save Lives
Even a driver with chronic suspensions, up to 10, can only be charged with a misdemeanor.
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Even a driver with chronic suspensions, up to 10, can only be charged with a misdemeanor.
Britney Spears is free of the conservatorship that has ruled her life, career and finances for nearly 14 years. A Los Angeles judge terminated the court-ordered arrangement Friday at the request of the pop star's legal team, ending her years-long battle.
Health officials fear a fifth wave of the coronavirus could stifle the holiday season. Cases are spiking in some places in the United States, and overseas, at least one country just announced a new lockdown.
Police say the child crawled through a gap left open after an air conditioner was removed.
Sweeney conceded the election this week to his Republican newcomer challenger, truck driver Ed Durr.
Sources tell CBS2 a woman matching her description crossed a barrier near the lion exhibit Thursday afternoon and tossed roses and cash at the lions.
Shaw was locked up for nine years of a 14-year sentence for attacking and raping a 25-year-old Queens woman while she was taking out the trash.
There was an unusual wildlife rescue on Long Island as volunteers spent days wading through murky water.
Outrage is mounting over a hateful speech at a planning board meeting Wednesday in Rockland County.
Getting an early start on holiday shopping was at the top the some people's to do list. Many families that headed to malls were surprised to see Santa waiting for them.
Waters is best known for her hit songs "Gypsy Woman" and "100% Pure Love," but her musical journey started decades before she ever recorded a single note.
It would be the state's first new park since 2006.
Travis Scott's spokesperson and former Baltimore mayor, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, told "CBS Mornings" on Friday that the idea that Scott could have halted the Astroworld music festival is "ludicrous."
The plane bound for the Dominican Republic crashed moments after taking off from Kennedy Airport on November 12, 2001, killing 265 people.
Police arrested a retired Long Island Rail Road employee from Lake Ronkonoma, 64-year-old Kenneth Gasper, charging him with aggravated harassment.
