'Not A Page Gone': First Responders Find Intact Bibles Among Tornado Wreckage
As clean-up efforts continue in middle Tennessee following Tuesday's deadly tornadoes, first responders have found at least three untouched Bibles among the wreckage.
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As clean-up efforts continue in middle Tennessee following Tuesday's deadly tornadoes, first responders have found at least three untouched Bibles among the wreckage.
A group of college students in South Carolina are trying to raise $75,000 for a fast-food restaurant employee who lost his home in a fire.
Joe Biden has plenty of reasons to smile about his performance on Super Tuesday.
Imagine being a high school state champion before you're even in high school.
Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg has ended his presidential run and thrown his support behind fellow Democratic hopeful Joe Biden.
A California homeowner who was tired of dealing with thieves prowling her neighborhood took matters into her own hands and turned a sprinkler into a security system.
A California woman who nurtured a "beautiful succulent" for two years says she had no idea the plant was fake.
An elementary school in North Carolina says it's found a perfect way to help students refocus their classroom stress.
A mother in Georgia says she was "furious" when she learned her daughter was pulled out of a school dance because of her identification as a transgender female.
Mendl Weinstock says he told his sister five years that he would bring a llama to her big day when she wouldn't stop talking about her future wedding.
Jennifer Aniston, Melissa McCarthy, Tyra Banks, Elizabeth Banks, Jessica Biel all took to social media to show off their civic pride.
CBS News projects he picked up wins in Massachusetts, Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, Minnesota, Oklahoma and Texas. CBS News projects Bernie Sanders will win Colorado, Utah and his home state of Vermont.
Polls are now closed in all the Super Tuesday states.
Tornadoes touched down across Tennessee on Tuesday, killing at least 22 people and leaving an undetermined number missing, according to authorities.
Investors seem unimpressed with the Federal Reserve's largest interest rate cut since 2008, pushing down stocks amid mounting concerns over the coronavirus.
