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Lemonade Stand Forced to Shut Down
7-year-old Julie Murphy had her lemonade stand shut down at the Maria Fair in Oregon City, Ore., because she didn't have the $120 temporary restaurant license. Gary Hamilton reports.
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7-year-old Julie Murphy had her lemonade stand shut down at the Maria Fair in Oregon City, Ore., because she didn't have the $120 temporary restaurant license. Gary Hamilton reports.
An accident in Missouri involving two school buses, a tractor-trailer and an SUV have left at least two people dead and 50 reportedly injured. Gary Hamilton reports.
A small plane crashed Wednesday morning outside Deer Valley Airport in north Phoenix, Arizona. Police said the pilot was killed in the crash.
Fisherman Ray Cason stumbled upon an alligator feeding frenzy at the Stephen C. Foster Park in Georgia and caught the action on tape.
Massive flooding in Pakistan, Obama has a blunt message for embattled Rep. Charles Rangel and Lindsay Lohan is freed from jail. For the news you missed over the weekend watch "The Feed" with Erica Hill.
Massive flooding in Pakistan, Obama has a blunt message for embattled Rep. Charles Rangel and Lindsay Lohan is freed from jail. For the news you missed over the weekend watch "The Feed" with Erica Hill.
Hundreds of poor South African grandmothers profited from selling home-made scarves and hats to soccer fans during the World Cup. They are members of a project called Gogo Magic, which teaches knitting to elderly unemployed women in poor neighborhoods of Johannesburg. CBSNews.com's Brandi Kruse reports.
Up in the air with New York Daily News photographer John Rocca, we caught a glimpse of Astor Courts Estate, the site of the wedding between Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky. Meanwhile, residents of Rhinebeck, N.Y., prepare for the upcoming wedding. CBSNews.com's Brandi Kruse reports.
Local rice farmers in Northern Japan's Inakadate Village have gained worldwide fame for their artistic images embedded in crop fields.
Some of the best soldiers in the country are at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin to compete in a competition to be named the Army Reserve's best warrior. CBSNews.com's Brandi Kruse reports.