Shuttle workers face bankruptcy
Carole Bess is a bankruptcy attorney who has helped many former space shuttle workers cope with the layoffs.
Florida
Hidden camera interview with stem cell doctor
Dr. Dan Ecklund came to Florida to meet a couple seeking Ecklund's illicit stem cell treatment for their son with cerebral palsy. Instead, Scott Pelley was there to interview him.
"There's no substance to anything he said"
Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg of Duke University's Stem Cell Transplant program watched our interview with disgraced doctor Dan Ecklund and evaluated his claims about his stem cell treatments.
Claiming a stem cell cure
Dan Ecklund peddles stem cells treatments on the Internet, even recommending injections into a patient's spine. Dr. Joanne Kurtzberg of Duke University says putting cells in the spinal fluid is dangerous.
Life as a Public Defender
In her weekly Crimesider blog, Broward County, Florida Assistant Public Defender Kim Segal describes one case where both sides were on the same side
Space Coast: Through the lens of 60 Minutes
60 Minutes cameraman Chris Albert captures scenes from Brevard County, Fla., in the wake of NASA's space shuttle program closing.
Growing up homeless
Arielle and Austin Metzger say homelessness has forced them to grow up fast, an experience Arielle wouldn't wish on other kids.
"Everyone can do something"
Social worker Beth Davalos tells Scott Pelley that schools, businesses, nonprofits and community members have all teamed up to help homeless families.
Florida man charged in "rough sex" murder
Police say Fidel Lopez mutilated his girlfriend after she called out another man's name during intercourse
Georgia boy, 12, attacked by shark in Florida
Police say the boy was in waist-deep water at Fernandina Beach when he felt the shark bite near his knee
Police: Daytona Beach shooting suspect killed self
York Zed Bodden was found hanging in his jail cell Saturday, one day after his arrest in connection with a triple shooting that killed two Bethune-Cookman University students
This U.S. state is ground zero for tobacco suits
Cigarette companies face more than 3,000 in one part of the country, along with massive potential liabilities
A hero, aged 10, emerges after Fla. school bus crash
Officials say fifth grader Nicholas Sierra kept going back to his submerged school bus to help kids off after it slammed into a pond
Michael Dunn prosecutors ask for retrial
Prosecutors in the Michael Dunn trial are asking for a retrial after the jury deadlocked on the charge of first-degree murder for the shooting death of Jordan Davis. Dunn was found guilty on four other counts against him and will be sentenced next month
Winter weather rocks Alabama, Florida; icy road conditions leave many stranded
Drivers abandoned thousands of vehicles on icy roadways around Birmingham, Ala.
Report: Fla. man, 91, fires gun at landscapers
A 91-year-old Avon Park man allegedly shot at two men for getting grass clippings on his vehicle
FAMU settles with family of drum major who died after hazing
Robert Champion died after band members pummeled him with fists and mallets aboard a bus parked outside an Orlando hotel in 2011
Cops: More than 3,500 blades removed from Fla. home
Police in Florida say a woman tried to stab a sheriff's sergeant in a home filled with bladed weapons
Woman's body found at Fla. dry cleaners, man arrested
Victim is believed to have been shot to death at her family's cleaning business near Orlando
Parents of missing Fla. boy arrested on drug charges
The parents of Lonzie Barton, who was 21 months old when he disappeared July 24 have been arrested on drug charges
GOP debate fact check: Did Trump want casino gambling in Florida?
Donald Trump and Jeb Bush were at odds in Wednesday's debate about Trump's attempt to influence gambling rules in Bush's state
Alleged Florida foot sniffer arrested
Arrest follows complaint of someone crawling under library tables and smelling a woman's feet at Florida International University
Man accused of killing Fla. doctor drops bond request
Missouri man Curtis Wayne Wright Jr. is one of two men charged with killing doctor Teresa Sievers; Wright grew up with victim's husband
Life as a Public Defender
In her weekly Crimesider blog, Assistant Broward County, Florida Public Defender Kim Segal grapples with how the judicial system deals with people who are mentally ill
Police searching for man accused of sniffing feet in college library
Man is accused of entering the Florida International University library and crawling under tables to smell women's feet
Hegseth to announce 20% cut to generals and admirals
Trump and major AI executives sign "morally binding" voluntary controls
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Transcript shows campus police's interview with Jane Doe in Cornell rape case
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Iran's military says war will only end when U.S. admits defeat
Supreme Court revives Trump's third-country deportation policy for now
Former "American Idol" contestant Caleb Flynn found guilty in wife's murder
Jack Smith defends handling of Trump probes at heated Senate hearing
Attorney says there's "no evidence" Lindsay Clancy admitted killing her kids
