Defense begins for dad accused in son's hot car death
The defense for Justin Ross Harris called to the stand Friday a real estate agent who said Harris was looking at homes in a better school district
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The defense for Justin Ross Harris called to the stand Friday a real estate agent who said Harris was looking at homes in a better school district
CBS News' Elections Director Anthony Salvanto talks about the way voters view Clinton's emails, and the race so far in Georgia and Colorado
Police are reviewing the social media footprint for two teens suspected in the murder of another teen in Georgia
Daveon Coates, 15, and Tatiyana Coates, 11, were at home with a number of children when intruders entered the home
The young woman, now 19, testified Friday Justin Ross Harris first contacted her online in 2013 after she posted on the Whisper app that she wanted a relationship like the one depicted in "50 Shades of Grey"
Gregory Lawler also critically wounded 2nd officer; courts didn't buy last-minute lawyers' argument that his having autism helped explain his actions
A school contract worker allegedly threw the 13-year-old boy to the ground multiple times and didn't render medical aid before placing him on a school bus
Bus bears slogan "Forward Together," features likenesses of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine
Justin Ross Harris cried in court Tuesday as a medical examiner took the stand in his murder trial
Cobb County District Attorney Chuck Boring apologized while displaying the photo, which was among multiple sexually explicit images sent between Justin Ross Harris and an Alabama teenager
Prosecutors allege Justin Ross Harris intentionally left his son to die in a hot car to escape family responsibilities and focus on sexual liaisons
Industry officials say the lack of flood insurance is a troubling situation, especially since the risk of flooding appears to be on the rise
Emergency crews on scene in effort to free people from bus
Sixteen-year-old Caelyn Olds was handing out literature from her church Saturday in Fayetteville when a pickup truck struck her without stopping, local news organizations reported
Gov. Pat McCrory toured several areas Monday in Fayetteville that experienced devastating flooding, while the death toll climbed in the state to 11
“We are all blessed that Matthew stayed off our coast,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott said
The storm left more than 1.1 million without power in Florida as the powerful Category 2 storm moves up the Atlantic coast
Hurricane Matthew battered the Caribbean, and is now barreling for Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas
Matthew's potential torrential rainfall, storm surges and flooding could damage power transmission and distribution lines
Fearing a storm surge of 10 to 12 feet, 15 inches of rain and hurricane force winds, Georgia joined South Carolina in ordering mandatory evacuations for people on the coast
Justin Ross Harris is accused of intentionally leaving his 22-month-old son to die in a hot car in Georgia in June 2014
The lawsuit was filed against Columbus on behalf of Cleopatra Harris, 22, who reported abuse, didn't press charges and was arrested and fined
A defense attorney argued Tuesday that Justin Ross Harris didn't intentionally leave his toddler son to die in a hot SUV; he said he'd call the child's mother to the stand
Officials with a Georgia school district say an employee has been fired after she described first lady Michelle Obama as a gorilla on Facebook
Georgia state investigators say Sherry Hall told them a suspect shot her in her abdomen, but her bullet proof vest protected her