Study: Drivers Who Smoke Weed Don't Think They'll Get Arrested For Driving High
While nearly 15 million Americans admit to driving within one hour after using marijuana, most don't think they'll get arrested for driving while high.
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While nearly 15 million Americans admit to driving within one hour after using marijuana, most don't think they'll get arrested for driving while high.
A new study finds that every two hours in the U.S., a child is brought to the emergency room due to unintentional exposure to personal care and cosmetic products.
Texas' childhood population swelled by an additional 2.5 million since 1990. The number of children in poverty there increased from about 1.1 million to 1.5 million.
It's a deal worth more than $10 billion. Pfizer is buying the cancer treatment company Array BioPharma.
A safety alert for all cooks to check their baking products. Select bags of King Arthur Flour are being recalled due to possible E. coli contamination.
The CBS 11 I-Team has been following the development of this clinical trial for more than a decade, and it's now in the final stages of the FDA approval process.
West Nile virus is not showing up in many mosquitoes just yet, but some cities are not waiting for those positive tests before taking action.
Measles cases in the U.S. have surged to a new high, eclipsing the total number of cases from all of 1992, the worst in 27 years.
According to "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek, doctors are calling his response to treatment for advanced pancreatic cancer "kind of mind-boggling."
Are you tired, mentally and emotionally worn out? Working too hard is now a recognized medical condition.
After the first month of COBRA coverage, the price went up $1.96, but the family never changed their payments.
A new study suggests professional football players may be more likely to die from degenerative brain diseases and heart problems than pro baseball players but the reasons are unclear.
Even as the anti-abortion movement celebrates the sweeping bans passed in several states, it's divided by a widening rift over whether those prohibitions should apply to victims of rape and incest.
More than one million Texans could be eligible to access medical marijuana through the Texas Compassionate Use program if it becomes law.
The primary Border Patrol facility for processing migrants in South Texas has resumed normal operations, less than 24 hours after the facility suspended intake operations after 32 people tested positive for the flu.