Kentucky teen leaves school with stranger, texts for help
Police say Amber Wagers may have met the person online; messaged friend that they might be headed to Ohio and to call police
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Police say Amber Wagers may have met the person online; messaged friend that they might be headed to Ohio and to call police
Rapper says a lot of people facing similar battles with the criminal justice system are depending on him
Diamond and Silk are offering testimony on social media filtering and policing practices
Relatively low number of central Americans arrive in Tijuana as U.S. warns "asylum fraud" will be met with prosecution
Patton Oswalt helped finish wife's best-seller about the notorious cold case after Michelle McNamara died in April 2016
James Shaw Jr., who charged at the suspected gunman who killed four people at a Waffle House, took upon on himself to raise money for the families of the victims
President Trump still backs the embattled Ronny Jackson to head the VA, but there is a stronger expectation Jackson will withdraw his name, CBS News' Major Garrett reports
Pennsylvania's highest court ordered the rapper's immediate release Tuesday after he spent five months in jail
Authorities say elusive serial predator killed 12 and committed 45 rapes in California in the 1970s and 1980s
"The dog was skin and bones, unable to lift his head," the Providence Animal Center said in a Facebook post
One victim was stabbed in the neck, stomach and arm and the other was stabbed in the chest and stomach
Health officials say romaine lettuce in stores and restaurants now is likely from California and not Yuma, Arizona, where the tainted lettuce originated
But the French president said if the U.S. decides to get rid of the Iran deal, it will be a mistake
Employees wore orange ribbons and hugged one another as a steady stream of customers came in to order food and show support
President Trump's personal attorney says he will be using his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent, on the advice of his counsel