Opioid crisis prompts extreme proposals
CBS News gets a first-hand look at problem overwhelming Middletown, Ohio, where one councilman warns addicts: "We might not show up to treat you"
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CBS News gets a first-hand look at problem overwhelming Middletown, Ohio, where one councilman warns addicts: "We might not show up to treat you"
While wildfires rage across Western states, the SuperTanker sits idly in an airport hanger because of bureaucratic red tape
Authorities say they have found nine bodies and are only looking for one more person among a group who got swept up in a furious flash flood in the Tonto National Forest in Arizona
It suddenly accelerated, causing rollover and slightly injuring 5 inside, police say
Authorities in Pennsylvania say she told them he asked her to kill him, citing “online issues” with cult, and she complied
Woman named by son, friends as the one who was shot in Minneapolis was beloved yoga teacher who moved there from Australia
Wolff broadcast the NFL's championship game, World Series, NBA Finals and Stanley Cup Finals; he died peacefully Saturday night in New York
Deputy was investigating report of domestic disturbance when he was shot, according to sheriff's office; suspect not identified
"We're going through over 100 pounds of catfish a day, oxtail is another 300 pounds a day," executive chef Jerome Grant says. "We sell out of everything"
"There was a bang, and then a gentleman screamed," says a witness. "I saw a man bleeding from the lower right leg"
"They had no warning. They heard a roar, and it was on top of them," local fire chief says
William "Willie" Cooper, 58, walking when someone shot him from a dark-colored vehicle driving by, police said
Jesus Armando Escobar suffered only minor injuries when metal fell landed on top of his Pontiac van, smashing the roof, Florida Highway Patrol says
From World Emoji Day to Comic-Con International, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
African American community's anger over treatment by police sparked five days of violence that led to deaths, burned homes, and unforgettable scenes of a city (and police force) divided