New Orleans police: Officer shot in Lower 9th Ward
Police say officer was working with the DEA in a section of the city that saw much devastation from Hurricane Katrina in 2005
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Police say officer was working with the DEA in a section of the city that saw much devastation from Hurricane Katrina in 2005
Four kids had been left alone in a car parked outside a cellphone store in Tennessee while their parents went inside to pay a bill
Nicholas Wiltgen's car crashed through the wall of a parking garage and into an adjacent hotel, hitting a hotel employee
State EPA taking James Bates to task for failing to tell village's residents for months about high lead levels in water of some homes
Video on Twitter appeared to show someone snorting white powder and tweet mentioned Mauk by name; it's QB's 3rd suspension in 4 months
As thousands struggle to return to school and work from D.C. to New York, we meet a survivor of the Paris attacks struggling "to see love"
Orange County authorities say three escaped inmates could be hiding out somewhere nearby and are considered armed and dangerous
Some D.C. residents worry city's slow snow removal response could have dangerous consequences while tensions boil over in NYC
Object found by workers on Miami Beach property could yield fortune
United States Coast Guard said the people were rescued from a 106-foot yacht that sank in the waters off Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Curtis Lovelace is in court on a first-degree murder charge in the killing of his first wife, who died in 2006 on Valentine's Day
Cheese was stolen from a suburban Milwaukee trucking company
Picture shows six high school senior girls wearing black shirts with letters or asterisks written on them in gold tape
Southwest Florida man in custody after his girlfriend, her teenage daughter, the couple's 3-year-old and their dog were all found dead
CBSN explores ISIS recruitment in Belgium and the ways in which broken families are left to cope