Driving too slow? You could be slapped with $1000 fine
If you're heading out on the highway, buckle up for change: More states are joining the 38 that already have laws for lingering in the left lane
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If you're heading out on the highway, buckle up for change: More states are joining the 38 that already have laws for lingering in the left lane
Beach remains open, but officials advise against ocean swimming after two young people lost limbs in separate shark attacks this past weekend.
The decision was made by a judge after hearing evidence against Chase Merritt in the 2010 slayings of Merritt's business associate and the associate's family
Phoenix-area man helped plan assault on Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest, officials say; Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem accused of providing the guns
Filmmaker John Waters called burlesque icon "the best tourist attraction that Baltimore ever had"
Police say the boy kicked and stepped on the little girl, because it was "so overwhelming to hear her cry and scream"
Drone recently recorded video of a juvenile great white shark in waist-high water at Surfside Beach
Details emerge about prison worker's very intimate relationship with escapee, and CBS News get's a rare look at the desperate situation inside Yemen
Ex-president of Spokane's NAACP chapter sued Howard University more than a decade ago, claiming she was the victim of discrimination
A 21st birthday party took a tragic turn when a fourth-floor balcony gave way near UC Berkeley; several injured in critical, life-threatening conditions
The case of William Bruce, who murdered his mother in a psychotic rage, highlights debate over treatment for the severely mentally ill
More than two decades of teen surveys shed light on what happens when medical marijuana becomes legal
Evacuations, school closures as Tropical Storm Bill threatens to drench parts of the country still reeling from last month's deadly deluge
The Blackhawks clinched the cup at home for the first time since 1938 after a grueling six-game series against the Tampa Bay Lightning
The blaze, which increased in size, has moved residents in a town north of Anchorage to find a safe place for their animals