DA: Girlfriend of doctor accused of rape made victims feel "safe"
Investigators have identified three more possible victims after a surgeon and his girlfriend were charged with drugging and raping two intoxicated women, prosecutors say
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Investigators have identified three more possible victims after a surgeon and his girlfriend were charged with drugging and raping two intoxicated women, prosecutors say
CBS News spoke to the parents of the 22-year-old American beaten to death in Greece as they set out to face their son's alleged killers
Six-part podcast centers on Peter Chadwick, a wealthy businessman charged with murdering his wife of 21 years, then running away
Newly engaged woman who was killed in a residential neighborhood in the nation's capital was likely a random target, police say
Affidavit accuses Cody Wilson, owner of Texas company that makes untraceable 3D-printed guns, of paying $500 for sex with teen girl
Authoritis say Bruce Rogal, 59, killed his parents hours after his divorce was finalized and he shot at his now ex-wife
A federal search warrant revealed that agents began searching a child protection database and found child pornography linked to an IP address at the Sunspot observatory
Health and Human Services Department recently told Senate staffers that case managers couldn't find the children after they made follow-up calls to check on their safety
The Ohio gubernatorial candidates meet on the debate stage for the first time on Wednesday
Adonis Watt, a freshman running back in Phoenix, is 6 feet, 2 inches tall, 140 pounds — and lost his sight at age 5
Madison police said they got a 911 call about a "suspicious vehicle" when Shelia Stubbs was out campaigning
One Navy veteran showed CBS News her home, which already was fixed up after Hurricane Floyd
"CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor recently sat down with a group of Catholics in Pennsylvania to discuss how the scandal has affected their faith
The suspected gunman was shot and killed by an officer at the scene, state police said
Lawyers for the woman accusing Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault say FBI investigation would serve as first step in the process to their client testifying in public