Search underway off Fla. for sailboat carrying father, 3 teens
Coast Guard says 29-footer was headed from Sarasota to Fort Myers to have repairs done when it apparently ran into trouble
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Coast Guard says 29-footer was headed from Sarasota to Fort Myers to have repairs done when it apparently ran into trouble
Justice Department closes investigation into Kendrick Johnson's death, finding "insufficient evidence to support federal criminal charges"
In an interview with Univision, a man claims he first met Omar Mateen on the gay dating app Grindr, says they were "friends with benefits"
Sumter County Sheriff's Office said an eight-and-a-half-foot-long, 300 pound alligator attacked a 58-year-old man Tuesday not far from Orlando
Intense heat wave cools slightly as firefighters try to get upper hand on blazes, urging residents to stay on alert
CBS News' Bill Plante was a young reporter when he was sent to cover a story about the murder of three civil rights workers in Philadelphia, Mississippi
FBI agents arrested 18-year-old as he tried to board a bus from Indianapolis to New York, where he was to fly to Morocco and on to territory controlled by ISIS
More than 2.5 million HUD-subsidized homes have hazardous levels of lead; but their regulations say a child must actually be lead poisoned before any repairs or moves are approved
"The fact that this person was a Muslim, and also that he was a Muslim from my community and someone that I knew .... very disturbing," man tells CBS News
Donald Trump tells "CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell he isn't concerned about her fundraising lead
Family friend describes Michael Sandford as an intelligent boy who had low self-esteem and began showing signs of autism as he grew older
Under the new law, the district will be split in two on July 1 and control of the new district will be returned to a school board to be elected in November
Federal investigators say various professional athletes were cheated out of at least $30 million in a Ponzi-like scheme run by their investment adviser
Investigators tell CBS News Orlando gunman entered the Pulse nightclub at least once before he returned to begin the assault
Little girl, 11, died when lightning toppled a tree onto a cabin she was inside at a southeastern Indiana summer camp