Former NHL player Aaron Ward charged with assault
Ward, longtime hockey defenseman-turned-announcer, reportedly arrested for alleged confrontation with his wife
North Carolina
S.C. gov. on flooding threat: "We're holding our breath"
Gov. Nikki Haley says it could take until weekend for threat of flooding to ease in storm-tattered state
After deadly rains, S.C. gov. warns: "Don't let the sunshine fool you"
At least 17 weather-related deaths in Carolinas as officials warn that new evacuations could be ordered
East Coast storm expected to be "slow-motion disaster"
Even with Hurricane Joaquin no longer as big of a threat, forecasters say weekend promises little relief for most of coast's waterlogged areas
Multiple injuries after part of high school collapses
Firefighters tell CBS affiliate that truck ran into concrete canopy at North Carolina school during band competition
Extra: Confronting Ann
Reporter Amanda Lamb, of CBS affiliate WRAL in Raleigh, N.C., recounts her experience meeting Ann Miller and covering the arsenic poisoning case.
Extra: Message to Clare
Friends and family share their memories of Eric Miller, a promising pediatric AIDS researcher and young father, for the benefit of his young daughter.
Wolf-dog hybrid escapes death sentence after petition drive
Owners say Karma is a Siberian Husky; animal control officials deemed her a wolf-hybrid and ordered her euthanized
Almanac: The first American X-ray
On January 12, 1896, three college students bribed a janitor to let them into a physics lab at Davidson College in North Carolina, where they produced the country's first X-ray image
Flooding first responders get training from elite rescuers
Flood rescue training is becoming a priority for first responders
Hydrogen bomb almost exploded over N.C. in 1961
Newly declassified documents show the U.S. Air Force almost detonated an atomic bomb over North Carolina by accident
N.C. police officer charged in fatal shooting of unarmed black man
Man who sought aid after car wreck shot dead by police officer
Canines go for the gold at the Dog Olympics
Dogs of all shapes and sizes had a tail-wagging good time at the 22nd annual Dog Olympics
Family of man allegedly gunned down by N.C. police officer speak out
Mark Strassmann recently spoke with Ferrell's mother and brother about his life, and trying to make sense of his death
Navy Yard shooting a "God-awful reminder" to stay vigilant, Biden says
In Savannah, Ga., to continue his push for investment in infrastructure, Vice President Joe Biden spoke on the shooting inside the Washington Navy Yard earlier in the day that left at least 13 dead
N.C. police officer accused in shooting death to appear in court
As Mark Strassmann reports, the young man may have been running to police for help when he was shot
Police officer facing charges after fatally shooting unarmed man in Charlotte, N.C.
An unarmed man was shot and killed as he was running towards police Saturday morning
Robo roaches: The future of search and rescue operations?
At North Carolina State University, researchers are working to turn Madagascar hissing cockroaches into cyborgs
Police: Girl, 3, dies after dad's drowning attempt in pond
The girl's father is accused of trying to drown her and her siblings in a North Carolina apartment complex pond
Deputy describes kids' rescue from attempted drowning
Off-duty officer says he found 5-year-old floating, 3-year-old submerged in N.C. pond when he responded to apartment manager's call
Dad's 911 call: "I just drowned my two daughters"
Durham police say 29-year-old Alan Lassiter of Raleigh tried to drown his young children in a pond -- they survived, but one is in critical condition
Police chief retires after Black Lives Matter tirade
A North Carolina town has approved the retirement of the police chief after he referred to the Black Lives Matter movement as a terrorist group in a Facebook post
N.C. officer in controversial shooting appears at bond hearing
The former police officer charged with murdering Walter Scott after a traffic stop in North Carolina appeared in court for a bond hearing
Amtrak train hits truck stalled on tracks in N.C.
No injuries were reported in the crash that took place near the Virginia border
North Carolina murder suspect taunts victim's family
A North Carolina man accused of killing another man stuck his tongue out at the victim's family during his first court appearance
Kremlin says it's "premature" to say peace deal with Ukraine is close
Russian officials say they have now received the revised U.S.-backed proposal to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine, after high-level talks between American and Ukrainian negotiators in Geneva.
Non-criminals arrested by ICE make up fastest-growing group in immigration custody
The number has increased by over 2,000% since the start of the second Trump administration.
Trump administration orders review of refugees who entered under Biden, memo shows
The Trump administration has directed a review of refugees admitted under former President Joe Biden, part of an effort to identify potential reasons that would disqualify them from being able to stay.
Noem made decision not to turn around deportation flights after judge's order, DOJ says
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem made the final decision to allow a group of deportees to be handed over to El Salvador after a judge said their flights must be returned to the U.S., the DOJ said.
Accusations of "sedition" spark uproar. Here's what the law says.
Six Democratic lawmakers are facing federal inquiries after they recorded a video urging military service members not to follow unlawful orders, a message President Trump alleged was "seditious."
At least 13 dead in fire in Hong Kong high-rise complex, others trapped
The blaze ripped through bamboo scaffolding on the multi-tower housing estate, with live video showing the fire sending great billowing plumes of red smoke into the night sky
Swalwell sues housing official who's made multiple criminal referrals for Trump critics
Trump housing official Bill Pulte also submitted criminal referrals for investigations into Sen. Adam Schiff, New York Attorney General Letitia James and Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook.
FBI opens inquiry into Democrats over "illegal orders," lawmakers say
The group appeared in a video last week that called on service members and members of the intelligence community to "refuse illegal orders."
Maps show where storms threaten Thanksgiving travel across the U.S.
Two storm systems are forecast to bring rain, snow and powerful winds to various parts of the U.S. this week, in the days leading up to Thanksgiving.