Police dog sniffs out $10M worth of weed
The Chicago Police Department thanked the officers involved for their “hard work in this large narcotics seizure.”
Archives: 2018
Man framed by corrupt cops released after 10 years in prison
“I just think he needs to travel the world. He needs to see things. He’s missed a lot in this decade.”
Concealed carry getting easier for Mississippians
While it’s not required, law enforcement is asking those who carry to be mindful of your surroundings and above all know what you’re doing.
Is Domestic Violence on the rise?
After Friday’s shooting at the Cracker Barrel, in Columbus, more people are concerned about their safety when going out in public.
“7 Days for the Troops” raises funds for area veterans
A wounded Marine veteran is spending the next seven days living in the Mall at Barnes Crossing as part of an annual fundraiser.
Remembering Lester Brooks, Jr. – A life taken too Soon
Family and friends say he will be remembered as a man who cared about his community.
Teen steps up to help blind and deaf man in random act of kindness
A flight attendant on an Alaska Airlines trip to Portland last week asked an urgent question: Did anyone onboard know sign language?
Dow falls amid trade fears as Harley-Davidson announces plan to move production
WASHINGTON — The Dow fell by more than 300 points on Monday amid growing worries about trade. Harley-Davidson said it’s planning to shift some of its production overseas to avoid tariffs that Europe imposed when President Trump slapped tariffs on European steel and aluminum. Mr. Trump blamed past U.S. leaders for the simmering conflict over trade. In a tweet, he…
Commander of Texas tent city on zero tolerance policy: “Dumb, stupid decision”
EL PASO, Texas — The commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said on Monday the agency has stopped referring immigrant parents for criminal prosecution until federal agencies can agree on a plan to keep parents and children together. More than 500 children have been reunited with their families since the president ordered agencies to stop separating them, but…
California voters weigh in on Sarah Sanders’ restaurant controversy
“CBS Evening News” anchor Jeff Glor met with a group of voters in California to get their take on the current national political climate. Three were liberal and three were conservative, but it’s more complicated than that. They have a wide range of backgrounds, and they had very strong opinions on issues impacting the country, including whether they would have…
OCH’s Board of Trustees name new CEO
Jackson replaces long CEO Richard Hilton who’s stepping down after more than 30 years with OCH.
Two arrested on unrelated strangulation cases
The alleged incident happened Saturday but the victim did not seek treatment until the next day.
“Permit Patty” speaks out after calling police on girl selling water
Eight-year-old Jordan Rodgers was selling bottled water on a San Francisco sidewalk for about 15 minutes when she was confronted by Alison Ettel for not having a permit. “She asked me where’s my permit? And I didn’t know what a permit was,” Jordan told CBS News. There has been a growing backlash online against Ettel, who is white, who allegedly…
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Monroe County Sheriff’s Office hosts mentoring program
Monroe County Sheriff’s Department announced their Summer Youth Mentoring Program.
Lowndes County man accused of child sex crime
The Artesia man was arrested late Sunday afternoon, that’s when deputies started investigating the case.
CBS extends agreement to stream NFL games on CBS All Access
Todd Gurley II of the Los Angeles Rams carries the ball against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium on December 24, 2017, in Nashville. Wesley Hitt / Getty CBS and the NFL have extended their agreement to stream games airing on the network via CBS All Access, both companies said Monday. The deal will extend the agreement through the…
42 children have fled network of migrant shelters along the border since October
In a phone call with CBS News, spokesman Jeff Eller said 42 children have decided on their own to leave and not return to Southwest Key facilities since Oct. 1.
Noxubee County shooting suspect makes first court appearance
Traveon Jackson Mattix, 20, made his initial appearance in Noxubee County Justice Court Monday afternoon.
These U.S. industries can’t work without illegal immigrants
As such, the surge in immigration enforcement along the border with Canada in recent years has resulted in more farmworkers being deported.
Chris Lemonis Officially Announced As MSU Head Baseball Coach
“Chris Lemonis is a high-energy, charismatic coach, and a dynamic recruiter who was one of the principal architects of three Omaha teams at Louisville.”
Cracker Barrel set to reopen following shooting
Field leaders will be at the Columbus location this week to help with the reopening process and to support the employees.
Gunman loose after shooting in Houston, victim released from hospital
The shooting happened on North Jefferson Street about 9:30 Sunday night.
Mourners honor black teen killed while fleeing police
SWISSVALE, Pa. — Mourners displayed signs reading “Justice for Antwon” and “#SayHisName” in the funeral procession Monday for a black Pennsylvania teenager fatally shot by a white police officer as he fled a traffic stop a week ago. The funeral for 17-year-old Antwon Rose was held in a school in the district he attended near Pittsburgh. The messages in the…