Dietician offers healthy suggestions when packing school lunches
Registered dietician Megan McNamee, the co-author of “Feeding Littles Lunches,” stopped by CBS Mornings with some tasty suggestions. Some examples…
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Engineers in Sweden move church to be relocated
Thousands have come from neighboring countries to watch the 100-year-old wooden church make its way down the road piece by…
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Surveillance video shows man stabbing people at a Walmart in Michigan
In the surveillance video released by the Grand Traverse County Sheriff’s Office, the suspect, 42-year-old Bradford Gille, approached several people…
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OTC birth control pill expands access to more people
A new study shows more than 26% of the people taking the “O-pill” were not using any birth control…
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Hurricane Erin prompts evacuations on the East Coast
Forecasters predict the Category 3 hurricane will stay offshore Tuesday, but by Wednesday, towering waves and local flooding could impact North…
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August 19 is National Potato Day
Tuesday, August 19 is National Potato Day, a day when the starchy side dish gets to take center…
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Clouded leopard cubs frolic at Nashville Zoo
A recently acquired pair of clouded leopard cubs are thriving at their new home at the Nashville Zoo. The brother-sister duo are both named…
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Campbell’s teams up with Pabst Blue Ribbon for beer soup
Working with Pabst Blue Ribbon, Campbell’s is releasing two new beer-flavored Chunky Soups. One, Cheese with Potatoes and Chorizo, and the other,…
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FTC to sue ticket resellers for using illegal tactics
This included driving up ticket purchasing limits for tons of popular events and reselling those tickets for significantly higher…
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Miss Palestine to compete in Miss Universe pageant for the first time
The “Miss Universe” competition will make history this year with a Palestinian…
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Seattle Storm unveils statue of Sue Bird
The longtime Storm point guard already had her jersey retired and a street in the city named after her, and on Sunday, she became the first player in…
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President Trump meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at the White House
Following Friday’s summit in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump will meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr…
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Times Square briefly shuts down due to reports of suspicious package left outside NYPD substation
A cylinder-style device was discovered around 10:30 a.m. Eastern in front of a midtown precinct substation front door, according to law…
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Sequels and remakes highlight 2025 summer blockbuster season
Summer is Hollywood’s blockbuster season, which really comes down to sequels, reboots and remakes. This summer, sequels and remakes battled it out at…
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Two officers dead, one officer and K9 injured in shooting in Utah
Three police officers responding to a disturbance call were shot in Tremonton, Utah Sunday night. Police have confirmed that two of those officers…
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Penn and Teller celebrate 50 years of partnership
To promote their 50th anniversary tour, the duo performed a trick on CBS Mornings and reflected on the enduring popularity of…
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Anna Faris and Regina Hall to return to ‘Scary Movie’ franchise
“Scary Movie” brings back two of its original stars. Anna Faris and Regina Hall are set to reunite for a new installment in the horror spoof…
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USPS to release forever stamp honoring Jimmy Carter
The stamp will be available beginning October 1, on the 101st anniversary of Carter’s birth, at post offices and at…
Continue Reading Hurricane Erin rapidly intensifies as its back to a Category 4 storm
As of late Sunday night, Erin had sustained winds of about 130 miles per hour and and tropical storm-force winds reaching out 230 miles an…
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Terence Stamp, ‘Superman’ and ‘Superman II’ actor, dies at 87
According to his family, Stamp died Sunday morning, though they did not give a cause of…
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