Boston just hit the 8-foot mark of snow, the second highest total it's ever recorded. The snow and cold are making if difficult to get around, whether on ground or at sea. Jericka Duncan reports from Boston.
Millions of Americans are experiencing one of the coldest mornings of winter, as a giant blast of Arctic air spreads across more than half of the country. For the South where this week's snow and ice storm left hundreds of thousands of people without power, they're bracing for more blistering cold weather. Cuthbert Langley of CBS affiliate WTVF reports from Nashville.
Watch how the high-tech blimp is maintained by a low-tech slingshot system developed to knock frozen precipitation off the tail fins. Chip Reid reports.
The Obama administration announced that 11.4 million people signed up for health insurance in 2015 under the Affordable Care Act. Also, a research firm projects that Apple could sell 20 million Apple Watches in the first year. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.
The New York Times found that the typical Chipotle order has about 1,000 calories. 1 in every 10 meals has more than 1,600 calories -- but with the right combinations, it's possible to order meals with fewer than 650 calories.
Wisconsin police say a 92-year-old man who allegedly hit 9 cars in a supermarket parking lot can keep his license, at least for now. WDJT-TV's Michael Schlesinger reports.
Boston's mayor isn't a fan of a stunt trending on social media. #BostonBlizzardChallenge dares people to strip down to their underwear and jump into piles of snow. But Marty Walsh is warning them to "stop their nonsense."
The U.K. branch of Krispy Kreme has been forced to drop its promotion for "KKK Wednesdays." The KKK, in this case, stands for Krispy Kreme Klub.
Being best friends with NBA star Kobe Bryant may not be as great as you might think. In an interview with GQ, Bryant explains why he's not a very good friend.
The nonprofit Mars One project has selected 100 finalists out of the more than 200,000 people who applied to be part of the fist human settlement on the Red Planet. Eventually, a crew of 4 people will get one-way tickets to Mars.
The city of Boston is trying to bounce back after getting hammered by massive quantities of snow. Every task that was once routine, from commuting via mass transit to fighting fires, has become nearly impossible; and, a group of cloud aficionados have submitted a new type of cloud for official approval by the World Meteorological Organization
CBS News obtained a photo of the ISIS leader taken by the U.S. military in 2004. Scott Pelley reports on the details of the photograph.
A federal judge's ruling has halted implementation of President Obama's policy to shield up to five million undocumented immigrants from deportation. The judge ruled that a lawsuit brought by 26 states to block the executive action should go forward. Major Garrett reports.
The ceasefire has been in place for three days. However, the fighting over a key transport hub continues between pro-Russian separatists and Ukraine troops. CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward reports.
A day after a derailment in West Virginia, firefighters are waiting for the flames to die out. A community is in turmoil after a train carrying crude oil left the tracks in a snowstorm. Jeff Pegues reports on safety issues raised by the accident.
The prosecution rested Tuesday in the trial of the man charged with murdering former Navy SEAL Chris Kyle. Manuel Bojorquez reports on how evidence played in court could impact Eddie Ray Routh's fate.
With the measles outbreak continuing to spread, the state of Oregon has set Wednesday as the deadline for parents to get their kids vaccinated or claim an exemption. Parents who don't comply could have their kids barred from entering schools, reports Ben Tracy.
Photographer Ethan Norris caught an unusual phenomenon -- an iceberg that had flipped. Instead of wind-eroded, snowy peaks, onlookers could see beautiful glassy blues and greens.
A group of cloud aficionados have submitted a new type of cloud for official approval by the World Meteorological Organization. Mark Phillips reports on the discovery that could become the first recognized new cloud since 1951.
Five inches of snow was enough to close the federal government and all the museums up and down the National Mall. And in other parts of the eastern U.S., this winter has been even more brutal. Chip Reid reports on why that may be.
Driving conditions were treacherous Tuesday, following a severe storm that brought ice to the southern part of the country. Vicente Arenas reports on the impact of the unusual weather.
The city of Boston is trying to bounce back after getting hammered by massive quantities of snow. Every task that was once routine, from commuting via mass transit to fighting fires, has become nearly impossible. Jericka Duncan reports.
President Obama says he's confident he acted within his authority by taking executive action to shield several million illegal immigrants from deportation.
A new study finds making one change in your diet can have a significant impact on weight loss. CBS medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula explains.
Vice President Joe Biden, in typical fashion, steals the thunder from Ashton Carter at his defense secretary swearing-in ceremony. When Carter's wife tripped and fell, Biden was there to console her after.
