The busiest land crossing from the U.S. to Canada remains blocked for the third straight day after dozens of truckers shutdown the Ambassador Bridge between Detroit and Ottawa in protest of COVID vaccine mandates. Kris Van Cleave and Janet Shamlian share more.
As the Bengal prepare to play in the Super Bowl, improvements are underway in Cincinnati thanks to the bipartisan infrastructure law. Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval joined "Red and Blue" to discuss how those funds will be used.
The politics around COVID restrictions appear to be changing. "[I]t's time to give people their lives back," tweeted Rep. Sean Maloney.
Senator Dick Durbin acknowledged they still need more Republican's support to pass it.
Authorities are looking for a suspect after two people -- a student and a security guard -- were shot outside of McKinley High School in Buffalo, New York. Students had been dismissed 20 minutes prior to the shooting. CBS New York has the latest.
Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."
Both Democrats and Republicans favor a ban and are working on legislation with stiffer restrictions on lawmakers' portfolios.
The National Archives has asked the Justice Department to investigate former President Trump's handling of official White House documents after some materials were retrieved from Mar-a-Lago. Nancy Cordes reports.
The number of states that are moving to end indoor mask mandates for schools and public places is growing as COVID cases decline. But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned states about moving too fast. Mola Lenghi has the latest.
Law enforcement will be on patrol from the air, land and ocean to keep one of the biggest events of the year safe.
The National Archives recently retrieved 15 additional boxes of records from the former president's Florida resort.
The driver's injuries did not appear to be life-threatening, according to police.
The Pentagon says it's still assessing the appropriate level of access to the troops.
A nearby college told students to shelter in place.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell faced reporters a week after former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores accused the league, the Dolphins and two other teams of racial discrimination.
A new phone app is hoping to help close the racial wealth gap by empowering Black investors and helping build generational wealth. Trevor Rozier-Byrd, founder and CEO of Stackwell Capital, joined CBS News’ Tanya Rivero and Nancy Chen to explain his company’s new technology.
In the weeks leading up to January 6, Navarro, a top Trump adviser, promoted what he called the "Navarro Report," which contained baseless claims of election fraud.
The tax agency reversed a plan to use face recognition after lawmaker and taxpayers raised concerns about breaches.
Spend your Amazon gift card on these deals from Vitamix, Apple and more
Tensions over Russia, which produces one-tenth of the world's oil, are reverberating at the pump across the U.S.
The results of an earlier investigation into rampant sexual harassment by executives of Washington's football team was not released publicly.
A disturbing clip emerged this week showing the French player drop-kicking and slapping a cat while someone laughs in the background.
The Indiana State Board of Animal Health confirmed to CBS News that approximately 29,000 turkeys would be killed to ensure the disease does not spread.
