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A look at the evidence at the off-campus apartment where friends of Binghamton University student Haley Anderson discovered her lifeless body

Green Bay delivered the shock of the night drafting Jordan Love as a potential successor to Aaron Rodgers, Miami's rebuild is coming to fruition and New England is still New England.

A Syracuse-area man who had been quarantining in Mexico during the coronavirus pandemic was fatally shot along with his girlfriend when gunmen opened fire on their Jeep, according to reports. Pat Landers, 32, of upstate ...

Lysol and Dettol maker Reckitt Benckiser warned people against using disinfectants to treat the coronavirus, after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested researchers try putting disinfectants into patients' bodies.

Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. Poll(s) of the week The coronavirus continues to affect daily life, keeping many Americans at home and away from work, restaurants and other businesses. Naturally, pol...

The president again pushed unproven treatments for COVID-19 that health officials are wary of.

World leaders pledged on Friday to accelerate work on tests, drugs and vaccines against COVID-19 and to share them around the globe, but the United States did not take part in the launch of the World Health Organization ...

Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden said Thursday that he believes Donald Trump will try to postpone the presidential election in November amid the coronavirus pandemic. "This president, mark my words, I think he's ...

A lawyer in Florida said he will visit beaches that open "prematurely" while dressed as the Grim Reaper starting in May. "Many of you have asked if I am willing to travel around Florida wearing Grim Reaper attire to the ...

South African doctors have created the "intubox," an innovation that helps limit exposure to coronavirus patients as they offer treatment. It was created thanks to lessons learned from the Ebola outbreak. CBS News foreig...

Commercial buildings shuttered for weeks to stem the spread of the coronavirus could fuel another grisly lung infection: Legionnaires' disease.

US intelligence officials are probing the possibility of the coronavirus to be deployed as a bioweapon, according to an alarming report.

Hafiz Mohammed Naseerudin says that after a police officer assaulted him for being a Muslim and blamed him for spreading the coronavirus, he was left lying on the road for almost an hour.

Like finding a ball that was thought to be lost off the tee, Illinois golfers got some good news Thursday: Courses may open May 1 under "strict safety guidelines." What are those guidelines? They had not been spelled out...

The story behind the tear-jerking surprise wedding Hoda Kotb officiated for a Phoenix, Arizona, couple whose wedding was canceled due to coronavirus.       

After President Trump discussed the possibility of injecting disinfectant into the lungs of people with coronavirus, doctors immediately began condemning his remarks, calling them "exceptionally dangerous." During Thursd...

Floridians flocked to Cocoa Beach on Thursday after it reopened for sunbathing, sitting in chairs, and other social activities — as beach rules were relaxed following restrictions that were implemented on April 2, amid...

Global leaders joined the World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday to launch an initiative to accelerate work on drugs, tests and vaccines against COVID-19 and to share them around the world.

Ruth's Hospitality Group, the owner of Ruth's Chris Steak House, announced on Thursday it will return the $20 million it received from the federal government's Paycheck Protection Program, which was intended for small bu...

The New York Public Library may have to put books under quarantine as social restrictions begin to ease. "We may need to quarantine our books for that long to make sure that we’re not passing germs from one person to a...

More than 250 doctors test positive as the country's strained healthcare system battles lack of PPE and hospital beds.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans to begin testing some migrants in detention for COVID-19 before deporting them to other countries, a U.S. official familiar with the effort said on Thursday.