Catastrophic Midwest flooding threatening farmers' crops
Justin Sebo's wheat crop was only two weeks away from harvesting. Now it's gone
Border apprehensions expected to hit 12-year high
On Wednesday, more than 1,000 people were apprehended crossing a border fence, the largest one day arrest yet
Inside the discovery of the last known slave ship
Ben Raines began his search for the Clotilda using historical documents, including the captain's journal
Families impacted by the opioid crisis watching landmark trial
Oklahoma is suing Johnson & Johnson, and several of its subsidiaries
Cycle of storms hit central U.S. as threat of flooding rises
Tornadoes struck again Monday in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana — and more may be on the horizon
Brother of migrant teen who died in U.S. custody speaks out
"We never thought this would happen in a place where he's supposed to be in a better place," Carlos Hernandez's brother told CBS News
Volunteer describes the moment abducted girl was saved
8-year-old Salem Sabatka was snatched in broad daylight over the weekend, prompting a frantic search
Destructive tornadoes tear through central U.S.
In the west Texas town of Abilene, a powerful storm briefly touched down in this neighborhood, damaging some homes, snapping trees and breaking car windows
"Marfa Martians" sending their science experiment to space
The team, made up of 10 and 11-year-olds, want to find a way to kill bacteria in space
5 killed by storms as severe weather moves east
The storm system stretches from Florida to New England
FBI investigating string of fires at black churches in Louisiana
Three churches have burned in less than two weeks
Migrants seeking asylum in U.S. may have to wait for months in Mexico
Migrants are being sent to Mexico while they wait for hearings
15-year-long oil spill is the longest in U.S. history
An oil platform was destroyed when Hurricane Ivan hit in 2004
Alabama tornado survivors begin road to recovery
At least 23 people were killed including four children
Alabama tornado survivors describe close calls
"I was on the phone with my mother and I kept telling her I'm gone," one resident told CBS News