Chemical Smell Causes Evacuations At Fort Worth SchoolStudents were temporarily evacuated from a school in Fort Worth after a strong chemical smell wafted through the building. Katie Johnston reports.
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Dallas Holocaust Museum Dedication And Ribbon Cutting UnderwayThe 55,000-square-foot museum on Houston Street in downtown Dallas expects to see more than 200,000 visitors each year.
Only CBS
'Absolutely Awe Inspiring': Ryan King Discusses The Discovery Of USS Eagle 56, 74 Years After Sinking
'I Can't Believe I Get To Be One Of The First Protagonist Arab Muslims': Zeeko Zaki On CBS' 'FBI' & Dick WolfThe star of CBS's hit drama discusses the new season of the show and what it means to be an Egyptian man in a leading role.
'If We Didn't Have This Surgery, Would We Have This Epidemic?' Dr. Jonathan Gelber On Tommy John, New Book & The Cobra EffectOrthopedic surgeon and author discusses his new book and his efforts to introduce a wider audience to the concept of "The Cobra Effect".
Naturally 7 On Tour Now Following Their Appearance On 'The World's Best'
Chiefs-Raiders Preview: Oakland Looks To Slow Mahomes And Kansas CityThe Oakland Raiders answered questions and moved past distractions in Week 1, but Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs present a bigger challenge.
'Looking Forward To Seeing Ryan Hilinski' SEC On CBS's Jamie Erdahl On South Carolina-Alabama MatchupSEC on CBS reporter Jamie Erdahl discusses South Carolina QB Ryan Hilinski's impact on the program and the Gamecocks-Alabama Crimson Tide game.
Latest Sports
Fantasy Football Start And Sit Week 2: Start Ben Roethlisberger Vs. Seattle?CBSSports.com fantasy football experts Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard explain why Big Ben might be in for a big week against the Seahawks.
WWE Clash Of Champions 2019 Picks: Can Seth Rollins Retain Universal Belt?Seth Rollins defends the Universal Championship against Braun Strowman at Clash of Champions, WWE's final big event before upcoming changes.
Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Marquise Brown, Jamison Crowder Must-Adds After Week 1 PerformancesThe pair of wide receivers had big games in Week 1 and if they're still out there in your league, you want to grab them now.
Baseball Report: NL Central Only Interesting MLB Division RaceWith three weeks left in the MLB regular season, the NL Central, where the Cardinals lead the Cubs, is the only competitive division race.
Fantasy Football Start And Sit Week 1: Start Lamar Jackson And Mark Ingram Against DolphinsFantasy Football Today experts Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard break down which players you should start and which you should avoid in Week 1.
Titans-Browns Preview: Can Mayfield, Beckham Make Cleveland A Contender?The Browns could contend in the rough-and-tumble AFC North, but need to put it together on the field, starting with the Titans in Week 1.
Offbeat
Woman Arrested After Allegedly Threatening To 'Shoot 400 People For Fun'An Oklahoma Woman was taken into custody Sunday after allegedly threatening to "shoot 400 people for fun," possibly at her former high school, according to deputies.
Cheerleading Squad On Probation After Trump 2020 Banner Displayed Before GameA North Carolina cheerleading team was placed on probation Monday after posing for a picture in front of a Trump 2020 re-election banner at a football game.
Survey: Majority Of Americans Working 50+ Hours Per Week Feel 'Overworked'Three in five Americans who log 50 to 59 hours per week feel overworked, according to a new study from Sleep Junkie provided exclusively to Yahoo Finance.
Health
Study: Drivers Who Smoke Weed Don't Think They'll Get Arrested For Driving HighWhile nearly 15 million Americans admit to driving within one hour after using marijuana, most don't think they'll get arrested for driving while high.
Study: Household Cosmetic Products Send Children To ER Every 2 HoursA new study finds that every two hours in the U.S., a child is brought to the emergency room due to unintentional exposure to personal care and cosmetic products.
Childhood Poverty Continues To Swell, Especially In The SouthwestTexas' childhood population swelled by an additional 2.5 million since 1990. The number of children in poverty there increased from about 1.1 million to 1.5 million.