DWS News & Interviews

A woman who covers someone's bill once a week at her local Wawa convenience store ends up covering for Keith Urban.

After spending her entire 25 year career in Urbana, police chief Sylvia Morgan is retiring at the end of the month. Tim Ditman sat down with the chief to look back and look forward.

Millennials will soon be the largest generation in America's electorate, with potentially dramatic effects on the political landscape. CBS News is teaming up with digital media company Refinery 29 to explore the impact of millennial women on the upcoming midterm elections. Anthony Salvanto, CBS News elections and surveys director, talks with Refinery 29's senior news and politics editor, Ashley Edwards, in the Toyota Green Room about the issues most likely to drive this generation of women to the polls.

Using live goats is the newest trend to hit yoga. CBS News Correspondent Luke Burbank has more.

Peoria Manual beats Thornton in the 1995 Class AA basketball state championship at the Assembly Hall. Audio is of the second half. Manual featured future Illini Wayne McClain, Sergio McClain, and Marcus Griffin.

Wayne McClain's celebration of life service on 10-22-14

Wall Street Journal reporter Elizabeth Bernstein discusses a new study she wrote about that found that if your spouse cannot stand your friends, it could negatively affect your marriage.

Parents who lost their children in drowning accidents are warning others to be safe.

Students across the country are heading back to school amid a growing crisis to hire and keep qualified teachers.

Dr. Tara Narula, cardiologist at New York's Lenox Hill Hospital, discusses a new study that found people who slept 10 hours a night were 30 percent more likely to die prematurely than those who slept for eight.