Dean Reynolds
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Concerns grow over food supply as coronavirus closes processing plants
Consumers are experiencing some shortages due to hoarding. But there is food. The main issue is distribution as more workers get sick. → Read More
Butler University's mascot retiring after 7 years of sparking joy with fans
Butler Blue III — otherwise known as Trip (short for triple) — has wobbled and slobbered his way into the hearts of fans and players alike. → Read More
Lake Michigan erosion has homes crumbling into the water
Three of the five Great Lakes — Michigan, Huron and Superior — broke all January records for water levels, according to the Army Corps of Engineers. → Read More
Teen warns others about vaping after double-lung transplant: "I couldn't talk"
Daniel Ament remembers vaping last September — and then waking up more than a month later after the emergency surgery. → Read More
Iowa girl loses her vision after rare complication from the flu
Jade DeLucia got a flu shot last March, but not for the current season which started this fall. → Read More
Hamilton, Ohio rallies around 8-year-old girl battling brain cancer
Naomi Short has had 30 rounds of radiation and four surgeries. → Read More
The opioid crisis is forcing more kids into the foster system
CBS News met a family two years ago fostering five children from drug-ridden homes. Today, they're fostering an additional child. → Read More
GM strike leaves thousands of outside workers without a job
Workers like Kristi Hunnicut, who works for a GM parts supplier, are left without a job while the strike continues → Read More
Vaping illnesses: Advocates sound the alarm about vaping dangers on Capitol Hill today
At least 530 people in 38 states have been sickened by a mysterious illness related to vaping → Read More
GM strike: UAW strike continues in Detroit as autoworkers demand protections in changing industry
The nationwide walkout isn't just about the terms of a new contract for autoworkers → Read More
FBI raids UAW president Gary Jones Detroit-area home in ongoing corruption probe
Wednesday's raid signaled a dramatic escalation of a four-year investigation into illegal payments to union officials → Read More
St. Louis shaken after the shooting deaths of at least 12 children since April
"I can't be here knowing this is the city that my 8-year-old daughter was murdered" → Read More
Veteran suicide prevention: Inside a suicide prevention call center for veterans responding to 1,700 calls each day
CBS News was given rare access to the responders in Canandaigua, New York, and their life-saving conversations → Read More
Great Lakes: 60 killed this summer as drownings increase at the Great Lakes, nearly half on Lake Michigan
Lake Michigan has had nearly as many drownings as all the other Great Lakes combined — in total, there is a more than 50% increase over 2018 → Read More
Football coach who was born without arms or legs shares story of perseverance
Rob Mendez was honored at the ESPYs with an award for perseverance → Read More
11-year-old Blues superfan celebrates Stanley Cup win with her favorite team
Even while battling a rare, life-threatening blood disorder, Laila Anderson's support of the Blues never wavered → Read More
St. Louis Blues fan Laila Anderson celebrates Stanley Cup Final win with her favorite team
Even while battling a rare, life-threatening blood disorder, Laila Anderson's support of the Blues never wavered → Read More
Ohio doctor charged with murder in overdose deaths of 25 patients
William Husel is accused of knowingly ordering potentially lethal doses of fentanyl to patients with no purpose than to hasten their deaths → Read More
Chicago White Sox opening pitch: Employee's ceremonial opening pitch goes wrong — see the video
Mary Ruich had a once in a lifetime chance Tuesday night and she made the most — or worst — of it → Read More
Ohio tornado: More than 500 tornadoes reported across the U.S. this month
Strong winds ripped homes from their foundations, raised roofs and toppled thousands of trees → Read More