DETROIT, Michigan - March 15, 2010 - Detroit officials are telling workers in city offices to leave smelly perfumes, deodorants, and other strongly scented toiletries and items at home. The signs are going up in response to a federal lawsuit, which also awarded $100,000 to Susan McBride, who sued the city under the Americans with Disabilities Act, claiming a co-worker’s perfume made it difficult for her to breathe and do her job.

SAN FRANCISCO, Kalifornia - March 15, 2010 - When Pacific Gas and Electric Co. announced it was installing smart meters, they weren't exactly giving customers the option of turning down the device. But one Bay Area man demanding his constitutional rights told CBS5 that he doesn't want a new meter. Period.

March 15, 2010 - I never imagined the day would come when I would have to issue a content alert when talking about Girl Scout literature, but sadly that day has arrived.

MEDFORD, Oregon - March 15, 2010 - Concerns about an Oregon Department of Transportation employee who purchased several guns after being placed on leave prompted law enforcement across southern Oregon to step in.

WASHINGTON - March 15, 2010 - Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada is proving once again the maxim that darkness hates the light.

ADELAIDE, Australia - March 13, 2010 - Health officials in gas masks bashing through front doors is the kind of scenario usually reserved for science fiction movies.

NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana - March 11, 2010 - A second former New Orleans police officer pleaded guilty Thursday in connection with police shootings of civilians on a Louisiana bridge in the days following Hurricane Katrina, authorities said.