TEENS

Mental health disorders in teens have soared in recent years – and the COVID pandemic has only made things worse.

Troopers say two central Florida teens died after being ejected from the vehicle they were riding in.

Teens are also increasingly concerned about the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, Piper Sandler's biannual "Taking Stock With Teens" report revealed.

The Florida case — in which the initial judge’s decision was overturned — is indicative of the murky process of judicial bypass, legal experts say.

The stabbing in Orange Park is leaving the state attorney’s office investigators with a very difficult investigation.

The teenagers were arrested last week on murder, conspiracy and evidence tampering charges, the Miramar Police Department said.

In today’s world, teens need to be educated about money and credit…how they can work for or against them in life.  Carrie Davis created Wealthwatchers as a way to foster that education in hopes they will use that information to prosper in the future.  She hosts multiple financial boot camps to enlighten youths on managing money and maintaining a positive credit profile.  Carrie also created an internship that allows kids to work on a farm and learn the inner workings of the farm to table lifestyle.

Two teens helped their school host COVID vaccine clinics for people in the community.

Two teens helped their school host COVID vaccine clinics for people in the community.

Teens could come back into foster care and reap the benefits of those services.

The "Art as Mentorship" program helps teens work through their emotions with music.

Many teens say getting vaccinated is a step towards a more normal summer.

In Colorado, more than 50,000 teens received their first COVID vaccine in the first two weeks of April.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Four teenagers were arrested last month and accused of breaking into a Westside gun store to steal guns, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday. JSO said the four teens — 16, 15, 13 and 13 — used a crowbar to break into the store and took eight guns, six pistols and two rifles. When they returned they were met by the owner of the store who saw them and called police after the teens took off running. Jordan, vice president of MAD DADS, agrees with Bruno’s statement but points out that services for at-risk youth require more money. “A lot of these groups like MAD DADS and Families of Slain Children, we have programs but we don’t have the funding.

The teens were both arrested around 4:15 p.m. Tuesday in the 4700 block of North Racine Avenue, police said. They were taken into custody less than 30 minutes after a 65-year-old woman was carjacked after parking in the 1200 block of West Farwell Avenue about 2½ miles away.

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2 teens shot in Northwest Jacksonville neighboorhoodPublished: December 26, 2019, 5:59 pmResidents ask local leaders to be more present in the neighborhood

Police are looking for clues after two teenagers were found shot and killed behind a suburban Atlanta grocery store. Meghan Packer of CBS affiliate WGCL has more on the disturbing case.

Three teens are facing murder conspiracy charges for a plot to shoot up their high school that was foiled by Instagram. CBSN's Contessa Brewer has the details.

Georgia girls survived a jump from their apartment's window to flee a fire. CBSN's Ben Tracy covers the dramatic escape.

A Northwestern study out this month shows nearly a third of teens surveyed use what they learn online to live better -- drinking less soda, eating healthier and exercising to fight depression. But there's a groundbreaking way for teens to find high-tech help when they need it urgently. Jim Axelrod gets an inside look at the Crisis Text Line, only on "CBS This Morning."

Two teens foil child abduction caught on tape Two quick-thinking teens were able to stop a man from abducting a toddler. CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers and Elaine Quijano report on the dramatic surveillance video showing how the suspect was almost successful.

Kentucky teens on the run after alleged crime spree They are described as a modern day Bonnie and Clyde, and they are both on the run. 48 Hours Crimesider reporter Michelle Sigona says investigators across the South are fanning out to track down two love-struck teens wanted for an alleged crime spree carried out over the last couple of weeks.

Troubled teens face their biggest challenge Sunburst Youth Challenge Academy takes in unruly teens and helps them overcome their mental and physical challenges. One year later, the teens have earned their first pass to go home. But for many, this is where their problems began. Michelle Miller files her latest report in the installment "A Last Second Chance."

12/01: Amid Ferguson protests, Obama addresses police militarization; Troubled teens face their biggest challenge Across the nation, thousands of students marched Monday in protest of the grand jury decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson in the death of Michael Brown. The ongoing tension over the situation in Ferguson, Mo., prompted the White House to announce changes that will impact the militarization of local police departments. Vladimir Duthiers reports from Ferguson; Sunburst Youth Challenge Academy takes in unruly teens and helps them overcome their mental and physical challenges. One year later, the teens have earned their first pass to go home. Michelle Miller files her latest report in the installment "A Last Second Chance."

Teens break out of youth detention center in Tennessee A group of teens broke out of a youth detention center in Tennessee, but most were quickly recaptured. The breakout raises questions about the center’s security. Julianna Goldman reports

Headlines at 7:30: Seven teens who escaped detention center still on the run Of the 32 teens who escaped from a Nashville detention center Tuesday morning, seven are still on the loose. Plus, the Department of Homeland Security says that young illegal immigrants are not being abused in detention facilities. "CBS This Morning" takes a look at some of today's headlines from around the globe.

Teens who don't get enough sleep suffer physical and mental health problems A new report argues middle and high school students who don't get enough sleep can suffer physical and mental health problems. Dr. Carol Ash, director of sleep medicine at Meridian Health, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the details.