James Jobes

RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) - You may have seen a lot of pictures of the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy on Facebook and Twitter last week, but how can you tell if those pictures are the real deal? CBS 6 found multiple pictures that were spread on social media that were confirmed to be either fabricated or from different scenarios.

PORTLAND, Or. (WTVR) - It's a lot like a story CBS 6 brought you first about a sex offender living near a school. But in Oregon, this time it's sex offenders at a clinic established to treat around 140 of them. It's one block away from a school and a Boy's and Girl's club. Neighbors are mad they didn't know about it until now. The director of the clinic says she was unaware of the school's proximity.

(CNN) — Craig Hutto lost his right leg in a shark attack when he was 16 years old. Soon after that he became one of the first people to test out a new prosthetic leg created at Vanderbilt University. Researchers there have developed the first fully robotic artificial leg for above-knee amputees. The “bionic leg,” as it is called, uses a variety of sensors and motors that replicate muscle and joint movement in a healthy limb.