Soda Tax Repeal In The Works
There has been pushback from retailers since a court cleared Cook County government's controversial soda tax last week.
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There has been pushback from retailers since a court cleared Cook County government's controversial soda tax last week.
Chicago's inspector general has completed a follow-up to his highly-critical November audit of the health department's food inspection program.
Aldermen Edward M. Burke held Tuesday a hearing on the proposed "Chicago Drug Pricing Transparency Ordinance" to mandate that pharmaceutical manufacturers whose drugs are sold in Chicago must disclose price hikes 90 days in advance if those increases fall into one of a series of categories.
Some retailers are stocking expired product, so consumers should be careful when buying and storing the sprays or lotions. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
The majority of people on the waiting list for organs are minorities, yet they are much less likely to donate their organs. CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports.
The city's top cop revealed he suffers from a rare kidney disease earlier this year, after falling ill at a press conference in January.
Something was amiss at Heritage Outpost Coffee this morning, where it was almost impossible to read the writing on the wall.
2 Investigator Pam Zekman was there as homeowners confronted a city airport noise commission.
It was a multi-million dollar project, but are sound-proof windows installed around Midway Airport making people sick?
A Waukegan man overdosed while driving his car early Tuesday morning in unincorporated Gurnee.
Jeff Walls was healthy and looking forward to retirement. Complications from the West Nile Virus changed all that. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
The tax on sweetened beverages was to go into effect July 1. The temporary restraining order was issued June 30 after the retail group and several grocers filed a lawsuit barring the tax.
Jimmy Rancich is a two-time cancer survivor and stem-cell recipient.
The Illinois Department of Public Health announced Thursday that a Will County man in his 60s became ill with the virus at the end of June.
Joe Melone of Lyons has been using heavy-duty cage traps and pizza to snare the well-fed, destructive rats. CBS 2's Dave Savini reports.
