Chicago Woman Tested For Zika; Left With Huge Doctor Bill
Debra Glitter estimates she now owes more than $6,000.
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Debra Glitter estimates she now owes more than $6,000.
Recent reports about the skyrocketing cost of EpiPens – injectors used to treat severe allergic reactions or allergy attacks – has the people who rely on them getting worried.
A woman is reunited with doctors and nurses at Advocate Christ Medical Center who saved her life 10 years ago. Now, she's a nurse there.
At first, Sandra Jimenez thought it was a bird. It was no bird. CBS 2's Jim Williams talks with experts about the dangers of rabid bats.
Once Zika started popping up in her zip code, Christina Frigo wasn't taking any chances. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed legislation that sets training standards for those who provide care to people with Alzheimer's disease.
Monday is the first day of classes for hundreds of students in East Chicago, Indiana, but they won't be going to their school, due to lead contamination on their campus.
Saturday, hundreds of residents of the West Calumet Housing Complex showed up to a meeting to find out what happens next.
There are now 45 sites across Illinois where people can discard of unwanted, unused, or expired prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and other controlled substances.
It's not every day that homeowners agree to raise their own property taxes, especially when they're not affluent, but a large group of West Side residents have done just that to pay for a new mental health facility.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports on possible problems at the sites.
As has been widely reported, the Zika virus has been linked to birth defects.
The city of Chicago is looking for volunteers who want their water tested for lead, but for this testing, don't call the city, the city will call you.
Levi Krystosek has an extraordinarily rare condition. Chicago happens to be home to an expert. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
There are 14 Zika cases -- 12 men, two women -- diagnosed in a one square mile area north of downtown Miami.
