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Are you already struggling with that New Year's resolution to take off some weight? CBS 2's Vince Gerasole has some inspiration for you.
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Are you already struggling with that New Year's resolution to take off some weight? CBS 2's Vince Gerasole has some inspiration for you.
CBS 2's Mai Martinez shows us how he's helping kids breathe easier.
Cook County has launched a two-year program to try to better identify people who have trouble putting food on the table for their families and getting them help.
Program director Joseph Wright on Monday announced sales figures since Nov. 9, when Illinois launched regulated sales with the opening of the state's first licensed cannabis dispensaries.
Illinois has collected roughly $107,000 in taxes in the pilot program.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports on a growing gamble parents are taking to save their children's lives.
A federal report obtained by The Associated Press shows that the Legionnaire's disease outbreak that killed 12 residents of an Illinois state veterans home this summer and sickened dozens was likely spread by an aging water system at a 129-year-old facility that lacked several safeguards
Chicago city officials are worried about a growing trend that they say could undo the progress they've made in reducing tobacco use.
It's the most common fatal childhood disease: Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Now results from a new drug trial are offering families hope, reports CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez.
Gay rights advocates say the new federal policy on blood donations is a step forward -- but just a small step.
Just one week ago, Anthony Parello received a transplanted liver. His mother's long-lost friend was the donor. CBS 2's Derrick Blakley reports.
A new study takes a look at the culture of Chinese Americans in Chicago, and the effects of adult children trying to live up to the expectation that they'll take care of their aging parents.
Doctors with a northwest suburban health service have barred children who don't have up-do-date vaccinations from coming into their offices, except on an emergency basis.
A northwest suburban health center will not be taking pediatric patients unless they've been immunized.
Public health officials in Chicago have teamed up with high school and college students to launch an ad campaign to encourage people to practice safe sex; and, to that end, they passed out free condoms on Tuesday.
