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Stephanie Arnold was expecting her second child. Instead of joy, Arnold was convinced she was going to die, and she was right. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov has this original report.
Mary Laman's daughter, Lauren, died in February 2008, after she collapsed in the cafeteria at St. Charles North High School.
The new state law takes effect Jan. 1. It's designed to tightly control subscriptions of medical marijuana – not marijuana for recreational use – for patients suffering from specified conditions, such as glaucoma.
It may sound like a joke, but Burning Mouth Syndrome is no laughing matter. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports.
A foundation established in memory of a young Lake Bluff man is working to prevent other deaths like his.
We've heard the advice before, drink eight glasses of water a day to stay healthy, and for many that means drinking water from a sport bottle. But as CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports, all that drinking could cause premature aging.
If you've taken up use of electronic cigarettes in an effort to kick the habit – or simply get your nicotine fix without the smoke – you might soon have to find another option in most places in Chicago.
Identical twins Kristen and Kelly have shared a special connection since birth. And these days, that connection is even stronger after the two battled breast cancer together. CBS 2's Mai Martinez reports.
Social worker Ellen Rosendale suggests you prep your child by talking about what Santa looks like and what to expect.
Dallas Wiens asks that people consider donating their faces, much like they might agree to donate their organs if they happen to die prematurely.
It's important the homeless have good footwear since most of them are on the street all day because shelters are only open at night.
A Chicago-area Vietnam veteran will get a $12 million medical malpractice settlement from the federal government.
The Obama administration says the healthcare website is working much better now, even though there are still some challenges.
A Chicago mom says the disability accessible van for her son was stolen, leaving him, and her, in a desperate situation.
