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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.
Residents living at the Harry Poe Manor public housing complex in Waukegan say they have been under attack by bedbugs for years and have filed a federal class action lawsuit.
Amy McNicholas says her 14 year old son was a picture of health, an athlete, a baseball player at St. Rita but in 2010 their family received devastating news.
You may have seen the ads on the web lately for what claims to be the newest, fastest fat-burner. But does it work? CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez went to Loyola Medical Center, where infectious-disease experts demonstrated what happens when you wash a raw chicken.
A southwest suburban school district will be asked tomorrow to make their campuses all "peanut free," after one student had an allergic reaction that required paramedics to be called.
As the ordered Chicago's public health department to draft regulations for dusty refinery waste from sites along the Calumet River, a group of protesters was taking their concerns to the head of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.
