Groundbreaking Surgery Gives Toddler New Windpipe
A toddler has a new chance at life, thanks to groundbreaking surgery, performed a few weeks ago at an Illinois hospital.
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A toddler has a new chance at life, thanks to groundbreaking surgery, performed a few weeks ago at an Illinois hospital.
City Law Department Senior Counsel Rose Kelly says the proposed ordinance means for both tenants and landlords to act quickly if there is an infestation of bedbugs in an apartment.
The Obama Administration is holding a second and final public hearing today in Chicago on its controversial plan to sharply cut air pollution from cars, starting in 2017.
Friends are leaving friends to die. It is part of the devastating toll heroin is taking in our suburbs. CBS 2's Dave Savini looks at heroin in our high schools and how a new law was created to save lives.
Illinois' top health official is pushing for broader sex education classes in the public schools, reports WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore.
Illinois' top health official says myths about vaccination may be one reason why this state is seeing so many new cases of "whooping cough."
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Check out what 15 celebrities say about their sobriety.
The Illinois House Wednesday approved a measure to allow physicians to prescribe marijuana to patients with specific terminal illnesses or debilitating medical conditions.
Much like 9-11, the terror strike at the Boston Marathon has caused a lot of anxiety, with people worrying their city could be next.
Illinois lawmakers could vote on legislation to legalize medical marijuana this week, and a group of 250 doctors has urged them to support the measure.
Federal authorities have arrested the owner of Sacred Heart Hospital on the West Side, as well as another top executive and four doctors, for an alleged kickback scheme.
A South Bend man is getting the new kidney he needs, thanks an unusual idea from his family, and the generosity of a stranger.
That tattoo you got years ago might have seemed like a good idea then. Now, if you wish it would just go away, you're not alone.
An Illinois House committee has held a hearing aimed on a proposal to providing more oversight for the private company that maintains health care in the Illinois prison system.
Thanks to a screening at school, 28 West Aurora high school students know they may have a heart irregularities.
