All Evanston Beaches Closed Due To High Bacteria Levels
The City of Evanston has closed all of its lakefront beaches for the day, after water tests showed dangerous levels of E. coli bacteria.
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The City of Evanston has closed all of its lakefront beaches for the day, after water tests showed dangerous levels of E. coli bacteria.
With the first reported human cases of the West Nile virus in the Chicago area, local health departments are taking no chances.
The West Nile virus is back. State health officials have confirmed two human cases in the northwest suburbs.
CBS 2's Kris Gutierrez talks with a nutrition expert about some of the different products in the marketplace.
This week's heavy rain is long gone, but in the next few days we should be seeing more reminders of it – of the buzzing and biting variety.
Wheaton College on Wednesday joined Catholic University of America in filing a lawsuit challenging the Obama administration's requirement that employers, except for churches, provide insurance that covers birth control services.
A new study by Knox College in Galesburg, Ill., indicates that girls as young as 6 are beginning to think of themselves a sex objects.
Besides cow milk, consumers have alternatives made from coconut, soy, rice and almonds. But which is the best?
A highly publicized burn injury suffered by a man who had just applied sunscreen prompted CBS 2 to do its own test of the products.
A lot of planning goes into your wedding day--the food, the dress, the invitations, the photographer, the family drama--but what if disaster strikes?
Illinois State Police are teaming up with Skokie and Lincolnwood police to try to catch "rogue riders" – people who recklessly drive racing motorcycles on the Edens Expressway.
A new type of therapy is gaining popularity to relieve anxiety, phobias and even headaches. CBS 2's Susan Carlson reports.
Experts have warned 2012 could be a bad year for West Nile -- and it is.
CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot spent time at St. Francis Hospital in Evanston, where the emergency room saw about four heat-related cases per hour.
Lawmakers who say the state health care cuts went too far are trying to move the pendulum back.
