Bill To Lift Smoking Ban In Casinos Advances
A pair of bills to allow people to smoke in Illinois casinos has made it out of a House committee.
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A pair of bills to allow people to smoke in Illinois casinos has made it out of a House committee.
Health experts offer up tips to prepare a healthier St. Patrick's Day meal. CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot reports.
Mayor Richard M. Daley leaves for China tomorrow, for a two-week trip with civic and business leaders to drum up more investment in Chicago.
If you're in your 20's or 30's you're more susceptible and if you're a black woman, you face a higher risk. It's a type of breast cancer researchers know little about. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker met two women whose stories could help save your life.
We're exposed to radiation every day, right here in Chicago, so CBS 2's Vince Gerasole went out Wednesday to check out just how much. He used a Geiger counter and tested all kinds of everyday items all around us.
Many women are bypassing traditional breast milk banks for a cheaper, easier alternative: breast milk sharing. It's a potentially risky option for your baby unless you know the right questions to ask.
Chicago's most famous mob informant is accusing some Illinois politicians of helping the mob thrive in Chicago and get protection from the police.
Potassium iodide pills have become a hot commodity in the wake of nuclear meltdown fears in Japan, after last week's massive earthquake damaged several nuclear power plants. But what do those pills do and who should take them?
Illinois State Senate President John Cullerton (D-Chicago) is seeking a $1 per pack increase in the state cigarette tax to generate funds for a major public works program.
The city closed a Downtown snack shop Monday that allegedly had a waste water backup in the kitchen.
Hitting the sack with your dog or cat by your side can bring about unintended consequences, such as the spread of illnesses, researchers say.
If you suffer from chronic pain or are a cancer, HIV or Hepatitis C patient, you may soon be able to get a 21/2-ounce dose of medical marijuana.
Of the world's most advanced economies, the United States has the highest infant mortality rate. One reason is because of the high number of premature births.
An Illinois House panel today voted to approve the use of medical marijuana for individuals who suffer from chronic pain and debilitating medical conditions. The measure now goes to the full House for a vote.
A dangerous club drug is pushing getting high to a whole new level. CBS 2's Pamela Jones reports.
