Man Collapses At Veterinarian's Office While Visiting Sick Dog, Is Revived By Staff
The 59-year-old pet owner was visiting his 12-year-old golden retriever at BluePearl Veterinary Partners in Northfield when he collapsed and lost his pulse.
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The 59-year-old pet owner was visiting his 12-year-old golden retriever at BluePearl Veterinary Partners in Northfield when he collapsed and lost his pulse.
Have you noticed more digital signs popping up at Chicago Transit Authority train stops the last few years? They're great for predicting the arrival of trains, but one Chicagoans thinks they could be even better.
Relatives of a Naperville woman who died in a Texas jail cell said it's "unfathomable" that she committed suicide, as authorities have said, and they've hired an attorney to get answers.
Players who enjoy violent video games are more likely to feel threatened in everyday encounters and react in aggressive ways.
Minnesota-based General Mills announced Thursday it will be closing its West Chicago factory, due to economic issues.
The decorative façade of the shuttered Wabash/Madison 'L' station, which first opened in 1896, has come down, and preservationists have begun looking for a new home for the structure.
A campaign finance report released Wednesday by the Federal Election Commission also shows the Peoria Republican spent thousands of dollars on fundraising trips and events in the months after resigning, even as he was refunding money to donors and selling off campaign vehicles.
Paul Wade, of the 1900 block of South 2nd Avenue, was charged with two felony counts of dog fighting, six misdemeanor counts of violating animal owner duties, and six misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty.
Rosemont will become the mecca for fans of sports nostalgia and autograph seekers in late July.
First, let's dispense with the good news: Generally, the worst towns in Illinois are far away from Chicago.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has tapped his top aide, Forrest Claypool, to run the Chicago Public Schools, and former ComEd chief executive officer Frank Clark as president of the Chicago Board of Education, a move the Chicago Teachers Union derided as more of the same from City Hall.
To determine symptoms of depression, doctors may only need to look no further than a patient's smart phone.
If all the rain we've had so far this summer has made it difficult to keep up with mowing your lawn, there's a new app that promises to help.
Plan ahead for a quick and healthy morning meal from your own kitchen.
The Chicago Fire Department is showing off its new "Jaws of Life" - which officials say are lighter, more versatile and more powerful than what they've been using, reports WBBM's Steve Miller.
