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Don’t ignore the bill. The agency offers short-term and long-term payment plan options for qualifying taxpayers.

Chicago singer Dana Divine talks about her battle with breast cancer

Former Bear Marcus Robinson on son’s ‘gut wrenching’ leukemia diagnosis

Medical house calls fall under the category of home-based primary care.

September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. The blood disorder occurs among about one of every 365 Black births and one of every 16,300 Latino births, according to the CDC.

Wearing masks, social distancing and washing hands more made influenza virtually nonexistent during the season from September 2020 to April 2021, according to the CDC.

The “Lord of the Rings” star will be in Chicago next Sunday as guest speaker at a fundraiser for the mental health awareness non-profit No Shame on U.

Often times families and friends of breast cancer patients can feel isolated, frustrated and helpless. There is help available.

The Polish Museum of America is West Town tries to stay relevant — long was a centerpiece of Chicago’s oldest, biggest ethnic-Polish neighborhood.

Dr. Ari Levy, a Chicago physician-entrepreneur, talks about his new startup, SHIFT, which combines medical care with personalized training.

Andrew Swinand, the new North American CEO of Chicago’s iconic advertising agency Leo Burnett, says he was content running the business incubator he

Eugenia Cheng’s wizardry at making math fun got her on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” talks about teaching at the School of the Art Institute.

Sunday Sitdown: Twista on his music and his hometown’s violence

Sunday Sitdown with Pitchfork's Chris Kaskie on plans for Chicago

The fourth-generation owner-operator of the stories West Side Jewish delicatessen has big plans for the the place founded by his great-grandsfather Jack Raskin