Heart Attack Victim Waited 43 Minutes To Get To The Hospital; 'That's Absolutely Awful'Minutes count when you are having a heart attack, but it took the Chicago Fire Department more than 40 minutes to get a 56-year-old man to a hospital for help earlier this month.
City Officials Won't Remedy Smelly Window Problem Near Chicago Airports Until FallCity officials say they plan to remedy the problem, but won’t start until the fall when additional testing is done.
2 Investigators: Smelly Windows Near Airports Caused By Screen MeshResidents near Chicago’s airports say their sound-insulated windows, installed by the city, emit noxious fumes. It is the PVC coated material of the screen mesh is what’s creating the odor.
Questions Remain About Prospect Heights Blaze Displacing DozensAt least 96 units of the condo were damaged including several that are a total loss.
'We Got It Done': After $200,000 In Repairs, New CFD Training Tower Just About ReadyTwo years after the 2 Investigators first reported on the million-dollar tower -- and after more than $200,000 in repairs -- the Chicago Fire Department says the tower is just about ready.
2 Investigators: Dangerous Intersection In Need Of Traffic SignalsThey've been asking for a traffic signal for four years, but the intersection is one of the most dangerous in Illinois.
2 Investigators: CTA Vows To Improve Screening Of Bus Drivers After $60 Million In SettlementsIt's a $60-million problem: That's the cost of settlements and judgments paid out by the CTA for bus accidents.
2 Investigators: Did Breeder Sell Sick Puppies?Experts say getting puppies with parvo symptoms to a vet fast is critical because it's highly contagious.
2 Investigators: Phones Used To Break Into Bank AccountsCrooks are now stealing phone numbers in order to drain accounts.
Utility Board Pushes For Consumer Protections For Alternate EnergyA consumer advocacy group is pushing a proposal to protect customers shopping for alternative electric and gas companies.
2 Investigators: More Ticket Complaints For BrokerHe thought he was getting a special deal for Cubs tickets. But now a suburban man is crying foul.
