A California town, known as "Hangtown" for its reputation of lynching suspected criminals during the Gold Rush, will remove a hanging noose from its logo.

This hospital was built for a pandemic Chicago’s Rush University Medical Center was built after 9/11 to handle mass casualties. The coronavirus outbreak poses its first big test.

The City Council of Placerville, formerly known as “Hangtown” because of its 19th-century history of vigilantism, voted to eliminate the noose in its city logo.

Even though doctors are swamped fighting coronavirus, they're still going above and beyond to make sure every patient is taken care of.

Keisha House said people trust their hairdressers and barbers, and great communication takes place while in those chairs.

The new hospital being built along the side of the Eisenhower Expressway on the Near West Side still is a year away from completion, but it's been the source of curiosity for months.

AEW star Rush is adding fuel to the fire after rumors began to circulate regarding an AEW deal with Fox on Monday.

An 84-bed rehabilitation hospital is planned for the West Side campus of Rush University System for Health, and Rush plans to expand further into physical therapy as part of a new partnership, the ...

A block-long stretch of 13 low-rise student apartment buildings are biting the dust in order to make way for a new outpatient facility.

A new hospital known as 'the Tower,' part of Chicago's Rush University Medical Center, has earned LEED Gold certification, making it the largest new construction healthcare project to receive that ...

Rush University Medical Center is increasing its efforts to bring safety, equity and dignity to the workplace as part of the TIME'S UP Healthcare campaign.

Rush University Medical Center opened a new health resource center for the LGBTQ community Tuesday.