Gerardo Rodriguez Salazar says a bilingual Northwestern clinic helped him survive after a terminal diagnosis and removed his colostomy bag.

Virtus Solis will send microwave power from orbit to Brae Systems' subsea servers, with an option that could triple the deal's size.

Thousands of visitors came to UChicago's campus for liquid nitrogen demos, slime and 130 hands-on exhibits.

Dr. Joseph Gonzalez brought rocket-engineering experience to a University of Illinois classroom, and he's not done reaching for space.

The five-story Polk Street building targets a stat showing Black women in Englewood die of breast cancer 40% more than those in Streeterville.

A United chatbot told a customer her $200 credit lasted five years — the airline said it was one year.

Ascendco Health's new River North lab lets hospital staff test surgical instrument tracking before signing a contract.

The pairing gives Pentagon-funded researchers instant GPU access, cutting infrastructure setup from months to days.

A Field Museum curator's childhood love of Guns N' Roses helped inspire the name Lielaphis slashi for a newly confirmed New Guinea snake species.

Kelsey Flake, a Cedar Hills mother of five, moved to Chicago for a rare double lung transplant treating stage 4 cancer confined to her lungs.

A Northwestern economist's brutal side effects from Opdivo sparked a national fight over whether cancer patients are getting more drug than they need.

The new law could cut Illinois autism evaluation waits from two years to about one month for toddlers in early intervention.

A Chicago-led IBM and University of Chicago experiment claims a quantum advantage milestone with 70 logical qubits and built-in error verification.