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The flu shots will be available from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday at 10402 S. Western Ave.

But the Department of Public Health said it was focusing its study on manganese on the Southeast Side.

A sign at the popular burger chain blamed poor maintenance of the restaurant's bathroom for the closure.

Mosquito traps indicate West Nile may pose a risk in the affected area.

The Emanuel administration touted the change as "an early independence day" from smoking.

The models were handing out condoms Monday at the Roosevelt CTA Station in honor of World AIDS Day. 

The city-forced shutdown over fruit flies at 316 N. Michigan Ave. was apparently short-lived.

Chipotle at 316 N. Michigan Ave. failed inspection after officials noticed "over 100 flying insects."

In 2014, 78 percent of Chicago girls had been vaccinated for HPV, according to the mayor's office.

A new ordinance would allow community gardens and urban farms to compost more materials.

Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) will host a free flu shot clinic from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at his office.

Rub's Backcountry Smokehouse was shut down Thursday for reported health-code violations.

Owner Jared Leonard said rat droppings were found in areas away from where food is stored or prepared.

Seven wards will be affected by the mosquito spraying, used to control West Nile Virus.

Health department traps caught the mosquitoes in Auburn Gresham, Washington Heights and Forest Glen.