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3 weeks ago | fox32chicago.com | Brian Jackson |Brian The Hammer Jackson

Beloved White Sox organist Nancy Faust making a comeback Nancy Faust, longtime White Sox organist, is returning to play select games in 2025 as part of the team's 125th anniversary celebration. CHICAGO - An organ has been the signature sound of baseball games since the early 1940s. The tradition started in Chicago at Wrigley Field. But this story takes us to the South Side where the White Sox are bringing back their beloved organist.

3 weeks ago | fox32chicago.com | Brian Jackson |Brian The Hammer Jackson

Prostate cancer diagnoses renew calls for early screening and awareness Terrance Jones was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 47 with no symptoms, highlighting the importance of early screening, especially as former President Joe Biden’s diagnosis brings renewed attention to the disease. CHICAGO - Former President Joe Biden’s prostate cancer diagnosis is a reminder of the importance of screening for prostate cancer.

4 weeks ago | fox32chicago.com | Brian Jackson |Brian The Hammer Jackson

Lurie Children’s campaign encourages skin-to-skin cuddles for heart patients Holding a newborn close is a cherished part of early parenthood—but for parents of babies with heart defects, that moment is often filled with hesitation. A new campaign at Lurie Childrens is trying to change that. CHICAGO - Bringing a baby into this world is a beautiful experience for new parents, but that feeling can quickly turn terrifying when the baby has a congenital heart defect.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Brian Jackson |Brian The Hammer Jackson

The BriefLurie Children’s is promoting skin-to-skin contact for babies with heart defects. New research shows it’s safe and beneficial, even in intensive care. A new initiative, "Camp Cuddles," aims to increase parent-baby bonding in the ICU. CHICAGO - Bringing a baby into this world is a beautiful experience for new parents, but that feeling can quickly turn terrifying when the baby has a congenital heart defect.

1 month ago | fox32chicago.com | Brian Jackson |Brian The Hammer Jackson

Sneakers to Scrubs helps Chicago's young athletes dream beyond pro sports As the Chicago area faces a shortage of health care workers, a group of former college athletes turned medical students is mentoring local youth through a program called Sneakers to Scrubs. CHICAGO - As technology improves, people are living longer. The increasing need for healthcare workers comes at a time when the Chicago area is seeing a severe shortage of workers in the industry.