Plastic surgeon asks judge for injunction to lift Illinois license suspension
The suspension came shortly after a Chicago Tribune investigation found eight patients died following tummy tuck procedures over a seven-year period in Chicago.
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Illinois plastic surgeon with 8 patient deaths faces another license suspension
The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs temporarily suspended Dr. Ayoub Sayeg’s medical license, meaning he cannot practice in the state.
Dennis Hastert, the disgraced former US House speaker who went to prison, dies at 84
Former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison in a hush money case tied to sexual abuse, has died. He was 84.
Idaho authorities say they have a new lead on the Tylenol murders. Illinois investigators are skeptical.
Idaho authorities say they may have solved the Tylenol murders. Illinois investigators say they're wrong.
Plastic surgeon’s license suspended after Tribune investigation exposed 8 deaths
Dr. Ayoub Sayeg's actions “constitute an immediate danger to the public,” according to state records recently provided to the Tribune.
ICE agent who crashed car into hedgerow after Broadview shift admits reckless driving
Guillermo Diaz-Torres of Albuquerque was ordered to pay $2,850 in fines and court fees, complete alcohol counseling and attend a victim-impact panel.
Illinois to audit plastic surgeon case after Tribune investigation
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has been investigating plastic surgeon Dr. Ayoub Sayeg since 2020.
Despite 8 patient deaths and a $56M jury verdict, state allows Chicago plastic surgeon to keep operating
More than five years after Illinois regulators started investigating him over a patient death, the plastic surgeon remains open for business with a clean medical license.
New safeguards approved for Illinois hospitals’ adult guardianship cases
A bill strengthening protections for adults under guardianship gained approval from Illinois lawmakers, six months after publication of a Tribune investigation.
Restrictions on private guardianship of vulnerable adults advance in Springfield
Legislation inspired by a Chicago Tribune investigation into some hospitals’ questionable guardianship petitions has advanced from the Illinois House.