Did cougar kill spark arson at Daley's Mich. home?
Ozzie refuses to play race card, even when justified
With Clemens' tumble, Maddux best of his time
MSNBC analyst brings talk show back to WCPT
If cops want to carry M4s. . . They will have to flex fitness tests
At Home
Morton Arboretum: Win the war on weeds
Interior Affairs: Therapy session
Religion
Facebook reconnects life's circle of faith
She's 1st Jewish graduate of Catholic Union
Horoscopes
Holiday Mathis horoscopes for May 17
Georgia Nicols horoscopes for May 17
Astrological questions
US Airways pilots union disapproves of possible United combo
Oil sets record near $128; pump price at high, too
Rice futures fall on improved supply outlook
'GTA IV,' Wii help video game sales spike


When I read reports that more than 47 million Americans have no medical insurance, I realize I'm extremely blessed. In December, when I was billed $31,500.65 for a two-night stay at Northwestern Memorial Hospital to undergo an angiogram and other other tests, my insurance paid everything except about $1,200.