It's a tough day at CBS News New York as we mark two years since our Elise Finch passed away. She was a part of our CBS family since 2007 when she joined our team as a meteorologist.

Two years ago, a bright light dimmed at CBS News New York, when our beloved colleague Elise Finch suddenly died .

Here's what medical experts say about heart attack symptoms and when they're worth a visit to the emergency room. Heads up: Are you at risk for a heart attack during your workout? Need a break?

Knowing how to survive a heart attack is important as you age. Here, you'll find expert tips on how to recognize a heart attack to protect your life.

Two years ago, a bright light dimmed at CBS News New York. Our beloved colleague Elise Finch suddenly died, but her memory and legacy endures. CBS News New York's Steve Overmyer shares how Elise ...

A study finds public misconceptions about heart attack symptoms may delay emergency care. Media portrayals don't match real-life experiences.

Hollywood has shaped how many people imagine a heart attack—someone clutching their chest and collapsing dramatically. But those portrayals are misleading and shouldn't be expected, says Ann ...

A new study adds to growing evidence that certain infections can raise the odds of a heart attack or stroke, with the highest risk observed within the first week of the infection.

Ray Stevens was admitted to a hospital in Nashville after complaining of chest pain, and doctors determined that he was suffering a heart attack.

Country music star Ray Stevens, 86, was discharged from the hospital Thursday after undergoing minimally invasive heart surgery following a mild heart attack.

Grammy-winning country singer Ray Stevens, known for hits like "Everything is Beautiful," underwent heart surgery after a mild heart attack July 7.

Ray Stevens is on the mend following a health scare. The country singer, 86, underwent surgery after suffering a heart attack on Friday, July 4. “Country Music Hall of Fame member Ray Stevens is ...