The economy is generally seen as being in pretty good shape as Americans choose their next leader, tips to make cruise embarkation day hassle-free and giant TVs are flying off the shelves.

Chicago police officer shot and killed on South Side; Today is Election Day; Lollapalooza boosted Chicago's economy, and more.

Illinois State trooper struck on I-57; 77 new citizens sworn in as citizens, and more.

A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, making sure you don't let politics put your job in jeopardy and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.

Tomorrow is Election Day; New bike lane open in River North; Music legend Quincy Jones has died, and more.

In other news: Archdiocesan priest reinstated following yearlong sexual abuse investigation; Sudden closure of Lakeview bookstore explained; Plus- Bears make final preparations for Sunday's battle against Cardinals.

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In other news: Prosecution rests case in Delphi trial; Hate crime charges filed in last weekend's Far North Side shooting; Plus- Reviewing the new jobs report with a financial expert.

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Animal rights advocates accusing Niles of trapping pigeons in parking lots; Thousands to run in Day of the Dead Race, and more.

Retailers continue to push up the start of the holiday shopping season, two major fast food brands makes moves to improve the customer experience and there are scary situations for kids tied to chatbots powered by Artificial Intelligence.

City Colleges of Chicago saw higher fall enrollment than state, national colleges; More E. coli cases linked to McDonald's reported;

University of Chicago to hold classes on werewolves, and more.