Also in the news: The head of Chicago Public Schools went to City Hall today to answer questions about the system's looming financial needs; a popular pizza chain's CEO is apologizing after its anniversary promotion was such a hit; and ome parents of Glenbrook South High School are speaking out after what they say is a second online antisemitic incident. Photo credit Getty Images.

Driver shot and killed on Northwest Side; Two dogs saved from burning car in Arlington Heights; Clairo plays sold-out show in Chicago tonight and more.

Walgreens to close more than 1,000 stores; Anti-Trump protestors showed up during Trump's visit; Auburn-Gresham food pantry re-opens and more.

Walgreens is closing 1,200 stores, visitors to Europe are finding big crowds even in the off season and taking a break from the campaign hoopla by getting out of town.

Man fatally shot while walking into Southwest Side restaurant; Report shows explosive growth in Illinois cannabis industry; Lainey Wilson to headline Summerfest and more.

Illinois letter carriers call attention to union contract negotiations; Columbus Day Parade held in Chicago; University of Chicago scientist is Nobel Prize winner and more.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams brings an economic boost to Chicago, reasons why waiting too long to retire is unwise, and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.

Lake Forest police looking for missing boater; Chicago Catholics helping hurricane victims; Muti returns as CSO leader and more.

If you're considering buying a home in the next few years - you should start planning now, checking in on the redevelopment of Old Orchard Shopping Center and building a brand as a social media influencer.

Also in the news: The former CEO of Chicago's Loretto Hospital has been indicted; YWCA Evanston North Shore temporarily closed for possible health concern; and Football players at Niles West High School call for their coach to be reinstated. Image source: Getty Images