A look at the busy week ahead on Wall Street, giving your finances an autumn update and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.

Also in the news: Chicago Police turn off ShotSpotter after contract expires; Several Oak Lawn cheerleaders attacked during football game; Re-development of old Stratford Square Mall to be shared and more.

Also in the news: A man is in serious condition after a stabbing on a CTA train early this morning in the Loop; Chicago police are questioning a 17-year-old boy after a woman is shot and killed in her home; and The trial of a former Will County landlord charged with killing a child and attempting to kill his mother is set for February. 

In other news: Woman gunned down by teen on South Side, police say; Chicago Greyhound reportedly staying open today; Plus- Illinois Supreme Court makes ruling when it comes to marijuana smell and police vehicle searches  

Also in the news: Expert weighs in on bad smells coming from Chicago sewers; Chemical reaction caused railcar to overheat in suburbs; Sycamore Middle School student charged with making terrorist threat and more.

What the Fed's rate cut mean for consumers, tracking the rapidly-growing use of AI by kids - including with their schoolwork and more burned-out employees are taking sabbaticals.

Also in the news: Police investigating armed robbery near Humboldt Park; DeKalb man pleading guilty to assassinating state legislator; Ramova Theatre restored, now a landmark and more.

Also in the news: Five-year CPS plan approved; Preliminary rules released over controversial bobcat hunting in Indiana; Family of 17-year-old killed by Barrington train filing lawsuit and more.

The party appears to be over for Tupperware, a threatened strike could wreak havoc on global supply chain and the keys to estate planning for women.

Also in the news: Six Indiana students charged with making school threats; Aurora opening illuminated, immersive art experience; 'Inherit the Wind' to open at Goodman Theater and more.