Also in the news: An employee of an organization that donates cadavers to medical schools says he's being singled out for voicing concerns about the condition of some of the bodies; Chicago Sky ownership has welcomed new investors to the fold, including the co-owner of the Cubs; and a couple of local chefs have won awards known as the "Oscars of the culinary industry."

In other news: Temporary migrant shelters in schools could serve communities in the long term, organizer says; Oakbrook Terrace fighting removal of red light cameras near Oakbrook Center Mall; Cause of death revealed for college football player from LaGrange.    

Also in the news:  A 60-year-old Round Lake Beach man faces obstruction of justice charges for allegedly hiding an ATV that crashed and critically injured the 40-year-old driver yesterday; Doctors and first responders in Ukraine are getting a vital gift from a suburban hospital, as they treat victims of the war with Russia; and an investigation by ProPublica and the Chicago Tribune details how a former Chicago police officer was able to get 44 traffic tickets dismissed.

Kenosha man found dead in Chain O’Lakes after hours-long search; Chicago hosting tonight's James Beard Awards; Mundelein man busted with over 8,000 fentanyl pills.  

In other news: Two teens accused in shooting death of Waukegan coach appear in court; Swifties hyped for highly-anticipated Taylor Swift show; Police respond to man on roof with swastika flag in Humboldt Park; and much more.

In other news: 14-year-old boy killed, 4 others wounded in South Side shootout; Taylor Swift fans wait in line for hours to buy concert merchandise; UpRising Bakery owner permanently closes business after facing controversy, vandalism 

Also in the news: State police investigators are reportedly now handling the inquiry into a fatal shooting early this morning by police in south suburban Blue Island; Chicago's business community says it wants to commit resources and energy to lowering violent crime in Chicago; and Cook County leaders raise the "Progress Pride" flag above Daley Plaza.

In other news: Johnson praises 'nimbleness' of Chicago police over the sometimes violent weekend; NASCAR legends pay visit to Chicago racing course; Loop pedestrians being warned of nearby nesting falcons

In other news: Community activists protest spending millions more for 'migrant problem'; Northwest suburban junior high school science teacher retiring after setting record; Chicago's first heat wave of the year keeping air conditioning specialists busy; and much more

In other news: Four wounded in South Side drive-by shooting; Man convicted in 2018 abduction, rape and robbery gets 100-year prison sentence; Former counterfeiter now renowned Chicago artist