In other news: Air quality alert issued for ground ozone; Man admits to killing boyfriend then burying him in backyard; Fake dog meat focus of group's veganism campaign 

In other news: Colony of honeybees makes appearance at farmer's market in Daley Plaza; Body of woman pulled from Lake Michigan near Foster Beach; Metra to begin major renovations at south side stations, and much more

In other news: Prosecutors request new judge in murder case of CPD Officer Aréanah Preston;15,000 librarians expected to gather at national conference in Chicago; Tickets for NASCAR Street Race to start at just over $3,000, and  much more

In other news: New list ranks best hospitals for kids in Illinois, across the nation; CPD hopes new footage will help find suspects wanted in  fatal shooting at South Side restaurant; O'Hare workers raise concerns about NASCAR race, and much more.

In other news: Mayor of Naperville pays tribute to U of I graduate killed at German castle; Navy Pier to host NASCAR simulator event; Chicago victims of gender-based violence eligible for $1,000 grants 

Also in the news: The field house in Gage Park will become temporary housing for more than 300 migrants by July 1; free lunches are now available weekdays at at hundreds of Chicago Public Schools; and a vigil was held last night for the victims of the shooting in Willowbrook over the weekend, in which one person was killed and 22 people were shot.

Dead body discovered in Lake Michigan near Loyola Beach; Chicago to receive $7 million for series of monuments, including installation for victims of police torture; Chicago's Movies in the Park series debuts tonight

Also in the news: Chicago is closer than ever to putting up a long-discussed memorial honoring victims of police torture in the city; a daylong Juneteenth Celebration continues this hour at the DuSable Black History Museum and Education Center; and a man in the western suburbs is fighting plans for an industrial park, which he says would include destroying hundreds of oak trees.

In other news: NASCAR street closures piling up as race weekend nears; Illinois nursing shortage will only get worse, staffing agency fears; Boosting students' reading comprehension remains ongoing battle

In other top stories this afternoon: Chicago Police Board recommends firing of sergeant in humiliating wrong raid; Bears continue demolition of Arlington Heights racetrack; former mayoral candidate Willie Wilson celebrates his birthday with cash giveaway; and more.