In other top stories tonight: Cop who shot 13-year-old boy is relieved of police powers; Illinois COVID cases flattening; some Chicago aldermen oppose fast track for casino project; and more. 

In other top stories tonight: Cop who shot 13-year-old boy is relieved of police powers; Illinois COVID cases flattening; some Chicago aldermen oppose fast track for casino project; and more. 

Also in the news: Man drowns in Lake Michigan near Southeast Side; Alderman says demolition plan withdrawn for historic Edgewater church; Missing woman with dementia found a live in south suburb; City offers new approach to opioid addiction treatment; and much more. 

Also in the news: Man drowns in Lake Michigan near Southeast Side; Alderman says demolition plan withdrawn for historic Edgewater church; Missing woman with dementia found a live in south suburb; City offers new approach to opioid addiction treatment; and much more. 

In other top stories tonight: Woman with dementia found by police after going missing; lawyers investigate fatal crash that killed 83-year-old pedestrian; Drew Peterson's former attorney suggests he may reveal what he knows about ex-cop's missing wife; and more.

In other top stories tonight: Woman with dementia found by police after going missing; lawyers investigate fatal crash that killed 83-year-old pedestrian; Drew Peterson's former attorney suggests he may reveal what he knows about ex-cop's missing wife; and more.

Also in the news: an unidentified man is dead after being shot while sitting in a car on the Southwest side last night; a 16-year old juvenile is charged in the shooting of a student outside a school in Plainfield last weekend; Indiana State Police have moved their investigation of a fatal crash on the Borman last night off of the expressway; the inspector general for the Chicago Public Schools says hundreds of high school freshmen have been automatically put into a military-style program that's supposed to be voluntary; and much more. 

Also in the news: an unidentified man is dead after being shot while sitting in a car on the Southwest side last night; a 16-year old juvenile is charged in the shooting of a student outside a school in Plainfield last weekend; Indiana State Police have moved their investigation of a fatal crash on the Borman last night off of the expressway; the inspector general for the Chicago Public Schools says hundreds of high school freshmen have been automatically put into a military-style program that's supposed to be voluntary; and much more. 

In other top news stories tonight: Gov. Pritzker signs ghost gun ban into law; rogue bison is still on the loose in Lake County; chlorine product recalled; and more.