Also in the news: Things to do this weekend in Chicago; Human remains found by landscapers in the Pullman neighborhood; Former Chicago Alderman released from federal prison; Vigil held for biker killed near Dusable Lakeshore Drive in February; An Evergreen Park pharmacy is barred from dispensing many controlled substances; and much more. 

Also in the news: another teenager is the latest to be arrested for a carjacking in Chicago; no one was injured this morning when an off-duty Chicago police officer exchanged gunfire with someone who was allegedly trying to steal a catalytic converter in Norwood Park; leaders and organizations in the Belmont-Cragin neighborhood are calling for more people to speak out about domestic abuse; a west suburban park district has decided to close one of its three aquatic centers this summer because it will not have enough lifeguards; and much more. 

Also in the news: A suspect questioned in shooting at Brickyard Mall, 5 shot on the West Side yesterday, More license plate readers coming to Chicago area expressways, Facebook's parent company expanding data center in DeKalb, 13-year-old girl missing from the Back of the Yards neighborhood, Man sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to terrorism, child-porn charges, and more.  

In other top stories tonight: Metra invites businesses to an open house on bridge overhauls; actor is attacked on the CTA, the latest crime on the transit system; and more.

Also in the news: Elgin City Council to reconsider cancelling popular Halloween event; Harper College is launching a Community Innovation Fund Grant Program; Some Illinois residents may receive a check from Google after being photographed illegally; City Council recommends candidates for civilian police oversight board; and more.  

In other top stories: man charged after stealing Chicago ambulance and fleeing to downstate; Chicago Fire Department has new tool to save people pulled from water; cherry trees are blossoming in Jackson Park; and more.