In other top stories tonight: Illinois teachers have a special sick leave for COVID-19; Lake County may raze donated mansion from a former Illinois governor; collector will part with rare DC "ashcan" editions from the dawn of U.S. superheroes; and more.

Also in the news: the city of Chicago hosts the sixth and final town hall meeting on public safety tonight; If you think you can walk, bike, or run nearly 100 miles over the course of four months, Will County’s trails are waiting; there’s a call for a speed limit change in the northern suburbs after a seven-year-old boy was hit by an SUV last week; lower-income Chicago renters facing possible eviction can now get free legal assistance in housing court; and much more. 

In other top stories tonight: Bomb threat empties suburban school; Aurora school considering change in class ranking; suburban mayor discusses proposed Bears stadium in Arlington Heights; and more. 

Also in the news: A new report finds speed cameras cost Chicagoans millions of dollars last year but did not increase safety; The deaths of two DCFS workers inspiring a new law setting rules for carrying pepper spray; New crime statistics show shootings are down in Chicago; and much more. 

In other news: A man remains in critical condition after allegedly opening fire on McHenry County Sheriff's deputies who shot him during a confrontation; Two men who pulled off a bizarre robbery yesterday morning in the South Shore neighborhood, the men apparently used a dog as a weapon; and much more.