Also in the news: Underground redevelopment draws opposition as trojan horse for mining; Illinois faith-based leaders want to help minority communities get online; Man sentenced to 50 years in prison after 2018 shooting of West Chicago man and more.

Also in the news: Police searching for two bandits who tried to steal a car and shot at homeowner in Mount Prospect; Former governor Pat Quinn won't run for Chicago mayor; Smoking causes nearly 90% of lung cancer cases, as doctors continue push for quitting and more. 

Also in the news: Oak Forest teen facing charges after allegedly stealing dozens of weapons from gun store; Winter holiday market opening in Edgewater this weekend; Former Illinois Governor Pat Quinn expected to join Chicago mayor race and more.

Also in the news: Hoffman Estates man arrested in connection with January 6 Capitol insurrection; ACLU wants court to penalize prison agency for neglecting trans inmates; Reminder: Stay safe as the snow continues to fall and more.

Also in the news: Flu cases on the rise in Chicago area; Parents file lawsuit after 8-year-old son falls from Navy Pier climbing wall; Alderman calling for gang ceasefire, city to do more and more.

Also in the news: Cook County property tax bills were posted today after months long delay; CTA safety efforts are starting to pay off; 2 men charged in shooting outside Yorktown Mall; and much more. 

In other news: A man and woman were found shot to death in a vehicle on the west side; A Romeoville golf course receives environmental grant for farm; Chicago area to experience first season snowfall this week; 2 month old safe after carjacking in Ravenswood; and much more. 

And other news: Student and staff at St. Ignatius College Prep will hold mass this afternoon after students injured in bus crash; Chicago aldermen will debate resolution about real estate property sales; A Chicago police academy will graduate a new officers at Navy Pier today and more.

Also in the news: Police investigate shots fired at Yorktown Center, Anti-Cruelty Society waving adoption fees; Relief agencies need to escalate efforts to help migrants; and much more.

And other stories: Another challenger to Mayor Lori Lightfoot entering the race, including Congressman Jesus "Chuy" Garcia; Plans for a video game arcade in Wheeling have changed; C-T-A President Dorval Carter said the agency remains about 1-thousand employees short as it struggles to provide reliable service and more.