Also in the news: the last two of the governor’s nominees to the Prisoner Review Board are out of the picture; authorities have identified the body of a man found in a retention pond in Southwest suburban Homer Glen but the name is not yet being released publicly; a north suburban theater owner is reaching out to fans through a GoFundMe page for the cash to re-open it; the so-called “ghost gun” could soon be illegal in Illinois; and much more. 

Other Top stories include a school district is back in the classroom after being on strike for over a week, gas prices are falling but there could be more taxes coming, and a trail begins for a man who killed a sheriffs deputy in Rockford three years ago  

Also in the news: South Side bakery attempts to recover after car crashes into building; Man shot and killed while standing in alley in Lakeview; Census statistics being released after 72 year rule; A group of Chicago doctors are helping refugees fleeing Ukraine; and much more. 

In other news: more COVID-19 testing sites across Illinois are shutting down; a northwest suburban teenager, killed in a single-vehicle accident; two people suspected of an undisclosed felony have been hospitalized following an overnight chase and subsequent crash on the Bishop Ford at Sibley Boulevard; and much more. 

In other news: Illinois State Police are investigating the shooting of a teenaged boy yesterday by a police officer in Sauk Village; Unsealed court documents have shed more light on claims by federal investigators that three teenagers, including one from Chicago, planned to attack at least one mosque here and possibly other houses of worship in the name of ISIS; A homeless shelter in the western suburbs is receiving more government funding, as it expands to meet a growing need; and much more.