In other top stories tonight: Judge cites DCFS chief for contempt, again, as state ward languishes; cattle get loose in suburbs; Elgin weighs greater costs to revive Halloween fest; and more. 

Also in the news: CTU sues Lightfoot ally, accuses her of interfering in union elections; 3 women shot while sitting in car in South Shore; Man fatally shot in attempted carjacking in Belmont Central; Jury finds two former Chicago Police officers liable in 2014 shooting; and much more. 

Also in the news: New ethics proposal bans alderperson's family from lobbying, Metra execs concerned about merger, Fox gets drainpipe stuck around neck - again, Willie Wilson open to a third round of gas giveaways, New art exhibit showcases the evolution of pop culture, Ravinia releases full schedule of events, musical acts, Lightfoot announces new 11th ward alderman, Kane County land set aside for volunteer garden and much more.

Also in the news: the city of Chicago says hundreds of affordable senior housing units will be rehabbed; big problems this morning for CTA passengers on North Side "L" trains; North America's oldest outdoor music venue has officially announced its 2022 lineup; as the Illinois High School Association looks for a stadium to host the state's future high school football championships - one current site could be left on the sidelines; and much more. 

In other top stories: Aldermen vote electronically for the first time; Ricketts family faces opposition in bid for Chelsea soccer club; Chicago man accused of sexually assaulting two women at hospital; and more.