Also in the news: Gunman reportedly kills himself after workplace shooting that leaves 1 dead, 1 injured; Mother of murdered son asking FBI to crack the case, Chicago health commissioner reports blip in COVID cases but cites 'beautiful' low positivity rate; Bugs being worked out for this week's $1M gas giveaway in Chicago; and much more. 

In other top stories: Chicago narrows list of potential casino developers; city braces for second gasoline giveaway; mother of murder victim calls on feds to help with Chicago violence; and more. 

Also in the news: the Chicago Board of Education is expected to vote on a school calendar tomorrow that would have students returning to classes for the next school year on August 22nd; one of the richest women in the world is giving two-million dollars to a Chicago organization that works to improve the lives of some of the city's poorest families; advocates for "low income worker tax relief" gathered in Chicago's Daley Plaza yesterday; and much more. 

In other top news stories tonight: Prosecutors say defendant had a hand in series of smash-and-grab heists; Chicago unveils new welcome campaign for visitors; and more. 

Also in the news: A new postage stamp honors a woman with a connection to the western suburbs; cars stolen from northwest side luxury dealership; University of Illinois system creates a new initiative to increase number of graduates from disadvantaged backgrounds; Illinois Supreme Court creates task force exploring effectiveness of holding hearings remotely; and much more.