Also in the news: This year's winners of Mayor Lightfoot's Medal of Honor revealed; CTA bolstering security efforts on trains, buses, and platforms; Former CPS teacher receives probation after admitting to sexually assaulting a student; Chicago candy maker MARS Wrigley is planning to expand; and much more. 

In other top stories: Student charged with threat against school in western suburbs; Chicago Reader staffers demonstrate outside co-owner's home; Chicago park becomes namesake of German poet killed in the Holocaust; and more.

Also in the news: the Chicago City Council could take a final vote next week on the mayor's plan to give some residents help paying for gasoline and CTA rides; organizers have released a list of Chicago and suburban gas stations that will take part in Willie Wilson's latest gas giveaway; demolition is underway at the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Englewood after the church was gutted by fire last Friday; it's the final weekend for a unique art exhibition in Chicago's Fulton Market neighborhood; Chicago police detectives are investigating a shooting on the North side yesterday that's left a woman in critical condition; and much more.

In other top news tonight: Englewood church must be demolished after fire, city officials say; Lightfoot's gas-relief plan squeaks through committee; eaglets seen in Will County; and more. 

Also in the news: The city is announcing a new 60 million dollar food production facility bringing new jobs; IDOT introduces new anti-litter campaign; A special piece of art survived the Antioch Church fire in Englewood; Suburban woman will spend time behind bars after wire fraud case; Cattle have to be wrangled on I-80 in Joliet after drunken crash; and much more.