In other top stories tonight: DuPage County government prepares for mass booster shots; Illinois candidate will accept crypto currency donations; and more. 

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Also happening today, a man who was reportedly wanted on several warrants including one for murder was shot and killed by Amtrak Police as Chicago's Union Station last night; a 30-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly attacking another man with a hammer on a CTA train; and much more.

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Also happening today, despite continued pushback from some individuals and school district across the state, Governor Pritzker said he stands by his mask mandate; finalists have been named in a competition for a reimagined Thompson Center; and much more.

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In other top stories: Security guard hospitalized after smash-and-grab at high-end store; several students quarantined in DuPage County; Rev. Jesse Jackson, his wife recovering in hospital from COVID; and more. 

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Also happening today, Mayor Lightfoot is again suggesting that indicted Alderwoman Carrie Austin step away from her role as chair of the City Council’s Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity. That committee meets Tuesday afternoon; Mayor Lori Lightfoot is rejecting Chicago Teachers Union suggestions that she's preparing to reopen Chicago Public Schools without enough safety protocols in place; and much more.

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Also happening today, Chicago Public Schools officials say police officers will likely be in some schools that voted them out when students return Monday; Illinois State Police continue to try to find the shooter who killed a 67-year-old Orland Park woman as she was on the Dan Ryan Expressway returning home from a White Sox game; and state police hope a new tool will make it easier to solve those crimes in the future; and much more.

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In other top stories tonight: Gun violence claims at least 7 lives in Chicago over the weekend; Plainfield school district sued for alleged hazing incident; and more. 

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Also happening today, negotiations are resuming between Naperville District 203 and its teachers; business officials from throughout the region and across the country are pushing hard for approval of the massive infrastructure package, which is now inching its way through Congress; a Cook County judge has denied bond for a Chicago man charged with criminal sexual assault in the Loop; and much more.

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Also happening today, classes begin today for District 200 in DuPage County. There are several COVID precautions in place; Bail reform has meant fewer defendants must post bond, but a Cook County judge denied bond Sunday for a Chicago man charged with criminal sexual assault; Rev. Jesse Jackson and his wife, Jacqueline, are both hospitalized with COVID; and much more.

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Other news this morning: as street violence continues, South Side Priest Father Michael Pfleger says the city of Chicago is making some of the right moves to reduce the violence in the city, but also some wrong ones. One person is dead following two car crashes and a shooting on the Eisenhower Expressway. Naperville teachers there are continuing to threaten to walk out. And Reverend Jesse Jackson and his wife have been hospitalized with Covid-19.

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