Also happening today, a 9-year-old boy was struck and killed by a vehicle while riding his bicycle Wednesday night in West Rogers Park on the North Side; Indiana residents are going to be getting refunds from the state after better-than-anticipated growth in tax revenue; and much more.

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In other top stories tonight: Indiana troopers riding with truck drivers to look out for violations; judge to rule on COVID policy at Indiana University; Jussie Smollett returns to courtroom in Chicago; and more.

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Also happening today, Governor Pritzker is scheduled to meet with President Biden at the White House today; Indiana State Police have teamed up with the state's trucking industry for an enforcement campaign; actor Jussie Smollett is expected to be in a Chicago courtroom this morning for a hearing on felony charges for lying to police about being attacked in January 2019; and much more.

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Also happening today, the Rolling Meadows City Council went ahead with Mayor Joe Gallo’s recommendation last night and voted to move to fire the city manager; actor Jesse Smollett is expected to be in a Chicago courthouse this morning for a hearing on felony charges of lying to police about being attacked in January 2019; and much more.

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In other top news tonight: Chicago puts two states on the city's travel alert because of rising coronavirus infections; Rolling Meadows mayor is in legal fight with administrator; and more. 

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Also happening today, COVID vaccination clinics open this week in three Chicago Public Schools; the FBI reportedly is looking into alleged bribe-taking an office that deals with Cook County property tax assessments; a man from suburban Wilmington is in custody in connection with what authorities say was the latest in a string of car thefts; and much more.

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Also happening today, the FBI reportedly is looking into alleged bribe-taking an office that deals with Cook County property tax assessments; six restored classic Corvettes will be given away Wednesday at the Chicago Auto Show to veterans who won a national contest; heavy rain is being blamed for the partial collapse of a bridge in Seneca; and much more. 

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In other top news: new 9-1-1 center could be approved later this week in Lake County Illinois; Metra ridership rebounding; and more. 

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Also happening today, Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown is joining a panel on crime fighting today at the White House hosted by President Biden; a plan goes before the north suburban Lake County board tomorrow on a proposed new 911 center; one of many large events aimed at providing all Chicagoans with some form of government issued ID happened in Little Village over the weekend; and much more.

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Other news this morning includes: Metra is expanding its commuter services, Little Village residents got government-issued IDs, more is being learned about a fatal shooting in front of Cook County Jail. 

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