Also in the news: Chicago police are looking for suspects in crimes that occurred on-or-near the CTA Red Line on both the North and South sides last night; the player lockout in Major League Baseball appears to be giving a boost to minor league teams in the Chicago-area; Chicago Public Schools appear on the verge of making a change in mask policy.

In other top stories: Chicago police superintendent promises to find shooter who seriously wounded 12-year-old girl; minor-league baseball teams could benefit from MLB lockout; Amazon bookstore expected to close in Lake View; and more.

Also in the news: Chicago police are still looking for the driver who left the scene of a hit-and-run crash that killed two Chicago ministers on Monday night; Governor Pritzker is asking the state's employee pension systems to review potential divestment in Russian assets in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine; Republican State Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer says making lawmakers wear face coverings in the chamber makes no sense - especially since the governor removed the requirement across the state; and much more. 

In other news tonight: Chatham tenants say problems with rental properties persist; long haul COVID is still a problem for many, doctor says; former education secretary Arne Duncan won't run for Chicago mayor; and more. 

Also in the news: Chicagoland celebrates paczki day; MLB labor talks continue late into the night as efforts continue to salvage full regular season; and much more.