In other top stories tonight: Chicago City Council tries to play nice after meeting fireworks earlier this week; Geneva Swedish Days is back in western suburb; and more. 

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Also happening today, the embattled principal of Walter Payton College Prep has announced her resignation after just a year on the job; a Mount Prospect police office has been reassigned after an appearance on Fox News defending the thin blue line flag patches on officers' uniforms; not a great day for swimming, but Chicago's outdoors reopen this morning and there are no coronavirus restrictions; and much more.

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Also happening today, At least three people with ties to Chicago are reported missing following the collapse of a condo building in the Miami area yesterday; those tornado sirens heard in the northwest suburbs yesterday afternoon were triggered by mistake; three suburban counties reported no new cases of COVID-19 yesterday; and much more.

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In other top stories tonight: compromise seems imminent to fuse name of Lake Shore Drive with that of city's black founder; $56 million jackpot winner still at large in suburbs; long lines return to DMVs in Illinois; and more. 

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Also happening today, there may be an agreement in the ongoing debate about renaming Outer Lake Shore Drive; the man suspected of Saturday afternoon's stabbing death of a Maryland grad student may have attacked other women downtown; Chicago's Department of Streets and Sanitation saw a lot of overtime in April, but not for cleaning the streets; and much more.

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Also happening today, a 29-year-old man was carjacked early Thursday as he sat in his Range Rover on Rush Street on the Near North Side; backers of the proposed renaming of Lake Shore Drive are hoping their plans didn't get derailed amid the testy and quick end to the City Council meeting on Wednesday; it's getting a bit cheaper to drive on the Illinois Tollway; and much more.

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In other top news tonight: Fire started in bank lobby overnight; Tollway wants more people to sign up for I-Pass; and more. 

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Also happening today, one person suffered minor injuries and dozens of people were forced from a Loop office building because of a fire that appears to have been deliberately set overnight; an Indiana lawmaker behind a new law that protects businesses and medical professionals from civil lawsuits regarding COVID-19 said he’s willing to discuss making it less restrictive; amid the rubble from the Sunday night tornado, another concern is emerging: residents are banning together to keep an eye out for people who aren't from around there and might be wanting to do no good; and much more.

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Also happening today, a new proposal did not get far yesterday in the debate over a name change for Lake Shore Drive; more Chicago students can be in line for the city's free broadband internet service; a 14-year-old boy is recovering after being shot this morning; the mass vaccination site at the United Center is about to close; and much more.

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in other top stories tonight: Chicago expands COVID-19 vaccination house calls; compromise may be at hand over idea to rename Lake Shore Drive for city's founder; and more.

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