In other top stories this evening: Mayor Lightfoot pushes back at the U.S. Attorney General's comments; FOP endorses Trump for president; pilots help avert furloughs at United; and more. 

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Also happening today, the suspect in the stabbing death of a North Side Walgreens employee is set to appear before a judge today; the Board of Trustees at the University of Illinois has filed a lawsuit trying to prevent nurses at UIC from walking off the job this Saturday, claiming a work stoppage would pose a danger to the public; a few hundred thousand people are being notified by a couple of local health care systems that some of their personal information may have been hacked; and much more.

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In other top stories this evening: Police Supt. David Brown says 'catch-and-release' court system is partly responsible for crime; Waukegan motel is once again site of violence; and more. 

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Also happening today, private schools in the Chicago area have been dealing with COVID-19 issues and many teachers who are back in classrooms are expressing concerns about continuing; the Chicago Department of Public Health added Kentucky to the city's quarantine list today, while removing California and Puerto Rico; a woman is accused of leaving three young children alone in a car on the West Side on Monday; and much more.

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Also happening today, private schools in the Chicago area have been dealing with coronavirus issues, and many teachers are expressing concerns; Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown will hold a media briefing later this morning to discuss weekend violence; a Northwestern University graduate student is hospitalized this morning after being hurt by a fire in a laboratory yesterday; and much more.

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Also happening this morning: the search resumes for a man missing from a boat at Calumet Harbor, today marks the last day to visit Navy Pier until next Spring, and the University of Chicago is remembering a late professor. 

 

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Also happening today, Just over 14 hundred new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Illinois; Local transportation officials have added public art pieces paying tribute the the city's history at two CTA train stops; Some North Shore residents held a rally for a man who was told to leave a pier because 'he's black'; and more.

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And other stories: At least three people have been killed in shootings overnight; a seventeen-year-old boy who shot three people from Antioch is still in custody at a juvenile detention center; Notre Dame's first home game is next Saturday; and more.

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In other top stories this evening: Gasoline prices are low as holiday weekend approaches; another shooting on the Dan Ryan; the latest Illinois coronavirus numbers; and more. 

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Also happening today, despite the pandemic, many people will hit the road this holiday weekend; the outbound Dan Ryan Expressway was a mess this morning after a shooting and a deadly motorcycle crash; the school board in Barrington Area Unit District 220 has put off funding for school fees until next year; and much more.

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