In other stories today: Some homes flattened in west suburban Naperville; ComEd reports 20,000 customers were without power during storms; woman shot in thigh in Loop; and more. 

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Also happening today, severe weather made its way through the Chicago area late last night, but the western suburbs took the biggest hit. About a dozen homes in Naperville were damaged by a suspected tornado, sending several people to the hospital; the National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down Sunday night around 11 p.m. near route 53/75th street in Woodridge; SWAT teams were called to a shooting in the Loop on Sunday; a 12-year-old boy has been reported missing on the North Side; and much more.

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Morning news includes crime in Chicago, comments from Illinois Senate President Don Harmon, fireworks in Elgin, and studying the brain.

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Among the top stories, Juneteenth became an official holiday, and people are celebrating throughout Chicagoland.

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In other top stories tonight: Chicago will have its first female fire commissioner; sports economist doubtful Bears will up and leave Chicago; and more. 

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Also happening today, charges have been filed in connection with a murder last year on a Chicago expressway; the pastor of a west suburban Catholic church who was refusing to leave after being told his tenure was up is no longer in the parish; a 15-year old is the latest suspect to face charges for allegedly trying to steal a luxury sports car in Hinsdale last month; and much more.

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In other top stories tonight: Mayor Lightfoot reacts to a bill creating an elected Chicago school board, which is heading to governor's desk; Illinois announces vaccination lottery to encourage people to get shots; and more. 

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Also happening today, a 21-year-old Chicago man on electronic monitoring for a firearm offense is facing additional charges after multiple guns and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were found in his home; a man from southwest suburban Burbank is charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting another man during a test drive of a vehicle in Oak Lawn; and much more.

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Also happening today, the Chicago Public Schools system laid out its plan for spending a large chunk of the federal stimulus dollars it will be receiving over the next couple of years; starting tonight, the Chicago skyline will be lit up in honor of Juneteenth; a 16-year-old girl is recovering after being hit by a bulldozer on the Southwest Side last night; and much more.

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In other top stories tonight: Bears games will be at 100% capacity in the fall; Mayor Lightfoot willing to negotiate on package liquor sales cutoff time; and more. 

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