Also happening today, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is unhappy with Chicagoans response to the Census outreach; a fender-bender that escalated into a violent assault and armed robbery has now deescalated after victims decided to not press charges; and much more.

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In other top stories this evening: Mayor Lightfoot eyes tightening restrictions on bars and restaurants if COVID numbers tank; CPS will poll parents, others about fate of schools this fall; and more. 

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Also happening today, the US EPA says hundreds of once-contaminated residential properties in Northwest Indiana are clean enough now to be removed from the national Superfund list of the most polluted; the board chairman of an Oak Park church says members will follow Jesus' example and love our enemies after members woke up to find the church's Black Lives Matter banner slashed; and much more.

Also happening today, a summer tradition is trying to make a comeback in the age of COVID; one expert suggests many lives could be saved if COVID-19 tests were processed more quickly; the 300-plus players are now awaiting official results of the 38th Illinois State Disc Golf Championship; and much more.

Also happening today; The FBI is searching for a man who robbed a west suburban bank this weekend; Talks may continue today after striking nurses at AMITA Saint Joseph Medical Center in Joliet voted yesterday to reject a contract offer; a family was displaced due to a fire at a home in north suburban Evanston on Friday; and more.

And other stories: Chicago police have released images of the car used in the killing of 13-year-old Amaria Jones; The deadline for Illinoisans to file their state and federal income tax returns is Wednesday; A Chicago Police Officer is getting "revved up" for a good cause; and more.

Also happening today: A mobile COVID-19 testing site will be stationed at Lake Zurich High School tomorrow and next Sunday after multiple cases have been found among students; Chicago’s business affairs chief says some smaller businesses are being very cautious about re-opening during Phase Four of the City's recovery, despite their desire to get back to making money; Lake Bluff put together a public art display featuring canines of the fiberglass variety; these stories and more from WBBM.

In other top stories this evening: Illinois COVID stats edge upward; feds bust alleged drug gang with colorful names; Naperville pharmacy offers fast antibody test; and more.

Also happening today, Mayor Lightfoot said she is hopeful personal responsibility will be more effective than a national mandate, when it comes to getting people to wear face masks during the pandemic; famous Chicagoans have come together to raise money for the arts as coronavirus continues to hit their community hard; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago puts forth plan to emerge from COVID-19 pandemic; the Chance the Snapper saga happened 1 year ago; and more.