Also happening today, the city of Chicago is investing $11 million in healthcare on the city's South and West sides; the State of Illinois continues the downward trend in deaths from COVID-19; a homeless man and a woman from Vernon Hills are charged with numerous felonies involving a series of violent attacks on homeless people in Elgin earlier this month; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Illinois coronavirus statistics continue improving; Aurora food giveaway draws massive line; and more.

Also happening today, a boy out for a bike ride is dead and video of the crash is helping police make an arrest; the Lovell Federal Healthcare Center in North Chicago is ready to initiate its reopening plan; and much more.

Also happening today; Coronavirus concerns were supposed to mean no Pride Parade through Boystown today, but that hasn't stopped thousands of people from taking to the streets on Chicago's North Side; Another violent weekend in Chicago, with dozens of shootings and at least ten people killed, including a one-year-old boy who was shot while riding in car with his mother on the South Side; and more.

And other stories: The Fraternal Order of Police have promised members of the DePaul campus police...we've got your back; After multiple near-death scares due to COVID-19, Hector Duenas is finally out of the hospital; Starting next week, all newborns in Illinois will be screened for a hereditary disease; and more stories!

Also happening today; One person was killed and others were were wounded in a shooting during a party early this morning in Roselle; Illinois’ minimum wage will make its second increase this year to $10 per hour beginning July 1; A 17-year-old boy was fatally shot Saturday in Humboldt Park on the Northwest Side; and more!

In other news this morning: an apparent rideshare worker was wounded in a shooting on the city's West Side; a possible alligator sighting in Lake Glenview; the latest update on Coronavirus numbers in Illinois; and a private school in southwest suburban Yorkville won't require face masks upon resumption of classes.

In other top stories this evening: Workplace shooting in Springfield; another 39 people die of COVID-19 in Illinois; restaurants reopen for indoor dining; and more.

Also happening today, an Indiana woman is now accused of spray painting graffiti on one of the lions outside of the Art Institute; the latest projections show Cook County's budget deep in red ink because of the COVID-19 pandemic; six people were sent to the hospital after a CTA bus crashed into a building on the Northwest Side this morning; and much more.

Also happening today, a person is in custody after police say she vandalized one of the iconic lions outside the Art Institute; an effort to expand black history education in Illinois schools appears to be gaining momentum in Springfield; and much more.