In other top stories this evening: Metra adding more trains; Chicago top cop offers familiar explanation for crime surge; and more.

Also happening today, three months after being shutdown after a spike in COVID-19 cases, Chicago's lakefront trails and the 606 have reopened; in what was the most violent weekend of the year so far in Chicago, at least 104 people were shot and 14 killed, including six children; you can again tie the knot in north suburban Lake County; and much more.

Also happening today, the city of Naperville is slated to discuss tonight whether to allow recreational marijuana sales; some Chicago musicians and their supporters marched yesterday in Lincoln Park in support of Black Lives Matter; the owner of a Chicago downtown restaurant that has been closed since violent protests last month said he is nervously optimistic about the future; and much more.

Also happening today; The Illinois Department of Public Health announced 658 new cases of coronavirus in Illinois TODAY, including 23 additional deaths;Both the Lakefront and 606 trails are set to officially reopen Monday; There is no more getting on CTA buses using the back door; and more.

And other stories: Police are looking for someone who groped a woman on the Lakefront Trail in Edgewater on the North Side; CTA is reminding riders it wants all customers to wear masks; A 13-year-old girl is dead after being struck by a stray bullet; and more.

Also happening today; Police are investigating a hit and run that killed a teen bicyclist in west suburban Wood; Aurora officials are inviting residents to attend forums next month to review the police department's use-of-force policies and training programs;The search continues for an Elgin man, who skipped his trial on charges he sexually assaulted a child and was sentenced to 47 years in prison; and more.

In other news this morning: Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton attends a Juneteenth rally; a police chase in Indiana ends with the arrest of a man suspected of fatally striking a former friend with an SUV in Wheeling; some restaurants will not reopen this Friday despite the go-ahead from local and state officials; and another employee at the Cook County Clerk's Office has tested positive for COVID-19.

In other top stories this evening: Contact-tracing scam detected in Lake County, Illinois; Chicago restaurants can do indoor service beginning June 26; and more.

Also happening today, organizers hoping to harness a national energy for change expect thousands of people to gather near downtown today for a Juneteenth rally and march; casinos in Illinois are closed, but sports gamblers in the state have another way to bet; and much more.

Also happening today, protesters around the country are calling for the defunding of police departments following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and one local government has an answer; casinos in Illinois have been closed since the start of the pandemic, but people in Illinois can now bet on professional sports online; and much more.