In other top stories this evening: Watchdog says CPD fails to turn over records for legal cases; off-duty police officer dies of carbon monoxide poisoning; and more.

Also happening today, if you are driving into the downtown area today, be prepared for some delays - a twice a year bridge lift is underway; a carbon monoxide leak on the Northwest Side killed an off-duty police officer and injured a woman; a man is dead after falling onto the third rail of the CTA Red Line tracks at the Grand station; and much more.

Also happening today, the Mayor of Orland Park said some restrictions need to end this Friday; one person is dead, another hospitalized after a carbon monoxide leak on Chicago's Northwest Side; there's more reconfiguration coming to the Eisenhower Expressway starting Thursday morning; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago budget hole grows to $700 million, amid concert cancellations; Joliet mayor insists he was not aggressor in scuffle with two protesters; and more.

Also happening today, Indiana casinos are reopening, but coronavirus protections will be in place; a Chicago man is due in court today in connection with a fatal crash in McHenry County; and much more.

Also happening today, an off-duty Chicago police officer was shot in the leg during an attempted robbery early this morning; with large scale gatherings not allowed in Illinois for months, another trade show has canceled its event in Chicago; there will be lane closures and traffic tie ups this week on the Tri-State Tollway as giant beans are moved for the Mile Long Bridge; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Violence interrupters want more of a role in policing; couple take to the road to preach racial unity; and more.

Also happening today, some local artists are using plywood boards used to cover storefronts as a new canvas; protesters across the country are calling for defunding of local police departments; a Chicago police officer has his protective vest to thank for saving him from more serious injuries; and much more.

Also happening today, Metra trains are resuming alternate weekday schedules; six men were wounded in a drive-by shooting in Bronzeville late last night; plywood boards have covered up thousands of windows across Chicago after last week's spasm of looting, but some people are turning eyesores into art; Ford has come up with a new way to speed up sanitizing police cars; and much more.

Plus other stories: We're learning more about the 21 people arrested following the unrest in suburban Aurora last Sunday; Things appear to be getting back to normal today downtown; The family of an 81-year-old man whose death was attributed partly to COVID-19 has sued the Bridgeview nursing home where he had been living; Anthony LeBlanc has been appointed the new interim executive director of Chicago's Second City after the long-time co-owner stepped away; and more!