Also happening today, the Memorial Day block party is another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic in Chicago; two historic homes that were part of the Chicago World's Fair Century of Progress in 1933 are now threatened as Lake Michigan erodes their shoreline; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Congressman Rush pushes virus-tracing plan; choir combines individual performances; Bradley University may reopen in August; and more.

Also happening today, Governor Pritzker said COVID-19 cases in Illinois will most likely peak a month later than previously forecast; a southwest suburb is trying to help residents who don't have access to face masks; an Elgin church plans to reopen for Sunday services this weekend in defiance of a statewide restriction of large gatherings; and much more.

Also happening today, they are usually in town in August for the Chicago Air and Water Show, but today the Blue Angels will flyover Chicago to thank essential workers; a man and his young adult son are recovering after being shot by someone who was trying to break into their home in Oak Park; police say a Fox Lake woman who was found dead outside her home Saturday had been viciously attacked by at least one of her three dogs; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago adding virus testing sites; Indiana reports 32 more COVID-19 deaths; Chicago Air & Water Show still up in the air; and more.

Also happening today, more retail stores have opened in Indiana in Lake and Porter counties; a legendary flying team will take to the skies over Chicago to say thank you; Governor Pritzker's Office said staff will work from home for an isolation period after a staffer tested positive for COVID-19; and much more.

Also happening today, the Blue Angels are getting ready to pay tribute to Chicago's healthcare workers and first responders; while you shelter in place, experts say bird droppings could be damaging your car; like all non-essential businesses, the Field Museum has been temporarily closed to the public during the COVID-19 shutdown for nearly two months, but, a lucky few will be able to visit Monday for a blood drive; and much more.

Also happening today; Anderson's Bookshops in the western suburbs will be able to stay open for the foreseeable future, thanks to an online fundraiser. Police in Naperville arrested two suspects in an armed robbery this morning and are now looking for a third; Many Indiana voters have shifted to casting ballots days or weeks ahead of Election Day rather than standing in line at their polling site; and more.

And other stories: Opponents and supporters of Governor Pritzker's restrictions gathered outside the Thompson Center; ormer Dixon city comptroller Rita Crundwell is asking for compassionate release from federal prison; An Illinois-based model kit-maker that emerged from bankruptcy sees resurgence during pandemic; and more!

Also happening today; Opponents of the COVID-19 restrictions ordered by Governor Pritzker staged a protest outside the Thompson Center; The owner of a restaurant in downstate Herron, near Carbondale, defied the governor’s orders to remain closed to dine-in customers; A Chicago US Postal Service letter carrier has died of coronavirus; and more.