Also happening today, there was a celebration at Elmhurst Hospital yesterday as a relatively young adult COVID-19 patient left the hospital after more than six weeks there; one person is dead and three others are hurt in what is described as a road rage incident in Hammond, Indiana last night; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Defiant minister says he'll continue to hold church services in face of stay-at-home order; suburban congresswoman notes services available to domestic-violence victims; and more.

Also happening today, Chicago police say over this past weekend, when the weather was so nice, officers dispersed hundreds of crowds that were violating the state's stay-at-home order; Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart said social distancing at Cook County Jail may not be possible if summer weather brings a resurgence of arrests; developers are looking for zoning approval for the former Michael Reese Medical Center site; and much more.

Also happening today, a Cicero nursing home faces action in court today after being accused of not doing enough to save lives during the pandemic; legal marijuana sales continue to grow, despite the stay-at-home order; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Illinois church defies limits on worship services; cemetery tours find new life online; and more.

Also happening today, Illinois set a new daily record yesterday for conducting COVID-19 tests; a commuter rail service is getting rid of three lines; the Pheasant Run Resort closed earlier this spring, now the owner of its golf course is trying to figure out what to do with the surrounding land; and much more.

Also happening today, the deadline for Chicago small business owners to apply for up to $5,000 in financial help through the city is tonight; another drive-in movie theater is set to open for the season with some modifications; sheltering in place can be more difficult for families already facing tensions at home; and much more.

Also happening this morning: Indiana is reporting another 17 deaths from the coronavirus; A pastor is desperately trying to talk with his brothers inside a Chicago nursing home; Farmers markets are back in business but things look much different than in year's past; and more.

And other stories: A large gathering of people on the west side overnight ended in gunfire; ‘Don’t Be Stupid:’ Mayor Lightfoot Lashes Out At House Party Hosts, Warns Cops Will Arrest Them; You now have to wear a mask in court rooms in DuPage County; and more.

Also happening this morning: a nursing home in Geneva with a high number of positive COVID-19 cases says they didn't receive testing kits until late April, the makeshift facility at McCormick Place built to handle an influx of COVID-19 patients is being dismantled, and a University of Chicago epidemiologist gives some advice on how to show your mom some love this Mother's Day despite the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.