Also happening today, Illinois restaurants are struggling to stay in business under the Governor's order limiting operations to delivery or pick-up only; Indiana's Governor Eric Holcomb has extended the state's stay-at-home order through Monday, April 20; Mayor Lightfoot is defending her decision to get a haircut despite the order that salons and barbershops be closed; and much more.

Also happening today, a 59-year-old Cook County jail detainee has died from coronavirus; two police officers in south suburban Dolton have tested positive for COVID-19; police in north suburban Winnetka are looking into at least two incidents in which local schools' online learning sessions were invaded by hackers; it has been three weeks since Governor Pritzker issued his executive order limiting restaurants to carryout and delivery service, and those in the food service business are struggling; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich shoots mask-a-mask video; McDonald's donating 1 million N95 masks to medical community; and more.

Also happening today, the Mayor of Hammond plans to talk to prosecutors today about church elders who held services on Sunday in defiance of a stay at home order; DuPage County is preparing for the worst as COVID-19 continues to spread; Chicago-based McDonald's plans to donate a million N95 masks to healthcare workers; several Wisconsin mayors are trying to stop in-person voting; and much more.

Also happening today, elders at a church in Hammond received tickets on Sunday, after they defied the state's stay-at-home order of Indianan Governor Holcomb; a number of Wisconsin mayors are asking the state's health secretary to step in and stop the in-person voting in tomorrow's primary election; the Archdiocese of Chicago released a new decree dispensing Catholics from Easter obligations in response to the pandemic; and much more.

In other top news: With more than 22 deaths, DuPage county is taking steps to prepare for additional fatalities; The traditional Easter season usually means a rush on seasonal plants; The Cook County Health and Hospital System is gearing up for a Coronavirus onslaught; A Will County man who killed his wife, then himself last week told relatives he feared he and his wife had contracted the coronavirus; these stories and more from WBBM.

And other stories: This is Palm Sunday, but the Chicago Archdiocese has put a stop to all Holy Week celebrations; The Cook County Health and Hospital System is gearing up for a Coronavirus onslaught; Artists and cultural institutions are facing the same economic strain as other industries because of COVID-19 and more.

In other top news: One new model predicts an April 20 as the peak for the coronavius; public libraries across the state have been forced to close their doors due to COVID-19; starting today, a drive-thru COVID-19 testing site on the city's Northwest Side for first responders also will be open to the public; these stories and more from WBBM.

In other top stories this evening: Allergies may be what's ailing you, not COVID-19; pool supply store owner thinks his business is 'essential'; Indiana stay-at-home order extended two weeks; Cook County health official fired; boy's shooting death may have been accidental; and more.

Also happening today, although Illinois schools are shut down only until the end of April, that may change. Michigan and Indiana have already called off school for the rest of the academic year; DePaul University said it will not increase tuition for the 2020-21 school year; pending formal approval from the City Council, the city of Chicago will have a new police superintendent soon; and much more.