In other top stories:There wasn't much room for social distancing at O'hare's international terminal last night amid massive crowds; The coronavirus is highlighting the importance of a healthy workplace

In other top stories: Lightfoot says city is providing assistance to students during shutdown; Employee at Kellogg School has tested positive and is in self-isolation; Weddings and Funerals are still held with some rules while Mass will be broadcasting on the web; and more

In other top stories: Lightfoot adamant that schools stay open, for now; GrubHub waives commission fees to help restaurants; lunchtime crowds absent in Loop; and more.

Also happening today, Illinois has seven more coronavirus cases announced. The Governor is now banning all events involving more than 1,000 people; some of the biggest healthcare providers and insurance companies are waiving the cost of testing for coronavirus; and much more.

Also happening today, one suburbs efforts to fight the coronavirus involves some new procedures; most sporting events are on hold during the coronavirus crisis and that is throwing a major wrench into the state's brand-new legalized sports gambling industry; and much more.

In other major news this evening: Chicago school closed for rest of week; University of Chicago goes with e-learning amid outbreak; air travelers react to Trump restrictions; Kimberly Foxx gets renewed support at news conference; and more.

Also happening today, there are now restrictions on visitors at Illinois nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and veterans’ homes; fans sound off as more sports leagues move to cancel or suspend games over fear of spreading coronavirus; state election officials said they are moving ahead with Tuesday's Primary Election as scheduled; and much more.

Also happening today, concerns about coronavirus is forcing two schools in Carpentersville and another in Palatine to close; there are now restrictions on visitors at Illinois nursing homes, long-care term facilities, and veterans homes; the coronavirus is taking a toll on the hotel industry in Illinois; and much more.

In other top news stories this evening: Chicago Irish parades canceled; doctor has 'drive-thru' clinic in Orland Park; Lombard schools expected to reopen on Thursday; CTA passenger shot by cop at Red Line station sues city, officer; and more.

Also happening today, two suburban parades have also been canceled due to coronavirus concerns, citing an effort to keep the public safe; one suburban doctor is doing his part to keep his patients safe and he is offering a drive-thru clinic; a special veterans event scheduled this week in Lake Zurich is being postponed; and much more.