Also happening today, A soldier from Elgin who had been missing in North Korea since 1950, will be buried Wednesday in the western suburbs; the Naperville City Council is scheduled to discuss a proposal tonight to allow the city's second Costco store to be built; for the first time in recent memory, the Chicago-area made it to mid-February without a single winter storm warning; and much more.

Also happening today, a pilot program designed to help "food deserts" in Chicago is ending after next month; five people from Chicago, including three teenagers, are now charged in a high-speed chase early Sunday that ended in a crash near the Morton Arboretum; the future of Amtrak will be on display in Chicago and Naperville this afternoon; and much more.

Also happening this morning: after it has been learned that border patrol agents are being sent to sanctuary cities, Chicago's Mayor takes a stand. Cook county state's attorney candidate Bob Fioretti is calling on the Illinois Supreme Court to bring together judges, prosecutors and defense lawyers to find a balance in bail reform. A former University of Wisconsin football player and Thornton High School star has surrendered to Chicago police in connection with the deaths of two people in Wisconsin; and more.

And other stories: Seven people are hurt after a fire in Bronzeville overnight; A Chicago-area couple with the first person-to-person transmission of the Coronavirues has been released from isolation; A community activist calls for finding long-term solutions to violence and poverty through those associated with the NBA All-Star Games; and more.

Other Stories Include: St Sabina Church hosting their annual basketball tournament and a man is rescued from Lake Michigan

Also happening this morning: police investigate an overnight shooting that left six people wounded; a horse is dead following a stable fire in Kane County; a security guard will appear in court today after being charged with shooting and critically wounding a man inside a Garfield Park liquor store.

In other top stories this evening: Motorist charged in hit-and-run that injured boy in Deerfield; tourism boat trips keep rolling on Chicago River; 'dump' truck has sad mission on Valentine's Day; and more.

Also happening today, authorities have now identified two people killed in a house fire in far southwest suburban Minooka; a Chicago activist chose the coldest night of the year to huddle under blankets on the sidewalk outside City Hall to raise awareness about people who have to do that every night; the Board of Education at Palatine-Schaumburg High School District 211 has approved a settlement of a now former student's discrimination lawsuit; and much more.

Also happening today, a 57-year-old woman and a 5-year-old child are dead after a fire in far southwest suburban Minooka; today marks 12 years since a gunman walked into a Northern Illinois University, shot five people to death and  injured almost two dozen others and then took his own life; a Chicago activist chose the coldest night of the year to huddle under blankets on the sidewalk outside Chicago's City Hall in an effort to raise awareness for the homeless; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: How to prepare your home for the bitter cold; Sunday brunch places will be able to serve booze earlier, under measure before council; Bolingbrook mayor not thrilled with Amazon's plan for a distribution center; and more.