Also happening today, it now appears a 1-year-old boy, who was shot in the head on the North Side last night, was likely wounded during a domestic disturbance between his parents; the man seen in a viral video showing him being body slammed by a Chicago police officer last fall is again behind bars; a former Chicago police officer brought in the lead the police department in south suburban Harvey is now without a job; and much more.

Also happening today, the famous bandit Willie Sutton is famously quoted as saying he robbed banks because that's where the money was - that may be the philosophy for whoever is behind a recent wave of ATM thefts on the Near West Side; former State Senator Martin Sandoval is expected in a federal court room for the first time today to face charges that he took bribes in exchange for his support of legislation permitting red-light cameras in Illinois; the people of Puerto Rico are about to get some help from Chicago in an effort that has been trying to get off the ground for more than a year; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Aurora man solicited murder, prosecutors say; thieves break into Michigan Avenue jewelry store; is Amazon coming to Far South Side? ... and more.

Also happening today, it may not have looked like a break-in, but it was; Mayor Lightfoot's INVEST South/West economic development program is getting a big boost from Fifth-Third Bank; it is officially income tax season; a special prosecutor has reportedly been appointed to look into possible criminal charges against an Illinois lawmaker; and much more.

Also happening today, there has been another ATM theft in Chicago; we may never know what triggered Friday night's deadly shooting at a west suburban cigar lounge; we are expecting Governor Pritzker and 5th District Congressman Mike Quigley to talk about needed steps to improve the security of the state's election results; we've heard quite a bit about the Democratic candidates for President, including some who have made stops in here in Chicago, and today, a different candidate stops by the city; and much more.

In other top stories tonight: Police still trying to find out why a 51 year old woman shot to death a retired Illinois State Trooper, A Dekalb county man was in court today facing charges that he tried to kill 2 people by directing natural gas into their house. New figures from the Illinois Department of Public Health shows that the number of abortions performed in the state increased about 7% and more.

And other news; A Berwyn police officer killed in a car crash in the southwest suburbs has been laid to rest; An Aurora police officer wounded in the Henry Pratt shooting last year will be the recipient of a grant; The former pastor at St. Zachary Parish in Des Plaines has been removed from ministry; "Groundhog Day" star Bill Murray returned the Woodstock Square yesterday; and more stories.

In other top stories tonight: A Chicago woman is only the second person in the U.S to have the Corona Virus, The concerns about the virus have not stopped the celebration of the Chinese New Year at Navy Pier, A meatpacking plant in Chicago has called back several thousand pounds of beef.and more.

Also happening today: Fears are growing amidst the spread of the Coronavirus in China and Chicago, where the second U.S. woman has been confirmed to have the virus; four people were arrested in Calumet Park in connection with a robbery; members of the Chicago Polar Bear club aren't letting the cold and wet weather stop their polar plunge into Lake Michigan; family and friends will say goodbye to a Berwyn police officer who was killed after a drunk driving accident; these stories and more from WBBM.

In other top stories tonight: isolated Coronavirus case reaches Chicago; know the symptoms of the virus; Chicago police seize 64 pounds of cannabis; plans move forward for former site of Treasure Island supermarket; and more.