Also happening today, a person is in custody Friday morning at Naval Station Great Lakes after an employee drove by a security checkpoint without showing credentials, prompting an hours-long lockdown at the north suburban base; Chicago aldermen are working through differences and doubts about proposals for a civilian oversight board for the police department; they can't have children themselves, but now they are parents - a Hammond couple has adopted the first newborn baby placed in a Safe Haven baby  box; and much more.

Also happening today, authorities are set to begin screening people coming into O'Hare International Airport from China; Chicago police say they have made no arrests in a deadly shooting in the drive-thru line at a Walgreens in Chatham; a Hammond couple unable to have children are adopting the first newborn baby to be placed in a Safe Haven baby box outside a hospital in Northwest Indiana; a new state law requiring insurance coverage for donated breast milk will be celebrated at a suburban milk bank on Saturday; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: State police warn of fraud scam by phone; young people can suffer from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, researcher says; group hopes to save Thompson Center from wrecking ball; and more.

Also happening today, while recreational marijuana is legal in Illinois, one place where state law meets federal law is within the Chicago Housing Authority, which is now relaxing its rules on marijuana; a company has been picked to give Chicago's 911 system a major upgrade; Airbnb is reporting how much its hosts in Cook County made over the five busiest weekends of last year; Barack and Michelle Obama are going on tour - we are not the former President and First Lady, but rather their official portraits; and much more.

Also happening today, if your FedEx package registers as "missing in transit" it could be because of a theft from one of the delivery company's semi trucks; Orland Park police were able to catch up with a man who got away from them weeks earlier; some neighbors in the Midway Airport area are upset over how hazardous it is to walk past a large business center in their area, at least without falling down; the Cook County Assessor is ready to re-up his effort to push for legislation requiring more transparency on how property values are assessed; and much more.

Also happening today, all bets are on when it comes to the Oscars, if you are in Indiana; Illinois high schoolers can now use voting as a reason to leave class; a Hinsdale murder trial has come to a close with expert testimony on DNA; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Yelp tagging dirtiest restaurants in Chicago; R. Kelly misses court appearance Wednesday; advocates urge Gov. Pritzker to take care when reforming court bond system; two students robbed, one shot, after swim meet; and more.

Also happening today, the number of people applying for medical marijuana cards in Illinois is up dramatically since recreational marijuana became legal; the northern suburbs are excited for plans to see more of the Chicago Bears; an east coast school makes history and leaves an opening at Northwestern University; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: SWAT surrounds murder suspect in suburban Montgomery; Cook County Assessor glad to be in 'boring' office; big plans for Chicago's Big Marsh Park; and more.

Also happening today, over 100 affordable housing units in Waukegan might not get built because of concerns over cancer-causing emissions from a nearby plant; meanwhile, Medline Industries in Waukegan has temporarily ceased its sterilization operations as it works to meet new state ethylene oxide standards; a racist meme on social media has sparked a call to action from some students at the University of Chicago Lab High School; a Roseland church that has been helping less fortunate people for 15 years finds itself in need following a devastating fire; and much more.