In other top stories this evening: Former Chicago top cop finds fault with CPD's handling of weekend protests; COVID not gone, city health administrator warns; and more.

Also happening today, the community in Aurora is rallying after a night that saw vandals and looters torch police cars, break windows, and steal from stores following a peaceful demonstration; volunteers are also hitting the streets of Chicago to cleanup businesses that were hit by vandals and looters overnight; a Hyde Park protest yesterday saw a much different tone than others across the Chicago over the weekend; and much more.

And other stories: One of the many causalities of the looting -- a family owned business in Chicago since 1899; Health officials in Indiana say 13 more residents have died from COVID-19; Mayor Lightfoot spoke with reporters late last night; and more!

Also happening today; The Illinois Department of Public Health announced 1,462 new cases of coronavirus in the state; A man was arrested after allegedly stabbing a security guard to death today at an apartment complex in Washington Park on the South Side; Cars were lined up in a south side park today as a group of volunteers known for doing good deeds passed out coronavirus safety kits; and more.

In other news this morning: Governor Pritzker sends a strong rebuke to President Trump after his comments on riots in Minneapolis while also warning Illinois residents to remain cautious as the state enters Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois action plan, the city of Chicago readies to reopen some businesses this week, and the first shared street in Chicago opens.

In other top stories this evening: Illinois moves into Phase 3 of reopening; Chicago will open up some streets to allow people to get out, eat outdoors; deer fished out of Chicago River; and more.

Also happening today, a man is dead after he was allegedly pushed in front of a CTA train during an argument with another man earlier today; as most of Illinois reopens today, Governor Pritzker is expected to teak his stay-at-home order regarding churches; June 3 is the date Chicago restaurants with outdoor seating can look forward to reopening; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago begins reopening on Wednesday June 3; area high school student was quarantined from her family at home; and more.

Also happening today, two long-time employees at the Tootsie Roll plant on Chicago's Southwest Side have died from complications of COVID-19; the state's death toll from COVID-19 is now past 5,000; and much more.

Also happening today, the City of Chicago is planning on giving people a little more elbow room to be able to exercise, as they maintain social distancing; five people have been arrested after allegedly robbing two men on a CTA Red Line train early this morning; the Chicago Public Schools system will continue to offer free meals through the summer; and much more.