Also happening today, a man faces arson charges after he was reportedly not supposed to be anywhere near the scene of the crime; zero to 650 in five seconds - that's the word from Chicago-based Boeing on its CST 100 Starliner capsule - a critical safety component for space travel and is scheduled for a dry run this morning in New Mexico; there is drunk driving charges against a man who authorities say caused a chain-reaction crash that sent four people to the hospital, including two state police troopers; and much more.

In other news this evening: A 29 year old man is dead after being shot; Authorities say a man was robbed at axe-point; A portage Indiana man is facing an array of charges after driving drunk; and more.

Also happening today: Buffalo Wild Wings is investigating their Naperville restaurant after a family says they were moved to a different section because of their race.

Also happening today: an employee of the Lake County Treasurer's Office is facing theft charges; State Representative Luis Arroyo has resigned from the legislature, just days after being arrested by the feds. These and more stories from WBBM.

In other news this evening: State lawmaker resigns amid bribery probe; Chicago students return to schools after teachers' strike; ACLU challenges city over protest restrictions at Millennium Park; and more.

Also happening today, parents of CPS students say they are happy to have their kids back in class; another strike could be on the horizon - teachers and support staff at Grayslake Elementary School District 46 say they can go on strike as early as next Thursday; Chicago police say a person of interest in being questioned in the shooting of a 7-year-old girl last night; it is still unclear what the long term future holds for the Arlington International Racecourse; and much more.

Also happening today, now that Chicago schools are back in session, some students will be racing to get college applications completed and sent off today; a 7-year-old girl is in critical condition this morning after being shot in the chest while trick-or-treating last night on the Southwest Side; the operator of River casino in Des Plaines have started making renovations to the facility as they also make plans to deal with the state's expanding gambling laws; and much more.

In other news this evening: Flights canceled at Midway Airport; Chicago mayor reaches back-to-work agreement with teachers, ending strike; some students ready to go back to school; and more.

Also happening today, on this very snowy Halloween, several communities are rescheduling trick-or-treating; two brothers from the far northern suburbs are charged with stealing big ticket items from Home Depot; police are again warning people to use common sense and not leave vehicles running unattended; a lawsuit it being filed against a suburban nursing home; and much more.

Also happening today, Chicago's Inspector General said the city needs to be more proactive in dealing with trees; with the bear minimum of 60 votes needed for a bill to regulate ethylene oxide out of existence in Illinois has passed the Illinois House; one person is in custody after the vehicle they were driving crashed into a church in northwest suburban Lake in the Hills this morning; and much more.