In other top stories tonight: CPD loses a 50-year-old police officer to COVID-19; state reports more than 700 new cases of coronavirus across Illinois; and more.

Also happening today, many Chicagoans are taking the Governor's stay at home order so seriously, they are reporting businesses that are still open when they shouldn't be; North Central College in Naperville said it will allow students' residence halls to be used as a place where Naperville public safety employees to self quarantine during the crisis as it becomes necessary; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago Police Board has three finalists for superintendent; drive-through clinic business is booming; Lake County board members may freeze salaries; and more.

Also happening today, a physician from Indiana is sharing his story about what he says was ignorance concerning the coronavirus; three more employees at the Cook County Circuit Court Clerk's office have tested positive for COVID-19; and much more.

Also happening today, regional unemployment with the stay at home order has hit numbers not seen in our lifetime; some employees are being told to burn their vacation in order to get paid during the pandemic; the owners of Chicago's famous Billy Goat Tavern are suing their insurance company for denying a claim to be reimbursed for business losses during the pandemic; and much more.

In other top news stories this evening: Chicago hotel makes rooms available for first-responders during COVID-19 outbreak; scam artists are preying on peoples' fears; hair stylist offers tips on how to survive during lock-in; and more.

Also happening today, COVID-19 is hitting the Chicago Police Department hard; it appears some street sweeping will take place in Chicago this spring after all; a fifth resident of a Willowbrook nursing home has died from coronavirus; Illinois State Police are investigating a shooting last night by a Skokie police officer; the Kane County Sheriff's Department has set up a central location to drop of PPE donations; and much more.

Also happening today, the Illinois National Guard and the Army Corp of Engineers have begun work to turn McCormick Place into an overflow hospital; a spokesman for the Department of Streets and Sanitation said the game plan regarding street sweeping is being changed; if you pass by Navy Pier, you might notice messages designed to inspire Chicagoans during the COVID-19 pandemic; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: CPS now plans for remote learning for homebound students; Kane County collects PPE for front-line public employees; and more.

Also happening today, a funeral director who was considered an “institution” in McHenry County has died; Cook County forest preserves are open, but there are warnings about what will happen if people do not practice social distancing; tens of thousands of Cook County food stamp recipients are getting a temporary reprieve thanks to the virus relief bill signed into law last week; state education officials say all school districts must implement remote learning plans starting tomorrow; and much more.