Also happening today, the Chicago School Board is thinking about the near-term impact of the coronavirus pandemic and how to get students into e-learning; students can expect standardized testing will not take place next month; a new report indicates nine out of 10 Downtown Chicago hotel rooms were not occupied last week; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Mayor Lightfoot bristles as people congregate at parks, lakefront during 'stay at home' order; United Center prepared to serve as coronavirus logistics hub; Geneva woman gives away board games to help cooped-up families; and more.

Also happening today, an 97-year-old man from Aurora is Kane County's first reported death from COVID-19; despite a decision by the Trump Administration to delay the federal tax filing deadline for three months, your state taxes could still be due by April 15; the city has lost another big convention; the Chicago office of the FBI is warning about scammers during the virus pandemic; and much more.

Also happening today, COVID-19 has hit the Chicago police and fire departments; the air traffic control tower at Midway Airport has reopened; Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers has issued a sweeping order to close businesses classified as non-essential, prohibit gatherings of any size, and put new restrictions on travel across the state; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: CPD offers update on number of officers infected; two more conventions pull out of Chicago; and more.

Also happening today, the mayor of north suburban Mundelein said he has tested positive for coronavirus; you have to take is seriously, because we are not all going to survive - says man with virus; as the number of commuters continues to drop, the Pace suburban bus service is cutting back; and much more.

Also happening today, a former Northwestern Hospital nurse is filing a lawsuit claiming she was fired after warning coworkers that masks the hospital provides do not adequately protect against COVID-19; a new drive-thru coronavirus testing site for first responders had to turn people away yesterday after only four hours because it was overwhelmed; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago will use hotel rooms to house virus patients; alderman organizes efforts to feed healthcare workers on COVID-19 frontline; and more.

Also happening today, police departments in the Chicago area are making some procedural changes to try to keep officers from contracting COVID-19; the Mayor of south suburban Blue Island shut down the city's police department on Sunday after learning a member of the force had tested positive for coronavirus; as students begin another week out of their classrooms, a local makers space for kids is preparing more distance learning; and much more.

Also happening today, three more members of the Chicago Police Department tested positive for coronavirus over the weekend; Illinois' small businesses can tap into $250 million in loan interest bridge loans as soon as this week to help push through the pandemic; people were evacuated Sunday from a Meijer's store in McHenry after a shopper dropped homemade hand sanitizer in the store; and much more.