In other top stories this evening: Mayor Lightfoot to make public address Thursday on COVID-19; Metra mulls service reductions; Plainfield police keeping eye on seniors, but remotely; and more.

Also happening today, a staff member at north suburban Libertyville High School has tested positive for coronavirus; the rules governing marijuana businesses are being relaxed; some of Chicago's leading donors are raising money for non-profit groups who help people whose health and livelihood have been affected by the virus; and much more.

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Also happening today, schools are closed and today starts a new chapter at Chicago Public Schools; a suburban lawmaker said he and other government and health leaders must still convince people, especially the young, to take the threat of coronavirus seriously; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Indiana reports first COVID-19 death; Evanston declares emergency over virus; and more.

Also happening today, a local infectious disease expert has criticized the federal government after hundreds of passengers waited for several hours at O'Hare this weekend for coronavirus screenings; a group of young helpers in the western suburbs are reaching out to their older counterparts amid the COVID-19 outbreak;  the spread of COVID-19 has forced some local grocery stores to make changes; and much more.

Also happening today, seniors in the western suburbs, who are more at risk for coronavirus can be matched up with younger helpers; Mayor Lori Lightfoot called this weekend's long lines for enhanced passenger coronavirus screenings at O'Hare utterly unacceptable; Illinois' Primary Election is a go tomorrow, as voters face their most unusual Election Day in recent memory; and much more.

In other top stories:There wasn't much room for social distancing at O'hare's international terminal last night amid massive crowds; The coronavirus is highlighting the importance of a healthy workplace

In other top stories: Lightfoot says city is providing assistance to students during shutdown; Employee at Kellogg School has tested positive and is in self-isolation; Weddings and Funerals are still held with some rules while Mass will be broadcasting on the web; and more