Also happening today, Chicago police say they are still putting together a timeline of what happened before a 23-year-old man was stabbed and killed outside a River West bar; a resale revolution is coming to Chicago's Magnificent Mile; a new study says Chicagoans have to work more than 48 hours just to pay rent; and much more.

In other news stories this evening: Two charged in Dan Ryan carjacking; food pantry officials say they can't make up difference under food-stamp cut; Illinois veterans will get women-only Honor Flight; and more.

Also happening today, a proposed change to Chicago's smoke detector law is receiving opposition from a few significant officials; two people are now charged in connection to an alleged armed carjacking on the Dan Ryan yesterday morning; Illinois largest provider of hospice and palliative care is eliminating 150 jobs - mostly in home health care; and much more.

Also happening today, DeKalb County prosecutors are expected to detail what they are calling a major development in a 2017 double murder; despite growing concerns of the coronavirus, a restaurant crawl wants to show Chinatown some love; a new report shows despite the fact that it was later withdrawn, the Cook County Soda Tax did cut down on the consumption of sugar sweetened drinks; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Auto fire shuts down parking garage in downtown Chicago; two seniors targeted in Riverside home invasion; legislation would extend deadline to pay overdue property taxes; and more.

Also happening today, Chicago police are expanding an experimental effort to deal with West Siders who are caught buying illegal drugs; Chicago police are questioning two people in a double stolen car incident; two more hotels could soon be going up in Tinley Park; plungers took an icy dip into Lake Michigan by the hour over the weekend; and much more.

Also happening today, a CTA station was not the scene of the crime on Chicago's North Side, but it was where a victim sought refugee; a holdup over night at a convenience store on Chicago's Northwest Side; two new hotels could spring up in Tinley Park; candidates for Cook County State's Attorney have been invited to a forum tonight at DePaul University; people caught buying illegal drugs on Chicago's West Side could benefit from the expansion of an experimental program being run through the city's police department; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Chicago police are investigating the murder of a woman in her car yesterday afternoon; Another person has died due to the cold; A Lakeview couple inspired by the last months of their young daughters life are spreading joy to local children's hospitals; A blind man from Harvey has been reunited with his guide dog; these stories and more.

And in other news: A 40-year-old man is dead after a shooting outside a convenience store; A man was found dead when Naperville after entering a burning apartment; The Palatine Fire Department will remember three volunteer firefighters who died in the line of duty 47 years ago; and more.

In other top stories this evening: 300 people are attending a unique 3-day event at the Palmer House Hotel in the Loop; Chicago police say they've captured two people accused of attacking a 72-year-old man and stealing his vehicle in Sauganash; about a million dollars worth of damage was done to Standard Roofing in DeKalb after a big fire that burned for hours; these stories and more.