Also happening today, the kiss-and-ride parking lot has been rebuilt at Midway Airport; a moment of horrors for a dog and its owner last week on the North Side; there's a report today, Chicago-based Boeing and the FAA are now reviewing a possible problem of the proposed fix of the 737 Max; lots of commotion at a Chicago police station on Saturday when a man walked in; and much more.

Also happening today, several marijuana shops will be closed Monday in Chicago due to product shortages; a family from Hazelcrest says their loved one has been killed in an attack in Kenya; authorities are investigating several arsons on the city's North Side over the weekend; police in unincorporated Aurora say a traffic crash turned out to me much more yesterday; it was the final curtain call for the cast of Hamilton in Chicago on Sunday; and much more.

Also happening today: Two people are recovering after an overnight shooting on the Northside; Two teenage girls are facing charges in a connection with a robbery and aggravated battery; The final Chicago performance of "Hamilton" is later today; these stories and more from WBBM.

Also happening today: no bail for a woman who is accused of killing her two sons and stabbing her grandfather in a South Shore apartment; a fire in Calumet Heights injured four people; two Chicago officers likely saved a man's life after he had a medical emergency and cashed his car; these stories and more from WBBM.

Also happening today: A man in his 40s was shot and killed by a security guard at restaurant Saturday in Montclare on the Northwest Side, according to police; Autopsy results from a man who died after a police foot chase show his death has been ruled a homicide, not suicide; A man was changed with murder after allegedly killing a woman and stuffing her into a box; Mayor Lightfoot tweeted expected new year's resolutions for the city and low-income residents; these stories and more from WBBM.

In other top stories this evening: online sale turns into stabbing, robbery; Brookfield Zoo lion passes away; historic house could get razed in Joliet if deal falls through; cats must be vaccinated for rabies in Illinois; and more.

Also happening today, a 59-year-old man is facing charges after allegedly causing a head-on crash with a CPD squad car; Gary's mayor could be going to court to force the state-controlled Gary community school corporation to tear down a number of abandoned and blighted school buildings; charges are pending against three men and police are looking for a fourth after a woman was robbed on a CTA Red Line train last night; and much more.

Also happening today, the mayor of Gary is pursuing a court order to get the city's school district to demolish abandoned school buildings; a Westmont man is going to prison for a 2018 drunk driving crash that killed a woman; two people are hospitalized after being stabbed on the West Side last night; a Florida fugitive picked the wrong state as his hideout; a 24-year-old Aurora man is facing 16 years in prison for a 2017 shootout with police; and much more.

In other top stories this evening: Boy, 5, loses hand in fireworks accident; more applications filed for recreational-pot licenses; long lines continue at weed distribution points; owls a highlight of the latest Chicago-area bird count; and more.