In other top stories this evening: FOP has reservations about a new top cop; four men in custody after fatal Indiana stabbing; student wounded after he points gun at officers; and more.

Also happening today: The man who was body slammed by a Chicago cop has schizophrenia, his attorneys say, which contributed to his erratic behavior in the past; the body of a teenage girl found murdered in Gary two-and-a-half months ago has been identified as a girl missing from Chicago; holiday travel is looking up for Amtrak, which hit a record Sunday; these stories and more from WBBM.

Also happening today: the Northwest music school that was the endpoint to a wild robbery case injuring a young musician is st to open its doors again after the shooting; more information is underway about a man whose body was found in an Indiana lake; a familiar item most people associate with giving was taken from a busy N. Michigan Avenue corner during the holiday weekend; these stories and more from WBBM.

Also happening today: Overnight shooting in Aurora left one dead and four injured; nearly 250 cars were told as the overnight winter parking ban goes into effect; Chicago man engaged in seven-hour police standoff heads to bond court Tuesday; Presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren campaigned in Chicago this weekend; and much more from WBBM.

Also happening today: Chicago Police says there were fewer murders in November compared to last year; The man thrown to the ground by a Chicago Police Officer in a viral video, is due in bond court today; A woman sues a River North night-club saying that staff and security looked away while she was sexually assaulted; These stores and more from WBBM.

Also happening today: It's Small Business Saturday and Chicago is celebrating with numerous deals around the city; a fight broke out in a Wisconsin mall but that did not stop people in the shopping spirit; Thanksgiving and other holidays spent at homes with family and guests often causes plumbing issues; these stories and more from WBBM.

In other top stories on this Small Business Saturday: Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot comments on the viral video of a police officer slamming a man into pavement; the city of Chicago has quietly reached a settlement with a key witness in the 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald by Chicago Police; Cook County Crime Stoppers is offering a thousand-dollar reward for information leading to the location of a woman from Brookfield who has been missing since September, and more stories from WBBM Newsradio.

Also happening today: A South Side bridge is out of commission after a barge flew into it from high winds; Prosecutors say no bail will be granted to the alleged murderer of a South Side mom last month; nine Chicago Teachers Union members were arrested after protesting at a Lincoln Yards sit-in; these and more stories from WBBM.

In other top stories this evening: strike-makeup day the day before Thanksgiving a bust in CPS; charges dismissed against teachers arrested during strike; home of Wilco frontman is hit by gunfire, everyone is OK; and more.

Also happening today, this morning's high winds are not having much of an impact at the airports; today is the first make-up day for CPS students because of the teachers' strike, but there are a lot of empty seats in classrooms; Chicago Public Schools are planning to close Hope High School next year; a number of people are facing federal and state charges in connection with crimes that cross state lines; and much more.