In other top stories this evening: Two missing men found in submerged vehicle on lakefront; group of Naperville Central students made racist posting on Craigslist; Chicago not-for-profits will get socked for trash fees; and more.

Also happening today, charges are being filed in the weekend death of a bicyclist on the South Side; despite objections of many restaurant workers and their supporters, Mayor Lightfoot's compromised plan to raise the city's minimum wage is moving forward; only days after news that the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles is laying off a majority of its workers, there is word that the facility is for sale; a racist internet post has put a western suburb back in the spotlight; and much more.

Also happening today, police say they know who they are looking for in last weekend’s murders of a married couple in Buffalo Grove; another racist incident has been reported in a western suburb - this time at a school; classes at Whitney Elementary School in Lake Zurich are cancelled today and tomorrow after a fire at the school yesterday; the University of Chicago Medical Center plans to transfer high-risk patients as it prepares for another nurses' strike next week; and much more.

In other news this evening: Couple fatally shot in their Buffalo Grove condo parking garage; student brings pellet gun to school; Mayor Lightfoot shrugs off lack of help from Illinois Legislature; and more.

Also happening today, an investigation is underway after Gary police shot a senior citizen yesterday evening - the victim reportedly hard of hearing; a scare for a South Loop couple after they heard shots being fired; a fire has caused the cancellation of classes at a school today in Lake Zurich; about 130 school districts in Indiana have cancelled classes for tomorrow, as teacher's plan a march to the state's capital; a woman is dead and her husband is in custody after a drug overdose at a hotel in Rosemont; and much more.

Also happening today, authorities in the north suburbs say the threat of being thrown in jail is driving a new and somewhat successful scam in the Lake County area; it was a rude awakening for a couple as they slept in their South Loop apartment; the former Chicagoan who introduced generations of Americans to nature's wild kingdom will enter into an exclusive club next year; Chicago residents celebrated the piping plover bird by cleaning up Montrose Beach over the weekend; and much more.

Rob Hart reports.

Also happening today: the head of a West Side charter school is praising two of its workers for trying to help a man who was shot and killed outside the school; a Chicago firefighter is facing domestic charges after a domestic incident at his home; a street gang member is accused of sending money to ISIS; these and more stories from WBBM.