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But that all comes after “another cool day for late March” Tuesday, “with gradually increasing winds (Tuesday) into tonight. There will be a chance for spotty light showers or sprinkles, and possibly even some ice pellets, mid- to late-afternoon into (Tuesday) evening. Then the chance for showers will sharply increase late (Tuesday) into Wednesday, with thunderstorms also possible,” according to the weather service.

The two officers are part of a tactical unit and were assigned to patrol the Harrison District which includes the West Side Lawndale neighborhood, police said in a statement. Around 9:15 p.m. those officers “were conducting a traffic stop” in the 3000 block of West Polk Street, officials said. Authorities did not provide a description of the vehicle that was stopped, the reason for that traffic stop or additional information about any alleged infractions.

“That’s what I mean by the politicization of this moment,” Soble said. “The Senate is not taking a thoughtful look at the body of work that these really incredibly diligent members, even the ones I don’t agree with, have conducted over the past three years, four years, more than that, going back, for some, more than 10 years.”

The Thomas Brennan family poses in matching outfits in a snowstorm outside of Old St. Patrick’s Church in Chicago, before attending Easter Sunday Mass on March 29, 1964. From left are Mrs. Rosaleen Langtry, 22, with her child Theresa Anne, 1 month, Margaret, 20, Mrs. Brigid Wilson, 23, Aine, 24, Theresa Brennan, Thomas Brennan, Richard Langtry, 25, Thomas Jr., 18, Patrick, 16, Michael, 15, Brian, 13, Sean, 12, and Seamus, 11. (Chicago Tribune historical photo)

Sheriff’s police said they took a missing person report Friday from the victim’s mother, who told police her son had left their Orland Park home, on foot, Wednesday, and she called police after checking with area hospitals and local establishments her son may have visited. The coroner said the man lived in Homer Glen.

“I saw my father serve the public for 30 years, driving the streets, taking the long way home, checking the lights, making sure stuff was picked up, taking calls at all hours of the night,” Lee said. “That’s what he did. He was not an elected official, but he was somebody in the ward, in our community, that people can look to.”

Yakciry Nieto, left, and Eliel Valenica Palomino participate in fourth grade math class at Lords Park Elementary School on March 24, 2022, in Elgin. Fourth graders enrolled in the dual language program at Lords Park Elementary would need to sit for state assessments at least three times a year under an Illinois State Board of Education proposal that is facing opposition from educators, including some at Elgin-based Unit School District 46. (Stacey Wescott / Chicago Tribune)