Week In Review

A homeowner in unincorporated Chicago Heights is reeling after receiving a property tax bill that assessed his modest 1950s home at over $1 million; a mass shooting in Grand Crossing on Chicago’s South Side early Thursday morning left two women and an 8-year-old child dead; and new laws took effect in Illinois this week.

WEEK IN REVIEW: -Cook County homeowners in these 15 suburbs will pay more in property taxes: treasurer -4 suburban men charged with attacking multiple employees at SW Side Barraco's Pizza -Apple iPhone settlement: Deadline extended to claim payment, could be eligible for $349

WEEK IN REVIEW: -Chicago suburb named 'safest and most affordable' city in US, survey finds -New Illinois laws take effect on July 1, 2024 -Chicago is one of the worst-run cities in US, study finds

WEEK IN REVIEW: -'Worse than Tiffany Henyard': Another south suburban mayor takes heat from residents -Indiana woman allegedly trafficked over 61 pounds of cocaine into Midway International Airport -'RiotLand': Riot Fest leaving Douglass Park and moving to the suburbs

WEEK IN REVIEW: A Chicago woman spoke out after she and her husband were attacked by a group of teens in Streeterville; the hall of fame is making a special exception for Bears' legend Steve McMichael; and a winning Mega Millions jackpot ticket worth an estimated $560 million was sold in Illinois.

WEEK IN REVIEW: -Select iPhone users could get a chunk of a massive settlement from Apple. -One lucky Illinois Lottery player is $1 million richer. -A 12-year-old girl who was killed in a high-speed crash in Chicago has been identified.

WEEK IN REVIEW: -Charges have been filed after a crash in Glenview took the life of a beloved high school senior. -Red Lobster abruptly closed two locations in Illinois. -The Chicago Bears 2024 season schedule was released.

Take a look at this week's top stories on Fox 32 Chicago.