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Indiana wants the Chicago Bears. Illinois wants them to stay. Both are offering financial incentives, including property tax breaks.  Bret Buganski explains why that's got people talking tonight.

The crash involving a CTA bus is top of mind tonight.   We still don’t know the cause.  Leslie Moreno lays out what we know so far.

On this episode of "Week in Review," Chicago mourns civil rights icon Jesse Jackson, whose decades of activism left a lasting mark on the city and the nation. Leaders unveil a $630 million proposal to remake Soldier Field as questions swirl about funding and the lakefront’s future. We also cover a murder charge in a delivery driver’s death, the Bears’ draft strategy at the Combine and a judge’s ruling on parking tickets. Plus, stories of resilience, discovery and change from across Chicago.

We have new information on that breaking news we told you about a CTA crash in Bronzeville.  Leslie Moreno is live at the scene.

Several people are hurt in a crash involving a CTA bus.  Sky Fox was over the scene off King Drive.  CFD tells us 15 people were taken to the hospital, including three children who were not seriously hurt.

 Let's slow it down a second and talk about a big change at Target.  It now will only carry cereals that are made without artificial colors.  Doctor Juanita Mora is with us to talk more about this.

 It feels like everything costs more lately, parking included.  Kasey Chronis is live in Rosemont with a change that some shoppers won't be too happy about.

Breaking news right now, police and medics responding to reports of a crash possibly involving a CTA bus.

 Let's talk about the latest in the Epstein investigation.  Today, former President Bill Clinton had to answer questions from lawmakers.  This was right after they sat down with Hillary Clinton about what she knew.

The fight over reforming ICE is hitting home for TSA workers at our airports.  The agency's funding is tied up in a now two week battle on Capitol Hill and agents are about to miss some of their take home pay, which could lead to longer lines and delays.   Plus, some are worried big events this summer could be less safe if the shutdown drags on.   Caroline Shively has more.

While we wait to see if the Bears stay in Chicago or move to Indiana, there’s a lot of talk about what all this means for your property taxes.  Many of you heard about the Megaproject Bill where a company --- like the Chicago Bears --- could have their property valuation frozen for up to 40 years.  Bret Buganski is in Portage Park.

The family of one of the dancers killed on the Bishop Ford Expressway is putting together a fund to help everyone feeling this loss.

For decades, he stood on the front lines of change preaching hope, demanding justice, and lifting up generations.  Today, Chicago remembers reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. not only as a civil rights icon, but as a father, a pastor, and a man whose faith never wavered.