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In Minneapolis, where federal agents have shot and killed two protestors this month, a lot of businesses are closed too.  Asher Redd is in the city right now.

Thousands are taking part in a nationwide shutdown today to protest immigration enforcements across the country.  Leslie Moreno is at Daley Plaza where people are gathering right now. 

Some theater students were treated to an unforgettable night with Sir Ian McKellen.  The acclaimed stage and screen actor is known for his roles in "X-Men" and "Lord of the Rings".  Jake Hamilton joined him at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

Two vehicles appeared to share the same license plate number, but investigators later determined the plates were different.

Doctors in Chicago are testing immersive technology as part of a new clinical trial that could change how colon cancer is detected—and potentially expand to hospitals nationwide.

New details on a shocking fertility mix-up in Orlando. For the first time, we’re seeing the family suing a clinic after discovering their IVF baby is not genetically theirs.

The man accused of murdering a health care CEO will not face the death penalty.

The Department of Justice has released what it says are 3 million pages of Epstein files with some disturbing allegations. The document dump includes anonymous accusations of alleged rape, sexual assault and sex trafficking against Donald Trump, among other bombshell revelations. 

Chicago bar Kumiko is closing for the night as part of a nationwide protest, with owner Julia Momose saying the decision is meant to speak out against ICE enforcement policies and in support of immigrant communities. Employees are still being paid for the day, and the bar plans to reopen Saturday.

On Capitol Hill, the Senate inching closer to an agreement to fund the government, but, even if a deal gets done, it will still need to pass the house - meaning a temporary government shutdown is all but inevitable.  Caroline Elliott reports.

With a winter storm warning in effect for parts of our area, it's shaping up to be a busy time for those in the snow removal business. Bret Buganski is live in the West Loop.

On this episode of “Week in Review,” a vigil grows in Minneapolis after a shooting involving ICE, troubling new details emerge in the stabbing death of a pregnant woman, and Indiana lawmakers pass a utility relief bill. We also look at charges against a suburban spa owner accused of secretly recording clients, a bizarre duplicate license plate mystery leading to tickets, and a Chicago man nearing release after a possible wrongful conviction. Plus, THC drinks could soon be sold at the United Center, winter weather makes its mark nationwide, questions swirl over whether Terrence Lee is AI, and a mystery vending machine celebrates Chicago Pride. We’ll also take you to Brookfield Zoo, say goodbye to a popular Chicago brewery, turn snow into sculpture in Lake Geneva, spotlight Barry Butler’s stunning winter photography, and wrap up with hidden gems in “Secret Chicago.”