Week In Review

Check out the top stories on Fox 32's Week in Review.

A suburban family is grieving the loss of a loved one whose body was temporarily stuck overseas; a Downers Grove restaurant has been inducted into the Hot Dog Hall of Fame; and the city of Chicago is mourning a firefighter who died battling a blaze in Lincoln Park. 

Workers in Illinois will see an increase to the minimum wage come January; two people are in custody after a suburban mom was shot to death at a Chase ATM in Worth; and some TJ Maxx and Marshalls retail stores will be closing in the Chicago area in 2024. 

A pair of migrants were charged with stealing thousands from a Chicago-area store; six were charged in a local human trafficking ring and dramatic new video shows the moment an Illinois State Trooper was shot.

A pair of migrants were accused of stealing nearly $2,000 worth of merchandise from a suburban Macy's; Matthew Perry – Chandler Bing in the hit series "Friends" –  was found dead Saturday of apparent drowning; and an El Nino winter could mean warmer weather and wetter days according to the latest outlook from NOAA. 

The oldest Black-owned soul food restaurant celebrated it's 50th anniversary this week; a bar in River North was forced to close following a mass shooting just outside; and one Chicago suburb made the short list of safest cities in the U.S. for the second year in a row. 

A boat crashed into a home in McHenry County leaving a couple dead; oodles of Goldendoodles are up for adoption at Green Lake Area Animal Shelter; and an Indiana man was charged with bringing a machine gun to the Topgolf in Naperville. 

Someone is $900,000 richer after buying a winning Lucky Day Lotto ticket in Illinois; a Chicago family is outraged after their daughter was beaten in Lawndale; and iconic Chicago restaurant and lounge, The Signature Room, abruptly closed its doors for good this week.

Two persons of interest in the recent Romeoville murders were killed in a fiery crash in Oklahoma this week; a woman from Cicero was arrested for attacking four Chicago police officers; and legendary Chicago Bears quarterback Jim McMahon is breaking into the Illinois weed market.