The girl and three adults were sitting in a Subaru SUV at the stop light on Union Avenue at West 47th Street when police say the gunman’s car intentionally pulled up behind them, targeting someone inside.

“We’ll just have to see what happens, you know?” one general manager said. “We don’t know if we’ll be able to open up fully or if we’ll still have to keep our social distancing.”

School board member Luisiana Melendez, who specializes in early childhood education, said that research shows younger students don’t benefit from extended screen time and need adults sitting with them to guide their virtual learning experience. “That is one of my major concerns with remote learning and young children. It demands a lot from the families that are already stressed.”

More than 300 people, including many on Chicago’s left, gathered at the Chicago Teachers Union Center to celebrate the 100th birthday of communist Beatrice “Bea” Lumpkin.

“I apologize for people who are so angry, and I understand that anger as a parent and as an educator,” University President Morton Schapiro said. “In retrospect, I probably should have decided earlier in the week.”

A new study out of Princeton University reveals that 48 out of the 50 largest cities in the United States have experienced riots associated with the Black Lives Matter movement since late May.

“You almost forgot about COVID [-19] because so much more is going on,” said business owner Michael Willis. “It’s very upsetting…At the end of the day, I understand the reason — not particularly [the looters’] reasoning — with the looting going on, but you never want something that’s yours being damaged or taken away from you, especially when you busted your a- – to get it.”