South Side Accountability: Chicago’s South Chicago Chapel funeral home is under investigation after authorities found more than 50 bodies in various stages of decomposition, with a funeral director’s license suspended amid allegations of improper storage and infestations. Public Health: A Chicago-based company, City Foods, recalled 3,215 pounds of ready-to-eat corned beef and pastrami due to possible Listeria contamination; officials say there are no confirmed illnesses but urge consumers to throw out or return affected items. Education & Medicine: The University of Chicago’s Pritzker School of Medicine welcomed 100 students into its 100th class during a White Coat Ceremony. Community Support: In Chatham, residents rallied for “Pray for Hayes Fest,” a fundraiser helping the family of Hayes Johnson during intensive rehabilitation after a near-drowning. Sports: Don Nelson, the NBA’s second-winningest coach and a five-time champion as a Celtics player, died at 86. NFL: The Detroit Lions say Teddy Bridgewater will step away, and they moved to sign veteran Josh Dobbs as backup depth. Mental Health: McHenry County’s Mental Health Board is hosting a Community Connections Summit focused on deeper conversation and connection.