10 stories you may have missed this weekend

1. What's that smell? Not the furry costumes. An intentional leak of chlorine gas at a Rosemont hotel hosting the 2014 Midwest FurFest convention forced the evacuation of hundreds of guests and employees early Sunday. Police are investigating.

2. A 6-year-old boy was killed Saturday in what authorities are calling an accidental shooting in Villa Park. Michael Cattron III's family moved him to the suburbs from Chicago after his mother was shot to death while driving on the Dan Ryan Expressway.

3. A 46-year-old man was killed and another man wounded after a shooting late Saturday night in Aurora. Police are searching for an older model silver SUV seen speeding away from the scene.

4. The numbers tell the story of video gambling's legalization in Illinois two years ago: More than $10 billion statewide has been poured into 20,552 machines. Communities and business owners who've allowed the new industry say they've reaped many benefits and seen few, if any, drawbacks to the devices.

5. One person was killed and two others were injured Friday night in a fiery head-on crash in West Chicago. Bystanders pulled two men from one of the vehicles. Both men are expected to survive.

6. By the time Derek Struwing discovered he was hearing-impaired, he already knew he was a hockey player. And when the USA Hockey Team competes in the 2015 Winter Deaflympics starting in March in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia, Derek will be one of the youngest players on the ice wearing the red, white and blue.

7. Joe Marconi, a longtime Batavia businessman and outspoken advocate for the community's downtown, has died. "I would give him a lot of the credit for spreading around his energy and enthusiasm for taking on a new concept for what Batavia could be," Mayor Jeff Schielke said.

8. The AMC Loews Streets of Woodfield 20 movie theater is getting a major upgrade - to the tune of $9 million - that will include better seating and a pair of dining areas. Capacity of the theater will drop nearly 60 percent - from 4,760 seats to 1,964 seats - as a result.

9. Two weeks after he was seriously injured when struck by a car while jogging with his cross-country teammates, Ryan Kissane was back at Palatine High School on Friday night to thank supporters. "I'm glad to be out and doing things, getting back to normal," Kissane said. "Day by day, I'm getting better."

10. You say you just can't "Let it Go?" You're not alone when it comes to "Frozen," as the Disney film still captivates many more than a year after it's release. Here's why.

BONUS: The Bears in need of a total housecleaning, says sports writer Bob LeGere.