Public Safety: Chicago officials say more than 50 bodies were found improperly stored and decomposing at South Chicago Chapel on the city’s Southeast Side, after neighbors reported a “stench.” The Cook County Medical Examiner says staff is working to identify remains and notify families, while Illinois suspended a funeral director’s license over alleged “deplorable” conditions. State Policy: Gov. JB Pritzker signed new Illinois laws giving the state authority to review and approve home and auto insurance rate changes, with requirements for notice before big premium hikes. Health Care: Pritzker also signed a bill to protect the federal 340B drug discount program from restrictions that could limit pharmacy access for safety-net providers. Chicago Politics: Pritzker declined to weigh in on House Speaker Chris Welch’s handling of sexual harassment fallout, urging the Illinois House to move quickly on new complaint procedures. Local Sports: The White Sox placed catcher Joey Bart on the IL with a left-hand fracture and recalled Edgar Quero; the team also dealt with another catching injury as they fell to the Guardians.