Chicago police are investigating after a large burning cross is found in Grant Park, downtown Chicago. Multiple outlets report that the incident occurs Tuesday afternoon and prompts concern among people who witness the burning cross. Authorities state there are no reports of injuries. Police say they are working to determine how the cross ended up in the park and what motivated the act. CBS News and other reports describe the cross as a significant object and note that it shocks bystanders, with at least one outlet describing it as about six feet tall. The New York Times reports that investigators, including the FBI, are involved in the case. The Independent and other sources characterize the discovery as raising fears related to hate crime, while still noting that the investigation is ongoing and no arrests are reported. According to the available summaries, police have not announced any suspects, and the investigation focuses on the circumstances surrounding the “object on fire,” including whether any charges will be pursued.