Record low number of COVID19 cases at NU, vaccines available in Evanston for 12+, Dillo Day activities, a new IL State Rental Plan, and SCOTUS to hear abortion case

Anchor: Allison Rauch

Northwestern’s vaccination requirement for the new school year, a look into native american basket making, and the power of squishmallows on a new generation.

Polisky steps down, Northwestern requires vaccines for the fall, Cook County vaccination centers offer Pfizer to 12-15 year-olds, and demonstrators in Chicago protest in support of Palestine.

Tensions rise between Israel and Palestine, Mayor Daniel Biss creates committee to analyze Evanston's police budget, and Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is the target of hacking and ransom.

University scientists develop fetal monitoring device, support for vaccine requirements increasing, FDA authorizes Pfizer vaccine in children 12 to 15, and shots will be available at major commercial buildings in Illinois.

Anchor: Allison Rauch

Producer: Alex Harrison

Reporters: Alex Harrison, Melissa Perry, Thomas Goodwin, Linus Hoeller

Anchor: Maria Camaaño

ASG's new president and vice president sworn in, Evanston vaccination rates above surrounding areas, Chicago's summer concert series, and unemployment aid requests drop to new lows.

Facebook decides if Trump should be allowed an account just moments ago, coronavirus positivity trends higher among NU undergrads, Chicago plans a full reopening while restricting travel, and Mayor Lori Lightfoot is set to funnel millions of dollars of federal COVID-19 relief into police spending.