News at 6

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.

Northwestern players sign to NFL teams, Men's tennis competes in tournament, Gov. Pritzker lifts restrictions and Pfizer vaccine soon to be available for teens

Producer: Sara Kadoura

Anchor: Allison Rauch

Reporters: Maria Ximena Aragon, Maria Caamaño, Angelina Campanile

Producer: Sara Kadoura

Anchor: Maria Ximena Aragon

Reporters: Matthew Shelton, Thomas Goodwin, Pari Pradham

NU plans for in-person classes this fall, 10 million COVID-19 vaccines in IL, increase in Chicago homicides and shootings, capsized boat in Lake Michigan, and the Evanston Farmers' Market reopens. 

Evanston Equitable Recovery Fund issues first payments, Chicago Bears prep for NFL draft, a plan to rename part of Chicago's Lake Street Drive, and Biden's national address

COVID-19 cases are up on campus and in India, and Evanston City Council makes changes to how things are done

Evanston partners with Northwestern, the Lakefront Stabilization Project coming to an end, the Restaurant Revitalization Fund, and Illinois population declines

Anchor: Nick Song

Producer: Alex Harrison

Reporters: Trevor Duggins, Valentina Doukeris, Allison Rauch, Linus Hoeller