News at 6

VP for Operations: more vaccines coming, a Wildcat gets drafted, video of CPD shooting sparks protests, and new sanctions on Russia

Conducted by Nick Song

ASG debates, Evanston Township High School opens for hybrid classes, the Lyrid meteor shower and how to view it from Evanston, and former police officer to stand trial in Duante Wright case. 

Northwestern announces presidential committee, Women's soccer loses in penalty shootout, President Biden nominates Pritzker professor, Lori Lightfoot warns of possible protests and Minneapolis announces curfew

Producer: Alex Harrison

Anchor: Allison Rauch

Reporters: Alex Harrison, Margo Milanowski, Bailey Kay Richards, and Linus Hoeller

IL COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expansion, 3 am vaccinations at NU, unrest in Minneapolis, and WNUR News returns for spring quarter

New vaccine appointments, EPD investigation under review, Executive actions on gun control, and Taylor Swift's (old) new album

Three of Evanston's aldermanic races still too close to call, Cook County considers imposing COVID-19 restrictions on suburbs, and President Biden plans to unveil new gun control executive actions.

Results for Evanston's aldermanic elections trickle in, Jill Biden announces aid for military families, and officials worry about the possibility of a Chinese attack on Taiwan

The Daily Cat returns for Spring Quarter, NU COVID-19 cases spike after Spring Break, University considers wellness week extension, Chauvin trial continues, and the Supreme Court dismisses Trump Twitter case