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NU COVID cases on the rise, IL ranks 47th in vaccine rollout, Pritzker sends troops to DC, and new Robinhood restrictions

Coach Fitz extends his contract, email announces potential for vaccination sites on campus, Illinois House cancels most of February session, and Dept. of Homeland Security warns of growing domestic terrorism threat

Northwestern CAPS hires first Muslim counselor, CPS teacher strike amidst COVID concerns, Trump's second impeachment trial, and rebellion in India

Former state senator Daniel Biss is running for Mayor of Evanston in the upcoming city elections. Reporter Alex Harrison interviewed him on a wide range of topics, including Evanston wards' historic disparities, recovering economically from COVID, the city's relationship with Northwestern University, and the role and direction of the police department in public safety.

This interview was lightly edited for time and clarity, but is otherwise unabridged. A shortened version of it appeared in the Monday, January 25th broadcast. Interviews with the other two candidates, Lori Keenan and Sebastian Nalls, will premiere soon ahead of the February 23rd primary.

Covid-19 cases drop at NU, Lightfoot gets vaccinated, and Biden reverses transgender military ban

Producer: Angelina Campanile

Anchor: Helen Bradshaw

Reporters: Alex Harrison, Angelina Campanile, Melissa Perry, and Linus Holler

Northwestern opens its diverse recruitment policy for comment, phase 1b vaccinations begin in suburban Cook County, Chicago restarts indoor dining under Tier 1 mitigations, and the stage is set for Super Bowl LV.

NUDM online, Phase 1b begins Monday in IL COVID19 vaccine rollout plan, Chicago teacher's on strike, Fauci says lies cost lives

Collective action by Chicago Teachers Union, public forum for Evanston's mayoral candidates, and Biden's inaugural executive actions

President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration, NU students test positive for COVID19, vaccine rollout in Evanston and Trump's last-minute pardons