Northwestern football player JR Pace calls for Wildcat support to extend beyond the field, IL Gov. Pritzker begins preparations for administering a COVID-19 vaccine when it's ready, and the nation braces itself for the final Presidential debate happening tonight.

The latest on the clash between NU Community Not Cops and Northwestern University President Morty Schapiro, and positivity rates rise across Illinois as the state faces a second surge of COVID-19 cases. 

Morty condemns actions of NU Community Not Cops, additional polling sites near you, a second surge of COVID in Chicago, muted presidential candidates, and Trump administration policies challenged in the Supreme Court.

Producer: Angelina Campanile

Anchor: Helen Bradshaw

Reporters: Angelina Campanile, Olivia Lloyd, Alex Harrison

Saturday's Evanston Rally for Democracy attracted nearly 200 people and featured speakers talking about issues ranging from climate justice to the fair tax amendment. Reporter Olivia Lloyd has the story. 

Northwestern's Senior Associate Vice President and Chief Risk & Compliance Officer Luke Figora sat down with reporter Angelina Campanile to discuss the University's COVID plans. He says if the school brings students back to campus in January, it is unlikely NU will force students to return home if cases begin to rise. In addition, students give their reactions to the initial last-minute response to prohibit first and second years from coming to campus this fall and closing Greek housing. 

Kellogg goes online for two weeks, Northwestern football players opt-outing this season, demand for the abolishment of NUPD, and Gov. Pritzker responds to accusations by President Trump. 

Campus Loop suspended, increase in Evanston & IL COVID cases, Obama Tweets NU, police reform, and Women's March tomorrow. 

Northwestern PHA votes against formal recruitment, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin comments on rushing Trump's Supreme Court pick, and 2020 presidential candidates face off in simultaneous town halls. 

New Evanston City Manager, Illinois income taxes, Kyle Rittenhouse, and an incomplete U.S. census.