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Tonight, the police during the Uvalde shooting waited for more than 1 hour to end the shooting; The supreme court rules that Maine can use public funds for religious schools; and how to prevent illness and death related to severe heat; and more news.

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Tonight, we have news on the January 6th hearings, the public opinion on if Trump bears responsibility, and other stories including-

- The approval of COVID vaccines for children as young as 6

- The Treasury department's statements on the economy

And more news!

Tonight on The Evening Report, the man who shot and killed 10 people at a supermarket is charged with a hate crime; inflation is out of control as the federal reserve raises interest to lower prices; and our commentary report- gun control in America.

We hope you enjoy tonight's broadcast, as we feature the latest on the war in Ukraine, the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard court decision, the North Korean covid outbreak, and more. Share this with a friend or family member, and stay informed!

Tonight, the terror in Texas after 21 people are left dead in a school shooting. We have the response from Washington and what is going on in our nation. And, we also present a few of the other bulletins of the day. Enjoy, and share this with friends and family!

Tonight, Ukraine sentences the first Russian war criminal to life in prison, the president says the U.S. would use the military to stop a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan, and the monkeypox begins to spread around the nation. Enjoy, and share this with your friends or family!

Tonight, to kick off our second season, we have a special interview with a social studies teacher on the future of our government and what schools teach as we enter a controversial age, even for education.

And next week, the years of cover-up and scandal from the Catholic church as a financial trial begins.

As the evening and your weekend get underway, end the day with a few of the following stories-

- The president begins his trip to Asia

- The stock market falls 20% in 6 weeks as the economy struggles/inflation surges

- Congresswoman Elise Stefanik has chanted the white supremacist great replacement theory

And more, tonight.

Tonight, the shooting investigation continues in Buffalo, the Heard-Johnny Depp legal fight continues, and 1 million U.S. covid deaths. Enjoy!

Anchored and edited by Xavier Sachse

Produced and directed by James Hampton

Sources, tape and material from- CNN.com, AP, NBCnews.com, NPR, ABCnews.com

Tonight, we cover the supreme court repealing abortion rights for women and the effect on the entire nation. The U.S. surpasses 1 Million deaths from Covid in less than 2 years. And the rest of the day's news, all tonight.