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Folded Map Project Meets Chicago’s West Side
Reset’s Friday News Roundup For Dec. 13, 2019
Can Chicago Survive The Next Big Recession, Plus The Hanukkah Latke
Impeachment Plus A Crafty Activist
Closing The Gap Series Looks At Non-Equal Access To Contraceptive Care
Reset’s Friday News Roundup For Dec. 6, 2019
SNAP Changes Plus This Week’s See Hear Eat
Fred Hampton's Legacy in Chicago 50 Years After His Killing
HIV Infection Rates Down In Cities, But On The Rise In Rural Areas
Lightfoot Fires Chicago’s Top Cop, Former Madigan Campaign Worker Reaches $275K Settlement
A Post Turkey-Day Break
The Real First Thanksgiving, And Holiday Sides
Lightfoot’s Budget Passes, Local Rep Fights For Maternal Health
Kim Foxx Running For Reelection, Has Challengers And Challenges
Black Belt Eagle Scout Wants To Inspire Indigenous People
Are “Quiet Rooms” In Schools More Like Solitary Confinement?
Friday News Roundup For Nov. 22, 2019
Lenny Bruce Comes Alive On Chicago Stage
Link Found Between ACEs And Major Health Issues
Famed Cartoonist Lynda Barry Says Anyone Can Draw
Spotlight On State And National Politics
Asian Americans Seek Environmental Justice, Chicago Seeks Solutions To Low Recycling Rate
Chicago Losing A Spanish-Language Newspaper, Veto Session Wraps In Springfield
Is Cyber War The New Nuclear War?
City Budget Hearings, Stemming Gang Violence in Chicago And El Salvador
Gun Violence Memorial Turns Numbers Into The Painfully Personal
No, Your Cat Won't Eat Your Eyeballs
Reset’s Friday News Roundup For Nov. 8, 2019
Chicago’s Top Cop Announces Retirement
Women’s History Comes To Life In New Graphic Book
Pulling Out Of Paris, And Overburdened Nurses
George R.R. Martin, And The Pressures Of College Debt On Middle Class Families
Ibram X. Kendi Explains How To Be An Antiracist
Reset’s Friday News Roundup For Nov. 11, 2019
Where Have Chicago’s Manufacturing Jobs Gone? And This Week’s What’s That Building
Hospitals Closing Up Baby Delivery Services, Chicago Teachers Strike Day 10
IL Rep. Arroyo Arrested For Bribery, Unions Emboldened After Years Of Decline
Lake County Residents Push Ethylene Oxide Ban, And Fall Veto Session Begins
Poet Saeed Jones Searches For His Authentic Self
Reset’s Weekly News Roundup For Oct. 25, 2019
Mayor Lightfoot Takes Listener Questions
Reset Bonus Podcast-Mayor Lightfoot's Complete Budget Speech
Analyzing Mayor Lightfoot's 2020 Budget Speech
Wiping Away Medical Bills, The Muslim Experience In Chicago
City Club Raids, South Side Photographs
How Lonnie Bunch III Built The Most Popular Museum In America
Reset’s Friday News Roundup for Oct. 18, 2019
The Teachers Strike! And Building Sustainability Into Our Neighborhoods
The Dems Debate, Plus Shopping For Japanese Ingredients
What Will It Take To Keep Chicago Teachers From Striking?
Toni Preckwinkle On County Budget, Samantha Power On Politics And Policy
An Important Message For Morning Shift Listeners
Cubs’ Retiring Organist: “Wrigley Is A Cathedral”
Illinois Farmers Getting Some Help From Taiwan
House Ready To Impeach, Teachers Ready To Strike
U.N. Sustainability Summit And The King’s Speech At Chicago Shakespeare
Nurses Strike And Crime On The El
Journalist Paul Tough’s new book examines the promise of higher education
Morning Shift’s Friday News Roundup For Sept. 20, 2019
City Council To Vote On Ticket Reforms
Poet Kevin Coval’s Newest Work Looks At Gentrification
Chicago's Kaina Poised For Big Breakout
Friday News Roundup For Sept, 13, 2019
The Battle Over TIF Money For Lincoln Yards
Chicago’s Police Overtime Problem
Uber’s Chicago Move, Chemical Spills In NW Indiana
A Teacher At Heart: One Man Leaves Academia And Returns To The Classroom
Lightfoot Goes After Ted Cruz: Friday News Roundup For Sept. 6, 2019
Growing Up Bears: Chairman George McCaskey On His Family's Business And Passion
Chicago Below National Average For Murder Cases Solved, Prose
CPS Teacher Returns To Classroom After Stint In Academia
Nick Offerman Loves The Simple Things In Life
Bonus Pod - Mayor Lori Lightfoot's State of the City Speech
Lightfoot’s State Of The City: Friday News Roundup For August 30, 2019
What Will The Mayor Say Tonight? And The Many Layers Of Gone With The Wind
Cook County State’s Attorney ReadyTo Expunge Pot Records
CPS CEO Janice Jackson Answers Your Questions
Lightfoot’s First 100 Days Fast Approaching. How’s She Doing?
CJ Run Finds Community, Inspiration In Chicago
Chicago’s Billion Dollar Budget Hole: Friday News Roundup For Aug. 23, 2019
Harassment In Springfield, And CHA Head Abruptly Resigns
Planned Parenthood and Title X, A Growing Peace Campus In Englewood
County Dems Make 2020 Picks, Social Media And The Next Election
Markets In Tizzy Over Inverted Yield Curve, Chicago’s Safe House
Friday News Roundup for August 16, 2019
State's Attorney Takes Aim At Juul, KLEO Celebrates City Youth
Future Chicago Casino Profits And A New Elder Abuse Task Force
Trade War With China Affecting Illinois Farmers, Consumers
Waukegan Gambling And Young Poets Honor Gwendolyn Brooks
Billy Branch: 50 Years Of The Blues
Minority-Owned Small Businesses Can’t Get Capital Needed To Grow