In the Loop

Company and national surveys show many office workers would like to remain at home after COVID for at least part of the work week.

Each week, Reset’s infectious disease expert Dr. Mia Taormina joins us to answer your questions relating to the coronavirus and vaccines.

Film “Minari” shows one Korean-American family’s immigrant experience.

Governor Pritzker lays out his 2022 budget plan. Michael Madigan resigns from the Illinois House. Plus, Chicago expands indoor dining.

Gov. Pritzker presented his budget priorities for 2022, which includes employment security, small business grants, and housing assistance.

Cook and Lake County shovels out after another big snow

PODCAST - The latest COVID-19 stimulus bill earmarked $15 billion for arts funding, including relief for concert venues and theaters.

Reset checks in with the head of Chicago’s Congo Square Theatre to discuss how artists are getting through the pandemic and what to expect from their 2021 production schedule.

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Bianca Martin

Chicago’s deep freeze is expected to stick around for a while and could be the longest cold snap in February in 60 years. The leaves many homeless Chicagoans vulnerable to the bitter cold amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reset checks in with local organizations working toward long-term solutions to homelessness in the city and around Illinois

Host: Sasha-Ann Simons

Producer: Stephanie Kim